NL-KVK-27108436-000142Oxfam NovibThe Strategic Partnership (SP) "Towards a Worldwide Influencing Network" is a Lobby and Advocacy programme with the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The programme enables global and local influencing work on three thematic areas: 1) Right to Food; 2) Greater Responsibility in Finance for Development; 3) Conflict and Fragility. The ambition of the SP is to achieve policy changes by governments and the private sector to the benefit of groups facing poverty and injustice, and to strengthen civil society#s capacity to demand for such change. The SP is implemented over a period of 5 years by an Alliance consisting of Oxfam Novib and SOMO. Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000122Oxfam NovibThe Natural Resource Governance (NRG) program aims to support women and men, especially indigenous people in rural areas of Cambodia, to have their rights realized and take control of and gain benefits from Cambodia#s natural resources (land, water, extractives, forest and fishery) and secure sustainable livelihoods Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000141Oxfam NovibVoice is an innovative grant facility that supports the most marginalised and discriminated people in ten low- and lower-middle income countries in Africa and Asia. It aims to amplify and connect thus far unheard voices in efforts to leave no one behind. Voice is an initiative of and financed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands as part of their overall policy framework #Dialogue and Dissent# and is executed by a consortium between Oxfam Novib and Hivos. Voice has two main components; a grant facility to provide financial support to groups and organisations totaling 35 million Euro for a period of 5 years (2016-2020). And a linking and learning programme that will nurture learning and innovation across countries and groups. Through a decentralised management approach, Voice is coordinated by Oxfam country offices in Mali, Nigeria, Niger, Uganda, Laos and Cambodia. In Kenya and Tanzania, Voice is coordinated by Hivos East Africa while in Indonesia and the Philippines, Hivos South East Asia takes responsibility for coordination and management. For more information please visit www.voice.global. The long-term outcome of Voice is to strengthen the capacity for lobby and advocacy of CSOs and representatives of the most marginalised and discriminated people in order to empower these groups and to have their voices heard and respected, using innovative ideas in the field of capacity strengthening and in the field of lobby and advocacy. Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000003Oxfam NovibValue chains and the rural economy: making it work for women and men. Join us in enabling vulnerable women and men in rural Africa and Asia to address the root causes of their poverty. Using the power of symbols and principles of inclusion, we helprural populations to improve livelihoods and gender equality, negotiate better prices for their goods and increase their influence on local economies. We mobilize people and institutions to work towards common visions of change. Women in poor rural areas often can#t own property and don#t have much say in what happens to the household income they help to earn. Peer pressure on men to behave #like a man# restrains them from saving money and investing in household welfare. This holds back families and communities. Greater gender equality typically means healthier children and more productive, faster-growing local economies. Many organizations work on issues such as agricultural value chains, local economic development, financial services and agricultural extension services. But it#s estimated that less than 1 in 10 of these programs explicitly address gender inequalities. The others could have more impact if they did. We work with local organizations and businesses as well as UN agencies, other donors to support them put gender frameworks into practice in their programs. We help women and men in marginalized rural communities to articulate their ambitions and understand how greater gender equality can improve their livelihoods and lives. With morecontrol of their own development process, rural communities negotiate better prices for their products, better work conditions, and more relevant services. Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000124Oxfam NovibThe Voice for Change's Goal is defined as: Cambodians, especially women, youth and other marginalized communities, are informed about their rights and empowered to be an active citizen, to take leadership roles, to claim the government to be accountable towards social protection and enhancing civil society space and to challenge unequal power relations for positive societal change. V4C is inspired to see that "Cambodians especially women and youth and other marginalized communities are informed about their rights and are empowered to be active citizens to take leadership roles to claim government's accountability toward social protection and enhancing CSO space and to challenge unequal relations or positive societal change". The program will put its strong focus on women#s leadership, violence against women and girls and support democracy building, youth empowerment as actors of change, improving social protection from the rights of workers perspectives, increased accountability of the government both national and subnational level through strengthening civil society space: budget transparency, gender responsive budgeting and social accountability. The approaches will focus on creating spaces, capacity development, strengthening transformative leadership for women and active citizenship especially for youth and women, and joint effort for better influencing work. Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000161Oxfam NovibOxfam Program ID PROG10129 The above Impact Goal will be achieved through the following interventions: Support advocacy for progressive and comprehensive legal frameworks in the areas of Public Participation, right to Associations and others and ensuring that effective mechanisms exist for citizens to claim/exercise their rights. Supporting advocacy to improve access to inclusive, equitable, affordable and high quality basic services (note further scoping to be done to inform priority policy areas) Conducting operational research on innovative models of service delivery to inform advocacy efforts in areas that include Education, water and sanitation. Supporting advocacy to strengthen the legislative frameworks that enable sustainable and resilient agricultural production (Note:further scoping to be done to inform priority policy areas) Conducting operational research on innovative models of service delivery to inform advocacy efforts in this area Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000166Oxfam NovibOxfam Program ID PROG10143 For Oxfam in Nigeria, the Livelihoods programme is central to realizing our vision of a just Nigeria without poverty. It aims to improve agricultural livelihoods and income opportunities for 1,000,000 smallholder farmers (SHF), 60% of whom are women across Nigeria by March 2020. Through a market-based intervention that brokers a public private partnership, the program will strive to increase productivity, improve food security and incomes for the targeted households, reduce gender gap and youth employment and reduce conflict around productive resources (land, water and grazing areas). The market-led livelihoods will promote value chain agriculture with specific focus on Sorghum, Maize, Fish,, Agro-forestry and Vegetables using Oxfam's systemic gendered market approach. This ties together climate change adaptation, value chain, rural enterprise development with policy framework and private sector investment. The Private Sector engagement will bring together small-scale farmers and big companies to provide equitable and sustainable access to training, inputs and markets. The over-arching strategy is that the sustainable livelihoods program will have a differentiated approach, which will nicely combine resilient livelihoods with market led livelihood interventions to transition the chronically poor to the stage where they become economically active and capable to engage. The resilient livelihoods interventions will include social protection/safety nets -cash transfer and/or voucher program, considering a fluctuating market system and security situation, temporary employment in the form of food for work, VS&L/Savings for Change, livestock management, backyard gardening, local food reserve, nutrition enhancement programming. The program specifically addresses desertification and climate challenges in northern Nigeria. An additional 1 million trees will be planted in Katsina State and more 20,000 mud efficient clean cookstoves produced and disseminated by September 9, 2018, to reach an additional 100,000 direct beneficiaries Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000036Oxfam NovibAGIR (Acções para uma Governação Inclusiva e Responsável), is a five-year (2010-2014) programme on governance, implemented by Oxfam in Mozambique and funded by Swedish (186,6 million SEK # # 20 million for 5 years) and Dutch (1 million Euro/year) Embassies. AGIR supports civil society organisations in Mozambique with the final objective of ensuring that they are strong and vibrant enough to monitor governance and thus influence changes in Mozambique. The programme gives support through core funding to 20(twenty) partners. Essentially, the programme´s approaches of support is three fold: 1) to strengthen CSO institutional/organisational capacity; 2) to facilitate links, synergies and networks among CSOs; and, 3) to ensure that CSOs benefit from good donorship through establishment of basket/common funds and coordination among donors. In turn, these approaches will bring about changes in the Mozambican society, particularly on issues related to transparency and financial accountability and participation and social accountability. Recently, and after recommendation by the donors, Oxfam submitted a proposal for the extension of the programme for further 6 (six) years of implementation (with a budget of approximately # 50 million). Donors have not given feedback on the new proposal but it is supposed to start on the 1st January 2015, with 24 partners (18 current plus 6 new potential partners). Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000101Oxfam NovibIntroduction SLHAP Strong and empowered local actors play a key role in leading and delivering effective response. They work with vulnerable communities before, during and after crisis and have a deep understanding of the context. However, the international humanitarian community is currently not designed to systematically recognise the role and potential of local actors or define what international actors will do in the coming years to increase local/national humanitarian capacity. Time for a Change! Oxfam#s vision is to achieve an increase in local leadership in emergency response by 2020. Based on pilots with local humanitarian actors in Somalia and El Salvador the Strong Local Humanitarian Actors Programme is developed by Oxfam Novib, America, Intermon and GB and aims to scale-up the approach the next 5 years. SLHAProject2015 starts up SLHA projects in 6 countries managed bij Oxfam Novib, Oxfam America and Intermon Oxfam. Oxfam Strong Local Humanitarian Actors Programme This programme seeks to achieve that local actors play a leading role in humanitarian work with the interest of women, children and men affected by disaster at the centre. The Strong Local Humanitarian Actors Programme provides a practical approach for supporting local actorsto take the lead in humanitarian response. This programme employs a participatory methodology to analyse the humanitarian response ecosystem in-country and discuss positive elements in capabilities and collaboration, as well as blockers preventing local actors from fulfilling their potential. A capacity building pathway then maps the way to develop local humanitarian leadership. Sharing this analysis and discussing what it requires from whom in the system to reach a next level increases ownership, collaboration and provides new venues to capacity development and to resource mobilisation to support this. Areas of intervention Strength Local actors (government, private sector and civil society) have the capacity to deliver and lead humanitarian preparedness and response. This demands organisational capacity and collective agenda and leadership of organisations to influence and work with others. Space Creating an enabling environment to allow the Space for local actors to use, claim and further develop their Strength. International stakeholders need to recognize and trust the capacity (Strength) of local humanitarian actors and create an enabling environment and a willingness to develop equitable relations, engaging in information sharing, networking and mutual learning. Strength and Space are two sides of the same coin and form the basis of this Program! Oxfam Change Oxfam will lead in changing its own attitudes and practices and in convincing others to do the same. We will do so by addressing the external environment of donors and the public, and our internal environment (staff, including management, and the systems of decision-making and funding). Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000143Oxfam NovibOur Vision GROW is a campaign for the billions of us who eat food and over a billion men and women who grow it, to ensure a future in which no one goes to bed hungry. We are changing the food system by campaigning with people around the world on 3 crucial battle grounds in the fight against hunger: unsustainable food production and consumption; climate change; and the threat to peoples# access to natural resources such as land rights violations. Our approach Our campaign is all about people claimingpower in the fight against hunger, whether that#s poor communities fighting for enough nutritious food to feed their families, or middle class consumers fighting for quality, choice and cost. Addressing inequality is key to claiming power # we will challenge elites and powerful vested interests that stand to gain by excluding small scale producers, by failing to act on climate change and by violating peoples# land rights. And we will put women#s rights front and center of all our campaigning. We will do this by helping to build worldwide public movements (working with networks, allies, social movements, partners, progressive organizations and influential individuals) which promote sustainable consumption and enforce the role of consumers north and south as active agents of change. We will also hold governments and private sector actors to account to ensure their actions respect the rights of women, food producers and vulnerable communities. Our aims Our overall aim is that people living in povertyclaim power in the way the world manages land, water and climate change, so that they can grow or buy enough food to eat # now and in the future. We campaign so that more governments, multilateral institutions and companies are implementing policies thatpromote sustainable food production and consumption, and are supporting those most vulnerable to climate change. We are working towards 3 key objectives: # We want to increase government funding for small scale food production and a greater proportion of private investment in agriculture focused on helping, not harming, small scale food producers. # We want communities that are vulnerable to climate change to have greater access to adaption finance and other forms of support, and we want to furthercut carbon emissions. # And finally, we want women and communities to protect and realize their rights to land. Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000131Oxfam NovibThe overall objective of the Sowing Diversity=Harvesting Security (SD=HS) programme is that Indigenous people and small-holder farmers # men, women and youth # enjoy their Farmers# Rights and have capacity to access, develop and use plant genetic resources to improve their food and nutrition security under conditions of climate change. SD=HS operates as a network of leading civil society organizations working in the field of plant genetic resources on national and global level. Currently the program is implemented in 7 countries (Nepal, Laos, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala and there is collaboration with organizations in China as a linking and learning partner. At the same time partners and Oxfam Novib are very active on global level (e.g. on the International Treaty on Plant Genetic Resources for Food and Agriculture). SD=HS is possible to bilateral donors (e.g. Swedish Sida), public donations and private foundations. Over the coming four years SD=HS will reach 250,000 households and at least 50% of the beneficiaries are women. The four key outcomes of SD=HS are: # Resilient indigenous and farming communities are better able to access and sustainably use and maintain plant genetic resources for food and nutrition security, climate change adaptation and disaster management. # Indigenous peoples and smallholder farmers enhance their livelihoods, income and seed security though improved market access to and production of high-quality seeds of diverse crops and varieties adapted to farmers# needs and preferences # Strengthen coping strategies of communities by increasing the intake of nutritious food based on local biodiversity and improved management of neglected and underutilised species (NUS) # Policy makers and otherstakeholders support an enabling policy and institutional environment for farmers# seed systems and the implementation of Farmers# Rights, through improved policies and practices. Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000169Oxfam NovibOXFAM program ID PROG10146 Dans le cadre de l'OCS 2015-2019 le programme GCA est bâti sur deux sous-domaines de changement que sont: la transparence budgétaire et la justice fiscale, le renforcement de la société civile et la participation citoyenne des jeunes et des femmes. Auvu de l'évolution du contexte et de l'actualité du moment, Oxfam au Niger a choisi de faire un focus pour l'année 18 '19 sur, d'une part la problématique de la participation des femmes et des jeunes dans la gestion des finances publiqueset d'autre part sur la question de la transparence dans les industries extractives et Justice fiscale. A côté de ces priorités thématiques, le programme Gouvernance travaillera en permanence sur l'amélioration de la «conquête» d'un espace de liberté pour les organisations de la société civile afin d'exercer leur droit en toute indépendance et sécurité. Ce programme de par sa nature porte l'essentiel de la stratégie et la capacité d'Oxfam à imprimer un cachet d'influence àla présence du bureau Niger.C'est pourquoi un accent est mis sur une définition claire de ses priorités, l'analyse de son contexte et les voies et moyens pour opérationnaliser sa vision. Ce programme travaille étroitement avec le département renforcement des capacités et partenariat afin d'assurer une cohérence et une efficacité dans l'accompagnement des partenaires de la société civile. Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000123Oxfam NovibOver the past decade disasters in Cambodia have largely been natural and a threat to livelihoods rather than to life and security directly. The impact of floods and drought has increased due to climate change. Poor people, especially women and small scale farmers, are particularly vulnerable. This includes both rural and increasingly (semi-)urban areas. The aim of this program is to increase the resilience of this target group in selected provinces through an integrated approach of adaptive agriculture, value chain development, financial safety net, disaster risk reduction and emergency response if and when required. Gender Justice is at the heart of all our work. The Resilience programme focuses on vulnerable small-scale (female) farmers in selected areas, to better prepare and enable them to cope with climate change and natural disasters, especially floods and droughts. Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000164Oxfam NovibOxfam Programme ID PROG010132 The overall impact goal for this programme will be achieved through the following strategic interventions. Advocacy for and supporttothe revision of the legal frameworks around EI related revenue sharing, community rights, access to informationand the renegotiation of various EI contracts based on open access to relevant information and EI data. Improved understanding and capacity by communities and civil society on EI issues to enable advocacy for frameworks that facilitate various forms of engagement in the EI value chain by communities in line with their rights Enforcement of Environmental, Sustainability and Impact Assessments(including assessment of human rights/ gender impacts) and ensure they are accessible and disseminated in simplified language. Promoting the exchange of goodpractices and buildingthe capacity of CSOs to advocate for human rights at a local, regional and global level by linking them to regional and global learning Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000163Oxfam NovibOxfam Program ID PROG10131 Work under this Impact Goal will focus on building the capacity of the government departments that are in charge of anticipating and responding to emergencies and other local agencies includinglocal civil society organisationsand ensuring that responses are in line with international humanitarian standards. This also includes building the capacity of communities in risk mapping and management, raising community awareness on their rights in emergencies. To influence humanitarian laws and policies and to ensure pooling of resources Oxfam in Mozambique works in a network of international organisations (COSACA). With this network as the platform for engagement Oxfam will contribute to capacity building for the national humanitarian Forum (LNGOs) Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000162Oxfam NovibOxfam program ID PROG10130 As a country programme we are cognisant of the fact that even if we have worked on gender equality programmes from different angles before the Norms approach is a relatively new approach in which we need to learn and deepenour thinking as we proceed. In its early phases the programme will therefore include a research work to learn what approaches have worked elsewhere in other countries or in other programmes locally. Considering the role of family level elders, traditional leaders and schools in shaping attitudes towards women, CSO led advocacy for changed perceptions will target these institutions and engage men and boys in the process. The programme also seeks to bring a different understanding around unpaid care work at the family and community level as it has a bearing on women reaching their full potential. Role models will be identified to inspire girls and families while institutions will be assisted to develop a greater understanding and application of the legal framework within which they are required to function in enhancing changes for women. Oxfam in Mozambique will also participate in the Global organisational campaigns promoting Women#s rights. Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000168Oxfam NovibOXFAM program ID PROG10145 In Nigeria, despite the huge resources from oil revenue, massive corruption, absence of accountable government and non-participatory governance persist leading to under development and deepening poverty. Climate Change is also further threatening food security with women left to bear majority of the burden. The Good Governance Programme adopts a comprehensive approach to promoting the right to Social and Political participation to empower citizens to demand their right toa better life. First it works tofoster transparency and accountability in the inflow of resources from the Extractives sector; promotes and equitable and fair tax regimes; improve quality and quantity of public and private investments in agriculture, education and health sectors; reviewof specific policies and practices that builds resilience of farmers and Food to be recognised in the Nigerian constitution as a right. This will be achieved through effective collaboration with Civil Society partners and alliances, key government institutions, the media and the private sector, schools and the Nigeria Youth Service Corps. Researches will be conducted and used to empower communities and the public to hold government to account through town hall meetings,face to face advocacies, media publications and appearances etc. Other materials such as policy briefs will be used for policy advocacy. The programme will also leverage on the successes achieved on the long-term development projects to influence government and private sector for scale up.Communities will be empowered to engage with their Senators in their Senatorial zones. Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000165Oxfam NovibOxfam Program ID PROG10142 The North East crisis has led to the displacement of about 2.4 million IDPs and 600,000 refugees into Niger, Chad and Cameroun and about 10,000 deaths since 2009 when the crisis significantly escalated. Since May 2014, Oxfamhas been responding to the North East conflict. With the declaration of the disaster as a CAT 1 by the HCCG in September 2016, and continued escalation of the crisis, Oxfam has a target of reaching a minimum of 25% of the affected based on Oxfam global standards. The Lake Chad Basin response is challenged by continued attacks on communities and repeated displacement of already registered IDPs and host communities that were supporting them Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000181Oxfam NovibGaps between rich and poor are not inevitable – they are the consequence of political and economic choices. The consortium partners of the Power of Voices Partnership FAIR for All are Oxfam Novib, SOMO, Huairou Commission and Third World Network-Africa.They will implement this programme with civil society organisations in 13 countries across the South East Asia and African regions and the Netherlands. THey share a strong belief that value chains can be FAIR for ALL, distributing power equally and enabling all stakeholders to share in profits and benefits. This requires achieving systemic change: challenging underlying power structures and relationships that inform policies and practices – and which are often designed to benefit the few and not the majority. Active citizens and a strong, rooted and diverse civil society play a crucial role in driving this fundamental shift. Citizens – activists, grassroots women, workers, farmers, thought leaders - are already proposing alternative models which are based on principles of agency, shared value and equal relations of power. Their organizations challenge belief systems that put profits before people and planet and hold companies and investors accountable for rights abuses in their supply chains. They activate citizens to monitor public spending and advocate for governments to bring in trade and tax reforms that will contribute to more equal sharing of wealth that is created in value chains. The main focus of the FAIR for ALL programme proposal is to support and strengthen CSOs to play their diverse roles; as educators, mobilizers, creators and watchdogs to make trade and value chains FAIR for ALL. Supporting CSOs today is more crucial than ever as their space to keep duty bearers accountable is more andmore being compromised. Activists, human rights defenders and journalists are increasingly harassed, and their organizations increasingly face restrictions and struggle to secure sufficient funding. With proposed programme the FAIR for ALL consortium aims to: 1 Demonstrate the viability of progressive approaches to business; 2 End land and labour rights violations which are particularly persistent across primarycommodity value-chains; 3 Support trade and tax reforms to decrease over-reliance on primary-commodity earnings and increase governments’ capability to mobilize domestic resources for social spending and investment in more resilient, locally owned economies; 4 Encourage mutual learning and knock on effects between countries with similar value-chain dynamics, market conditions and companies and investors participating in value-chains; and 5. Leverage Dutch private-sector relationships to influence companies and investors participating in value chains. The FAIR for ALL programme will be implemented in 13 countries: Brazil, South Africa, Mozambique, Ghana, Nigeria, Kenya, Uganda, OPT, India, Vietnam, Indonesia, Cambodia and Myanmar. The potential for large-scale impact and systemic, long-lasting change was a key consideration for selecting these countries. The consortium believes this change can happen through the transformation of agricultural and extractive industry value chains. Millions of people work in or depend on agricultural and mineral value chains, and many more are impacted by them – through unfair competition, precarious work, low incomes, land evictions and climate change. Supporting efforts to ensure respect for human rights and increase opportunities for women small-scale producers has the potential to uplift the livelihoods ofmillions of women, men, girls and boys. FAIR for ALL will be implemented through a Theory of Change composed of four interlinked pathways for change. Pathways 1 and 2 aim to strengthen civil society to contribute to a more responsible private sector thatrespects human rights, women’s rights and labour rights, prevents environmental harm and distributes gains from value-chains more equally. Pathway 1 encourages the development and promotion of business practices which share value more equally and empower women; pathway 2 strengthens civil society to advocate for a more responsible private and financial sector. Pathways 3 and 4 contribute to a more accountable public sector that protects and fulfils the rights of people working in, or impacted by primary-commodity value chains, and that invests in more inclusive and sustainable value chains. Pathway 3 strengthens civil society to advocate governments to effectively regulate the private sector; pathway 4 encourages fiscal and trade reforms that enable increased social spending and investment in economies that produce jobs and income for local communities. Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000171Oxfam NovibLe programme est constitué de 04 sous-domaines que sont: # Prévention des crises, préparation et planification de la réponse aux crises # Réponses d#urgence de qualité # Transformation des conflits # Pastoralisme # Droit humanitaire international. En effet, en plus des effets des crises alimentaires persistantes (non obstant les efforts consentis), le Niger fait désormais face de plus en plus aux effets du terrorisme et des conflits inter ethniques et transfrontaliers nécessitant des interventions adaptées. C'est ce qui explique l#introduction de l#axe « transformation des conflits ». Oxfam au Niger continuera à s#affirmer dans le domaine humanitaire de parson expérience et l#assistance apportée dans ce domaine depuis le début des années 2000. Oxfam au Niger se veut être en mesure de répondre à des crises de catégorie 3 et monter ensemble deconcert avec la plateformerégionale le GHT les réponses de catégorie 2 et 1. Vu les leçons tirées de la mise en #uvre de la réponse Diffa après la catégorisation 2 et ensuite 1, il est impératifque la gestion des crises de catégorie 2 et 1 relevé aussi du programme pays et bien soutenue par la plateforme régionale et le GHT selon une analyse des besoins d#appui bien faite. Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-000167Oxfam NovibOXFAM program ID PROG10144 Gender Justice is an outcome and a process that places Oxfam in Nigeria#s work for gender equality in the context of a rights-based approach. The programme has both stand-alone components and is also mainstreamed across programmes: These include the following components: Women#s Participation and Transformative Leadership (WPTL); Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG); Women#s Economic Empowerment (WEE) and Gender Mainstreaming Our Women#s Participation and Transformative Leadership(WPTL) ensures that women participate in and gain equally and meaningfully from all development and humanitarian programs. WPTL aims to strengthen women#s individual and collective power to end poverty and challenge inequalities. Based on our understanding of the diverse barriers, including social restrictions that limit women#s participation and leadership, our approach to this is through the VSLA systems that creates safe spaces for women to save, organise and influence their households and the society. Our Preventing Violence Against Women and Girls (VAWG) aims atending violence against women and girls requires changes in laws and policies as well as in individual and collective beliefs, attitudes and behaviours on women#s rolesandrights.We will seek to build collective power and create strategic community of champions (men and women) who would promote zero tolerance and non-acceptance of violence against women in our ENOUGH Campaign. The national approach is targeted at advocating for the domestication of theVAPP Act 2015 in the States of the Federation; while advocating for the passage of the GEOB Bill. Our Women#s Economic Empowerment (WEE)seeks to implement targeted programmes that increase women's access to resources to build sustainable livelihoods. It also seeks to build the capacity of women small-holder farmers to change negative cultural beliefs, influence policy formulation and encourage other women. Our Gender Mainstreaming will be adopted throughout the whole Gender justice program. What itmeans is that major gender considerations and related actions will be integrated. A focus will be given to methodologies such as RCA, GALS to challenge unequal power relations, unpaid care analysis that prevent women from participating in social and economic activities. Oxfam Novib start-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands The right to social and political participationNL-KVK-27108436-A-04321-02:NGOxfam NovibThe Livelihoods and Nutritional Empowerment (LINE) Project is a 60-month initiative funded by Global Affairs Canada and implementedby Oxfam in Bauchi State, Nigeria with a budget of CAD $14,839,265. The Project uses a sustainable livelihoods approach tocontribute to improved livelihoods by promoting agriculture-driven economic growth for 10,000 farming households, with a special focus on women and youth, in six Local Government Areas (LGAs): Tafawa Balewa, Alkaleri, Ningi, Darazo, Shira and Gamawa localgovernment areas (LGAs). Communities in 10 wards in each of these six LGAs will be targeted to participate in the Project. The choice of target LGAs was informed by their geographic spread in terms of representation in the Federal Senatorial Districts, the types of crops and livestock produced in relation to the selected value chains, the number of small scale farming households involved in the selected value chains and the levels of vulnerability to which small scale farmers are exposed. The UltimateOutcome of the project is to Improved livelihoods for 10,000 (60% women) rural farmer households in Bauchi State through increased farm productivity, enhanced market access, better nutrition and improved/enhanced enabling environment for agricultural business development. While the Intermediate Outcomes are 1) Increased yields in selected commodity and livestock value chains for women and men farmers and youth (60% women) 2) Improved agricultural business enabling environment that is more responsive to the needs of women, men, and youth members of farmer households 3) Improved nutrition for vulnerable farmer households, especially women and children The Project will focus on the followingvalue chains: maize, sorghum, sesame, dairy, and meat (beef, mutton, and goats) and will seek to enhance access to markets through collaboration with key private sector actors in order to define and ensure market specifications are met. The four private sector actors that the Project will partner with are: GrandCereals Limited and NASCO Foods, for the first three commodities; and the Integrated Dairies Limited and Bauchi Meat Products Company Ltd., for dairy and meat. The Project will work in collaboration with the Bauchi State government to establish BusinessIncubation Centres (one per target LGA) focused on small business development for youth and Nodal Information, Training, and Processing Centres (10 per target LGA or one per target ward) that will provide information and skills training for women and youth in food processing to create jobs. In addition, farmers will be organized to work in collaboration with other interest groups, alliances and civil society organizations to influence the Bauchi State government to create an enablingenvironment that supports market-based agricultural value chain interventions. Furthermore, the project intends to reach 1,000 vulnerable households among the 10,000 target households that include children, pregnant and nursing women, and mothers of young children, throughtraining to develop home-based skills in nutritional diversification and through promotional campaigns. The Project will promote environmental sustainability through training and use of ecosystem friendly herd health strategies and livestock feed optionsas well as agricultural practices such as zero tillage, conservation agriculture and organic farming. The Project will at the end lead to increased yields in selected commodity and livestock value chains for women and men farmers and youth; an improved agricultural business enabling environment that is responsive to the needs of women, men, and youth members of farmer households; and improved nutrition for vulnerable farmer households, especially women and children. The Project is aligned with two United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets: reduce by 30% the number of people living in poverty and promote gender equality and empower women; as well as with the Government of Nigeria#s Agricultural Promotion Policy (APP), of which BauchiState is a part. The Project isalso in alignment with Global Affairs Canada development priorities in Nigeria, namely to stimulate sustainable rural economic growth for poverty reduction, enhance food security, and secure the future of youth through employment. The project will go into partnership with Pastoral Resolve (PARE), Rahama Women Development Programme (RWDP), Women Empowerment Initiative in Nigeria (WEIN), Association of Small-Scale Agro Producers in Nigeria (ASSAPIN), and Forward in Actionfor Education, Poverty and Malnutrition (FACE-PAM). The civil society organizations, which are the implementing partners of the LINE Project will benefit from: trainings in agricultural value chain development methodology, technology options, gender equality, participatory capacity and vulnerability analysis, and environmental protection; institutional development and strengthening; partnerships; collaboration in agribusiness-driven development; and influencing and policy advocacyOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. 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Oxfam Novib-435677Unders/overspending Donor FundsWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Improved policies Governments and global actors: # cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing policies on transparent and accountable fiscal and financial policies by (sub)national governments or global actorspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing policies on transparent and accountable fiscal and financial policies by (sub)national governments or global actorscases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing policies on transparent and accountable fiscal and financial policies by (sub)national governments or global actors -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-04321-03:NGOxfam NovibRahama Women Development Programme is a registered non-governmental organization that works in Bauchi State with a branch of Micro-credit in Adamawa state, Nigeria. Rahama was established in 1989 and has worked and is working in the area of women and youth empowerment from its conception. It was registered with Corporate Affairs Commission Abuja in April 2004. The organization works in the areas of health, education, water and sanitation, civic education, governance and human rights, peace education and peace building and income generation. The objectives of the organization are to positively contribute to the social and economic development of women and their families; to promote skills development through vocational skills training; to encourage it#s members to participate actively in health and health related activities such as reproductive health and HIV/AIDS education; sensitize women to take part in self-reliance activities, governance, education, peace and security. Rahama works primarily withwomen, youth and children as their principal stakeholders and men as their secondary stakeholders. This is based on our two decades of experience that has shown us that women provide much of the human energy and capital in the developing world; while young people are the holders of tomorrow#s future. The UltimateOutcome of the project is to Improved livelihoods for 10,000 (60% women) rural farmer households in Bauchi State through increased farm productivity, enhanced market access, better nutrition and improved/enhanced enabling environment for agricultural business development. While the Intermediate Outcomes are 1) Increased yields in selected commodity and livestock value chains for women and men farmers and youth (60% women) 2) Improved agricultural business enabling environment that is more responsive to theneeds of women, men, and youth members of farmer households 3) Improved nutrition for vulnerable farmer households, especially women and children The Project will focus on the following value chains: maize, sorghum, sesame, dairy, and meat (beef, mutton, and goats) and will seek to enhance access to markets through collaboration with key private sector actors in order to define and ensure market specifications are met. The four private sector actors that the Project will partner with are: GrandCereals Limited and NASCO Foods, for the first three commodities; and the Integrated Dairies Limited and Bauchi Meat Products Company Ltd., for dairy and meat. The Project will work in collaboration with the Bauchi State government to establish BusinessIncubation Centres (one per target LGA) focused on small business development for youth and Nodal Information, Training, and Processing Centres (10 per target LGA or oneper target ward) that will provide information and skills training for women and youth in food processing to create jobs. In addition, farmers will be organized to work in collaboration with other interest groups, alliances and civil society organizations to influence the Bauchi State government to create an enabling environment that supports market-based agricultural value chain interventions. Furthermore, the project intends to reach 1,000 vulnerable households among the 10,000 target households that include children, pregnant and nursing women, and mothers of young children, throughtraining to develop home-based skills in nutritional diversification and through promotional campaigns. The Project will promote environmental sustainability through training and use of ecosystem friendly herd health strategies and livestock feed optionsas well as agricultural practices such as zero tillage, conservation agriculture and organic farming. The Project will at the end lead to increased yields in selected commodity and livestock value chains forwomen and men farmers and youth; an improved agricultural business enabling environment that is responsive to the needs of women, men, and youth members of farmer households; and improved nutrition for vulnerable farmer households, especially women and children. The Project is aligned with two United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets: reduce by 30% the number of people living in poverty and promote gender equality and empower women; as well as with the Government of Nigeria#s Agricultural Promotion Policy (APP), of which BauchiState is a part. The Project is also in alignment with Global Affairs Canada development priorities in Nigeria, namely to stimulate sustainable rural economic growth for poverty reduction, enhance food security, and secure the future of youth through employment.Oxfam NovibRAHAMA Women Development ProgrammeRahama Women Development Programme is a registered non-governmental organization that works in Bauchi State with a branch of Micro-credit in Adamawa state, Nigeria. Rahama was established in 1989 and has worked and is working in the area of women and youth empowerment from its conception. It was registered with Corporate Affairs Commission Abuja in April 2004. The organization works in the areas of health, education, water and sanitation, civic education, governance and human rights, peace education and peace building and income generation. The objectives of the organization are to positively contribute to the social and economic development of women and their families; to promote skills development through vocational skills training; to encourage itsmembers to participate actively in health and health related activities such as reproductive health and HIV/AIDS education; sensitize women to take part in self-reliance activities, governance, education, peace and security. Rahama works primarily withwomen, youth and children as their principal stakeholders and men as their secondary stakeholders. This is based on our two decades of experience that has shown us that women provide much of the human energy and capital in the developing world; while young people are the holders of tomorrows future. Rahama is responsible implementing the VSL and Livelihood component of the LINE projectOXFAM QUEBEC Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Nigeria9.08199 8.675277The right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation72949 149338 115084 109906 44388 36474 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 36474Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACRAHAMA Women Development Programme89603 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 89603Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACRAHAMA Women Development Programme43702 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 43702Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACRAHAMA Women Development Programme43702 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 43702Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACRAHAMA Women Development Programme43708 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 43708Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACRAHAMA Women Development Programme43708 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 43708Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACRAHAMA Women Development Programme27477 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 27477Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACRAHAMA Women Development Programme27477 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 27477Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACRAHAMA Women Development Programme27477 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 27477Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACRAHAMA Women Development Programme27477 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 27477Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACRAHAMA Women Development Programme31586 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib31586Matching FundsRAHAMA Women Development Programme31586 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib31586Matching FundsRAHAMA Women Development Programme17691 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib17691Matching FundsRAHAMA Women Development ProgrammeWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.Improved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachesSixty ward community leaders across the LINE communities supported in encouraging adoption of the gender policies in thier respective communitiespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid quality7 Campaigns (1 rally campaign in each LGA for Promotion of exclusive breast feeding, world food day & Sensitization of dietary diversification,Improved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3NL-KVK-27108436-A-04321-04:NGOxfam NovibWomen Empowerment Initiatives (WEIN), Bauchi is a membership, non governmental, non political and non religious organization. It was established in 1985 but registered with CAC in 2008. From humble beginning, the organization has grown in size and scope to becomeone of the big NGO in Bauchi State. WEIN has adjusted its programs, adapted and positioned itself as a promoter of women-centre development at the community level, giving voice to women at the grassroots. Its vision is women empowered for sustainable development while its mission is to be the lead NGO championing women empowerment through evident-based research, documentation and provision ofservices for enhanced living for women and the family. Its program areas are Agricultural livelihoods, Governance, HIV/AIDS, Education, Micro credit and Water and Sanitation using a combination of strategies including advocacy, capacity building, campaigns, community mobilization, networking, resource mobilization and lobbying to achieveits organizational mandate and program objectives. The UltimateOutcome of the project is to Improved livelihoods for 10,000 (60% women) rural farmer households in Bauchi State through increased farm productivity, enhanced market access, better nutrition and improved/enhanced enabling environment for agricultural business development. While the Intermediate Outcomes are 1) Increased yields in selected commodity and livestock value chains for womenand men farmers and youth (60% women) 2) Improved agricultural business enabling environment that is more responsive to the needs of women, men, and youth members of farmer households 3) Improved nutrition for vulnerable farmer households, especially women and children The Project will focus on the following value chains: maize, sorghum, sesame, dairy, and meat (beef, mutton, and goats) and will seek to enhance access to markets through collaboration with key private sector actors in order to define and ensure market specifications are met. The four private sector actors that the Project will partner with are: GrandCereals Limited and NASCO Foods, for the first three commodities; and the Integrated Dairies Limited and Bauchi Meat Products Company Ltd., for dairy and meat. The Project will work in collaboration with the Bauchi State government to establish BusinessIncubation Centres (one per target LGA) focused on small business development for youth and Nodal Information, Training, and Processing Centres (10 per target LGA or one per target ward) that will provide information and skills training for women and youth in food processing to create jobs. In addition, farmers will be organized to work in collaboration with other interest groups, alliances and civil society organizations to influence the Bauchi State government to create an enabling environment that supports market-based agricultural value chain interventions. Furthermore, the project intends to reach 1,000 vulnerable households among the 10,000 target households that include children, pregnant and nursing women, and mothers of young children, throughtraining to develop home-based skills in nutritional diversification and through promotional campaigns. The Project will promote environmental sustainability through training and use of ecosystem friendly herd health strategies and livestock feed optionsas well as agricultural practices such as zero tillage, conservation agriculture andorganic farming. The Project will at the end lead to increased yields in selected commodity and livestock value chains for women and men farmers and youth; an improved agricultural business enabling environment that is responsive to the needs of women, men, and youth members of farmer households; and improved nutrition for vulnerable farmer households, especially women and children. The Project is aligned with two United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets: reduce by 30% the number of people living in poverty and promote gender equality and empower women; as well as with the Government of Nigeria#s Agricultural Promotion Policy (APP),of which BauchiState is a part. The Project is also in alignment with Global Affairs Canada development priorities in Nigeria, namely to stimulate sustainable rural economic growth for poverty reduction, enhance food security, and secure the future of youth through employment.Oxfam NovibWomen Empowerment Initiative in NigWomen Empowerment Initiatives (WEIN), Bauchi is a membership, non governmental, non political and non religious organization. It was established in 1985 but registered with CAC in 2008. From humble beginning, the organization has grown in size and scope to becomeone of the big NGO in Bauchi State. WEIN has adjusted its programs, adapted and positioned itself as a promoter of women-centre development at the community level, giving voice to women at the grassroots. Its vision is women empowered for sustainable development while its mission is to be the lead NGO championing women empowerment through evident-based research, documentation and provision ofservices for enhanced living for women and the family. Its program areas are Agricultural livelihoods, Governance, HIV/AIDS, Education, Micro credit and Water and Sanitation using a combination of strategies including advocacy, capacity building, campaigns, community mobilization, networking, resource mobilization and lobbying to achieve its organizational mandate and program objectives. WEIN is implementing the VSL and Livelihood component of the LINE project.OXFAM QUEBEC Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Nigeria9.08199 8.675277The right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation72949 141999 129163 137237 -9540236474 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 36474Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACWomen Empowerment Initiative in Nig85199 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 85199Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACWomen Empowerment Initiative in Nig46491 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 46491Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACWomen Empowerment Initiative in Nig54312 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 54312Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACWomen Empowerment Initiative in Nig27642 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 27642Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACWomen Empowerment Initiative in Nig27642 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 27642Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACWomen Empowerment Initiative in Nig27642 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 27642Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACWomen Empowerment Initiative in Nig31022 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib31022Matching FundsWomen Empowerment Initiative in Nig34666 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib34666Matching FundsWomen Empowerment Initiative in Nig14857 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib14857Matching FundsWomen Empowerment Initiative in NigWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen were support to enhance their second season farming capacitymen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen support to enhance their second season farming capacityWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.Enhance their nutritional and food security capacitymen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.Enhance their nutritional and food security capacityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3NL-KVK-27108436-A-04321-05:NGOxfam NovibThe Pastoral Resolve (PARE) is an independent non governmental organization formed by number of individuals whose interests are humanitarian. These concerned individuals on 27 November, 1998 at their second Board of Trustees meeting, formulated the Statutes and Regulations of the Organization. The Pastoral resolve obtained from the Federal Government of Nigeria. The Pastoral Resolve obtained from the Federal Government of Nigeria its Certificate of Incorporation No. 11991, on 26 April, 1999. PARE helps pastoralists to help themselves by organizing them into Local Pastoral Associations (LPA). PARE assists member pastoralist associations by rendering legal advice in various forms; assisting LPA capacity development in health, animals care, social care and vocational training; sponsoring training in pare - veterinary, pare - medical home economics; assisting and processing policies and their implementation; giving advice on movement, demarcated routes and grazing areas, health and animal care, functioning facilities and infrastructure; organizing, building and managing primary, secondary and vocational schools; rendering advisory services, counseling and support to Local Pastoral Associations; assisting with diagnostic studies and research on all matters related to the pastoralists. The UltimateOutcome of the project is to Improved livelihoods for 10,000 (60% women) rural farmer households in Bauchi State through increased farm productivity, enhanced market access, better nutrition and improved/enhanced enabling environment for agricultural business development. While the Intermediate Outcomes are 1) Increased yields in selected commodity and livestock value chains for women and men farmers and youth (60% women) 2) Improved agricultural business enabling environment that is more responsive to the needs of women, men,and youth members of farmer households 3) Improved nutrition for vulnerable farmer households, especially women and children The Project will focus on the following value chains: maize, sorghum, sesame, dairy, and meat (beef, mutton, and goats) and will seek to enhance access to markets through collaboration with key private sector actors in order to define and ensure market specifications are met. The four private sector actors that the Project will partner with are: GrandCereals Limited and NASCO Foods, for the first three commodities; and the Integrated Dairies Limited and Bauchi Meat Products Company Ltd., for dairy and meat. The Project will work in collaboration with the Bauchi State government to establish BusinessIncubation Centres (one per target LGA) focused on small business development for youth and Nodal Information, Training, and Processing Centres (10 per target LGA or one per target ward) that will provide information and skills training for women and youth in food processing to create jobs. In addition, farmers will be organized to work in collaboration with other interest groups, alliances and civil society organizations to influence the Bauchi State government tocreate an enabling environment that supports market-based agricultural value chain interventions. Furthermore, the project intends to reach 1,000 vulnerable households among the 10,000 target households that include children, pregnant and nursing women, and mothers of young children, throughtraining to develop home-based skills in nutritional diversification and through promotional campaigns. The Project will promote environmental sustainability through training and use of ecosystem friendly herd health strategies and livestock feed optionsas well as agricultural practices such as zero tillage, conservation agriculture and organic farming. The Project will at the end lead to increased yields in selected commodity and livestock value chains for womenand men farmers and youth; an improved agricultural business enabling environment that is responsive to the needs of women, men, and youth members of farmer households; and improved nutrition for vulnerable farmer households, especially women and children. The Project is alignedwith two United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets: reduce by 30% the number of people living in poverty and promote gender equality and empower women; as well as with the Government of Nigeria#s Agricultural Promotion Policy (APP), of which BauchiState is a part. The Project is also in alignment with Global Affairs Canada development priorities in Nigeria, namely to stimulatesustainable rural economic growth for poverty reduction, enhance food security, and secure the future of youth through employment.Oxfam NovibThe Pastoral ResolveThe Pastoral Resolve (PARE) is an independent non governmental organization formed by number of individuals whose interests are humanitarian. These concerned individuals on 27 November, 1998 at their second Board of Trustees meeting, formulated the Statutes and Regulations of the Organization. The Pastoral Resolve obtained from the Federal Government of Nigeria its Certificate of Incorporation No. 11991, on 26 April, 1999. PARE helps pastoralists to help themselves by organizing them into Local Pastoral Associations (LPA). PARE assists member pastoralist associations by rendering legal advice in various forms; assisting LPA capacity development in health, animals care, social care and vocational training; sponsoring training in pare - veterinary, pare - medical home economics; assisting and processing policies and their implementation; giving advice on movement, demarcated routes and grazing areas, health and animal care, functioning facilities and infrastructure; organizing, building and managing primary, secondary and vocational schools;rendering advisory services, counseling and support to Local Pastoral Associations; assisting with diagnostic studies and research on all matters related to the pastoralists. PARE is devoted to nurturing the nomadicpastorialists aspirations for change from theirlife of subsistence to that of truly fulfilling, peaceful and pleasant and pleasant one that manifests the beauty and greatness of nature. PARE is implementing the VSL and Livelihood component of the LINEproject.OXFAM QUEBEC Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Nigeria9.08199 8.675277The right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation68045 151767 158802 109913 19600 34022 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 34022Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACThe Pastoral Resolve-34022 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC -34022Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACThe Pastoral Resolve34022 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 34022Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACThe Pastoral Resolve91060 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 91060Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACThe Pastoral Resolve54877 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 54877Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACThe Pastoral Resolve54877 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 54877Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACThe Pastoral Resolve54877 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 54877Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACThe Pastoral Resolve27478 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 27478Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACThe Pastoral Resolve27478 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 27478Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACThe Pastoral Resolve27478 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 27478Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACThe Pastoral Resolve27478 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 27478Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACThe Pastoral Resolve50921 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib50921Matching FundsThe Pastoral Resolve39639 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib39639Matching FundsThe Pastoral Resolve17939 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib17939Matching FundsThe Pastoral ResolveWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Training, sensitisation, VSLmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Training, sensitisation, VSLWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.Improved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3NL-KVK-27108436-A-04321-06:NGOxfam NovibThe association of Small-Scale Agro Producers in Nigeria (ASSAPIN) is an incorporated Non Governmental Organization registered withthe Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) Abuja CAC/IT/38325 in April 2010. The Small-Scale farmers are overwhelming majorityof farmers in the country, accounting for over 90%, but because they are scattered and isolated, they have faced marginalization, exclusion and disempowerment over time especially women and the youths. This marginalization, exclusion and disempowerment, limited the voices of small-scale farmers from being heard, and their issues are not being taken into account nor are their specific concerns being addressed in any concious and systematically sustainable manner. The result is the neglect of the sector andthe current incidence of food insecurity in the country thereby placing Nigeria as the world largest importer of wheat and the Number (2) world importer of rice, the situation need urgent action taking to make agriculture attractive and sustainable in Nigeria, otherwise importing food will surely lead to importing inflation and driving poverty in the future. Given this history of neglect and disempowerment, the coupled with the recent renewed global and national interest in small-scale agriculture and small-scale farmers, the establishment of small-scale farmers from across the country through group formation and registration has become imperatives in order to increase the voices and the capacity of small-scale farmers to onfluence agricultural policiesand practices so that the desire impact of Food Securityand Sustainable development can be achieved, particularly among women and youth small-scale farmers. ASSAPIN Mission Statement " ASSAPIN is committed to empowering Small-Scale farmers through Mobilization, Capacity building, Policy influencing, Research and Support to improve Agriculture for Susitanable development". The UltimateOutcome of the project is to Improved livelihoods for 10,000 (60% women) rural farmer households in Bauchi State through increased farm productivity, enhanced market access, better nutrition and improved/enhanced enabling environment for agricultural business development. While the Intermediate Outcomes are 1) Increased yields in selected commodity and livestock value chains for women and men farmers and youth (60% women) 2) Improved agricultural business enabling environment that is more responsive to the needs of women, men, and youth members of farmer households 3) Improved nutrition for vulnerable farmer households,especially women and children The Project will focus on the following value chains: maize, sorghum, sesame, dairy, and meat (beef, mutton, and goats) and will seek to enhance access to markets through collaboration with key private sector actors in order to define and ensure market specifications are met. The four private sector actors that the Project will partner with are: GrandCereals Limited and NASCO Foods, for the first three commodities; and the Integrated Dairies Limited and Bauchi Meat Products Company Ltd., for dairy and meat. The Project will work in collaboration with the Bauchi State government to establish BusinessIncubation Centres (one per target LGA) focused on small business development for youth and Nodal Information, Training, and Processing Centres (10 per target LGA or one per target ward) that will provide information and skills training for women and youth in food processing to create jobs. In addition, farmers will be organized to work in collaboration with other interest groups, alliances and civil society organizations to influence the Bauchi State government to create an enabling environment that supports market-based agricultural value chain interventions. Furthermore, the project intends to reach 1,000 vulnerable households among the 10,000 target households that include children, pregnant and nursing women, and mothers of young children, throughtraining to develop home-based skills in nutritional diversification and through promotional campaigns. The Project will promote environmental sustainability through training and use of ecosystem friendly herd health strategies and livestock feed optionsas well as agricultural practices such as zero tillage, conservation agriculture and organic farming. The Project will atthe end lead to increased yields in selected commodity and livestock value chains for women and men farmers and youth; an improved agricultural business enabling environment that is responsive to the needs of women, men, and youth members of farmer households; and improved nutrition for vulnerablefarmer households, especially women and children. The Project is aligned with two United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets: reduce by 30% the number of people living in poverty and promote gender equality and empower women; as well as with the Government of Nigeria#s Agricultural Promotion Policy (APP), of which BauchiState is a part. The Project is also in alignment with Global Affairs Canada development priorities in Nigeria, namely to stimulate sustainable rural economic growth for poverty reduction, enhance food security, and secure the future of youth through employment.Oxfam NovibAssociation of Small Scale ProducerThe association of Small-Scale Agro Producers in Nigeria (ASSAPIN) is an incorporated Non Governmental Organization registered withthe Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) Abuja CAC/IT/38325 in April 2010. The Small-Scale farmers are overwhelming majorityof farmers in the country, accounting for over 90%, but because they are scattered and isolated, they have faced marginalization, exclusion and dis-empowerment over time especially women and the youths. This marginalization, exclusion and dis-empowerment,limited the voicesof small-scale farmers from being heard, and their issues are not being taken into account nor are their specific concerns being addressed in any conscious and systematically sustainable manner. The result is the neglect of the sectorand the current incidence of food insecurity in the country thereby placing Nigeria as the world largest importer of wheat and the Number (2) world importer of rice, the situation need urgent action taking to make agriculture attractive and sustainable in Nigeria, otherwise importing food will surely lead to importing inflation and driving poverty in the future. Given this history of neglect and dis-empowerment, the coupled with the recent renewed global and national interest in small-scale agriculture andsmall-scale farmers, the establishment of small-scale farmers from across the country through group formation and registration has become imperatives in order to increase the voices and the capacity of small-scale farmers to influence agricultural policiesand practices so that the desired impact of Food Security and Sustainable development can be achieved, particularly among women and youth small-scale farmers. ASSAPIN Mission Statement "ASSAPIN is committed to empowering Small-Scale farmers through Mobilization, Capacity building, Policy influencing, Research and Support to improve Agriculture for Sustainable development. ASSAPIN is implementing the Governance and influencing component of the LINE project.OXFAM QUEBEC Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Nigeria9.08199 8.675277The right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation61429 50570 68782 90908 9232 30715 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 30715Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACAssociation of Small Scale Producer30342 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 30342Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACAssociation of Small Scale Producer29670 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 29670Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACAssociation of Small Scale Producer29670 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 29670Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACAssociation of Small Scale Producer29670 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 29670Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACAssociation of Small Scale Producer22727 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 22727Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACAssociation of Small Scale Producer22727 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 22727Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACAssociation of Small Scale Producer22727 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 22727Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACAssociation of Small Scale Producer22727 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 22727Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACAssociation of Small Scale Producer26171 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib26171Matching FundsAssociation of Small Scale Producer11021 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib11021Matching FundsAssociation of Small Scale Producer2755 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2755Matching FundsAssociation of Small Scale ProducerWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.Improved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3NL-KVK-27108436-A-04321-07:NGOxfam NovibForward in Action for Education, Poverty and Malnutrition simply known as FAcE-PaM iion registered with s a Not for Profit Non Governmental Organization registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission, Abuja, Nigeria on 08/09/1998, with certificate of registration No. 11444. Its Head Office is in Bauchi, Bauchi State. Our mission is to initiate and offer support and development efforts targeted at improving the most critical Human Development indices in Nigeria. Although our overall focus is sustainable development of people, communities and general society, our sectoral thematic priority intervention and initiatives are in the areas of poverty reduction, education, governance, human rights, peace building/conflict management, health care services, food security and capacity building of groups, personnel and communities. Our activities are conducted through Program/Project Formulation and Implementation, Consultancy, Advocacy, Mobilization, Mentoring, Training, Support and general facilitation of issues, projects and institutions. The UltimateOutcome of the project is to Improved livelihoods for 10,000 (60% women) rural farmer households in Bauchi State through increased farm productivity, enhanced market access, better nutrition and improved/enhanced enabling environment for agricultural business development. While the Intermediate Outcomes are 1) Increased yields in selected commodity and livestock value chains for women and men farmers and youth (60% women) 2) Improved agricultural business enabling environment that is more responsive to the needs ofwomen, men, and youth members of farmer households 3) Improved nutrition for vulnerable farmer households, especially women and children The Project will focus on the following value chains: maize, sorghum, sesame, dairy, and meat (beef, mutton, and goats) and will seek to enhance access to markets through collaboration with key private sector actors in order to define and ensure market specifications are met. The four private sector actors that the Project will partner with are: GrandCereals Limited and NASCO Foods, forthe first three commodities; and the Integrated Dairies Limited and Bauchi Meat Products Company Ltd., for dairy and meat. The Project will work in collaboration with the Bauchi State government to establish BusinessIncubation Centres (one per target LGA) focused on small business development for youth and Nodal Information, Training, and Processing Centres (10 per target LGA or one per target ward) that will provide information and skills training for women and youth in food processing to create jobs. In addition, farmers will be organized to work in collaboration with other interest groups, alliances and civil society organizations to influence theBauchi State governmentto create an enabling environment that supports market-based agricultural value chain interventions. Furthermore, the project intends to reach 1,000 vulnerable households among the 10,000 target households that include children, pregnant and nursing women, and mothers of young children, throughtraining to develop home-based skills in nutritional diversification and through promotional campaigns. The Project will promote environmental sustainability through training and use of ecosystem friendly herd health strategies and livestock feed optionsas well as agricultural practices such as zero tillage, conservation agriculture and organic farming. The Project will at the end lead to increased yields in selected commodity and livestock value chains for women andmen farmers and youth; an improved agricultural business enabling environment that is responsive to the needs of women, men, and youth members of farmer households; and improved nutrition for vulnerable farmer households, especially women and children. The Project is aligned with two United Nations Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) targets: reduce by 30% the number of people living in poverty and promote gender equality and empower women; as well as with the Government of Nigeria#s Agricultural Promotion Policy (APP), of which BauchiState is a part. The Project is also in alignment with Global Affairs Canada development priorities in Nigeria, namelyto stimulate sustainable rural economic growth for poverty reduction, enhance food security, and secure the future of youth throughemployment.Oxfam NovibForward in Action for Education,PovForward in Action for Education, Poverty and Malnutrition simply known as FACEPAM registered with as a Not for Profit Non Governmental Organization registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission, Abuja, Nigeria on 08/09/1998, with certificate of registration No. 11444. Its Head Office is in Bauchi, Bauchi State. Our mission is to initiate and offer support and development efforts targeted at improving the most critical Human Development indices in Nigeria. Although our overall focus is sustainable development of people, communities and general society, our sectoral thematic priority intervention and initiatives are in the areas of poverty reduction, education, governance, human rights, peace building/conflict management, health care services, food security and capacity buildingof groups, personnel and communities. Our activities are conducted through Program/Project Formulation and Implementation, Consultancy, Advocacy, Mobilization, Mentoring, Training, Support and general facilitation of issues, projects and institutions. FACE-PAM focus on the Nutrition component of the LINE project.OXFAM QUEBEC Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Nigeria9.08199 8.675277The right to a sustainable livelihood93580 103326 31903 91380 -1603846790 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 46790Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACForward in Action for Education,Pov61996 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 61996Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACForward in Action for Education,Pov18308 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 18308Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACForward in Action for Education,Pov18308 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 18308Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACForward in Action for Education,Pov18308 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 18308Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACForward in Action for Education,Pov22845 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 22845Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACForward in Action for Education,Pov22845 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 22845Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACForward in Action for Education,Pov22845 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 22845Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACForward in Action for Education,Pov22845 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 22845Oxfam Québec LINE backdonor GACForward in Action for Education,Pov22691 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib22691Matching FundsForward in Action for Education,Pov21096 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib21096Matching FundsForward in Action for Education,Pov5274 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5274Matching FundsForward in Action for Education,PovImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachescopies of agricultural polices developed and distributedpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsDistributed of IEC to beneficiaries and non-beneficiaries in batch III communitiesImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Sustainability step down to the state and local government actors across 6 LGAsWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.NL-KVK-27108436-A-04321-08:NGOxfam NovibThe Livelihoods and Nutritional Empowerment (LINE) Project is a 60-month initiative funded by Global Affairs Canada and implementedby Oxfam in Bauchi State, Nigeria with a budget of CAD $14,839,265. The Project uses a sustainable livelihoods approach tocontribute to improved livelihoods by promoting agriculture-driven economic growth for 10,000 farming households, auchi State through increased farm productivity, enhanced market access, better nutrition and improved/enhanced enabling environment for agricultural business development. Special focus is on women and youth, and is executed in six Local Government Areas (LGAs). Communities in 10 wards in each of these six LGAs will be targeted to participate in the Project. The Project will focus on the following value chains: maize, sorghum, sesame, dairy, and meat (beef, mutton, and goats) and will seek to enhance access to markets through collaboration with keyprivate sector actors in order to define and ensure market specifications are met. The project will go into partnership with Pastoral Resolve (PARE), Rahama Women Development Programme (RWDP), Women Empowerment Initiative in Nigeria (WEIN), Association of Small-Scale Agro Producers in Nigeria (ASSAPIN), and Forward in Action for Education, Poverty and Malnutrition (FACE-PAM). The civil society organizations, which are the implementing partners of the LINE Project will benefit from: trainings in agricultural value chain development methodology, technology options, gender equality, participatorycapacity and vulnerability analysis, and environmental protection; institutional development and strengthening; partnerships; collaboration in agribusiness-driven development; and influencing and policy advocacy To enhance project quality and implementation, substantial support to the LINE project is provided to CO and partners by the following units within Oxfam Novib The Hague office: -PQS with focus on project management, finance/logistics and MEAL (budget line 5.3.2), to be registered under wsp A-04321-08-01; -IMK for impact measurement, learning and evaluation; (budget section 5.3.3-5.3.6), under A-04321-08-02 TU-Gender Justice team to introduce GALS methodology and monitor its implementation to support gender equality as cross-cutting issue within the LINE project (budget line 1223), under A-04321-08-03 Each of the 3 units has a budgeted amount of hours for 2016-17, covered within our ONL Matching funds budget in this project. After September 2017, part of this budget and the capacity building/support tasks will be taken over by Oxfam Quebec.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to a sustainable livelihood30628 -244732720 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2720Matching Funds85 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib85Matching Funds426 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib426Matching Funds27397 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib27397Matching Funds1667 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1667Matching Funds3634 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3634Matching Funds3374 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3374Matching Funds604 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib604Matching Funds3042 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3042Matching Funds1941 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1941Matching Funds-38734 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-38734Matching FundsStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsorganisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsCSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD5Projects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on pro poor value chainsevidence products (track records, cases, evaluations etc.) produced that assess Oxfam Novib’s programmes and projects effectiveness and qualityProjects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on pro poor value chainscases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on pro poor value chainsNL-KVK-27108436-A-04726-10:VNOxfam NovibPeople and Nature Reconciliation (PanNature) is a Vietnamese NGO that coordinates the Vietnam mining coalition. In this project, PanNature and the mining coalition members will continue their efforts to advocate for the upcoming amended Mineral Law. With support from Oxfam US (using the underspent of the project code VIE003.19) , the coalition is also carrying out an evaluation of implementation of the 2010 Mineral Law in order to advocate for revision of the law in coming years. After 9 years of Law enforcement, there have been arisen the shortcomings for both enterprises as well as State management agencies at national and local level regarding mineral mining right auction, mineral mining rights grant’s fees in terms of regulation and implementation.Oxfam NovibPeople and Nature ReconciliationPanNature is a Vietnamese not-for-profit organization dedicated to protecting and conserving diversity of life and improving human well-being in Vietnam by seeking, promoting and implementing feasible, nature-friendly solutions to important environmentalproblems and sustainable development issues. PanNature sees Vietnam as a sustainable and nature-friendly society where people live prosperouslives in harmony with their living environment, properly utilizing the country's natural resources to ensure sustainable development in the present and future. PanNature works with other Mining Coalition's members, such as Center For Development And Integration (CDI), Vietnam Forum of Environmental Journalists (VJEJ). Oxfam partly funds and supports in technicalaspect for Mining Coalition. PanNature represents Mining Coalition to receive fund and register with relating authorities.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation7869 3935 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 3935Oxfam America own funds OUSPeople and Nature Reconciliation3935 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 3935Oxfam America own funds OUSPeople and Nature ReconciliationImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-04726-11:VNOxfam NovibFollowing the momentum of transforming the food system from the UN Summit, the year 2023 will be the year to review and evaluate the transformation process. Accordingly, the 4th Global Conference of the One Planet Network’s Sustainable Food Systems Program in Vietnam will review the system to minimize disruptions to global supply chains and overcome current financial and price crises, including food, energy, and increasingly use of fertilizers, contributing to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. Oxfam in Vietnam in partnership with International Cooperation Department (Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development of Vietnam) to implement this specific event in accordance with the objective of financial support request, strategic activities to be carried out with expected outputs and impact as stated in the Concept Note in the spirit of transparency and accountabilityOxfam NovibVAN PHONG CHUONG TRINH HO TRO QUOCOxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security8268 8268 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib8268Oxfam Novib public fundsVAN PHONG CHUONG TRINH HO TRO QUOCDuty bearers tailor policies & practices towards preparedness & prevention to enable communities & local actors to lead, to engage with civil society, to be accountale towards policies, international agreements & affected communities & vulnerable groups.cases where duty bearers tailor their policies and practices to enable affected communities and local actors to lead on prevention, preparedness and response to natural disasters and conflict.cases where local, national and global duty bearers tailor their policies and practices towards preparedness and preventionNL-KVK-27108436-A-04766-02:MZOxfam NovibThe initiative will build strong transparency, accountability and participatory processes within producing and emerging EI sectors of six developing African nations # Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania, South Sudan, and Uganda # in order to bring about positive development outcomes for women, men and youth. The initiative contributes to the Norad Oil for Development (OfD) 2016-2018 Programme thematic areas: 1) environmental protection, 2) transparency in revenue generation and distribution, and 3) local participation in decision-making processes. Mozambique is a developing country on the brink of political and economic transformation. It started in early 2000 in Inhambane province with discovery of commercial quantities of gas, then followed in 2010with discoveries of natural gas reserves estimated at 150 tcf found in the Rovuma basin of Cabo Delgado province which is in the north of the country. The potential of these world class discoveries is enormous and the resulting revenue stream is set to contribute considerably to the country#s income. Parallel to that, global mining companies have made major coal sector investments in Tete province and a large number of licences have been awarded to companies from different parts of the world and they are now prospecting across Mozambique. The impact of the gas wealth can be positive if the expected revenues are used to deal to address rampant and extreme poverty and glaring inequality across thecountry.To address poverty,Mozambique government needs to urgently improveits capacity in ; public administrationon EI especially in gas and its entire value chain , the social and environment impact of gas exploitation, the resettlement process, the civil society critical engagement with the government. Activities: EI sector in Mozambique is recent, meaning that local capacity, including communities, CSOs, media and government institutions are still weak. Resultantly,a lot of activities will be focused on building capacity of the different actors like government, CSOs and monitoring corporate conduct . More specifically, the project will: (1) Monitor government EI policy and practice e.g licensing,artisanal mining,management of revenues,resettlement,gender, tax, enviormental management etc (2) Influence law and policy through capacity building of the legislature, media and civil society relevant regional and international transparency instruments and tools; (3) corporate accountability training and monitoring; (4) train communities and CSOs on FPIC, advocacy, communication, legislation in order to enhance their participation on decision making. Special attention will be given to youth and women as they are more vulnerable to the negative impacts of mining Relevance: This Project will enable communities from the gas-rich regions especially women and youth to have access to information, to know and demandfor their rights and participate in decision processes. his project will also promote government transparency in gas revenue and bidding processes in order to have incomes contributing to access and improvement of basic services ( Education, Health) and agriculture development.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to social and political participation89147 98343 81888 76377 80276 123219 7469 40631Oxfam America funding with back donor9121Oxfam America funding with back donor3543Oxfam America funding with back donor4105Oxfam America funding with back donor31747Oxfam America funding with back donor8194Oxfam America funding with back donor11508Oxfam America funding with back donor4322Oxfam America funding with back donor8915Oxfam America funding with back donor2803 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2803CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic5158 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5158CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic8996 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib8996CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic1309 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1309CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic6309 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6309CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic2458 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2458CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic28666Oxfam America funding with back donor-27034 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-27034CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic2539Oxfam America funding with back donor34201Oxfam America funding with back donor1445Oxfam America funding with back donor1534Oxfam America funding with back donor19211Oxfam America funding with back donor9484Oxfam America funding with back donor2722Oxfam America funding with back donor2970Oxfam America funding with back donor3077Oxfam America funding with back donor6053Oxfam America funding with back donor3266Oxfam America funding with back donor3777Oxfam America funding with back donor4972Oxfam America funding with back donor23376Oxfam America funding with back donor3379Oxfam America funding with back donor4380Oxfam America funding with back donor11060Oxfam America funding with back donor3703Oxfam America funding with back donor5504Oxfam America funding with back donor6315Oxfam America funding with back donor3911Oxfam America funding with back donor4623Oxfam America funding with back donor4833Oxfam America funding with back donor4376Oxfam America funding with back donor10977Oxfam America funding with back donor13317Oxfam America funding with back donor2897Oxfam America funding with back donor2932Oxfam America funding with back donor3781Oxfam America funding with back donor4892Oxfam America funding with back donor2985Oxfam America funding with back donor9736Oxfam America funding with back donor9656Oxfam America funding with back donor3670Oxfam America funding with back donor11989Oxfam America funding with back donor5887Oxfam America funding with back donor3783Oxfam America funding with back donor-639Oxfam America funding with back donor18705Oxfam America funding with back donor3851Oxfam America funding with back donor15359Oxfam America funding with back donor11165Oxfam America funding with back donor3996Oxfam America funding with back donor9542Oxfam America funding with back donor-4447Oxfam America funding with back donor14457Oxfam America funding with back donor7897Oxfam America funding with back donor5345Oxfam America funding with back donor10033Oxfam America funding with back donor9975Oxfam America funding with back donor11401Oxfam America funding with back donor24644Oxfam America funding with back donor3122Oxfam America funding with back donor5574Oxfam America funding with back donor-1227Oxfam America funding with back donor9110Oxfam America funding with back donor-9110 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-9110Unders/overspending Donor FundsStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-04766-03:MZOxfam NovibThe initiative will build strong transparency, accountability and participatory processes within producing and emerging EI sectors of six developing African nations # Ghana, Kenya, Mozambique, Tanzania, South Sudan, and Uganda # in order to bring about positive development outcomes for women, men and youth. The initiative contributes to the Norad Oil for Development (OfD) 2016-2018 Programme thematic areas: 1) environmental protection, 2) transparency in revenue generation and distribution, and 3) local participation in decision-making processes. Mozambique is a developing country on the brink of political and economic transformation. It started in early 2000 in Inhambane province with discovery of commercial quantities of gas, then followed in 2010with discoveries of natural gas reserves estimated at 150 tcf found in the Rovuma basin of Cabo Delgado province which is in the north of the country. The potential of these world class discoveries is enormous and the resulting revenue stream is set to contribute considerably to the country#s income. Parallel to that, global mining companies have made major coal sector investments in Tete province and a large number of licences have been awarded to companies from different parts of the world and they are now prospecting across Mozambique. The impact of the gas wealth can be positive if the expected revenues are used to deal to address rampant and extreme poverty and glaring inequality across thecountry.To address poverty,Mozambique government needs to urgently improveits capacity in ; public administrationon EI especially in gas and its entire value chain , the social and environment impact of gas exploitation, the resettlement process, the civil society critical engagement with the government. Activities: EI sector in Mozambique is recent, meaning that local capacity, including communities, CSOs, media and government institutions are still weak. Resultantly,a lot of activities will be focused on building capacity of the different actors like government, CSOs and monitoring corporate conduct . More specifically, the project will: (1) Monitor government EI policy and practice e.g licensing,artisanal mining,management of revenues,resettlement,gender, tax, enviormental management etc (2) Influencelaw and policy through capacity building of the legislature, media and civil society relevant regional and international transparency instruments and tools; (3) corporate accountability training and monitoring; (4) train communities and CSOs on FPIC, advocacy, communication, legislation in order to enhance their participation on decision making. Special attention will be given to youth and women as they are more vulnerable to the negative impacts of mining Relevance: This Project will enable communities from the gas-rich regions especially women and youth to have access to information, to know and demandfor their rights and participate in decision processes. his project will also promote government transparency in gas revenue and bidding processes in order to have incomes contributing to access and improvement of basic services ( Education, Health) and agriculture development.Oxfam NovibSEKELEKANISEKELEKANI Mozambican institution is an independent, nonprofit, promoting communication for development. This concept relates to communication systems in two directions, oriented enhance dialogue between public policy makers and stakeholders, including recipientsof development communities, allowing them to express their views, their aspirations and concerns, participating thus in the formulation of its development agenda. Vision Through the principles of communication, SEKELEKANI will play a key rolein the production anddissemination quality information about the processes of economic and social development of Mozambique, amplifying the voices of citizens and strengthening the channels of communication between them and the public authorities and private and other stakeholders. Mission The mission of the foundation is to strengthen SEKELEKANI public knowledge about development processes economic and social development of Mozambique, as well as its implications, through the provision of information quality citizens, government entities, non-governmental organizations and civil society, development, private sector, elected bodies and media agencies.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to social and political participation68219 67516 107095 101362 28937 32826 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 32826Oxfam America funding with back donorSEKELEKANI35393 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 35393Oxfam America funding with back donorSEKELEKANI33056 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 33056Oxfam America funding with back donorSEKELEKANI34460 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 34460Oxfam America funding with back donorSEKELEKANI107095 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 107095Oxfam America funding with back donorSEKELEKANI38011 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 38011Oxfam America funding with back donorSEKELEKANI29564 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 29564Oxfam America funding with back donorSEKELEKANI17868 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 17868Oxfam America funding with back donorSEKELEKANI17868 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 17868Oxfam America funding with back donorSEKELEKANI26989 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 26989Oxfam America funding with back donorSEKELEKANIStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.Congress of ressetled communitiesmedia citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-04766-04:MZOxfam NovibThe Women and Law in Southern Africa Research and Education Trust (WLSA) is a regional non-governmental organization (NGO) that conducts research on the situation of women's rights in seven southern African countries: Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe. WLSA Mozambique defines itself as a feminist organization, which means that: It recognizes that there is currently a situation of injustice in society where women are less likely to enjoy their citizenship rights, less access to resourcesand decision-making bodies. It seeks to act in defense of gender equality, bearing in mind that change can only be effective if thepatriarchal power structures that guarantee and reproduce women's subordination are shaken. WLSA Mozambique is an organization of note. A very powerful Womens Right Organization that will join us as an implementing partner for this next phase of the project. The adhesion of WLSA to the project will respond to identified gap in previous phases in regard to a stronger gender perspective of the project. WLSA's engagement in the EI is rather recent compared to the traditional Civil Society players in this male dominated area. In 2016, WLSA undertook a study Corporações Económicas e expropriação: raparigasmulheres e comunidades reassentadas no distrito deMoatize (Economic Corporations and Expropriation the case of girls, women and resettled communities in Moatize district) which assesses the impact of the mining industry on communities in Moatize district, in particular the populations affected by the establishment of the Vale and ICVL companies. The results of the study were then applied to train activists advocating the protection and defense of human rights, with a special focus of those of women andgirls. The study focused on the power dynamics between women and men when participating in decision making related to resettlement. More recently WLSA undertook a research in Pemba (Cabo delgado province) as well obeying the same approach applied in TeteProvince study. After finalization of the study, it was launched with a wide coverage of the local media.Oxfam NovibWomen and Law in Souhern AfricaWLSA has been in the frontline in advocacy for the passing of the safe abortion law. WLSA is also the leading organisation in the CSO Sexual and Reproductive Health Network. Under the network they influence duty bearers, other CSOs and rights holders on issues related to SRHR. WLSA is also experienced in research and the main studies they carry out are well disseminated and serve as evidence for advocacy for other CSOs. They virtual database has been used by different stakeholders including professionals, students and society in genera. In short, they are legitimate and renown as a very influencing CSOs for the the girls and women fundamental rights. WLSA will also bring added value in producing important shadow reports (e.g. CEDAW shadow report).OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to social and political participation101649 2524 33787 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 33787Oxfam America funding with back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa25628 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 25628Oxfam America funding with back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa13427 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13427Oxfam Novib public fundsWomen and Law in Souhern Africa22335 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 22335Oxfam America funding with back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa8996 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 8996Oxfam America funding with back donorWomen and Law in Souhern AfricaShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the right (to good quality aid ) and policy space/influencing space/citizens space a fundamental right for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersmedia citationsShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the right (to good quality aid ) and policy space/influencing space/citizens space a fundamental right for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the right (to good quality aid ) and policy space/influencing space/citizens space a fundamental right for men and women.men, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the right (to good quality aid ) and policy space/influencing space/citizens space a fundamental right for men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-04766-05:MZOxfam NovibMedia Lab is a national association that is paving the way to becoming a well-known organization due to its work in Digital Campaigns. The association aims to ensure quality information by training young journalists motivated to play an active and meaningful rolein influencing public policies, strengthen democracy, good governance and protect human rights in order to contribute to the socialand economic development of the country. They envision strengthening the media sector through immersive training, situational learning and practical opportunities for emerging journalists; Guidance, training and continuing education for experienced journalists; Adoption of new digital technologies, multimedia platforms and online engagement strategies for media businesses and non-governmentalorganizations, as well as in the development of sustainable operations and business models for owners of Media. They are strategically a good organization to partner with, and lead the process of designing a digital campaign touching the three areas of change identified in this proposal. Media Lab, geographically, works in the entire country in the areas of urban media, information technologies, development of online platforms and communication. Since we would like to guarantee coverage of key facts in the sector and widespread of information produced at CIVIL Info, Media Lab emerges as key partner to bring innovation during the present phase.Oxfam NovibAssociacao Midia Lab - MLMídia Lab (Mozambique) is an independent Mozambican non-governmental organization focused on journalism training and media development. It is a capacity-building and training association for the media sector and works with professional and community-based reporters, media managers, journalism trainers and civil society organizations to improve the quality of information made available to citizens. The Media Strengthening Program supports Mozambican professional and community journalists and their media platforms to provide high quality information to citizens and promote accountability and developmentOXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to social and political participation20272 8996 10136 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 10136Oxfam America funding with back donorAssociacao Midia Lab - ML5913 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 5913Oxfam America funding with back donorAssociacao Midia Lab - ML4223 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 4223Oxfam America funding with back donorAssociacao Midia Lab - ML8996 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 8996Oxfam America funding with back donorAssociacao Midia Lab - MLIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.The partner produced 4 videos of events put together by oxfam and partners and published on their sitemedia citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-04805-02:GBOxfam NovibEmpower youth for work is a project to create training, employment and entrepreneurial opportunities for young people aged 18-25, the majority of whom are young women, in poor rural communities affected by climate change in Ethiopia, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Pakistan. This project will help young women and men living in poor, rural areas to earn a living, improve their chances of finding work and help their communities to adapt to climate change. The IKEA Foundation is supporting Oxfam with a 18.7million euro grant over five years because it believes that empowering young people from poor communities to earn a living in a sustainable way will lead to better opportunities for them and their families. Oxfam Great Britain's contribution to EmpowerYouth for Work will be through the support by technical advisors. They will advise the Country Offices and build capacity of the Country Offices and implementing partners. In addition the Knowledge Hub on womens' economic empowerment in agriculture willsupport the Research component of the programme.Oxfam NovibOxfam Great BritainOxfam Great Britain is a member of Oxfam International, a confederation of independent national organisations working in more than 90 countries. Oxfam works on six goals that support the shared vision of a just world without poverty: help people claim their right to a better life; champion equal rights for women; saving lives, now and in the future; safeguard global food supplies; help people claim a fairer share of natural resources; and increase money for basic services. For 70 years, Oxfam has been running emergency responses, development projects and campaigning at the grass roots level to tackle poverty.IKEA Foundation Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands United KingdomThe right to basic social services460000 146246 -241246168730 130000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 130000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain90000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 90000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain20000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 20000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain90000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 90000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain35000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 35000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain91986 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 91986IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain41226 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 41226IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain-25256 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation -25256IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain373IKEA Foundation-2IKEA Foundation8950IKEA Foundation-9321IKEA FoundationProjects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectorieson youthevidence products (track records, cases, evaluations etc.) produced that assess Oxfam Novib’s programmes and projects effectiveness and qualityProjects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectorieson youthcases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectorieson youthNL-KVK-27108436-A-04805-04:BDOxfam NovibContext Bangladesh is one of the world#s most densely populated countries, with around 158.5 million people. More than 20.8 millionpeople are aged between 15 and 29, and three-quarters of the population live in rural areas. Due to its geographical setting, the country is particularly vulnerable to catastrophic natural disasters such as floods, cyclones, storm surges, drought, landslides and river bank erosion. The situation has been worsened by the impacts of climate change and associated sea- level rise. The Empower Youth for Work (EYW) program in Bangladesh is aimed at rural youth living in climate- affected areas of Rangpur, Rajshahi, Khulna and Barisal. Only 17.8% of young women are part of the labor force, as opposed to 41.8% of young men. Theproject aims to reach 67,000 youth aged 15-29, of whom 70% are female and 30% are male. EYW was launched in Bangladesh in 2016, and this five-year multi-country program is designed around three components or building blocks: strengthening agency and skills, increasing economic opportunities, and creating an enabling environment. Vision Together with our partners CODEC, RDRS, WAVE Foundation and UCEP, our dream is to empower youth as change agents. By identifying the major challenges and opportunitiesin the local area, partners support young people to develop appropriate influencing strategies and pave the way for successful outcomes. Our overall goal is to improve economic and social opportunities for young women and men living in rural climate changeaffected areas. Strategies To achieve this vision, EYW willform well-functioning, sustainable youth groups and provide quality training on soft, technical and entrepreneurship skills in linewith market opportunities. The project will promote climate- resilient and youth-friendly micro-enterprises, and will facilitate access to finance to improve employment and entrepreneurship opportunities. To create an enabling environment for this, we will work to reduce GBV and gender discrimination; promoteredistribution, recognition and reduction of young women's unpaid care workload;address issues around sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR); and influence the government to adopt policies or practices in support of young women and men#s social and economicOxfam NovibOxfam Great BritainOxfam Great Britain is a member of Oxfam International, a confederation of independent national organisations working in more than 90 countries. Oxfam works on six goals that support the shared vision of a just world without poverty: help people claim their right to a better life; champion equal rights for women; saving lives, now and in the future; safeguard global food supplies; help people claim a fairer share of natural resources; and increase money for basic services. For 70 years, Oxfam has been running emergency responses, development projects and campaigning at the grass roots level to tackle poverty.IKEA Foundation Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BangladeshThe right to basic social services3281299 244542 -295841814813 550000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 550000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain370000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 370000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain570000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 570000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain600000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 600000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain570000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 570000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain570000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 570000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain533060 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 533060IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain158513 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 158513IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain75619 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 75619IKEA FoundationOxfam Great BritainShifted norms and attitudes: # of women and men demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthrole models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersBB3 beneficiariesBB3 beneficiariesShifted norms and attitudes: # of women and men demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthwomen demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthBB1 beneficiariesBB1 beneficiariesmen demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthBB1 beneficiariesBB1 beneficiariesNL-KVK-27108436-A-04805-05:ETOxfam NovibContext Ethiopia is one of Africa#s poorest nations, with half of its 100 million people currently below the poverty line. Most of the country#s youth population live in rural areas with limited access to essential services. Unemployment levels are high, especially among young women. Drought and environmental degradation have become major issues, forcing large numbers of people to migrate.The Empower Youth for Work (EYW) project is being implemented in selected communities of Oromia and Somali regional states. VISION Working with long-term partners Rift Valley Children and Women Development Organization (RCWDO) and Horn of Africa Voluntary Youth Committee (HAVOYOCO), our vision is of poverty reduction, youth empowerment and gender equality for young women and men in rural andsemi-urban climate change affected areas. Women in rural Oromia and Somali regions lack capacity and assets to invest in agricultural and pastoral livestock productivity. EYW addresses policies and norms to alleviate gender-based violence (GBV), reduce the carework forced on young women, and to improve sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR). EYW collaborates with partners in both theservice delivery and influencing work. STRATEGIES Our strategic goals focus onincreasing agency and skills, improving economic opportunities and creating an enabling environment. EYW aims to help targeted young people to be part of well-functioning and sustainable youth groups; to gain the soft, technical and entrepreneurship skills that are demanded by employers and are in line with market opportunities; to establish new, climate-resilient micro-enterprises; and to obtain access to fair, affordable finance for these enterprises and improve business and social performance. Creating an enabling environment includes: reducing GBV and gender discrimination; recognizing, reducing and redistributing care and domestic responsibilities; removing barriers to SRHR that inhibit young women#s economic empowerment; and influencing the government to adopt policies or practices in support of young women and men#s social and economic empowerment.Oxfam NovibOxfam Great BritainOxfam Great Britain is a member of Oxfam International, a confederation of independent national organisations working in more than 90 countries. Oxfam works on six goals that support the shared vision of a just world without poverty: help people claim their right to a better life; champion equal rights for women; saving lives, now and in the future; safeguard global food supplies; help people claim a fairer share of natural resources; and increase money for basic services. For 70 years, Oxfam has been running emergency responses, development projects and campaigning at the grass roots level to tackle poverty.IKEA Foundation Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands EthiopiaThe right to basic social services2820045 -1598-538447668163 640000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 640000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain320000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 320000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain1030000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 1030000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain290000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 290000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain384280 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 384280IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain179430 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 179430IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain-5550 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation -5550IKEA FoundationOxfam Great BritainWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesTotal beneficiariesTotal beneficiariesyoung men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesTotal beneficiariesTotal beneficiariesWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentBB1 beneficiariesBB1 beneficiariesyoung men that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentBB1 beneficiariesBB1 beneficiariesNL-KVK-27108436-A-04805-06:ETOxfam NovibAs part of the strategy in Ethiopia, a Loan Guarantee fund has been established. The fund will target youth cooperatives /enterprises. It stimulates contracted microfinance institutions (MFIs) to provide loans to the youth groups setting up enterprises, on the basis of competition and signing of agreements with the MFIs. The MFIs will be responsible for issuing and managing loan repayments. The targeted youth will be supported with pre-enterprise formation training and access to financial services form the MFIs. In addition they will be provided with financial literacy and creation of awareness about existing and new financial products.Oxfam NovibOxfam Great BritainOxfam Great Britain is a member of Oxfam International, a confederation of independent national organisations working in more than 90 countries. Oxfam works on six goals that support the shared vision of a just world without poverty: help people claim their right to a better life; champion equal rights for women; saving lives, now and in the future; safeguard global food supplies; help people claim a fairer share of natural resources; and increase money for basic services. For 70 years, Oxfam has been running emergency responses, development projects and campaigning at the grass roots level to tackle poverty.IKEA Foundation Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands EthiopiaThe right to basic social services495000 3747 9256 9077 2986 160000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 160000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain120000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 120000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain120000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 120000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain-66952 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation -66952IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain2022IKEA Foundation366IKEA Foundation1359IKEA Foundation734IKEA Foundation773IKEA Foundation839IKEA Foundation1502IKEA Foundation825IKEA Foundation1457IKEA Foundation857IKEA Foundation868IKEA Foundation772IKEA Foundation627IKEA Foundation823IKEA Foundation484IKEA Foundation349IKEA Foundation763IKEA Foundation790IKEA Foundation906IKEA Foundation551IKEA Foundation501IKEA Foundation701IKEA Foundation802IKEA Foundation952IKEA Foundation802IKEA Foundation654IKEA Foundation352IKEA Foundation2245IKEA Foundation809IKEA Foundation545IKEA Foundation-718IKEA Foundation-297IKEA Foundation51IKEA FoundationWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesyoung men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung men that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentNL-KVK-27108436-A-04805-07:IDOxfam NovibCONTEXT With around 260 million people, Indonesia is the fourth- largest country in terms of population. An important strength of the country#s demographic composition in relation to its economy is the youthfulness of this population, implying a potentially large workforce. However, around 30% of Indonesia#s 43.4 million young people aged 15-24 are unemployed. The objective of the Empower Youth for Work (EYW) project in Indonesia is to reduce poverty in rural coastal areas that are prone to the impacts of climate change, by empowering youth (especially young women) to secure viable employment and entrepreneurship opportunities. The project aims to reach 20,310 youth aged 15-29, of whom 70% are young women. We will focus on youth who have limited opportunities to develop theirlife skills or the skills required to take up formal employment or develop micro-enterprises. VISION Our dream is for young peopleto be able to improve their lives by gaining better employment opportunities, while social norms are transformed such that young people # and young women in particular # can shape their own future and drive positive change in their community. Oxfam will work in collaboration with our partners ADS, IBL and Akvo to create an enabling environment in which young people can participate in decent and secure economic activities using their agency and market-led soft and technical skills. STRATEGIES In Indonesia, EYW will work towards this vision through: creating sustainable youth groups; linking and matching young talent to the labor market; establishing and improving small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that have #People, Planet, Profit# principles; reducing discrimination against young people and particularly young women in the public sphere; and changing social norms which prevent young people from being able to fully participate in economic activities. EYW will benefit from partners# extensive experience on influencing, community development, youth capacity development and IT for development.Oxfam NovibOxfam Great BritainOxfam Great Britain is a member of Oxfam International, a confederation of independent national organisations working in more than 90 countries. Oxfam works on six goals that support the shared vision of a just world without poverty: help people claim their right to a better life; champion equal rights for women; saving lives, now and in the future; safeguard global food supplies; help people claim a fairer share of natural resources; and increase money for basic services. For 70 years, Oxfam has been running emergency responses, development projects and campaigning at the grass roots level to tackle poverty.IKEA Foundation Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to basic social services3070333 353001 -1243334880812 620000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 620000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain260000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 260000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain610000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 610000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain640000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 640000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain50000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 50000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain463184 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 463184IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain193746 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 193746IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain67382 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 67382IKEA FoundationOxfam Great BritainWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesTotal beneficiariesTotal beneficiariesyoung men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesTotal beneficiariesTotal beneficiariesWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentBB1 beneficiariesBB1 beneficiariesyoung men that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentBB1 beneficiariesBB1 beneficiariesNL-KVK-27108436-A-04805-09:NLOxfam NovibEmpower youth for work is a project to create training, employment and entrepreneurial opportunities for young people aged 18-25, the majority of whom are young women, in poor rural communities affected by climate change in Ethiopia, Bangladesh, Indonesia and Pakistan. This project will help young women and men living in poor, rural areas to earn a living, improve their chances of finding work and help their communities to adapt to climate change. The IKEA Foundation is supporting Oxfam with a 18.7million euro grant over five years because it believes that empowering young people from poor communities to earn a living in a sustainable way will lead to better opportunities for them and their families. The Project Management Unit for this programme is based at Oxfam Novib, The Hague: it is responsible for global project management and coordination, amongst other activities include technical advise, MEAL activities, research through the knowledge hub on governance and active citizenship, global communication and financial planning and reporting.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. 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Foundation825IKEA Foundation447IKEA Foundation-306IKEA Foundation1700IKEA Foundation1017IKEA Foundation727IKEA Foundation86497IKEA Foundation11752IKEA Foundation27029IKEA Foundation18324IKEA Foundation36591IKEA Foundation956IKEA Foundation666IKEA Foundation19678IKEA Foundation2225IKEA Foundation43185IKEA Foundation25IKEA Foundation926IKEA Foundation56161IKEA Foundation924IKEA Foundation35428IKEA Foundation3696IKEA Foundation216IKEA Foundation51567IKEA Foundation40310IKEA Foundation820IKEA Foundation8375IKEA Foundation334IKEA Foundation918IKEA Foundation83IKEA Foundation3110IKEA Foundation59IKEA Foundation35786IKEA Foundation6588IKEA Foundation91IKEA Foundation45519IKEA Foundation26716IKEA Foundation5629IKEA Foundation-849IKEA Foundation5020IKEA Foundation24514IKEA Foundation19102IKEA Foundation571IKEA Foundation2706IKEA Foundation12131IKEA Foundation8631IKEA Foundation30415IKEA Foundation26940IKEA Foundation249IKEA Foundation29003IKEA Foundation9239IKEA Foundation2868IKEA Foundation6886IKEA FoundationOxfam recognised as quality actor: # cases where Oxfam is delivering quality youth programmes and is recognised as an actor with a solid track record in working with youthpublications in which Oxfam Novib demonstrates its skills and experienceevents in which Oxfam Novib demonstrates its skills and experienceOxfam recognised as quality actor: # cases where Oxfam is delivering quality youth programmes and is recognised as an actor with a solid track record in working with youthcases where Oxfam is delivering quality youth programmes and is recognised as an actor with a solid track record in working with youthNL-KVK-27108436-A-04805-10:PKOxfam NovibContext Pakistan is the world#s sixth most densely populated country, with a population of around 207.7 million. More than 132.9 million people (above 60%) are aged 15-29, and three-quarters of the population live in rural areas. Participation of women in the labor force is limited to 18.43%, in comparison to 82.84% of men. The Empower Youth for Work (EYW) project in Pakistan focuses on the communities that are hardest hit by climate change. The project aims to ensure that by 2021, over 34,000 young people (70% young women) aged between 15-29 in rural climate change affected areas of Layyah and Jamshoro districts will have a more secure future. They will have better economic prospects through improvements in the job market, strong support structures,and access to entrepreneurial and capacity-building opportunities. We will strive to create an improved social and political enabling environment that recognizes and encourages the contribution of youth to society and the economy. Vision Together with our youth-led partners Bargad, The Indus Entrepreneurs (TIE) and Cyaad, our dream is to improve economic and social empowerment for young women and men living in rural climate change affected areas. We intend to create new/improved sustainable models foryouth inclusion in employment, business developmentand agriculture. For this purpose, an integrated and collaborative approach will be devised to engage stakeholders from private, public and civil society sectors. Strategies Our strategic goals are organized under three building blocks: (1) increasing agency andskills of young people to make them competent and able to meet market demands; (2) identifying, creating and sharing apprenticeshipand internship opportunities for youth; (3) promoting youngpeople#s role as change agents. With the support of women#s organizations and like- minded groups, youth will advocate with policy makers and communities for positive shifts in existing social norms.Oxfam NovibOxfam Great BritainOxfam Great Britain is a member of Oxfam International, a confederation of independent national organisations working in more than 90 countries. Oxfam works on six goals that support the shared vision of a just world without poverty: help people claim their right to a better life; champion equal rights for women; saving lives, now and in the future; safeguard global food supplies; help people claim a fairer share of natural resources; and increase money for basic services. For 70 years, Oxfam has been running emergency responses, development projects and campaigning at the grass roots level to tackle poverty.IKEA Foundation Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PakistanThe right to basic social services3814790 -16167-54150-1028623565430 -50876820000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 820000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain415850 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 415850IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain600000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 600000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain570000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 570000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain310000 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 310000IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain135761 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 135761IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain288099 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 288099IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain90694 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 90694IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain12196 incoming transaction IKEA Foundation 12196IKEA FoundationOxfam Great Britain-12196 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-12196Unders/overspending Donor FundsOxfam Great BritainWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesTotal beneficiariesTotal beneficiariesyoung men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesTotal beneficiariesTotal beneficiariesWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentBB1 beneficiariesBB1 beneficiariesyoung men that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentBB1 beneficiariesBB1 beneficiariesNL-KVK-27108436-A-04838-03:XGOxfam NovibThis project is part of the Strategic Partnership (SP) on Lobby and Advocacy, with the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. TheSP (2016-2020) provides funding for influencing work on three thematic areas: 1) Right to Food; 2) Greater Responsibility in Finance for Development; 3) Conflict and Fragility. The ambition of the SP is to achieve policy changes by governments and the private sector to the benefit of groups facing poverty and injustice, and to strengthen civil society#s capacity to demand for such change. TheSP is implemented by an Alliance consisting of Oxfam Novib and SOMO. This particular project entails the Alliance coordination to achieve the qualitative implementation of the SP as well as the delivery of the Alliance#s obligations towards the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. It entails activities such as day-to-day coordination and communication with Oxfam country offices, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, SOMO, and other implementing parties, as well as reporting, linking andlearning. In this regard, the work delivered under this project contributes to a more strategic, efficient and effective partnership of Oxfam Novib and SOMO within the Alliance and with the Ministry.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to social and political participation160803 163204 240818 209172 259264 274198 20Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy6292Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy414Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy6885Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy7744Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy240Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy96952Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy4598Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy2491Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy9088Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy11270Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy5082Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy9469Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy5647Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy258Netherlands 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Lobby&Advocacy15871Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy-15871Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy308Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy7016Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy7173Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy1768Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy8735Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy13415Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy1742Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy4035Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy1968Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy679Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy28725Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy172Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&Advocacy-2Netherlands Dutch SP D&D Lobby&AdvocacyProjects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on civil society space and strengtheningevidence products (track records, cases, evaluations etc.) produced that assess Oxfam Novib’s programmes and projects effectiveness and qualityProjects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on civil society space and strengtheningcases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on civil society space and strenghteningNL-KVK-27108436-A-04896-08:KHOxfam NovibA Community mining development fund has been created since 2015 by Ministry of Mine and Energy (MME) with the contribution from non-fiscal revenues (royalties, fees, fines penalties) from mining companies. It appeared obvious that communities near mining sites have been affected so they should receive benefits from this fund through funding community development projects. In early 2020, MME has granted mining licence to 14 mining companies to make exploration in Siem Reap, Mondulkiri and Kampong Thom, Stung Treng and Kratie and Preah Vihea. The number of mining exploration will be increased in the next few years and community mining development fund will be increased accordingly. Ministry of Mine and Energy (MME) has the amount of fund that has been accumulatively collected and earmarked for the community mining development fund since 2015 is 3.3 million USD. The challenge so far is that the Ministry of Mines and Energy only disbursed 14% of this fund by mid 2019. With this small disbursement capacity, another challenge is that the Ministry so far has approved only projects related to small infrastructures, irrigations, public facilities. NGOs have encouraged and advocated MME to broaden the scope of projects to be eligible and be funded such as projects related public interest such as water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), food security, health and education infrastructure and community centred facility which serve public interest and livelihoods to be supported under this fund. It seems that both specific communities affected by mining and MME lack information, knowledge, experiences and guidelines to disburse the amount for the right purpose for community-based development projects. The overall objective indicates the longer term objective towards which the project is expected to contribute. The overall objectiveis related to the overall problem and the impact that the project is seeking to contribute to (globally, regionally or per country). It usually addresses the well-being of the target group in terms of quality of life improvement. In the case of an existing Oxfam Program the project is part of, please refer to the Program objective here. The specific objective(s) are related to the concrete achievements that the project will try to obtain. For most projects it is sufficient to include only one specific objective. There should be no more than three specific objectives. (maximum ½ page) • A practical SOP will be developed in consultation with MIME, SNAsCSOs, and community to improve effectiveness and efficiencies of the fund to respond to the potentially increased demand by local communities for livelihood development. • Affected communities are able to access mining development fund to address their issues, contribute to community development and livelihood improvement.”Oxfam NovibThe Affiliated Network for SocialThe Affiliated Network for Social Accountability (ANSA Cambodia) is a local non-profit and independent NGO that works to fight against corruption, promote human welfare, and protect citizen rights through the promotion of good governance. ANSA Cambodia initiates independent Social Accountability (SA) approaches while supplementing the existing public social accountability framework endorsed by the Royal Government of Cambodia. ANSA Cambodia still continues the valued mission and specifies the area of work in Cambodia and other related Lower Mekong Sub-region (LMS) country. As a multinational network with ANSA in East Asia and the Pacific (ANSA-EAP) and ANSA Global, we collectively define good governance as a way of decision-making and implementation of public development programs that aim to achieve desirable and beneficial results for both those who govern and those who are being governed. The key to good governance is the relationship between the government and its citizens, and their ability to constructively engage with each other. Social Accountability (SAc) is the concept and practice of this constructive engagement between citizens and their government; citizensmonitor the government’s use of public resources to improve service delivery, protect their rights, and promote community welfare. Beyond monitoring, ANSA enables citizens to voice their issues and concerns through coalition building and the use of communication and media. Through these methods, ANSA is able to influence public policy and improve public accountability. VISION: ANSA Cambodia envisions Cambodia developing into a country where citizens are capable and collaborative and a society with integrity, dignity and full of freedom in accordance to national and international laws. MISSION: ANSA Cambodia is to enhance citizen capacity, fight against corruption, and promote good governance to improve public service deliveries, public resources as well as natural resource management. ANSA Cambodia works with all policy and decision makers and stakeholders to benefit human rights, community welfare and povertyreduction. GOAL: ANSA Cambodia aims to make Cambodian citizens capable of building a society of good governance, integrity, democracy, human rights and better economy. CORE VALUE: Partnership, Resources, Innovation, Democracy and Equality (PRIDE)OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia11.5448 104.8921The right to a sustainable livelihood5465 5465 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 5465Oxfam AmericaThe Affiliated Network for SocialImproved policies Private sector: # of cases of private sector actors adopting and/or implementing gender sensitive policies promoting small scale producers landrights and their access to water (following Oxfam/partners actions)pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies Private sector: # of cases of private sector actors adopting and/or implementing gender sensitive policies promoting small scale producers landrights and their access to water (following Oxfam/partners actions)cases of private sector actors adopting and/or implementing gender sensitive policies promoting small scale producers landrights and their access to water (following Oxfam/partners actions) - DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-04931-03:PKOxfam NovibOxfam in Pakistan implements a broad range of work on conflict transformation related issues, including on fair and inclusive access to justice and will take the lead on the implementation of this project. Men and women in Pakistan are caught between formal and informal justice systems that are ineffective, inaccessible and disconnected from community and individual needs. Growing frustration amongst Pakistanis on a range of issues, including weak governance, inequality and corruption, is aggravated bya dysfunctional justice system that violates human rights and entrenches marginalisation. This provides space for the growth of violent extremism and militancy, creating the potential for violent conflict. Through this conflict transformation approach, Oxfam together with Saferworldaim to contribute to an effective justice system that is accessible for all citizens in Pakistan; a system that is gender responsive, accountable and in line with international norms. Oxfam's work in this area focuses on creating linkages between the formal and informal justice systems, and by engaging local communities, low-status groups, women and youth to develop practical solutions for more inclusive justice provision and recommendations for reform in the broader system.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PakistanThe right to life and security13810 768 14175 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14175Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.419 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 419Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.-848 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -848Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.64 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 64Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.768 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 768Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Increased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards conflict transformationalternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards conflict transformationcases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards conflict transformationStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD4Citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersCitizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.men,including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-04931-04:XGOxfam NovibONL The Hague will act as the project's contract holderOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to life and security67117 63255 138635 137855 170529 124528 154 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 154Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.16766 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16766Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.780 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 780Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.192 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 192Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.6219 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6219Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.615 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 615Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.145 incoming transaction Ministry of 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gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards conflict transformationalternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards conflict transformationcases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards conflict transformationTo contribute to citizens in Pakistan having more trust and confidence that the justice system is effective and legitimate and inclusive of the needs of women, youth and marginalized groups.women programme beneficiaries who access to justice to resolve their disputesmen programme beneficiaries who access to justice to resolve their disputeswomen programme beneficiaries who have more confidence in judicial systemsmen programme beneficiaries who have more confidence in judicial systemsBy end 2021, citizens, w/focus on women, youth and marginalized groups are more aware of rights & understand options to pursue grievances through legal & non-violent means at district & provincial levels in areas of Punjab, Sindh and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.women programme beneficiaries who report exercising their rightsmen programme beneficiaries who report exercising their rightsBy end of 2021, SFJP succeeded in strengthening linkages with the formal justice sector, and in exerting indirect influence over the informal justice sector, for more effective, accessible and legitimate justice within the project area for target groupswomen programme beneficiaries who report that formal, semi formal and informal justice institutions have settled their disputes in an accountable mannermen programme beneficiaries who report that formal, semi formal and informal justice institutions have settled their disputes in an accountable mannerBy the end of 2021, Increased political will has been created of provincial governments towards a responsive, accountable and inclusive justice system towards the needs of women, youth and marginalized groups under the legal framework laws or policies drafted to improve responsive, accountable and inclusive justice delivery laws or policies reviewed to improve responsive, accountable and inclusive justice delivery laws or policies adopted to improve responsive, accountable and inclusive justice deliveryNL-KVK-27108436-A-04931-05:PKOxfam NovibSaferworld will work alongside Oxfam in achieving the project objectives, contributing knowledge and expertise in the field of conflict transformation and peace-building and combining the required expertise networks and approaches to implement the proposed project. These include technical expertise on empowerment, influencing, grassroots mobilisation, gender justice, civil society capacity building and conflict sensitivity. Both organisations have been working in and on Pakistan for over a decade and share a conceptual approach to the development of holistic, contextually informed, highly adaptive and people-centred justice reform. all the required expertise, networks and approaches to implement the proposed project. Working together allows for larger project reach; building on each other#s partner networks and established trust relationships with communities and authorities; economies of scale; pooling of expertise; cross-organisational learning; and wider outreach and joint advocacy on inclusive justice at national and international levels.Oxfam NovibSaferworldSaferworld (SW) was established in 1989 and formerly worked as a campaign organisation on nuclear proliferation, most notably working on the Freeze campaign, a campaign set up to respond to new challenges of the post-Cold War scenario. In 1994, Saferworld published ‘The True Cost of Conflict,’ which provided new insights into the debate on global security, and studied the costs of 7 differentconflicts on health, education, civil and political rights, trade, power supply and transportation amongst others. In 1997 the Hornof Africa project- examining the impact of EU policies on the Horn of Africa – was Saferworld’s first project to involve significant ‘on the ground’ research. Today Saferworld is an independent international not-for-profit organisation working to prevent and reduce violent conflict, promote co-operative approaches to security-building and build safer lives. Since 1989, the organisation has developed considerably with programmes in nearly 20 countries and territories across Eastern Europe and Central Asia, South Asia, Middle East and North Africa, Kenya and the Horn of Africa, and the Great Lakes regions, where it contributes to lasting change. It employs over a 100 members of staff located at our headquarters in London as well as in Bishkek, Brussels, Dhaka, Juba, Kampala, Kathmandu, Nairobi, Pristine, Sana’a, Tbilisi, Vienna and Washington. Saferworld’s annual income has grown from £3,000,000 in 2007/8 to over £9,000,000 in 2012/13. SW also maintains a strong thematic focus in its work, prioritising four central issue areas: I. Access to security and justice; II. The control of conventional weapons; III. The relationship between aid and conflict; IV. The relationship between governance and peacebuilding. Saferworld works with local people affected by conflict to improve their safety and sense of security, and conducts wider research and analysis. It uses this evidence and learning to improve local, national and international policies and practices that can help build lasting peace. Its priority is people – guided by the belief that everyone should be able to lead peaceful, fulfilling lives, free from insecurity and violent conflict. Understanding and acting on the relationships between gender, peace and security is a cross-cutting set of issues tackled by Saferworld’s interventions across the globe. Examples include integrating gender issues in new community security projects in Bangladesh, South Sudan, and Yemen – initiatives designed to empower local people to find solutions to their own safety and security concerns. Saferworld also started a new project across the Middle East to strengthen women’s voices and ensure that the many women who played a part in the ‘Arab Spring’ have a greater say in decision-making. And at a policy level, Saferworld provides analysis and technical advice to ensure that e.g. preventing sexual violence against women, girls, and boys in conflict was included in the G8 declaration on the issue, and highlighted the impact of genderin securityand justice reform processes.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PakistanThe right to life and security1544263 -965909167862 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 167862Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Saferworld427556 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 427556Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Saferworld-17064 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -17064Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.SaferworldIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards conflict transformationalternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards conflict transformationcases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards conflict transformationStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD4Citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersCitizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.men,including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.To contribute to citizens in Pakistan having more trust and confidence that the justice system is effective and legitimate and inclusive of the needs of women, youth and marginalized groups.women programme beneficiaries who access to justice to resolve their disputesmen programme beneficiaries who access to justice to resolve their disputeswomen programme beneficiaries who have more confidence in judicial systemsmen programme beneficiaries who have more confidence in judicial systemsBy end 2021, citizens, w/focus on women, youth and marginalized groups are more aware of rights & understand options to pursue grievances through legal & non-violent means at district & provincial levels in areas of Punjab, Sindh and Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa.women programme beneficiaries who report exercising their rightsmen programme beneficiaries who report exercising their rightsBy end of 2021, SFJP succeeded in strengthening linkages with the formal justice sector, and in exerting indirect influence over the informal justice sector, for more effective, accessible and legitimate justice within the project area for target groupswomen programme beneficiaries who report that formal, semi formal and informal justice institutions have settled their disputes in an accountable mannermen programme beneficiaries who report that formal, semi formal and informal justice institutions have settled their disputes in an accountable mannerBy the end of 2021, Increased political will has been created of provincial governments towards a responsive, accountable and inclusive justice system towards the needs of women, youth and marginalized groups under the legal framework laws or policies drafted to improve responsive, accountable and inclusive justice delivery laws or policies reviewed to improve responsive, accountable and inclusive justice delivery laws or policies adopted to improve responsive, accountable and inclusive justice deliveryNL-KVK-27108436-A-04931-06:PKOxfam NovibOxfam in Pakistan implements a broad range of work on conflict transformation related issues, including on fair and inclusive access to justice and will take the lead on the implementation of this project. Men and women in Pakistan are caught between formal and informal justice systems that are ineffective, inaccessible and disconnected from community and individual needs. Growing frustration amongst Pakistanis on a range of issues, including weak governance, inequality and corruption, is aggravated bya dysfunctional justice system that violates human rights and entrenches marginalisation. This provides space for the growth of violent extremism and militancy, creating the potential for violent conflict. Through this conflict transformation approach, Oxfam together with Saferworldaim to contribute to an effective justice system that is accessible for all citizens in Pakistan; a system that is gender responsive, accountable and in line with international norms. Oxfam's work in this area focuses on creating linkages between the formal and informal justice systems, and by engaging local communities, low-status groups, women and youth to develop practical solutions for more inclusive justice provision and recommendations for reform in the broader system.Oxfam NovibOxfam Great BritainOxfam Great Britain is a member of Oxfam International, a confederation of independent national organisations working in more than 90 countries. Oxfam works on six goals that support the shared vision of a just world without poverty: help people claim their right to a better life; champion equal rights for women; saving lives, now and in the future; safeguard global food supplies; help people claim a fairer share of natural resources; and increase money for basic services. For 70 years, Oxfam has been running emergency responses, development projects and campaigning at the grass roots level to tackle poverty.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PakistanThe right to life and security2671192 703647 26832 35066 -468009-101444366377 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 366377Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Oxfam Great Britain567853 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 567853Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Oxfam Great Britain880468 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 880468Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Oxfam Great Britain639469 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 639469Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Oxfam Great Britain193972 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 193972Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Oxfam Great Britain37932 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib37932Oxfam Novib public fundsOxfam Great Britain734 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 734Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.4140 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4140Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.8280 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8280Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.2029 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2029Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.580 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 580Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.3220 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3220Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.676 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 676Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.2760 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2760Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.580 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 580Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.3680 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3680Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.580 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 580Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.-580 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -580Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.773 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 773Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.6900 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6900Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.1449 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1449Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.27179 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 27179Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.1 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.5708 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5708Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.32156 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 32156Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.35940 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 35940Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.6753 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6753Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.1449 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1449Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.6000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6000Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.3780 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3780Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.18900 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18900Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.3578 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3578Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.3969 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3969Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.-28605 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -28605Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.28605 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib28605Oxfam Novib public fundsIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards conflict transformationalternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards conflict transformationcases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards conflict transformationStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD4Citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersCitizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.men,including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-04957-02:VNOxfam NovibThe Action aims to improve the inclusiveness and sustainability of Agriculture VC development in Vietnam to expand livelihoods options of small scale producers in quantity and in quality. Oxfam, a rights-based organisation, brings to the Action its strong experience and on-going initiatives in strengthening resilient, capacity development SSPs, strengthening civil society organisations, convening multi-stakeholder platforms and undertaking policy development and advocacy at all levels. Oxfam brings to the Action experience in facilitating public-private alliances (cocoa, pork). Its main role in the Action will be overall management, brokering and facilitating partnership and cooperation among actors, capacity building, research and policy development/advocacy, and expertise in international human rights and global sustainability standards.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn Vietnam , Oxfam is one of the leading international, non -governmental organisation. Since 1955, Oxfam is active in Vietnam withhumanitarian interventions and started development work in the late 1980's. Today, Oxfam works in 26 provinces with people, governments and civil society to promote equality and well-being through social and economic change.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood132316 206438 192138 166195 240679 137270 5044European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH7423European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH10152European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH13462European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH9078 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib9078European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH9810European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH36188European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH13316European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH27844European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH11236European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH18459European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH-3450European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH1745European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH688European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH170European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH35889European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH-9078 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-9078European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH7337European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH-839European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH8016European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH7552European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH14560European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH7955European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH-315European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH18718European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH-78European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH15075European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH10626European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH19477European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH42696European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH15747European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH11460European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH6158European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH2654Oxfam America own funds OUS38791European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH7960European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH2700Oxfam America own funds OUS8306European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH2100Oxfam America own funds OUS11822European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH4672European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH2Oxfam America own funds OUS8954European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH3774Oxfam America own funds OUS8122European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH327Oxfam America own funds OUS16166European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH-620European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH47Oxfam America own funds OUS18784European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH8139European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH-26European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH3727Oxfam America own funds OUS12374European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH7385Oxfam America own funds OUS8016European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH8068European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH43471European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH9819European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH7509European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH18741European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH7543European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH-703European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH9418European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH9918European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH8943European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH8070 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib8070European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH19996European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH14928European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH8242European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH-542European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH56732European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH7085European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH11381European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH10919European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH56399 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib56399European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH13248European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH12298European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH21925European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH10324European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH17739European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH32641European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH7831European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH68495European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH12215European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH14893European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASH1196European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Stronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases of strengthened/broadened alliances to produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global markets -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-04957-03:VNOxfam NovibThe Overall Objective of this project is to contribute to reduce poverty and inequality in rural areas of Vietnam through inclusiveand sustainable Value Chain (VC) development. To reach this overall goal, two specific objectives must be achieved are: #(SO1) SSPsand Micro/Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) processors of clam and bamboo VCs have increased income from sustainable production practices, improved business efficiency and access to markets # (SO2) Clams and bamboo value chains in five provinces are better organized, equitable and inclusive. There are four parties together carrying out the project activities to achieve the aforementioned objectives, respectively Oxfam, ICAFIS, NTFPRC and VCCI. (1) Oxfam, is very seasoned in programme management according the international standards. It has all the routines and systems in place to comply with the donor requirements. Further it has important expertisein private sector engagement, value chain development and governance and policy advocacy. It will lead in the activities that relate to these expertise fields. Further it mobilizes its partners network of policy advocacy coalitions (in the Agricultural and land Coalitions) and legal assistance from other relevant agencies to land user rights claims . For the mounting of financial institutions# and investors# engagement it leans on the associate: the State Bank. (2) ICAFIS (a not-for profit artisanal fishing expertise organization) and (3) NTFPRC (a not-for-profit resource center for the sustainable use of timber operations) are technical leads in the management of sustainable clam and bamboo operations, respectively. All activities relation to the specific technical and towards the development of either of the two VCs, is directly and fully delegated to these two partners. (4) VCCI (the Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce and Industry) is the technical lead on trade promotion and leads on the activity where these are at stake.Oxfam NovibThe Research Centre forThe Research Centre for Non Timber Forest Products (NTFPRC) is a state scientific organzation under the Vietnamese Academy of Forest Science. It has legality and legal entity to reserve the right to use their own stamp and open their own account at Vietnam StateTreasury and bank for operation according to Vietnam#s regulation. NTFPRC has function of research, technology transfer, international cooperation and consultant service. It participates in training about non timber forest product over the country, under the regulation. The organizational structure of NTFPRC includes: Department of Administration and Acounting, Department of Non Timber ForestProducts Resource Management Division, Department of NTFP breeding and cultivation technology; Department of NTFP harvesting and post-processing technology, Department of NTFP chemistry, and Hoanh Bo experimental research station at Quang Ninh province with 227 hactares of forest and forest land, Bao Yen Rattan and Bamboo research station at Lao Cai province with 202 hectares of forest and forest land. The Headquarter located at No 8, Chuong Duong Do street, Hoan Kiem district, Hanoi.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood192717 193587 191115 58556 113711 -24461121867 incoming transaction European Union 121867European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Research Centre for-36924 incoming transaction European Union -36924European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Research Centre for13034 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13034Matching FundsThe Research Centre for15852 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib15852Matching FundsThe Research Centre for57815 incoming transaction European Union 57815European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Research Centre for21073 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib21073CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficThe Research Centre for75511 incoming transaction European Union 75511European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Research Centre for58076 incoming transaction European Union 58076European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Research Centre for60000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib60000Matching FundsThe Research Centre for69672 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib69672Matching FundsThe Research Centre for64108 incoming transaction European Union 64108European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Research Centre for57335 incoming transaction European Union 57335European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Research Centre for40990 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib40990Matching FundsThe Research Centre for17567 incoming transaction European Union 17567European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Research Centre for79598 incoming transaction European Union 79598European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Research Centre for-24461 incoming transaction European Union -24461European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Research Centre forImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Stronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases of strengthened/broadened alliances to produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global markets -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-04957-04:VNOxfam NovibThe Overall Objective of this project is to contribute to reduce poverty and inequality in rural areas of Vietnam through inclusiveand sustainable Value Chain (VC) development. To reach this overall goal, two specific objectives must be achieved are: #(SO1) SSPsand Micro/Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) processors of clam and bamboo VCs have increased income from sustainable production practices, improved business efficiency and access to markets # (SO2) Clams and bamboo value chains in five provinces are better organized, equitable and inclusive. There are four parties together carrying out the project activities to achieve the aforementioned objectives, respectively Oxfam, ICAFIS, NTFPRC and VCCI. (1) Oxfam, is very seasoned in programme management according the international standards. It has all the routines and systems in place to comply with the donor requirements. Further it has important expertisein private sector engagement, value chain development and governance and policy advocacy. It will lead in the activities that relate to these expertise fields. Further it mobilizes its partners network of policy advocacy coalitions (in the Agricultural and land Coalitions) and legal assistance from other relevant agencies to land user rights claims . For the mounting of financial institutions# and investors# engagement it leans on the associate: the State Bank. (2) ICAFIS (a not-for profit artisanal fishing expertise organization) and (3) NTFPRC (a not-for-profit resource center for the sustainable use of timber operations) are technical leads in the management of sustainable clam and bamboo operations, respectively. All activities relation to the specific technical and towards the development of either of the two VCs, is directly and fully delegated to these two partners. (4) VCCI (the Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce and Industry) is the technical lead on trade promotion and leads on the activity where these are at stake.Oxfam NovibInternational Collaborating CentreInternational Collaborating Centre for Fisheries and Aquaculture Sustainability (ICAFIS) is an affiliation NGO under Vietnam Fisheries Society (VINAFIS) and is founded according to Decision No. 16/Q#-HNC dated on 7th March 2010 issued by VINAFIS. Our goals ICAFIS#s goal is to promote aquaculture and fisheries sustainability within Vietnam and to share experiences from Vietnam internationally,primarily to developing countries primarily in Asia-Pacific, Africa and Latin America. Policies <(>&<)> Funding ICAFIS has a strongpolicy of maximum transparency and accountability. Information on technical and financial status of the organisation are presented regularly to all ICAFIS staff and VINAFIS and can be made available to external parties as appropriate. Staff salaries are also set in a transparent manner. ICAFIS encourages staff's initiative and innovative thinking. The aquaculture and fisheries sector is extremely dynamic. Therefore its sustainability challenges can only be addressed through dynamic thinking and actions which are strongly promoted by ICAFIS' leadership. ICAFIS is a self-financed organisation. Although both private and public funds are welcome to support our activities, ICAFIS envisions ensuring its sustainability by providing services to the private sector, especially VINAFIS members, and adopting a market-led financial strategy. Key areas of focus, including core programming or projects. ICAFIS has been working widely with about 38 projects in agriculture and aquaculture sectors generally, 15 of which are relating to coastal provinces, on agriculture, aquaculture, certification, development of VietGAP, ASEAN Gap, disease identification, etc. Some of these projects are relating to natural disaster, climate change and adaptive approach for the coastal agriculture. The key area of focus of ICAFIS: - Providing advice on sustainability issues to private and public sector organizations and individuals, both in Vietnam and internationally - Developing and implementing programs and projectstowards branding, certification and traceability of aquatic products - Developing international cooperation programs and projects, especially with developing countries in Asia-Pacific, Africa and Latin America - Developing and implementing research projects on aquaculture and fisheries sustainability - Building and strengthen networks of organizations, projects, producers, etc ICAFIS has the strong and comprehensive collaborations <(>&<)> partnerships with many different institutions, which are government agencies, private sector, non-governmental organizations and research institutes. Belonging to system of VINAFIS with more than 800 local branches and 3,400 members, mainly producer, fisheries association and social enterprise in fisheries. ICAFIS take arole to promote and operation supporting of this system (include develop the link, information mapping.etc)European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood206427 152771 224663 107979 61064 20140 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib20140Matching FundsInternational Collaborating Centre124359 incoming transaction European Union 124359European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHInternational Collaborating Centre-36924 incoming transaction European Union -36924European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHInternational Collaborating Centre15852 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib15852Matching FundsInternational Collaborating Centre61928 incoming transaction European Union 61928European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHInternational Collaborating Centre21073 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib21073CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficInternational Collaborating Centre73514 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib73514Matching FundsInternational Collaborating Centre33426 incoming transaction European Union 33426European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHInternational Collaborating Centre45831 incoming transaction European Union 45831European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHInternational Collaborating Centre73514 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib73514Matching FundsInternational Collaborating Centre83750 incoming transaction European Union 83750European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHInternational Collaborating Centre67399 incoming transaction European Union 67399European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHInternational Collaborating Centre75585 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib75585Matching FundsInternational Collaborating Centre32394 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib32394Matching FundsInternational Collaborating Centre42745 incoming transaction European Union 42745European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHInternational Collaborating Centre12213 incoming transaction European Union 12213European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHInternational Collaborating Centre2462 incoming transaction European Union 2462European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHInternational Collaborating CentreImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Stronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases of strengthened/broadened alliances to produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global markets -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-04957-05:VNOxfam NovibThe Overall Objective of this project is to contribute to reduce poverty and inequality in rural areas of Vietnam through inclusiveand sustainable Value Chain (VC) development. To reach this overall goal, two specific objectives must be achieved are: #(SO1) SSPsand Micro/Small and Medium Enterprise (MSME) processors of clam and bamboo VCs have increased income from sustainable production practices, improved business efficiency and access to markets # (SO2) Clams and bamboo value chains in five provinces are better organized, equitable and inclusive. There are four parties together carrying out the project activities to achieve the aforementioned objectives, respectively Oxfam, ICAFIS, NTFPRC and VCCI. (1) Oxfam, is very seasoned in programme management according the international standards. It has all the routines and systems in place to comply with the donor requirements. Further it has important expertisein private sector engagement, value chain development and governance and policy advocacy. It will lead in the activities that relate to these expertise fields. Further it mobilizes its partners network of policy advocacy coalitions (in the Agricultural and land Coalitions) and legal assistance from other relevant agencies to land user rights claims . For the mounting of financial institutions# and investors# engagement it leans on the associate: the State Bank. (2) ICAFIS (a not-for profit artisanal fishing expertise organization) and (3) NTFPRC (a not-for-profit resource center for the sustainable use of timber operations) are technical leads in the management of sustainable clam and bamboo operations, respectively. All activities relation to the specific technical and towards the development of either of the two VCs, is directly and fully delegated to these two partners. (4) VCCI (the Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce and Industry) is the technical lead on trade promotion and leads on the activity where these are at stake.Oxfam NovibThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce andVietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry (VCCI) is a national organization, which assembles and represents business community, employers and business associations of all economic sectors in Vietnam. The purpose of VCCI is to protect and assist business enterprises, to contribute to the socio-economic development of the country and to promote economic, commercial and technological co-operations between Vietnam and the rest of the world on the basis of equality and mutual benefit. VCCI is an independent, non-governmental, non-profit organization having the status of a legal entity and operating with financial autonomy. The functions of VCCI shall be as follows: 1. To represent the Vietnamese business community for the promotion and protection of thelawful, legitimate interests of the business community and employers in Vietnam in domestic and international relations. 2. To promote the development of business enterprises, entrepreneurs, the cooperation among business entities and to offer assistance in trade and investment, economic and technological co-operation and other business activities of enterprises in Vietnam and abroad. The tasks ofVCCI shall be as follows: 1. To collect and study the views and suggestions of business enterprises for reflection, recommendation and advice to the State on legal matters and economic policies for the improvement of the business environment; 2. Toparticipate in the formation and implementation of the strategy for socio-economic development and international economic integration, to participate in the conferences, and missions for economic and trade negotiations in line with State regulations; 3. To facilitate forums, dialogues, and meetings between business enterprises, employers and governmental agencies, betweenbusiness enterprises and the representative of employees and other relevant domestic and foreign organizations for the exchange of information and views on matters relating to business environment; 4. To conduct necessary activities for the protection of the legitimate interests of business enterprises and employers in domestic and international business relations; 5. To organize activities for the promotion and encouragement to business enterprises on the strict observance of laws, improvement of social accountabilities, good business ethics and culture and sound working relations, protection of environment, and participation in other social activities in line with the Chamber's objectives; 6. To assemble and align with business associations in Vietnam, to co-operate with chambers of commerce and industry, and relevant organizations of other foreign countries, to join international and regional organizations in line with the objectives of the Chamber and to help businessenterprises participate in those organizations' activities. 7. To conduct activities for the development, promotion and improvement of thereputation of the business enterprises, entrepreneurs, commodities of Vietnam; to promote business supporting services; to assist businesses in developing trade and investment relations in Vietnam and abroad through such approaches as: match-making, seeking partners, providing information, guidance and consultancy to businesses; organizing study, market research, seminars, conferences, trade fairs, exhibitions, advertisements, and other promotion activities; 8. To organize training activities in appropriate forms to develop the human resources for business enterprises, to help entrepreneurs enhance their knowledge, management skills and business capacity; 9. To help in the registration and protection of intellectual propertyand technology transfer in Vietnam and abroad. 10. To issue Certificates of Origin for Vietnamese export commodities and to certify other necessary commercial documents, and the cases of force majeure. 11. To help domestic and foreign business enterprises in settling discrepancies, disputes through negotiation, mediation or arbitration, and to conduct in general average adjustment, if requested. 12. To conduct other activities which are assigned by the Vietnamese State or other organizations.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood191960 188381 188818 56451 136619 17817 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib17817Matching FundsThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and116555 incoming transaction European Union 116555European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and20664 incoming transaction European Union 20664European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and15852 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib15852Matching FundsThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and21073 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib21073CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and60000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib60000Matching FundsThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and71867 incoming transaction European Union 71867European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and56514 incoming transaction European Union 56514European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and72173 incoming transaction European Union 72173European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and56645 incoming transaction European Union 56645European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and60000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib60000Matching FundsThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and39516 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib39516Matching FundsThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and16270 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib16270Matching FundsThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and665 incoming transaction European Union 665European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and95634 incoming transaction European Union 95634European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and27324 incoming transaction European Union 27324European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and13662 incoming transaction European Union 13662European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and-7495 incoming transaction European Union -7495European Union EU EC FOODSECURITY CASHThe Vietnam Chamber of Commerce andImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Stronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases of strengthened/broadened alliances to produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global markets -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-04964-02:LAOxfam NovibOxfam Novib Contributes to Oxfam Solidarité/Oxfam Solidariteit (Oxfam Belgium) in Laos for the development of good governance and the rule of law as a basis for equitable and inclusive growth Lao PDR. This is done by means of the PACE Action of the EU. Partnership for Citizen Engagement (PACE) builds on Oxfam's established partnership with Lao CSOs and the National Assembly (NA). Oxfam workson several actions to strengthen the capacity of Lao CSOs to promote citizen participationin policy dialogue andinclusive development. Lao CSOs work is often restricted to service delivery at community level. Greater interaction with policy makers is necessary tohave a wider impact. In 2015 Oxfam began a pilot project to support the NA withits legislative priorities: #Support to the NA on the establishment of local councils and amendments of the Lao Constitution towards enhanced people#s participation#. The proposed action engages both the newly established People#s Provincial Assemblies (PPAs) and Lao CSOs. It isdesigned to meet the following objectives: The overall objective is #To contribute to good governance and the rule of law as a basis for equitable and inclusive growth and development in Lao PDR#. The action recognizes that good governance and the rule of law form a necessary enabling environment forgrowth and development and represent a key dimension to addressing poverty reduction and inequality. The first specific objective is: #To improve the role and capacity of Lao Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to promote and protect the rights of Lao citizens through policy dialogue and accountability processes at local and national level#. CSOs require more direct engagement in governance and development processes to widen their contributions to marginalized and vulnerable groups in Lao PDR. The second specific objectiveis: #To improve the capacity of the People#s Provincial Assemblies (PPAs) for oversight of government agencies, programs, activities, policies and laws implemented at constituency level#. The newly established PPAs have a strategic role as local authorities and representatives of Lao citizens. Their capacity impacts on the participation of Lao CSOs and citizens. The action engages the following key stakeholders: The People#s Provincial Assemblies (PPAs) are the newly established People#s Assemblies at provincial level. The NA partners with Oxfam and engaged (see above) in preparing this concept note as co-applicant. The action complements the NationalAssembly#s 5yeartraining plan in relation to PPA Members and parliamentary staff, and indirectly benefits the entirety of the NA members. Lao Civil Society Organizations (CSO) include both new and existing Oxfam partners primarily engaged in delivering services to marginalized and vulnerablegroups at community level. The co-applicant Huam Jai Asasamak (HJA) runs a volunteer program for ethnicyouth from rural areas. The action will also support the establishment and build the capacities of Lao CSOs through financial support to third parties. Support for newly established PPAs will provide space for CSOs to engage in policy dialogue and have greater impact. It complements current EU capacity building efforts and Oxfam#s pilot project with the NA. Local Government Agencies and Mass Organisations are the administrative and technical agencies and social organisations of the GoL. Improved oversight by the PPAs and participation of CSOs and Lao citizens will influence policy and practice. The action is consistent with national development goals andinternational commitments. The Lao Citizens include farmers, especially women, youth and ethnic groups from poor rural communities (Bokeo, Khammuane, Savannakhet, Xiengkhuang, Saravane and Vientiane Province # Phase I). The majority are already engagedwith CSOsand/or Oxfam projects. They are also the main final beneficiaries of the action. Activities are grouped under five results (R0-4): (R0): covers project set up and preparation for implementation. (R1): to build the capacity of Lao CSOs in participatory methodologies to empower citizens and to facilitate dialogue with PPA Members. Methodologies include Oxfam Gender Action Learning System (GALS), Thaibaan Research, public perception monitoring and Most Significant Change (MSC) for video documenting,small grants for policy dialogue initiatives at local level and a community power analysis to map power relations. (R2): to improve PPAs capacity for local representation, coordination and public engagement including annual workshops to consolidate learning, documentation on the PPAs (and NA) role in promoting and protecting the rights of Lao citizens and a citizens# handbook on PPAs (and NA) as a reference for Membersand to support public engagement. PPAs will also conveneoutreach missions with CSO support at constituency level and participate ininter-session sessions to bring provincial interests to national level. Finally, PPAs will convene informal executive-legislative hearings and sharing to improve coordination andservice delivery at provincial level. (R3): to improve the technical capacity of PPAsto inform government policy and practice. It will also serve to increase interaction between PPAs and CSOs. It includes a technicalseminar series (i.e. fiscal accountability), technical trainings (i.e.gender budgeting) and south-south learning exchanges identified through regional networks. Support will also be provided in preparing questions, policy proposals and direction from a provincialperspective and monitoring, evaluating and reviewing previousinitiatives (i.e. LIWG provincial workshops). (R4): to improve interaction between PPA Members and constituents. The Youth-Adult Partnership provincial volunteer program will be implemented by HJA to support embedding of volunteers in the PPAs. Small grants will be provided for projects aimed at strengthening cooperation at constituency level. The action is planned for 54 months between January 2017 and June 2021 (including 6-months inception). It will follow the current Oxfam-NA action; build on ongoingEU supported actions with CSOs; complement CEGGA, the proposed EU-Germany (BMZ) and Switzerland (SDC) cooperation with the NA; and coincide with the induction of the 8th Legislation (mid-2016).Oxfam NovibOxfam Solidarity Belgium in LaosOxfam in Laos is registered under the legal personality of Oxfam in Belgium and is national country office for Oxfam international.Oxfam in Laos PDR is responsible for the implementation of the Sowing Diversity Harvesting = Security program in close coordinationwith national organizations including the National Agriculture and Forestry Research Institute (NAFRI), the Department of Agriculture (DOA), Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) and Lao Farmers Network (LFN). Oxfam Belgium is one of 17 Affiliates that are part of the Oxfam Confederation. As part of this confederation, Oxfam Belgium shared the common vision of a just world without poverty. A world where people are valued and treated equally, enjoy their rightsas full citizens, and can influence decisions affecting their lives.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation1160378 135462 197567 incoming transaction European Union 197567European Union EU EC HUMAN RIGHTSOxfam Solidarity Belgium in Laos300318 incoming transaction European Union 300318European Union EU EC HUMAN RIGHTSOxfam Solidarity Belgium in Laos299221 incoming transaction European Union 299221European Union EU EC HUMAN RIGHTSOxfam Solidarity Belgium in Laos299221 incoming transaction European Union 299221European Union EU EC HUMAN RIGHTSOxfam Solidarity Belgium in Laos-29124 incoming transaction European Union -29124European Union EU EC HUMAN RIGHTSOxfam Solidarity Belgium in Laos135462 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib135462Matching FundsOxfam Solidarity Belgium in LaosStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-02:XGOxfam NovibOxfam Novib, and specifically its Transparent and Accountable Finance Thematic Unit team, is specialised in the FFG methodology andacts as coordinator of FFGI; this team will support the regional FFA work, assisting in developing and supporting tailor-made approaches for the Asian context where possible, and at the same time assuring coherence and cooperation between the FFA proposal and theFFGI initiative on a global level.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. 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Swedish34032Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-597Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3449Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6597Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6681Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3947Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-13104Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4033Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish9810Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3633Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish5756Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-4667Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish7951Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish5449Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6376Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2598Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish9739Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2490Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6028Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2810Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2178Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish8946Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2774Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish10517Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-15006Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish11500Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6858Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish17149Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish8713Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6540Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish8744Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6336Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish9125Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish9926Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1194Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish9358Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1524Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish11045Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish369Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6605Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1387Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish11112Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-15000Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish698Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish80Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-587Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-849 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-849Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish849Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-03:KHOxfam NovibThe Programme Management Unit (PMU) will be based in Oxfam, country office in Cambodia and responsible for overall and day- to-day project management and implementation. The PMU will liaise with Oxfam offices, regional partners and lead partners in-country. It will ensure adequate allocation of resources and implementation of activities as well as proper financial management. Its role is: # Financial management: ensuring that resources are deployed in a timely and adequate way as per the programme document; # Collecting financial and narrative reports from regional partners and countries and collating them in the appropriate form to be submitted a) to the Steering Committee for sign off and b) Oxfam Novib, which will review for quality and donor compliance and submit to the donor; # Designing and applying the programme#s MEAL framework; and # Providing technical ICT support to the programme participants in the countries.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation137295 548536 404959 653809 514230 184579 3868 3539Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3254Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4910Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish15036Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish11732Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish18787Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish80037Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish15761Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-74956Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish60648Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish47275Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4343Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish13152Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish28508Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish38396Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish48980Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish21865Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6052Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish95584Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish9Government Sweden SIDA - 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Swedish69455Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish86321Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-77500Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish167Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish38345Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1483Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish50259Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish11457Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish161130Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-19759Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-132Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish31883Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3868Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish248981Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-248981 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-248981Unders/overspending Donor FundsImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2Increased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionmen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-04:KHOxfam NovibThe Fair Finance Asia Program (FFA) envisages to reduce the negative impact of national and cross-border bank investments in Asia on human rights, the environment and climate change, and to increase adequate financial services for pro-poor, inclusive economic development. The goal is to establish a sustainable financial sector in Asia, with financial sector institutions operating at national and regional level being more transparent and accountable and adhering to Economic, Social and Governance (ESG)-criteria. FFA is funded by SIDA. Cambodia program will be implemented by Oxfam, country office in Cambodia. Fair Finance Cambodia aims to work with stakeholders to strengthen a sustainable financial sector in Cambodia that cares for the social and environmental well-being of all Cambodian people. To realize the above FFC's aim, FFC will focus on engaging with stakeholders to create a self-sustained mechanism for responsible financial sector through the following approaches/strategies: 1. StrengthenCSOs' capacity in contributing to the promotion of responsible finance 2. Facilitate awareness raisin among the public on responsible finance 3. Increase awareness and political will among government agencies, regulators, banks and banking associationsto be more adherence to responsible and sustainable finance standards. 4. Support key stakeholders to assume leadership in developing appropriate policies and regulatory initiatives thatwill improve social and environmental performance of banks. 5. Facilitate a CSO and private sector- led platform on Cambodia#s Financial Outlook and Prosperity that brings together influencers, investors, decision makers and affected communities to build common understanding.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation14180 41672 74226 35945 80719 -828329Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish451Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4583Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish624Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish264Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2807Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1008Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish773Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3341Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4637Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-2544Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3902Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4556Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3230Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3211Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish400Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish499Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4135Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3915Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish8865Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish7390Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-7258Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6735Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2993Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4828Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-294Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4578Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish11093Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4531Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4462Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish13025Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish5872Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3927Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish7119Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish5739Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6353Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish15217Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-12636Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3337Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3265Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3172Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3031Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3432Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3227Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1885Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish749Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1713Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2686Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6868Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6030Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4323Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish15484Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish102Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3803Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3962Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3947Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4234Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish7435Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish8153Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish5368Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6752Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish11128Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-828Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-876Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approaches1)- Policy Paper on Cross-border Investment in Agriculture 2)- Policy Brief on the Compliance of ESIA in Finance and Banking Sector in Cambodia 3)- Policy Brief of Impact of Foreign Direct Investment and China Belt Road Initiative – The Case of Cambodia • On September 22, 2021, FFC coalition members attended the 3rd Sustainable Finance Forum of ABC. The forum was about the sustainable finance with ESG requirements. IFC representative presented their Performance Standards related to environmental and social risks for banks. IFC continued to leverage its investment and capacity building to support all investees to adopt international risk management, corporate governance, and environmental and social standards to improve operations and attract more capital. FFC coalition members asked ABC for putting their Cambodia Sustainable Finance Principles as mandatory requirement for its members and FFC also questioned about the role of NBC on their regulatory framework to support on the implementation of Cambodia Sustainable Finance Principles.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector -DD2On June 29, 2021, the Ministry of Environment (MoE) issued number of Prakas on Procedure and Implementation of Guidelines for Initial Report of Environmental and Social Impact Assessment in various sectors. This is to reenforce the sub-decree on the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) requirements for all investment projectsImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachesFFC launched two study reports in a dissemination workshop for 1) Study on Cross-border Investment in Agriculture and 2) Study on Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) Compliance in Cambodian Finance and Banking. Due to COVID-19 restrictions,the launching event was organized virtually with 105 participants (28 females). The participants were: 41 from NGOs, 3 from the Government ministries (including 1 from NBC, 1 from Ministry of Environment, 1 from Ministry of Interior), 3 from ADB, 1 from Chip Mong Bank.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sector1)- Research on Cross-border Investment in Agriculture 2)- Study on Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) Compliance in Cambodian Finance and BankingImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6ActionAid, the Coalition for Partnership in Democratic Development (CPDD), Affiliated Network for Social Accountability Cambodia (ANSA), the Coalition for Integrity and Social Accountability (CISA), Sevea Consulting, Development and Partnership in Action, Northeastern Rural Development (NRD), Oxfam, Cambodia Partnership for Sustainable Agriculture (CPSA), the NGO Forum on Cambodia (NGOF), the Canadian Intellectual Property Office (CIPO), Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC), 3S Rivers Protection Network, EnergyLab, STAR Kampuchea, and TI Cambodia.Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD5Coalition members+ observer members of FFC 7 CSOs joined as Fair Finance Cambodia coalition members: ActionAid Cambodia (AAC), Cooperation Committee for Cambodia (CCC), The NGO Forum on Cambodia (NGOF), Oxfam in Cambodia, Transparency International Cambodia, and as observer roles for SILAKA and UNOHCHR.Increased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersTotal number of annual reach via 9 posts on Facebook.men participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersTotal number of annual reach via 9 posts on Facebook.public events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.5-part course series about “Sustainable Finance” from Swiss Learning Exchange for Oxfam’s local audience in Cambodia. 3 posters about ESG 3 posters about green financingmedia citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionmen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partners1 strategic framework development workshop. 1 meeting with SERC about the study on green financing policy implementation in Cambodia. 1 meeting with the Ministry of Economy and Finance (MEF) about the study on green financing policy implementation in Cambodia. 2 meeting with NBC on exploring cooperation and collaboration opportunities. 4 meetings with Cambodia Partnership for Sustainable Agriculture (CPSA) on expanding FFC alliance. 3 meetings with Asia Vision Institute (AVI)’s team about potential collaborations on co-organizing series of dialogues on ESG, green and sustainable finance, framework and policies on CSDG.participants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-06:NLOxfam NovibThe Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations (SOMO) was identified as one of the partners of FFA project at the global level. The goal of SOMO's participation in FFA's programme is to support the knowledge building and capacity building of the FFA partners regarding sustainable finance. This knowledge and capacity is to serve FFA advocacy, coalition building with CSOs and with financial public or private institutions. It promotes the credibility of FFA proposals how to progress on sustainable finance. SOMO's contribution pays particular attention at the role legislators, regulators and supervisors, and the related political economy, as a way to ensure that progress and commitments towards sustainable finance are technically embedded in the financial institutions#s core business and being enforced through supervision. SOMO is a non-profit organization that is researching for civil society about multinational companies, including the private financial sector, and the (non-)regulatory frameworksh in which these companies operate. Ithas been has been is monitoring, since 2008, the legislative and regulatory and supervisory processes at Dutch, EU and international level, which aim at impacting the behaviour of the financial sector so that more financial flows are directed towards climate mitigation, energy transition or social <(>&<)> human rights progress. There are many challenges by the public as well as the private sector to make the changes happening. SOMO has been researching and publishing about the decision making processes on laws, regulations and supervision. SOMO produced critical analyses and comments from a sustainable public interest and civil society perspective oncommitments and actual operations and decisions by public financial authorities and the private financial sector (banks, investmentindustry). The publications range from newsletter to reports and are having civil society organisations as readers. SOMO also engages in national, EU and international CSO networks to build knowledge and capacity, raise awareness, and defend the public interest through advocacy, including during legislative processes on financial sector laws. SOMO co-coordinates an international platform of NGOs who monitor, analyze and advocate about matters that affect financial stability and its impact it can have on people. The goalof SOMO#s participation in FFA#s programme is to support the knowledge building and capacity building of the FFA partners regardingsustainable finance. This knowledge and capacity is to serve FFA advocacy, coalition building with CSOs and with financial public or private institutions. It promotes the credibility of FFA proposals how to progress on sustainable finance. SOMO#s contribution pays particular attention at the role legislators, regulators and supervisors of the private financial sector, and the related political economy, as a way to ensure that progress and commitments towards sustainable finance are technically embedded in the financial institutions# core business and being enforced through supervision. SOMO#s contributes to knowledge building, capacity building, coalition building and advocacy of FFA partners and FFA country coalitions through means of advice and presentations at FFA meetings, proposing, and commenting on papers and documents, and monitoring international decision-making about sustainable finance. In particular, SOMO will give trainings to FFA country members and coalitions, adapted to the needs of the FFA partners according to their particular circumstances and the financial decision-making processes of that country.Oxfam NovibSOMOSOMO is an independent, not-for-profit research and network organization working on social, ecological and economic issues related to sustainable development. Since 1973, the organization investigates multinational corporations and the consequences of their activities for people and the environment around the world.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation59979 166430 32784 30335 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)30335Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishSOMO25720 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)25720Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishSOMO33730 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)33730Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishSOMO45043 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)45043Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishSOMO46360 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)46360Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishSOMO13381 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)13381Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishSOMO33114 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)33114Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishSOMO18734 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)18734Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishSOMO21337 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)21337Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishSOMOImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-07:JPOxfam NovibThe Fair Finance Asia Program (FFA) envisages to reduce the negative impact of national and cross-border bank investments in Asia on human rights, the environment and climate change, and to increase adequate financial services for pro-poor, inclusive economic development. The goal is to establish a sustainable financial sector in Asia, with financial sector institutions operating at national and regional level being more transparent and accountable and adhering to Economic, Social and Governance (ESG)-criteria. FFA is funded by SIDA. In Japan implementation will be led by JACSES, an experienced independent non-profit policy research centre for a sustainable and just society that is currently leading the Fair Finance Guide Japan coalition and was involved in the Fair Finance GuideInternational and Fair Financial Flows programmes. JACSES is leading organization and is implementing policy assessments. PARC is managing the website and is coordinating case studies. A SEED JAPAN is coordinating communication work through public events. APLA ismanaging the Facebook page. In addition to the above groups, Friend of the Earth Japan, Amnesty International Japan, Mekong Watch,Japan Tropical Forest Action Network (JATAN) and Green Economy Forum are supporting members for the coalition. We have cooperated with them at case studies and public events.Oxfam NovibJapan Center for a SustainableJACSES, Japan Center for Sustainable Environment and Society, is an NGO, dedicated to achieving sustainable development and social justice by engaging the general public and experts in research, policy advocacy, and awareness-raising. JACSES# activities are centered around the Sustainable Development and Aid Program (SDAP), which is aimed at improving Japanese government#s development aid projects in developing countries; the Green Tax Reform, which advocates the introduction of fiscal instruments (such as carbon taxes and emission trading schemes) to address environmental problems, as well as the integration of environmental concerns into economic activities; and climate change, which advocates a comprehensive approach to climate policy reforms. JACSES leads the Fair Finance Guide Coalition in Japan. JACSES has a good network amongst several NGO's, amongst which Green Finance Watch and BankTrack.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands JapanThe right to social and political participation211678 420668 -11706545050 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)45050Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishJapan Center for a Sustainable54834 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)54834Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishJapan Center for a Sustainable55897 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)55897Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishJapan Center for a Sustainable55897 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)55897Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishJapan Center for a Sustainable70000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)70000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishJapan Center for a Sustainable70000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)70000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishJapan Center for a Sustainable52667 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)52667Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishJapan Center for a Sustainable70000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)70000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishJapan Center for a Sustainable15684 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)15684Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishJapan Center for a Sustainable25252 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)25252Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishJapan Center for a SustainableImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsA shareholder voting studyImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector -DD21- Japanese government's policy to end new direct international government support for unabated coal-fired power generation 2-‘Japan's Proposal on MDBs’ Support in the Energy Sector’ published by MoFJ, stating their support for MDB’s decision not to support new coal projects.Improved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approaches1-BankTrack report on EPFIs 2-AGM of Sumitomo corporation 3-AGM of Tokio Marinepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sector1-Case study on Japan's financial flows to the Myanmar military 2-Case study on deep sea mining 3-QIC on gender policies of Japanese financial institutionsImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2We counted here the number of assessed FIs who improved their scores: Mizuho, SMBC, Resona, Sumitomo Mitsui Trust Bank, Norinchukin Bank, Japan Post Bank, Kanpo, Dai-ichi Life, Nippon Life, Meiji Yasuda Life, Sumitomo Life, Tokio Marine, and MS&AD.Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD610 CSOs participated in a webinar on 9 Sept + 4 organizations within FFJ coalitionStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersTotal number of access to website + the number of reach on FB + the number of attendees in the events + annual likes in 2021.men participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersTotal number of access to website + the number of reach on FB + the number of attendees in the events + annual likes in 2021.public events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.1: Policy assessment - bannar for FB 1, 2: Policy assessment - bannar for FB 2, 3: Policy assessment - press release, 4: Policy assessment - blog, 5: Case study on palm oil in 2020 - bannar for FB 1, 6: Case study on palm oil in 2020 - bannar for FB 2,7: Case study on Japan’s financial flows to the Myanmar military - bannar for FB 1 eng ver, 8: Case study on Japan’s financial flows to the Myanmar military - bannar for FB 1 jpn ver, 9: Case study on Japan’s financial flows to the Myanmar military - bannar for FB 2 eng ver, 10: Case study on Japan’s financial flows to the Myanmar military - bannar for FB 2 jpn ver, 11: Case study on Japan’s financial flows to the Myanmar military - bannar for FB 3 eng ver, 12: Case study on Japan’s financial flows to the Myanmar military - bannar for FB 3 jpn ver, 13: Gender QIC - bannar for FB 1, 14: Gender QIC - bannar for FB 2, 15: Financial education videos - coal power plants, 16: Financial education videos - palm oil plantation, 17: BankTrack's EPFI report - the executive summary of the report in Japanese, 18: BankTrack's EPFI report - the press release of the report in Japanese, 19: Press release on shareholder voting study, 20: Press release on a formal complaint against ING filed by ResponsiBank Indonesia, 21: Press release on FFA coal study, 22: Press release on the submission of the letter to JICA’s bond underwriters and bondholdersmedia citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionmen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliances1-a complaint against ING by ResponsiBank Indonesia, 2-C20 side event, 3-FFA coal study, 4- Cancellation of Matabari coal-fired power plants unit 5 and 6stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partners2 meetings with Resona Asset Management, 2 meetings with Tokio Marine, 1 meeting with Mizuho, 1 meeting with SOMPO, 1 meeting with HUTAN Group and Plantation Watch, 1 meeting with CSOs working on issues around biomass power generation, 1 meeting with MS&ADparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD429 organizations signing on to the letter to JICA bondholders + 12 organizations signing on to the letter to JBIC bondholders and shareholders of gas projects' developersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-08:PKOxfam NovibThe Fair Finance Asia Program (FFA) envisages to reduce the negative impact of national and cross-border bank investments in Asia on human rights, the environment and climate change, and to increase adequate financial services for pro-poor, inclusive economic development. The goal is to establish a sustainable financial sector in Asia, with financial sector institutions operating at national and regional level being more transparent and accountable and adhering to Economic, Social and Governance (ESG)-criteria. FFA is funded by SIDA. In Pakistan, this project is led by Indus Consortium (IC), which envisions a democratic and equitable society where all citizens enjoy equal economic, cultural and political rights. Indus Consortium works for local communities to enhance their resilience and participation in development. In Pakistan, major decisions around investments are made by the global head offices of the IFIs. 90% of the total investment/ loaning goes to Pakistan government with 100% sovereign secure loaning whereas banks exclusively deal with clients and are often responsible to contributor to fuel in inequality. About 100 million adults in Pakistan don’t have access to formal and regulated financial services. This number accounts for about 5% of the world’s unbanked population, which stands at 2 billion Having a formal and regulated transaction account opens access to other financial services, such as savings, payments, insurance and credit, all of which can help people better manage their lives and reduce poverty. However, only 20% Pakistanis have formal bank account (including digital mobile accounts) whereas only 5% women are included in the financial sector. We see Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME) are heavily under-financed as more of the lending goes to government and large scale industry whileSMEs are receiving only a small chunk of 7 % of total lending, given the fact that there are total 3.2 million SMEs registered in Pakistan, however approximately 188,000 SMEs are getting loans as per banking books . These evidences suggests that common citizens, SMEs and small scale private sector is lacking financial inclusion where more than 50% banking investment directly goes to government through T-Bills . Lending priorities seem to exhibit extreme consumer liabilities instead of providing sustainable development i.e., Corporate insurance, farmers investment insurance etc as there is high interest ratio in Pakistan i.e., 7% at current, however before Covid pandemic it was at 13%. Adeeper analysis suggests the primary motive for investment is to transfer finances through legalmeasures to oversees tax heavens such as the Cayman Island, Singapore, Dubai etc. Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) refers to investment standards, which socially conscious financial institutions must apply to screen potential investments (financing). Environmental regulations refer to criteria in place for financial institutions to minimize the environmental risks by promoting environmental friendly financial regulations for banks and non-bank financial institutions. Social criteria for investment refers to relationship with employees, suppliers, customers and communities. Governance criteria refers to corporate governance including leadership, executive pay, internal controls, audits and shareholder rights. The State Bank of Pakistan is not only the central bank but isalso the regulator of commercial and microfinance banks in Pakistan. Likewise, the Securities and Exchange Commission is the regulator for non-bank financial institutions including the investment banks.Oxfam NovibIndus Consortium (IC)Indus Consortium - a collaborative platform of 3 humanitarian and development organizations i.e. Laar Humanitarian Development Program (LHDP), Doaba Foundation and HELP Foundation - is a manifestation of a joint force of the people living around Sindhu (Indus) River basin in Pakistan. The consortium represents the unity among various groups of different ethnic, linguistic and geographic features and their resolve to struggle for the development of the people around Indus River basin whose forefathers, in the ancient ages, had developed one of the most prosperous civilizations around the globe; remembered in history as Indus Civilization. Indus Consortium envisions a democratic and equitable society where all citizens enjoy equal economic, cultural and political rights. Our mission is to works for local communities to enhance their resilience and participation in development.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PakistanThe right to social and political participation70141 54072 9542 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)9542Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIndus Consortium (IC)35349 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)35349Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIndus Consortium (IC)25250 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)25250Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIndus Consortium (IC)54072 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)54072Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIndus Consortium (IC)-1146 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-1146Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIndus Consortium (IC)Improved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsA Scoping review towards institutionalizing the Fair Finance Pakistan study has been completed and publishedImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector -DD2Improved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD5Fair Finance Pakistan is comprised of 12 core CSO members, with 7 allies.Increased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersInitial campaign audience was changed from general public to Policy Makers & Media, therefore the number of outreach decreased. Initially the number of 200,00 was estimated for general public.men participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersInitial campaign audience was changed from general public to Policy Makers & Media, therefore the number of outreach decreased. Initially the number of 200,00 was estimated for general public.public events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.28 communication products are designed and published through twitter including infographics, press releases & videos.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionmen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesA joint communique was signed with Rawalpindi Chamber of Commerce & Industry on August 11, 2021, putting forward recommendations to key government stakeholders to play a more pro-active role in ensuring inclusive financing, especially for women.stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-09:IDOxfam NovibThe Fair Finance Asia Program (FFA) envisages to reduce the negative impact of national and cross-border bank investments in Asia on human rights, the environment and climate change, and to increase adequate financial services for pro-poor, inclusive economic development. The goal is to establish a sustainable financial sector in Asia, with financial sector institutions operating at national and regional level being more transparent and accountable and adhering to Economic, Social and Governance (ESG)-criteria. FFA is funded by Sida. This project is implemented by Perkumpulan Prakarsa (PRAKARSA). Prakarsa is a local NGO working to nurture and enhancewelfare ideas and initiatives through independent research and active participation for stakeholders in order to create social justice and a prosperous society. It is the lead organisation of the Fair Finance Guide Indonesia (Responsibank) coalition, and was involved in Fair Finance Guide International and Fair Financial Flows programmes. This project aims to contribute to the FFA goals by developing the capacities of national CSOs that are also participating in the Fair Finance Guide coalition. Capacity development is undertaken to ensure that the high-level regional negotiation, advocacy and lobbyingprocess is performed by CSOs that are well-capacitated on financial sector issues, and are familiar and understand the financial structure in Asia. Research will be performed on 8 existing banks, with a mixture of state-owned banks and (biggest operating)banks in Asia. The research will focus its study on the role of the banks in expanding the palm oil business in Southeast Asia (as the palm oil business is held responsible for deforestation, land degradation, human rights abuse and land grabbing) and investments in cement plant and factories (as they caused social and environmental problems). As part of its influencing efforts, the financial services authority is approached to promote fair finance /sustainable finance in the country and at the regionallevel. Up until now, Prakarsa as the lead organization play the major role in decision making process. Coalition member organizations are involved mostly in advocacy process with regulators. Some are involvedin the research depends on the focus issueofthe research and the expertise of organization. YLKI as consumer association played important role in financial education, TuK has focused to do campaign in the palm oil financing, WALHI is against fossil fuel financing, Kemitraan is in favor to promote climate finance, PWYP Indonesia has concern on extractive industry but not specific from the investment point of view, while other organizations at the moment do not have specific works that is directly related to financial sector.Oxfam NovibPerkumpulan PrakarsaPrakarsa Perkumpulan (The Center for Welfare Studies) is a Jakarta-based association, founded in 2004 by a number of civil society activists, who seeks to promote a democratic, just, and prosperous Indonesian society. Perkumpulan Prakarsa works to nurture and enhance welfare ideas and initiatives through independent research, capacity building and active participation for the stakeholders inorder to create social justice and prosperous society. Prakarsa works on a wide range of topics related to welfare issues, with national and local governments, parliaments, CSOs, universities, international organizations, private sector and mass media to bring ideas into initiatives and actions. The 4 focus areas of Prakarsa are welfare policies, fiscal policies, sustainable development; and quantitative and qualitative surveys. Since 2014 Prakarsa leads the Fair Finance Guide Coalition in Indonesia, composed of 7 Indonesia Civil Society organizations. Prakarsa hosted the Annual FFGI meeting in 2016.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation159882 403699 -3810534324 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)34324Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishPerkumpulan Prakarsa42524 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)42524Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishPerkumpulan Prakarsa41517 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)41517Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishPerkumpulan Prakarsa41517 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)41517Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishPerkumpulan Prakarsa78000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)78000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishPerkumpulan Prakarsa57422 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)57422Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishPerkumpulan Prakarsa78000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)78000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishPerkumpulan Prakarsa78000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)78000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishPerkumpulan Prakarsa28472 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)28472Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishPerkumpulan Prakarsa45700 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)45700Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishPerkumpulan Prakarsa-26442 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-26442Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishPerkumpulan PrakarsaImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actors1 policy recommendation, entitled “Sustainable Finance to Foster Green Recovery Post Covid-19 Pandemic”.Improved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector -DD2OJK launched the second phase of the Sustainable Finance roadmap in January 2021. This roadmap became guidance for Financial Institutions (FIs) in implementing sustainable finance. OJK had established a national task force on Sustainable Finance, specifically in developing green taxonomy, which involves stakeholders from related ministries and institutions. At the end of 2021, OJK had held a public discussion to announce its draft of green taxonomy. The first version of green taxonomy Indonesia hadbeen released on 20 January 2022.Improved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachesResponsiBank Indonesia together with FF Netherland, FFA ET and FFI file the complaint letter to ING bank on its financing Coal Fired Power Plant Cirebon unit 2, which against its policy. We urge the ING to immediately stop financing CFPP. Policy briefentitled “The Fulfillment of Palm Oil Workers’ Rights: One of the Pillars of Sustainable Plantation”. The policy brief provides recommendations to the government particularly the Ministry of Manpower, financiers, investors, buying companies, OJK, and Trade Unionspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sector1 research report on CFPP financing is already finished. Case studies from the previous year about smallholders and labor rights violations in the palm oil sector are already finished. One more case study on the impact of the cement industry is expectingdelay and will be finished in Q1 2022.Improved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2There are 4 national banks which make improvement policy in disclose blacklisted activities. However, the policy should be align to Paris Agreement.Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Training on Gender Issues in High-Risk Commodity Sector had delivered by Diana Quiroz, Profundo on 29-30 September 2021. The training was attended by 30 participants from 28 CSOs with the background of researchers and gender activists.Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD526 CSOs, composed of allies and supporters (13 organizations), and the national coalition (13 CSOs).Increased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partners11394 annual website visits, 2014 additional likes fanpage on facebook, 673 likes on Instagram, 1.440 total annual engagements on Twittermen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partners11394 annual website visits, 2014 additional likes fanpage on facebook, 673 likes on Instagram, 1.440 total annual engagements on Twitterpublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.Communications product, consisting of infographic, video graphics, press release, documentary movies, podcast and articles from journalist.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productswill provide press release on each event and share to press, so it will get more media attention and media citation.Increased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionParticipated in photography competition to celebrate international women's day.men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionParticipated in photography competition to celebrate international women's day.Stronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliances1. Join campaign in Adaro Energy debt refinancing, in cooperation with Market forces. 2. Planning joint campaign in phasing out the coal issue, in cooperation with Bersihkan Indonesia coalition. 3. Conducting a case study of labour rights violation in the palm oil sector in West Kalimantan and Central Sulawesi, in cooperation with WALHI. 4. Developing a case study of human rights violations in the cement industry in Kendeng Mountain, Central Java, in cooperation with PWYP Indonesia.stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersThe meeting mostly conducted onlineparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-10:PHOxfam NovibThe Fair Finance Asia Program (FFA) envisages to reduce the negative impact of national and cross-border bank investments in Asia on human rights, the environment and climate change, and to increase adequate financial services for pro-poor, inclusive economic development. The goal is to establish a sustainable financial sector in Asia, with financial sector institutions operating at national and regional level being more transparent and accountable and adhering to Economic, Social and Governance (ESG)-criteria. FFA is funded by Sida. This project is implemented by IDEALS, the lead organization for FFA in the Philippines. It aims to contribute to the FFA-goals by undertaking in-depth research of top local banks and top 5 foreign banks to ascertain the extent of their investments, their role of underwriting the shares and bonds of companies and the collaboration with foreign financing to bankroll companies withstakes in agribusiness, mining, power generation, and climate change. Special attention will be given to bad practices that are falling into the cracks of the regulatory system (especially in relation to extractives and agribusinesses) and to state banks on theircapacity to adopt sustainable finance in their lending policies, as well as to scrutinize the impact of its financing to the said thematic areas. The result of the research will be vetted with CSOs and various industry groups to increase awareness on the issues and concerns of the financial sector that affect the poor. The result of theresearch will also feed into the efforts around buildinga grading system for ESG compliance which could be viewed through a website.Oxfam NovibInitiatives for Dialogue and EmpoweIDEALS, Inc., Initiatives for Dialogue and Empowerment through Alternative Legal Services, Inc., is a legal-focused advocacy and service NGO organized to address the legal and technical needs of the marginalized and vulnerable groups, particularly: banana farmerswho agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs), victims of human rights violations, and persons <(>&<)> communities affected by natural and manmade disasters. IDEALS engages in policy advocacy and influencing work, case build-up and documentation for victims of human rights violations, and conducts legal missions to help identified marginalized and vulnerable groups establish their legal identity and/or update their records. Specifically for the work with banana farmers, IDEALS sits as part of the technicalworking group on the bill which aims to regulate the contracts and relations between the farmers and the PS. IDEALS also engages the general public for awareness-raising about the struggles of farmers locked into unfair contracts and influencing PS towards responsible and inclusive business practices and operations.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation124472 318000 34142 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)34142Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishInitiatives for Dialogue and Empowe30110 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)30110Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishInitiatives for Dialogue and Empowe30110 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)30110Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishInitiatives for Dialogue and Empowe30110 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)30110Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishInitiatives for Dialogue and Empowe82000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)82000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishInitiatives for Dialogue and Empowe51000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)51000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishInitiatives for Dialogue and Empowe37631 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)37631Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishInitiatives for Dialogue and Empowe50000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)50000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishInitiatives for Dialogue and Empowe60761 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)60761Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishInitiatives for Dialogue and Empowe36364 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)36364Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishInitiatives for Dialogue and EmpoweImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachesThe coalition wrote a joint position paper for legislative proceedings concerning land conversion. This was filed on August 2, 2021.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector -DD2The following are in the midyear report: 1) SEC Memo Circular on Beneficial Ownership 2) SEC Notice to formulate a comprehensive and risk-based Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing Prevention Program (MTPP) 3) Sustainable finance framework circular no 1128 - BSP released the second phase of its sustainable finance framework through Circular No. 1128, which approved the guidelines governing the integration of environmental and social (E&S) risks in enterprise-wide risk management frameworks of banks. This is discussed under 2.1.a new and improved policies of the narrative report. 4) Revised guidelines on the imposition of monetary penalties for FIs and outlined the rules on filnes for transactional violations among lenders and officials 5)BSP circular 1129 - provides guidelines for corporate governance and compliance framework The following are listed in the narrative report under 2.2a 6) BSP Memorandum instructing FIs to refrain from discriminatory practices reported in 2.2a of the narrative report 7) BSP Memorandum instructing FIs to comply on the Financial Consumer Protection Framework reported in 2.2a of the narrative report 8) SEC Notice to accomplish Anti-Money Laundering/Combating the Financing of Terrorism Inherent Risk Assessment Data Form reported in 2.2a of the narrative report.Improved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approaches1) Jalaur Dam letter campaign directed at the Export Import Bank of South Korea, and 2) Training by CSR Asia for bank on sustainability reporting.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorFrom the midyear report: 1) Kaliwa Dam Case Study, 2) Green New Deal Paper, 3) Riceland Conversion Case Study. All 3 were originally 2020 deliverables that were delayed due to travel and fieldwork resetrictions because of COVID-19 that made primary research and access to data even more difficult. NGO Forum also finished a paper on decomissioning the Masinloc Coal-Fired powerplant. However, since it is not yet publicly available it was not counted. 4) The ANGOC Agricredit Study was completed and launched last December 6 2021. The research was also shared with FF ET. This is discussed under 2.1.b new case studies. 5) The Gender Case Study was completed last December 2021. The paper is undergoing revisions for layouting and development of comms materials.Improved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6The CSOs that attended trainings for the coalition and allies are: 1) IDEALS, 2) ANGOC, 3) FDC, 4) NGO Forum on the ADB 5) Bukluran, 6) FSSI, 7) Oxfam Philippines, 7) Bantay Kita, 8) Philippine Movement for Climate Justice - PMCJ, 9) Philippine Daily Inquirer, and 10) Spark Philippines.Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD54 direct (members of FFP), 8 indirect partners and allies of FFP (see narrative report 2.4.a)Increased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersThis is the combined reach on Facebook and sustainability training.men participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersThis is the combined reach on Facebook and sustainability training.public events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.Communications materials enumerated here for year 2021 are materials for: Riceland Conversion campaign, the Sustainability reporting seminar, Defund Jalaur Dam Campaign, Kaliwa Dam Case Study, International Women’s Day campaign in tandem with GRAISEA, Promotional material for the Interpreting Financial Institutions’ Annual and Sustainability reports seminar, COP26 and climate change in the Philippine context, the Agri-Agra Law, Free Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC), and shared campaigns with the Fossil Banks platform, Protect our Lands, and NGO Forum’s #FossilFreeADB Campaign.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionThese are the 106 people who signed the Change petition calling for the defuding of the Jalaur Dam due to its failure to adhere to ESG principles by securing Free Prior and Informed Consent of the Tumandok Indigenous People.men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionThese are the 106 people who signed the Change petition calling for the defuding of the Jalaur Dam due to its failure to adhere to ESG principles by securing Free Prior and Informed Consent of the Tumandok Indigenous People.Stronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliances1. Collaboration with Bukluran for an investigative story following the CIJ story-based investigative journalism training. The following were listed in the midyear report: 2. Short joint online campaign against Kaliwa Dam with the Protect Our Land student advocacy group 3. FFP joins the Fossil Banks No Thanks platform by BankTrackstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partners1 Focus Group Discussion organized by ANGOC on the agri credit study 2 meetings with Philippine Indigenous People's Coalition to explore Jalaur Dam Campaign Coorperation. 1 Focus Group Discussion organized by ANGOC to discuss the findings of the Riceland Research 1 public discussion and launch by NGO Forum on their study called the Green New Dealparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-11:KHOxfam NovibTransparency International Cambodia (TIC) is now working directly with businesses to help them take action to stop corrupt practices and limit their exposure to the costs and other risks associated with bribery and corruption. It works with the relevant government agencies, business associations and other groups of business to promote dialogue, facilitate information sharing and best practicedevelopment, and support collective advocacy to create a cleaner business environment. The Business Integrity Program (BIP) also have been engaging with the Fair Finance Coalition of Cambodia (FFC) since 2018 to enhance the legislative endorsement on ESG and Responsible Business Conducts including the best practices of sustainable finance. As part of TI Cambodia’s BIP program, Fair Finance Influencing Project operates in alignment with/to guidance of Fair Finance Cambodia’s framework in Oxfam aiming to reduce negative impacts of national and cross border investments on human rights, environmental and climate change issues through promoting a sustainable financial sector in Cambodia with financial sector institutions being more transparent and accountable and adhering to ESG criteria. TI Cambodia with Civil Society Organization (“CSO”) partners leading by Oxfam in Cambodia seeks to encourage the concept of “sustainable financing” in Cambodia under a project entitled Fair Finance Cambodia (FFC) that focuses on the adoption of ESG framework into financial sector. The strategy has been targeted at “influencers”, regulators, and policy makers to build a responsible finance sector in Cambodia; and focus on lending and credits policies, together with regulations within the Cambodian financial sector. Based on these strategies, FFC and TI Cambodia’s approach has focused on: • Strengthen CSOs’ capacity in contributing to the promotion of responsible finance • Facilitate awareness raising among the public on responsible finance • Increase awareness and political will among government agencies, regulators, banks and banking associations to be more adherence to responsible and sustainable finance standards. • Support key stakeholders to assume leadership in developing appropriate policies and regulatory initiatives that will improve social and environmental performance of banks. • Monitoring policies and practices of companies’ investments in relations to ESG compliance • Direct engagement with companies to improve performance on ESG compliance • Multi-stakeholders dialogues to promote ESG compliance The overall objectives of this project is to: 1) Advocate a sustainable financial sector in Cambodia with financial sector institutions being more transparent and accountable and adhering to ESG criteria.Oxfam NovibTransparency International CambodiaTransparency International Cambodia (TI Cambodia) is a fully-accredited National Chapter of Transparency International. Our missionis to work together with individuals and institutions at all levels to promote integrity and reduce corruption in Cambodia. Transparency International Cambodia (TIC) is a chapter of Transparency International which was established in 2010. Its mission is working to fight corruption, and promote integrity, transparency, and accountability in Cambodia. Oxfam in Cambodia has been in partnership with TIC in 2016 under Finance for Development project. The initiative named “Young Budget Trackers” is created to bring together young and potential youth to contribute to policy research and advocacy on open budget, taxation, and pro-poor and FAIR tax and trade policy to the Royal Government of Cambodia to promote fiscal accountability and transparency. The initiative is proposed in line with the current strategic plan of TI Cambodia to engage and empower citizen and youth. It reflects TI Cambodia’s goal to strengthen the capacity of citizens and especially youth that serve to bring their interest around a common cause that matters to them such as fiscal accountability and transparency. Overall Objective: More open space for citizen and youth to actively engage in fiscal accountability through evident based advocacy on open budget, taxation, pro-poor and FAIR tax and trade policy at national and sub-national levels.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation17082 17082 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)17082Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishTransparency International CambodiaImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-12:KHOxfam NovibThe finance and banking sector has played an important role and is one of the mechanisms for promoting sustainable economic growth.Ensuring cash flow and currency circulation is a primary task in increasing economic activity for both the nation and the people who are earning a living. The increase in the presence and large number of banking and financial institutions in Cambodia is a clear testament to the growth of economic activity, including the rise in investment projects or development projects proposed in compliance with the Development Policy of the Royal Government of Cambodia. Obviously, the damage to resources by the activities of the development project is also an indirect involvement of the lending banking and financial institutions due to lack of full demand for environmental and social impacts not only harms resources, but also causes the project itself to fail and be unable to repay banking andfinancial institutions For environmental sector, there are key legislatives such as (1) 1996Law on Natural Resources Management and Environmental Protection, (2) 1999 Sub-Decree no. 72 on Environmental Impact Assessment Process, (3) 2009 Prokas no. 376 on General Guideline for Preparing the Initial Environmental Impact Assessment, (4) 2020 Prokas no. 021 on Classification of Development Projects for Environmental Impact Assessment, and (5) other relevant sub-decrees on pollution control and Prokas on the use of term of references for some development projects . The NGOs would like to see finance and banking sector actors including regulators taking social and environmental issues seriously by avoiding financing companies/projects which is creating conflicts and adverse impacts, and putting pressure on existing and new clients to changes theirpractices to align with the international standards and national rules and regulations to promote ESG in Cambodia. Overall objective • Financial sectors actors change their practices to align with the international standards, national rules and regulations to promote a sustainable financial sector in Cambodia with financial sector institutions being more transparent and accountable and adhering to ESG criteria. Overall objective • Financial sectors actors change their practices to align with the international standards, national rules and regulations to promote a sustainable financial sector in Cambodia with financial sector institutions being more transparent and accountable and adhering to ESG criteria. Expected outcomes • Outcome: Financial sectors actors including ADB, WB, AIIB, NBC/ABC/MFI/SECC/MEF/MoE and NGOF as part of FFC's coalition, take at least one joint action to promoting discussions on green financing and greening the financial sector. Expected Outputs • Output1: Produced and published one policy brief on Green Financing Situation in Cambodia and step forward for policy formation and implementation in Cambodia. • Output2: Produced and published one research study report on Green Financing Situation in Cambodia and step forward for policy formation and implementation in Cambodia. • Output3: One policy brief on Green Financing is presented to stakeholders includes ADB, WB, MoE, NBC, ABC, and FFC members • Output4: One policy brief on EIA compliance with banking sectors and cross border investment in agriculture is presented to MoE, NBC, ABC, and FFC members • Output5: Organized two Sustainable finance roundtable discussion with relevant financial sectors actors including ADB, WB, UNEP, NBC/ABC/MFI/SECC/MEF/ MoE andFFC's coalition, promoting discussions on green financing and greening the financial sector.Oxfam NovibNGO Forum on CambodiaThe NGO Forum was started in Cambodia in the 1980s by international NGOs who wanted to put an end to Cambodia's international isolation and aid embargo. In the 1990s, as Cambodia opened up to the world, the NGO Forum became Cambodia-based, and began to invite local organisations to join as members. Nevertheless, it was still governed by an international Steering Committee and dominated by international NGOs right up to 1996. In 1997 a clear decision was made to make the NGO Forum more relevant to the concerns of the Cambodian people, resulting in an expansion of the membership base among local NGOs. A new expatriate representative was recruited and given the mandate to transition the NGO Forum towards full Cambodian leadership. Cambodian staff members began to play dominant roles in NGO Forum activities, and the first fully Cambodian Management Committee was elected in 2000. Over the course of the next eight years, the NGO Forum grew to respond to a number of emerging critical issues affecting poor and vulnerable communities across Cambodia. The NGO Forum on Cambodia is a membership organisation for local and international NGOs based in Cambodia. It exists for the purpose of information sharing, debate and advocacy on priority issues affecting Cambodia's development. It aims to represent the viewsof the NGO community to decision-makers on issues such as development policy (overall economic and political issues), gender mainstreaming, and environmental protection and land rights. Presently the NGO Forum on Cambodia registers 79 full members and two associate members. Of the 79 full members, 46 are local NGOs and 33 are international NGOs.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation16595 46266 23133 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)23133Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishNGO Forum on Cambodia16595 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)16595Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishNGO Forum on Cambodia23133 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)23133Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishNGO Forum on CambodiaImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-13:KHOxfam NovibCCC is a member of Fair Finance Cambodia coalition, CCC has incorporated the “Fair Finance Influencing Project” into CCC’s Governance Hub Program (GHP) with the aim to contribute to influencing work through encouraging the concept of “sustainable financing” at national level (Cambodia) including cross border where possible. In alignment with Fair Finance Cambodia, the project will leverage the FFC’s approach relevant to execute its proposed interventions which has been guided by FFC’s 2021 operational plan. FFC’s approach are in the followings: • Strengthening CSOs’ capacity in contributing to the promotion of responsible finance • Facilitating awareness raising among the public on responsible finance • Increasing awareness and political will amonggovernment agencies, regulators,banks and banking associations to be more adherence to responsible and sustainable finance standards. • Supporting key stakeholdersto assume leadership in developing appropriate policies and regulatory initiatives that will improve social and environmental performance of banks. • Monitoring policies and practices of companies’ investments in relations to ESG compliance • Engaging with private companies to improve performance on ESG compliance • Promoting ESG compliance through multi-stakeholders dialogues In this regards, CCC as a member of FFC proposed to operationalize 2 main influencing works as followings: 1. Conduct face-to-face training to members of Association of Banks of Cambodia (ABC) on "Usage of FFG Methodology for Developing Responsible Credit and Investment Policies", with a focus on environment and climate change, for ABC's members by consultancy firm - Profundo. 2. Conduct a case study on ESGnegative impact of alcoholic beverage business sector towards two vulnerable groups – the under-age and women; the financial investment from banking institution within the sector; safeguard policies and policy gap of banking institution in the sector. 3.1. Overall objective Provide the overall general objective of the proposed project. The overall objectives of the proposed influencing works will contribute to the promoting for a sustainable financial sector in Cambodia, with financial sector institutions being more transparent and accountable, and adheringto ESG criteria. 3.2. Expected outcomes Provide the overall expected outcomes of the proposed project. CCC has not directly produced outcomes through implementing the proposed activities; however, the interventions proposed willcontribute partially tooverall outcomes of FFC: • Result area 1 - improved practices of financial sector actors – (financial sector actors, operating in Cambodia, adhere to ESG and HR criteria and are more transparent and accountable in relation to companies they invest inandcustomers they serve) through development of case study on ESG negative impacts of alcoholic beverage consumption and investment in Cambodia. This is to clearly find out the ESG negative impact of the beverage consumption among the two vulnerable agegroups – the under-age and women, the financial flow within the alcoholic beverage sector, the existence of Cambodian banking’s safeguard policy towards the sector as well as the policy gap from Cambodian banking actors in the sector. • Result area 4 - Stronger and wide alliances established and strengthened with FFA/CSO coalitions successfully engaged with other stakeholders at national and/or regional level; and the start-up of a regional multi-stakeholder dialogue creating the conditions for a regional multi-stakeholderinitiative on sustainable finance. This will be done through the conduct of a 1 and half day face-to-face training on the usage of FFG methodology for developing responsible credit and investment policies", with a focus on environmentandclimate change, and also social impact for ABC's members by consultancy firm - Profundo 3.3. Expected Outputs Provide the overall expected outputs of the proposed project. • Case study research report on the adherence to ESG and HR criteria by bank intheir investment decision in alcoholic beverage business produced, published and made publicly available. • A policies dialogue to promote the integration of ESG compliance into Cambodian banking’s policy to ensure more ESG compliance decision in their credit and investment towards alcoholic beverage business, conducted. • Capacity building on the usage of Fair Finance Guide International (FFGI) to Cambodia banking institutions, planned and conducted.Oxfam NovibCCC - Cooperation Committee forThe Cooperation Coomiitee for Cambodia (CCC) was established in 1990 as an association of Civil Society Organisations in Cambodia. It is a leading network strengthening the cooperation, professionalism, accountability, governance and effectiveness of itsmembers and representing the sector to the government and donors. It aims to contribute to a cohesive, accountable and transparent NGO sector, contributing more effectively to the development of Cambodia.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation15019 33989 16995 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)16995Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishCCC - Cooperation Committee for15019 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)15019Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishCCC - Cooperation Committee for16995 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)16995Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishCCC - Cooperation Committee for-22809 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-22809Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishCCC - Cooperation Committee forImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-14:INOxfam NovibThe Fair Finance Asia Program (FFA) envisages to reduce the negative impact of national and cross-border bank investments in Asia on human rights, the environment and climate change, and to increase adequate financial services for pro-poor, inclusive economic development. The goal is to establish a sustainable financial sector in Asia, with financial sector institutions operating at national and regional level being more transparent and accountable and adhering to Economic, Social and Governance (ESG)-criteria. FFA is funded by Sida. This project is implemented by Oxfam India, who will lead on the establishment and execution of the Fair Finance GuideIndia. It envisages to contribute to FFA by undertaking research to understand the bank internal policies related to labour and environment, their way of reporting of their lending and investment policies, and the patterns of (un-)disclosure of good policies. Based on the research conducted, advocacy efforts are devised to transparently engage with RBI and Ministry of Finance by supporting institutions like IBA and Unions who are speaking the language of responsible banking. General awareness is built amongst the wider public on responsible banking and amongst at least 8 banks to be more conscious of the opportunity they have, through responsible policy-making and disclosures, to help protect people, especially the most excluded, and the environment.Oxfam NovibOxfam IndiaIn 2008, various Oxfams in India joined forces to form Oxfam India. Registered as an independent organisation, Oxfam India has indigenous staff and board members. We are a member of the global confederation of 20 Oxfams. We focus on four poverty eliminating goals 1: Livelihood: More women and men will realise their right to secure and sustainable livelihoods. 2: Fight for women: More women will lead a violence-free life. This can be achieved through changes in attitudes and beliefs about gender relations and through encouraging women's engagement and assuming leadership in institutions and decision-making roles. 3: Education and Health: People living in poverty, especially women and, girls will realise their right to accessible and affordable healthcare, education, clean water and sanitation. 4: Human Rights: Those facing a humanitarian crisis will be assured the protection and the assistance they need, regardless of who they are, where they live or how they are affected. We see poverty as a problem of power, the lack of power.’ We workwith 60 NGOs at the grassroots’ level to tackle poverty and inequality where it germinates. Our programmes are currently active in the critical states of Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Odisha and Uttar Pradesh. We work with the most marginalised segments – Dalits, Tribals, Muslims, and Women. For them, poverty is more than lack of income, healthcare and education. It is a crippling state where these groups do not have any control in deciding the course of their own lives. They are excluded from basic decision-making rights. Oxfam works primarily through grassroots organisations to bring deep-rooted sustainable changes in people’s lives. We do this through long-term development programming and link it to positive policy changes at various levels. We work for the socially excludedand most marginalised communities by mobilising them to campaign for greater economic and social reforms. We use our learnings about what works and what doesn’t at the grassroots level, through research and advocacy, to bring about pro-poor changes in policies and institutions.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndiaThe right to social and political participation237067 478014 -23427146158 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)46158Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam India60964 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)60964Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam India60964 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)60964Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam India60964 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)60964Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam India24930 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)24930Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam India49103 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)49103Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam India103000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)103000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam India74727 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)74727Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam IndiaImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachesComments on ADB's strategypieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsGarment sector studyImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector -DD2Recommendations adapted on SEBI's BRSR format in 2021 in response to recommendations submitted by FF India in 202Improved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorSecond Bank Assessment Policy is published.Improved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6CRB and CUTSStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersBesides the numbers reported in the annual naarative report, youtube viewed of all the events hyoerlinked in the report (IFI, UNDPBHR2021, C20, Feminist Convening) is mentioned heremen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersBesides the numbers reported in the annual naarative report, youtube viewed of all the events hyoerlinked in the report (IFI, UNDPBHR2021, C20, Feminist Convening) is mentioned herepublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionmen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-15:KHOxfam NovibMatching Funds to provide own contribution on PMU component.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation155000 77500 77500 77500 77500 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib77500Matching Funds77500 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib77500Matching Funds77500 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib77500Matching Funds77500 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib77500Matching Funds77500 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib77500Matching FundsImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-16:VNOxfam NovibThe Fair Finance Asia Program (FFA) envisages to reduce the negative impact of national and cross-border bank investments in Asia on human rights, the environment and climate change, and to increase adequate financial services for pro-poor, inclusive economic development. The goal is to establish a sustainable financial sector in Asia, with financial sector institutions operating at national and regional level being more transparent and accountable and adhering to Economic, Social and Governance (ESG)-criteria. FFA is funded by Sida. Vietnam specific Fair Finance Guide preparatory activities are currently funded on SP. In this project, CO Vietnam provides shared ICT staff for the PMU.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn Vietnam , Oxfam is one of the leading international, non -governmental organisation. Since 1955, Oxfam is active in Vietnam withhumanitarian interventions and started development work in the late 1980's. Today, Oxfam works in 26 provinces with people,governments and civil society to promote equality and well-being through social and economic change.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation4059 7238 6305 14479 41126 465Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish626Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish459Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish687Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish534Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish557Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish731Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish721Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish495Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish544Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish503Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish507Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish758Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish499Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish516Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish758Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish522Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish612Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish803Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish534Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish544Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish802Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish534Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish546Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish790Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish512Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish744Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish542Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish757Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1027Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-6Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish508Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish718Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish536Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1312Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish538Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-15Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish544Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish815Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish554Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3825Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4122Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2811Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2873Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4011Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2849Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2996Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4131Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2972Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3068Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4669Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3851Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3516Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3378Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-17:VNOxfam NovibThe Fair Finance Asia Program (FFA) envisages to reduce the negative impact of national and cross-border bank investments in Asia on human rights, the environment and climate change, and to increase adequate financial services for pro-poor, inclusive economic development. The goal is to establish a sustainable financial sector in Asia, with financial sector institutions operating at national and regional level being more transparent and accountable and adhering to Economic, Social and Governance (ESG)-criteria. FFA is funded by Sida. This project is implemented by Oxfam in Vietnam. It envisages to contribute to FFA by promoting environmental and social responsibility of commercial banks who are investing environmentally and socially sensitive projectssuch as coal power. They prioritize the energy sector, since this makes up the majority of regional loans to Vietnam and has the largest environmental impacts. In this project, the FFG coalition of Oxfam and partners in Vietnam will adopt the Fair FinanceGuide (FFG) to assess investment policies of Vietnamese and foreign banks investing in the coal power sector and do an in-depth study to assess environmental performance of some selected commercial banks. When investigating Vietnamese and foreign banks investing in coal power sectors, the Vietnamese coalition will specifically target Japanese banks, which are the 2nd largest investors in coal power plants in Vietnam: JBIC, Mitsubishi (MUFG), Mizuho, Sumitomo Mitsui (SMBC). Later they will also extend advocacy on coal power to banks from Vietnam, China, and other countries to the extent this is possible within the scope of FFA. Another focus is on Vietnamese banks investing in cross-border projects on hydropower, agriculture, and other issues: Vietinbank,others. Regionally, the Vietnamese coalition will join with Thailand and other countries targeting regional banks investing in hydropower (i.e. the six Thai banks funding the Xayaburi dam in Laos: Bankgok Bank, Kasikorn Bank, Krung Thai Bank, Siam Commercial Bank, TISCO, and EXIM bank).Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibSwedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation42609 35147 47039 141561 3419Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3454Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish5206Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4152Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2857Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2040Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish5481Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3654Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish12347Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2235Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2110Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4233Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3220Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1441Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3632Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2545Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2465Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3302Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2687Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3789Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3487Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2101Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2231Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2924Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-2204Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2473Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2947Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-29Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-518Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3693Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2837Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish10543Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4732Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3265Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6637Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish5408Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish10681Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3767Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish7535Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3476Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3846Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish7017Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3553Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish10124Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish33024Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish7351Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish7158Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-1324Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish45353Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-141Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachesThe consultation workshop on the direct lending to SMEs model of SMEs Fund was organized on 14 January 2021 by the Small and Medium Enterprise Development Fund (SMEDF) with the participation of one representative from FFV. The FFV member raised the topicon gender responsive in funding and ESG compliance as they are not considered as main topics. One annotated of FFV’s list of publication in English and in Vietnamese (see Annex 3) was sent to 137 recipients. One Policy brief titled ‘Towards Sustainable Finance’ summarizes 10 Vietnamese commercial banks' scores on their ESG policy commitments. FFV provides recommendations to these banks and the State bank of Vietnam to promote the performance of such commitments to align with international standards. The policy brief is published on FFA’s website in both English and Vietnamese.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector -DD2Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD63 national coalitions - OiV, WARECOD, HaUI attended FFA's training, learning events (five learning events such as UN RBHR side session - Are financial institutions reliable accelerators of labour and human rights practices in Asia's agriculture sector? -organized by Fair Finance Asia and Grow Asia; Banking on Women’s Empowerment in the ASEAN Agricultural Sector; Taxonomy; Introduction of Outcomes Harvesting; Mid-term review and management response) 58 CSOs received training provided by FFVStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD5Human Rights Space – a Vietnamese CSO of human rights activities The Vietnam River Network (VRN) The Faculty of Business Management under Hanoi University of Industry (HaUI) - FFV coalition consists of 4 membersIncreased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.12 publications and news, updates in Vietnamese and English were published on FFV section under FFA page, OiV page and FFV members page. - There were 23 posts on social media for 2021media citations of Oxfam and partners research or products8 newspapers and websitesIncreased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionTwo ethnic women from Ban Ho, Lao Cai province where one case study was conducted attended and raised their opinions on the impact of hydropower in their communities at the launch workshop on 20 April 2021. At grass root level, one woman, four men from local authorities and tourist company raised their opinions and concerns on the development of hydropower plant in Long Dai river, Quang Binh province.men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionTwo ethnic women from Ban Ho, Lao Cai province where one case study was conducted attended and raised their opinions on the impact of hydropower in their communities at the launch workshop on 20 April 2021. At grass root level, one woman, four men from local authorities and tourist company raised their opinions and concerns on the development of hydropower plant in Long Dai river, Quang Binh province.Stronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliances• Led by Bank Track, on 1 March 2021, FFV singed the letter that aims to respond to the argument that HSBC is making which is that 'coal is good for development' • On 22 Jan, FFV joined with FFI and FFJ to sign one petition to call upon the Japan Bank for International Cooperation (JBIC) to reverse its decision to provide financing for the Vung Ang 2 coal-fired power plant project in Vietnam. (See 2.3.a) - OiV provided comments to Recourse’s research on the IMF’s policy advice and its impact upon countries’ climate change commitments in respect of financial and banking sector and climate changes in Vietnam, which were integrated into the final reportstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partners'- CSO-prep meeting on understanding Independent Accountability Mechanisms (IAMs) of DFIs - ‘Vietnam Virtual Outreach Workshop on Access to Recourse in Development Projects through Independent Accountability Mechanisms’ - Five bilateral meetings with the FFV coalition members - One launch workshop of Bank policies assessment and case studies - One virtual dialogue on ‘River ecosystem, communities and development of hydropower’ - One meeting between FFV and BIDV Training and Research Institute and Banking Strategic Institute - One meeting between FFV and the advisory group members - One consultation workshop with state bank, commercial banks, professionals in banking and financial sector to provide feedback to findings of two studiesparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4The officials of different deparetments of SBV , academia from three universities, banking expertsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-18:THOxfam NovibThis project is being commissioned as a key part of Fair Finance Asia programme, which ultimately aims to build a #responsible# financial sector in Asia, as attested by reduced negative impact of national and cross-border bank investments in Asia on human rights,environment and climate change. The overarching goals of Fair Finance Asia 1. National governments and regulators in Asia apply improved financial sector related regulation that increases transparency and accountability of financial sector actors operating in Asia 2. Regionally operating bodies (SBN, ASEAN, SSE, UNPRI, EPA) hold regionally operating financial sector actors to account and pressure for adoption of ESG and HR criteria 3. Bankers (banking associations, institutional investors and IFC / ADB) recognize and use the Business Case of responsible investment as a base for further integration of ESG and HR criteria 4. Civil society feeds ongoing discussion on improved banking regulation at national and regional level, interacting amongst each other and with other influencing networks. This project is being commissioned with three main objectives, below: 1.1 Coordinate with domestic and international mediaand produce all materials for public communication on behalf of Fair Finance Thailand coalition in 2019, including public versions of bank policy assessments and case studies. 1.2 Coordinate and execute all public campaign(s) on behalf of Fair Finance Thailand coalition in 2019. 1.3 Coordinate with Fair Finance Thailand coalition and Website and Communication Group (WCG) of Fair Finance GuideInternational to update and administer Fair Finance Thailand website. 1.4 Create and maintain #Fair Finance Thailand# social media presence on Facebook and Twitter. 1.5 Organize one (1) public roundtable in 2019 at the direction of Fair Finance Thailand coalition.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands ThailandThe right to social and political participation63355 110469 92573 14516Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish41Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish36845Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish11953Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish37Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish33490Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish77Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish5861Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish16255Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish31881Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish22867Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish48Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-49Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish32496Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish58Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish17978Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish41973Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish70Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish51240Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish82Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector.cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector -DD2Improved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of women and men taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionwomen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionmen taking action campaigning, demanding and/or engaging for a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector that integrates ESG & Humand Rights criteria and/or towards financial inclusionStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-21:VNOxfam NovibBanking sector is considered as one of the environmental- friendly sector. However, banks can have indirect negative impacts as they invest in projects which cause harms for society and environment. On the other hand, commercial banks face with risks when environmental and social policies are stricter. In the world, there are many banks have to suffer from financial loss as their funding projects fail to complete due to the conflict with environmental and social standards Banks are investing in unsustainable projects; however, they fail to notice and have great interest in this problem, moreover, they have not built a policy system for environmental- social safety. Some banks have set up a set of policy for safety to limit impacts on human and environment in the working area. However, in many cases, those policies fail to meet the requirements. Additionally, their main interest is the economic profit but not environmental benefits. Meanwhile, the accessibility to information of those project is limited. Hydropower projects have been widelydeveloped in Vietnam's rivers. In just over 20 years, Vietnam has exploited more than 80% of the country's hydropower potential with nearly 1,000 large and small-scale hydropower projects built. These hydropower projects fundamentally change the ecosystem and environment in most river basins. The dense construction of hydropower has disrupted the ecological landscape of rivers and riparian areas, impacting on the community's living environment and livelihoods. Although in 2013, the government decided to remove 400 hydropower projects from planning but there are still many hydropower plants being planned and built. Currently, Lao Cai province is planning to build 6 factories. On Lo River in Ha Giang province, 3 factories are operating and 2 more factories are planning to build. In the northern mountainous area, small hydropower plants are growing, many rivers have up to 5 or 6 small and medium hydroelectric power plants, which are equally impacting compared to large hydroelectricity. Taking advantage of loopholes, inadequacies and overlaps in the EIA appraisal policy mechanism, developers have built a series of factories without preparing EIA reports. In general, measures to protect the environment and manage environmental impacts have not been taken seriously. The reality is that environmental benefits are still being overlooked in the process of approving projects, and the issue lies in both policy and enforcement. This leads to a "gap" in the approval of EIA, especially the small hydropower project with a capacity of less than 100MW is controversial. A typical example is the Lao Cai Provincial People's Committee (one of the localities focusing on small hydropower development in the North) has sent the document No. 4952 / UBND-TNMT to the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment for viewing considering the authority of appraisal and approval of EIA for hydropower projects, to have a direction for handling. Another example, Ha Giang Provincial People's Committee on March 6, 2015 issued Document No. 671 / UBND-CNGTXD, approved for the investor of Song Lo 2 Hydropower Project to continue implementing, not re-establish EIA as stipulated by the State. The fact that Ha Giang "has passed the story" of Song Lo 2 Hydropower has raised the question, has this project ensured environmental regulations? After going into operation, will the project cause bad impacts on the environment? WARECOD will participate in the implementation of the Green Banking Initiative to contribute to promoting interest in banks and developing their own safety policies. Thereby, the bank can influence investors to change in order to minimize the environmental and social impacts caused by projects that banks can lend. Implementation results: The initiative is not only the result of promoting bank interest but also the result of promoting people's participation in decision-making processes related to human rights and the environment. This fact shows that the application of the Green Banking Initiative can be an effective advocacy to change investors in compliance with state laws and regulations on environmental protection and promoting sustainable development. To accomplish that purpose, WARECOD identifies the Project's objective in this phaseis to promote interest and develop Bank's safety policies with the following specific objectives: 1. Stakeholders (banks, the state and the public) have better awareness on the necessary of safety policies in the process of considering project loans. 2.The community has the capacity to participate in the discussion and decision-making process related to hydropower project development To accomplish this goal, WARECOD willimplement the following strategy: 1) Conducting research to build evidences on the relationship between banks and social impact 2) Building a community network to advocate social safety policies 3) Coordinating with GreenID and CHANGE to enhance public interest in social security policies through communication activitiesOxfam NovibCenter for Water Resources ConservaWARECOD is a local Vietnamese NGO focusing on water resources management and conservation in 8 provinces in Northern Highland, Central Higland, and in Mekong delta. Warecod has 3 core programs: 1. research 2. Community development 3. Vietnam River Network (VRN) WARECOD currently has 15 staff and 4 volunteers. For any area they start with research to go to community development. WARECOD has highly professional staff but may need some improvements/attention for organizational structure and functioning. WARECOD has a lot of interest in a partnership with Oxfam given the important relationship in disaster preparedness and water management work and likesto start/ improve their ability for response in the areas they work. WARECOD can contribute with # Water management/governance/CCA, for communities development and preparedness through capacity building # community based and policy influence based on that work (mainly at districts level) # river basin management # work with vulnerable ethnic minority communitiesSwedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation65000 -3216875820 -1324232500 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)32500Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishCenter for Water Resources Conserva332 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)332Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishCenter for Water Resources Conserva49229 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib49229Oxfam Novib public fundsCenter for Water Resources Conserva-13242 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-13242Oxfam Novib public fundsCenter for Water Resources Conserva-23114 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-23114Oxfam Novib public fundsCenter for Water Resources Conserva23114 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)23114Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishCenter for Water Resources ConservaImproved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approaches1 video discussing on sustainable financepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorDakdrinh findings presented in Kontum meeting 30 Nov 2022Improved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountcases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to account -DD3SBV' circular on environmental risk managementIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.2 training for communities, 1 workshop with VNBAmedia citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.at the meeeting organized by LHH KontumNL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-22:VNOxfam NovibGiven the existing challenges in financial access of micro, small and medium enterprises or WSMEs and the COVID-19, CEPEW plans to conduct a study on gender sensitivity in policies and practices in relation to COVID-19 response of the International Finance Corporation, the Asian Development Bank and Vietnamese commercial banks. These Case studies would be carried out in Quang Ninh, Ha Noi, DaNang, Can Tho and Ho Chi Minh city from March- July 2021 by a study team. The objectives of these studies include: • To review thelegal framework and implementation of policies on supporting women-owned SMEs including ones to respond to the COVID-19 pandemic; •To identify the current situation and challenges in accessing financial resources by women-owned SMEsfrom International Financial Corporation (IFC), ADB and commercial banks; • To suggest supporting policies to promote women-owned SMEs' access to financial resources to overcome the crisis of COVID-19.Oxfam NovibCenter for Education Promotion andCenter for Education Promotion and Empowerment of Women (CEPEW) is a Vietnamese Non-governmental organization established in 1997. Promotion and protection women human rights in particular and human right , universal values in general and enabling civilsociety environment are two of CEPEW#s priorities. So that, CEPEW is an active member of People#s Participation Working Group, Cooperation Group for Governance and Administration Reform (GPAR) and Gender and Community Development Network (GENCOMNET). In recent years, CEPEWhas coordinated hundreds civil society organizations to develop join submission on human rights implementation in Vietnam under Universal Periodic Review Mechanism of UN Human Rights Council and stakeholders# report on implementation ofConvention on Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) and presented it to CEDAW Committee in Geneva. CEPEW has also applied international human rights standards and universal values for policy advocacy in Vietnam.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation15916 573 14324 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib14324Oxfam Novib public fundsCenter for Education Promotion and1592 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)1592Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishCenter for Education Promotion and573 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)573Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishCenter for Education Promotion and-7617 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-7617Oxfam Novib public fundsCenter for Education Promotion and7617 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)7617Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishCenter for Education Promotion andImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachesPhát hiện của nghiên cứu đã được tổng hợp và đưa vào chủ đề Phụ nữ và Kinh tế trong dự thảo báo cáo của các tổ chức phi chính phủ (PCP) về việc thực hiện công ước xóa bỏ mọi hình thức phân biệt đối xử với phụ nữ tại Việt Nam. Các tổ chức PCP Việt Nam sẽ gửi báo cáo này tới Ủy ban CEDAW sau khi Ủy ban CEDAW lên kế hoạch cho các bước trong tiến trình với Việt Nam, tiếp nhận thông tin từ các tổ chức PCP về các danh sách vấn đề và thu thập thông tin.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorOne study report on gender sensitivity in policies and practices of the International Finance Corporation, the Asian Development Bank and Vietnamese commercial banks is published in both Vietnamese and EnglishImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6CEPEWCEPEWStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on promotion of a transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD5CEPEWNL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-23:VNOxfam NovibThe application of environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria in the field of finance , banking and investment is one ofthe trends in the world, contributing to the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG s),contributingto minimizing negative impacts on the environment, Promote a sustainable economy, and prevent poverty. The bank plays an important role inrealizing these objectives through the bank's credit, financial services and governance activities. In Vietnam,ESG is reflected in many decisions, directives,and other documents of the Government, the Bank of Vietnam (SBV) and related departments to promote the commitment of the banking sector to the goal of green growth and sustainable development. Infact, some Vietnamese central banks have participated in or applied international initiatives on ESG such as integrating some standards of the Global ReportInitiative (GRI) in the annual report, the International Financial Institution's (IFC)Set of Environmental and SocialStandards, etc. In 2019-20, the FFV Initiative adopts the International Fair Finance Guidance (FFG I), developed by Profundo and International Fair Finance (FFI), to analyze the compatibility between the widely publicized policies of 10 central banks in Vietnam and the ESG criteria. The report gave the results of the analysis,thereby making recommendations for the central bank to implement ESG commitments in accordance with international standards and standards. This helps Vietnam's central banks to fulfill their socio-environmental responsibilities, enhancing their position in the region of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and in the international market, as well as attracting capital from responsible investors and funds around the globe. Around the world, more and moreindependent agencies are evaluating and reporting on the implementation of ESG by companies and banks. Clients, investors, fund managers and other interested parties often use these independent reports as a source of reference to compare companies, assess risksand make investment decisions and use services. Based on that, in 2021-22, the second review is conducted based on the dotted method that has been updated by Profundo. Projectobjectives: - Vietnam Commercial Bank makes improvements in policiesand practices related to ESG criteria - Increase awareness and capacity of faculty and students on ESG content, assess the bank's policy on ESG commitmentsOxfam NovibHanoi University of IndustryOn January 4, 2010, Rector of Hanoi University of Industry issued Decision No. 02/QD-ĐHCN on establishing the Faculty of Business Management on the basis of separating the Faculty of Economics. The Faculty consists 08 divisions, including: Division of Business Administration, Division of Marketing Management, Division of Human Resource Management, Division of Corporate Finance, Division of Banking and Finance, Division of Investment Economics, Division of Economics and Administrative Division.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to basic social services16766 1638 8383 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)8383Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishHanoi University of Industry8383 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)8383Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishHanoi University of Industry1638 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)1638Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishHanoi University of IndustryThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.VPbank updated three policies on websitecases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesVPB and AgribankCitizens are informed, aware, equipped and able to demand change and hold to account decision makers for fiscal and financial justicewomen are informed, aware and/or equipped to hold decision-makers accountable on inequality-reducing fiscal policies & practices, and/or tax evasion and avoidancemen are informed, aware and/or equipped to hold decision-makers accountable on inequality-reducing fiscal policies & practices, and/or tax evasion and avoidancewomen are informed, aware and/or equipped to hold decision-makers accountable on financial justicestudent events on ressponisble business and role of FIsmen are informed, aware and/or equipped to hold decision-makers accountable on financial justicestudent events on ressponisble business and role of FIsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-24:VNOxfam NovibThe Fair Finance Vietnam (FFV) initiative is coordinated by Oxfam in Vietnam to promote commitments on policies and practices following the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards, made by financial institutions such as commercial banks, developmentbanks, etc. The initiative also brings in the voices of the communities in the areas where these financial institutions invest on. Since then, the initiative encourages everyone to contribute to the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and environmental commitments in the Paris agreement. In 2021, within the framework of the Fair Finance Vietnam Initiative with the support of Oxfam Vietnam, the Center for Water Resources Conservation and Development (WARECOD) conducted a field study about the environmental and social responsibility in the Dakdrinh hydropower project. The study aims to learn about the roles and environmental and social responsibilities of the related parties, from then to recommend solutions to ensure sustainable living for local people. The new study has only focused on community feedback; however, it has not had a comprehensive perspective from local government agencies. The KonTum Science and Technology Associations was established on March 31, 2006, according to Decision No. 173/QD-CT of the Provincial People's Committee. The Association has the task of consulting, criticizing, and assessing the community in order to collect and provide information, documents, and from there to provide analysis, evaluation and recommendations for proposal adjustments, construction, appraisal, approval and completion of the project. This provides great support to implement the project with high efficiency.Oxfam NovibLien hiep cac Hoi khoa hoc va Ky thThe Fair Finance Vietnam (FFV) initiative is coordinated by Oxfam in Vietnam to promote commitments on policies and practices following the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards, made by financial institutions such as commercial banks, developmentbanks, etc. The initiative also brings in the voices of the communities in the areas where these financial institutions invest on. Since then, the initiative encourages everyone to contribute to the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and environmental commitments in the Paris agreement. In 2021, within the framework of the Fair Finance Vietnam Initiative with the support of Oxfam Vietnam, the Center for Water Resources Conservation and Development (WARECOD) conducted a field study about the environmental and social responsibility in the Dakdrinh hydropower project. The study aims to learn about the roles and environmental and social responsibilities of the related parties, from then to recommend solutions to ensure sustainable living for local people. The new study has only focused on community feedback; however, it has not had a comprehensive perspective from local government agencies. The KonTum Science and Technology Associations was established on March 31, 2006, according to Decision No. 173/QD-CT of the Provincial People's Committee. The Association has the task of consulting, criticizing, and assessing the community in order to collect and provide information, documents, and from there to provide analysis, evaluation and recommendations for proposal adjustments, construction, appraisal, approval and completion of the project. This provides great support to implement the project with high efficiency.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to basic social servicesThe right to life and security9621 7697 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)7697Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishLien hiep cac Hoi khoa hoc va Ky th555 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)555Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishLien hiep cac Hoi khoa hoc va Ky thCivil society organisations influencing financial and fiscal justice have strengthened their capacityCSO's that demonstrate increased expertise on financial justiceThe LHH Kontum's meeting disscussed on role of financers to hydropower plantsStrengthened civil society has capacity to improve (inter)national norms, promote government policies towards just & sustainable economy and participative decision making and monitors implementation of regulation/lawsCSO strengthenedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05001-25:INOxfam NovibThe Fair Finance Asia Program (FFA) envisages to reduce the negative impact of national and cross-border bank investments in Asia on human rights, the environment and climate change, and to increase adequate financial services for pro-poor, inclusive economic development. The goal is to establish a sustainable financial sector in Asia, with financial sector institutions operating at national and regional level being more transparent and accountable and adhering to Economic, Social and Governance (ESG)-criteria. FFA is funded by Sida. This project is implemented by Cividep, who will lead on the establishment and execution of the Fair Finance Guide India during period August 2022 to December 2022. It envisages to contribute to FFA by undertaking research to understand the bank internal policies related to labour and environment, their way of reporting of their lending and investment policies, and the patterns of (un-)disclosure of good policies. Based on the research conducted, advocacy efforts are devised to transparently engage with RBI and Ministry of Finance by supporting institutions like IBA and Unions who are speaking the language of responsible banking. General awareness is built amongst the wider public on responsible banking and amongst at least 8 banks to be more conscious of the opportunity they have, through responsible policy-making and disclosures, to help protect people, especially the most excluded, and the environment.Oxfam NovibCivil Initiatives For DevelopmentBased in Bangalore, and with field-offices in other locations in South India, Cividep India’s work aims to safeguard the rights of communities, especially workers employed in global supply chains. Cividep India focuses on a selection of India’s most significant export-oriented industries, striving to hold corporate entities accountable for the impacts of their business on workers and the environment. Cividep works in the area of business and human rights, and engages directly with a range of India’s export sectors: garment, leather, and electronics industries, coffee and tea plantations. Cividep India considers corporate accountability to be the mostfundamental aspect of responsible business conduct. The concept recognises that corporations have ethical, moral and legal obligations to their employees and workers, and to communities directly impacted by corporate activities. Cividep India collaborate with national and international organizations and networks for the advancement of responsible business conduct and human rights, and with partners both in India and abroad, in pursuit of decent work for all.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndiaThe right to basic social services26977 26977 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)26977Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishCivil Initiatives For Development-5776 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-5776Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishCivil Initiatives For DevelopmentGovernment, IFI, regional and international institutions adopt and implement improved policies and regulations for fair financial and fiscal systems, including budgeting processes, and borrowing and debt.cases where illicit financial flows, tax evasion, tax avoidance or competition is reducedcases governments, IFIs, regional and international institutions making borrowing and servicing debt policies and practices better, more transparent and inclusive of citizens and civil society.cases Governments strengthening and improving tax systems, raising more revenue in a progressive, green, participatory, accountable and/or gender-responsive mannercases Governments recognize unpaid care work and reduce and redistribute.cases Gov, IFIs, regional/int. institutions improve quantity/quality of public spending in social services, green economy & small scale, sustainable practices and/or make budgeting/spending processes more transparent, participatory or gender-responsivecases of governments improving policies or the enforcement of policies that regulate the behavior of financial institutionsThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesCivil society organisations influencing financial and fiscal justice have strengthened their capacityCSO's that demonstrate increased expertise on financial justiceCitizens are mobilized, demand change and hold to account decision makers for fiscal and financial justicewomen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesmen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesAlliances between CSOs are broadened and strengthened and they exchange, learn, strategize and influence on fiscal and financial policies and practices at national and international level.strengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to demand inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to demand transparent, accountable and progressive fiscal policiesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence fiscal regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-05014-02:XGOxfam NovibIncome Oxfam Novib HIVOS Fund management and Linking <(>&<)> Learning for Voice.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibStarted in April 2016, Voice is a new consortium between Hivos and Oxfam Novib contracted and financed by the Netherlands Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The key objective of Voice is to empower the most marginalised and discriminated groups by strengthening the influencing capacity of civil society organisations and their representatives. Voice will do this by providing various types of grantsthrough open calls at global and country level, encouraging innovation as well as a linking and learning component. 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of Foreign Affairs NL 146chargeable other costs to external grant78086 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 78086non-chargeable support costs-100 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-100chargeable other costs to external grantStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Stronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05014-03:KHOxfam NovibOxfam Novib Fund Management and Linking <(>&<)> Learning VOICEOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation14301 94124 67649 67674 86699 79549 14301 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14301Chargeable salary costs to external gran13215 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13215Chargeable salary costs to external gran6603 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6603Chargeable salary costs to external gran13808 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13808Chargeable salary costs to external gran2251 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2251Chargeable salary costs to external gran1079 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1079Chargeable salary costs to external gran15225 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participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Stronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05014-04:IDOxfam NovibOxfam Novib Fund Management and Linking <(>&<)> Learning VOICEOxfam NovibStichting HivosHivos is an NGO based in the Netherlands and guided by humanist values. It wants to contribute to a free, fair and sustainable world where citizens, women and men, have equal access to resources, opportunities and markets and can participate actively and equally in decision-making processes that shape their lives, their society and their future. Hivos' basic commitment is to poor and marginalised people -and their organisations- in countries in South and Eastern Europe. A sustainable improvement in their situation is the ultimate benchmark for the work and efforts of Hivos. The empowerment of women in order to achieve gender equality is a primary directive in Hivos' policy. Hivos aim is a world in which people are equal and in which no limits are set on people's opportunities for development. To that end Hivos offers financial support to civil society organisations and initiatives that share Hivos' goals. In addition to funding, Hivos networks, lobbies and shares knowledge in the international arena, as well as in the Netherlands. Hivos relates to a diversity of actors in civil society, and seeks its alliances in different domains (economy, culture, human rights, gender equality and environment) and in different hemispheres. 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space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Stronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05014-05:KEOxfam NovibOxfam Novib Fund Management and Linking <(>&<)> Learning VOICEOxfam NovibStichting HivosHivos is an NGO based in the Netherlands and guided by humanist values. It wants to contribute to a free, fair and sustainable world where citizens, women and men, have equal access to resources, opportunities and markets and can participate actively and equally in decision-making processes that shape their lives, their society and their future. Hivos' basic commitment is to poor and marginalised people -and their organisations- in countries in South and Eastern Europe. A sustainable improvement in their situation is the ultimate benchmark for the work and efforts of Hivos. The empowerment of women in order to achieve gender equality is a primary directive in Hivos' policy. Hivos aim is a world in which people are equal and in which no limits are set on people's opportunities for development. To that end Hivos offers financial support to civil society organisations and initiatives that share Hivos' goals. In addition to funding, Hivos networks, lobbies and shares knowledge in the international arena, as well as in the Netherlands. Hivos relates to a diversity of actors in civil society, and seeks its alliances in different domains (economy, culture, human rights, gender equality and environment) and in different hemispheres. 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efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Stronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05014-06:LAOxfam NovibOxfam Novib Fund Management and Linking <(>&<)> Learning VOICEOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation13666 59654 64288 79869 104848 80766 622 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 622Chargeable salary costs to external gran221 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 221chargeable other costs to external grant29 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 29non-chargeable support costs2835 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2835Chargeable salary costs to external gran5841 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5841chargeable other costs to external grant4118 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4118Chargeable salary costs to external gran3580 incoming transaction Ministry 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14754Chargeable salary costs to external gran778 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 778chargeable other costs to external grant6026 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6026non-chargeable support costs14792 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14792Chargeable salary costs to external gran1970 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1970chargeable other costs to external grant10778 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10778non-chargeable support costs14177 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14177Chargeable salary costs to external gran475 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 475chargeable other costs to external grant3160 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3160non-chargeable support costsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05014-07:MLOxfam NovibOxfam Novib Fund Management and Linking <(>&<)> Learning VOICEOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam is an international confederation of 17 organizations working together in more than 90 countries. Oxfam International was formed in 1995 by a group of independent non-governmental organizations. Their aim was to work together for greater impact on the international stage to reduce poverty and injustice. The name "Oxfam" comes from the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, founded in Britain in 1942. The group campaigned for food supplies to be sent through an allied naval blockade to starving women and children in enemy-occupied Greece during the Second World War.As well as becoming a world leader in the delivery of emergency relief, Oxfam International implements long-term development programs in vulnerable communities. We are also part of a global movement, campaigning with others, for instance, to end unfair trade rules, demand better health and education services for all, and to combat climate change. Today, there are 17 member organizations of the Oxfam International confederation. They are based in: Australia, Belgium, Canada,France, Germany, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Ireland, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Quebec, Spain and the United States. The Oxfam International Secretariat is based in Oxford, UK. The Secretariat runs advocacy offices in Brussels, Geneva, New York, Washington DC and Brasilia. Oxfam GB is an actor in the implementation of this project.....Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation20866 44476 63009 151180 101351 87014 15567 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15567Chargeable salary costs to external gran2424 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2424non-chargeable support costs27 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 27non-chargeable support costs-14687 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -14687Chargeable salary costs to external gran1225 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1225Chargeable salary costs to external gran10999 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10999chargeable other costs to external grant2995 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 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actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05014-08:NEOxfam NovibOxfam Novib Fund Management and Linking <(>&<)> Learning VOICEOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novibs main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fund raising, campaigning and advocacy. The Hub Niamey Niger exists since 2006 as a humanitarian field office and since 2012 as the decentralized Country office for Oxfam Novib, dealing with all the development and humanitarian themes like Sustainable livelihoods, Right to Basic services, Humanitarian and resilience interventions, The right to be heard and the right to an Identity, including women's rights and sexual and reproductive health rights. 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and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05014-09:NGOxfam NovibOxfam Novib Fund Management and Linking <(>&<)> Learning VOICEOxfam NovibOxfam NovibMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation20946 74649 76829 110756 76094 96484 10432 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transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 269non-chargeable support costs1342 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1342chargeable other costs to external grant1670 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1670non-chargeable support costs-4972 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -4972Chargeable salary costs to external gran-3073 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -3073chargeable other costs to external grant-2506 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -2506non-chargeable support costsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05014-10:PHOxfam NovibOxfam Novib Fund Management and Linking <(>&<)> Learning VOICEOxfam NovibStichting HivosHivos is an NGO based in the Netherlands and guided by humanist values. It wants to contribute to a free, fair and sustainable world where citizens, women and men, have equal access to resources, opportunities and markets and can participate actively and equally in decision-making processes that shape their lives, their society and their future. Hivos' basic commitment is to poor and marginalised people -and their organisations- in countries in South and Eastern Europe. A sustainable improvement in their situation is the ultimate benchmark for the work and efforts of Hivos. The empowerment of women in order to achieve gender equality is a primary directive in Hivos' policy. Hivos aim is a world in which people are equal and in which no limits are set on people's opportunities for development. To that end Hivos offers financial support to civil society organisations and initiatives that share Hivos' goals. In addition to funding, Hivos networks, lobbies and shares knowledge in the international arena, as well as in the Netherlands. Hivos relates to a diversity of actors in civil society, and seeks its alliances in different domains (economy, culture, human rights, gender equality and environment) and in different hemispheres. 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Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05014-11:TZOxfam NovibOxfam Novib Fund Management and Linking <(>&<)> Learning VOICEOxfam NovibStichting HivosHivos is an NGO based in the Netherlands and guided by humanist values. It wants to contribute to a free, fair and sustainable world where citizens, women and men, have equal access to resources, opportunities and markets and can participate actively and equally in decision-making processes that shape their lives, their society and their future. Hivos' basic commitment is to poor and marginalised people -and their organisations- in countries in South and Eastern Europe. A sustainable improvement in their situation is the ultimate benchmark for the work and efforts of Hivos. The empowerment of women in order to achieve gender equality is a primary directive in Hivos' policy. Hivos aim is a world in which people are equal and in which no limits are set on people's opportunities for development. To that end Hivos offers financial support to civil society organisations and initiatives that share Hivos' goals. In addition to funding, Hivos networks, lobbies and shares knowledge in the international arena, as well as in the Netherlands. Hivos relates to a diversity of actors in civil society, and seeks its alliances in different domains (economy, culture, human rights, gender equality and environment) and in different hemispheres. 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NL -7615chargeable other costs to external grantIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05014-12:UGOxfam NovibOxfam Novib Fund Management and Linking <(>&<)> Learning VOICEOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to social and political participation23972 99573 97947 122776 104143 102305 4865 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4865Chargeable salary costs to external gran97 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 97Chargeable salary costs to external gran15161 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15161non-chargeable support costs3780 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3780Chargeable salary costs to external gran70 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 70non-chargeable support costs7373 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7373Chargeable salary costs to external gran36 incoming transaction Ministry of 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13462non-chargeable support costsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05022-02:VNOxfam NovibThere are four provinces in the Central Highland of Vietnam relevant for PEM intervention, including Dak Lak, Gia Lai, Kontum, and Dak Nong. The Srepok starts from Chu Yang Sin National Park of Dak Lak province while the Sesan originates from Ngoc Linh Nature Reserve in Kon Tum. The Sekong river has its source in A Luoi district of Thua Thien # Hue province, which is not part of the Central Highland. These three rivers flow through Lao and Cambodia and then meet the Mekong river. The landscape in basins of Srepok and Sesan in Vietnam has changed significantly due to heavy investment and development of hydropower, mining, commercial plantation and other economic land uses. Nevertheless, there are some remaining high biodiversity areas in the Central Highland, especially those along the border with Lao and Cambodia, which are adjacent to much larger protected areas in these countries. Although having a rich network of rivers and streams, there are no pure fishery dependent communities in the Central Highlands. Most of fishing activities are occasional and for supplementing local food consumption only. With the existing density of hydropower cascades in these river basins, the fish diversity has been changed or disappeared. The watershed forests and forestland have also been converted largely to commercial plantation and for other development projects. The remaining forests, however, are under pressure of further conversion under the current trends and pressure. The government of Vietnam is preparing for the revised Forestry Law, which will probably redefine forest types (current types: (i) special-use forests (protected areas); (ii) protection forests; and (iii) production forests). The protection forests, mainly watershed forests, will be reallocated to either type (i) or (iii). It means that a large area of forests will be transformed for economic purposes.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn Vietnam , Oxfam is one of the leading international, non -governmental organisation. Since 1955, Oxfam is active in Vietnam withhumanitarian interventions and started development work in the late 1980's. Today, Oxfam works in 26 provinces with people, governments and civil society to promote equality and well-being through social and economic change.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood5719 9806 -7373266 9209 15513 15403 3907Oxfam America funding with back donor875Oxfam America funding with back donor937Oxfam America funding with back donor2502Oxfam America funding with back donor1540Oxfam America funding with back donor1540Oxfam America funding with back donor2926Oxfam America funding with back donor314Oxfam America funding with back donor258Oxfam America funding with back donor243Oxfam America funding with back donor203Oxfam America funding with back donor269Oxfam America funding with back donor-763Oxfam America funding with back donor774Oxfam America funding with back donor-740Oxfam America funding with back donor3Oxfam America funding with back donor2Oxfam America funding with back donor1729Oxfam America funding with back donor1536Oxfam America funding with back donor3757Oxfam America funding with back donor-3218Oxfam America funding with back donor711Oxfam America funding with back donor1005Oxfam America funding with back donor698Oxfam America funding with back donor713Oxfam America funding with back donor987Oxfam America funding with back donor700Oxfam America funding with back donor670Oxfam America funding with back donor949Oxfam America funding with back donor709Oxfam America funding with back donor495Oxfam America funding with back donor1035Oxfam America funding with back donor473Oxfam America funding with back donor-700Oxfam America funding with back donor2153Oxfam America funding with back donor1292Oxfam America funding with back donor992Oxfam America funding with back donor989Oxfam America funding with back donor1382Oxfam America funding with back donor2216Oxfam America funding with back donor1576Oxfam America funding with back donor2276Oxfam America funding with back donor1429Oxfam America funding with back donor1436Oxfam America funding with back donor-1436Oxfam America funding with back donor1436Oxfam America funding with back donor3614Oxfam America funding with back donor1640Oxfam America funding with back donor1126Oxfam America funding with back donor7398Oxfam America funding with back donor1621Oxfam America funding with back donor3Oxfam America funding with back donor8582Oxfam America funding with back donor-8582 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-8582Unders/overspending Donor Funds1612Oxfam America funding with back donor-1612 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1612Unders/overspending Donor FundsStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing promoting small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or to participate in more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions) -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05022-04:VNOxfam NovibAt Oxfam level, the project was designed in alignment to two Oxfam regional programs, Extractive Industries and Water Governance, which are now integrated to embody the Asia#s Regional Natural Resources Program Cluster, and within our Oxfam InternationalStrategicPlan, The Power of People Against Poverty (2013 # 2019). The project contributes to Oxfam International strategic goal # 1, #4 and #5 of the 6 strategic goals. # Goal 1: The Right to be Heard # People claiming their right to a better life, # Goal 4: Sustainable food and # Goal 5: Fair sharing of natural resources among the 6 Oxfam strategic goals. PEM III#s focus and scope is well aligned with Oxfam Mekong Regional Water Governance#s priorities and strategies for the next five years, whichinclude providing direct supportto riverine communities in the Mekong and 3S. Those priorities and strategies that guide PEM III project include: # PROMOTING GOOD GOVERNANCE # the project focuses on strengthening communities# rights to protect and manage their own resources. The change will bring are community rights respected, accountable to, transparent, FPIC, laws strengthened. The changes will be brought about by raising community voices including those from the marginalized groups, gender and womenleadership, regional networks, complaint mechanisms, review regulations, community recognition and decentralizations. # PROMOTING STANDARDS <(>&<)> SAFEGUARDS - the project building on the previous two phase of PEM 1 and 2 and continue strengthen community#scapacity and voice that impact directly to social and environmental considerations in the decision making for water infrastructure projects so that the development does not harm communities, and the water ecosystems.Oxfam NovibCentre for Social Research & DeveloCentre for Social Research and Development (CSRD) is a local non-government organization which is registered with the Hue Union of Science and Technology Associations (HUSTA). CSRD has been registered and operated since 2008. CSRD is based in Hue in the Central Region of Vietnam, and many of the projects have been located in the provinces of Central Region. CSRD also works throughout Vietnam and more broadly in South East Asia on water resources issues because CSRD is the administration centre for the Vietnam Rivers Network (VRN). The CSRD mission is to work towards a better life for all people in Vietnam, particularly for those who are poor and vulnerable, and adversely impacted by Vietnam#s industrial development. The hydropower industry is a current focus because many power plants are planned and many are already operating. CSRD#s approach is to work in partnership with local communities and grass roots groups, and to bring communities together so that they may learn from each other. The organization#s work has been recognized by local and provincial authorities and by the National Union of Science and Technology Associations. CSRD maintains very good relationships with community partners; and has a positive record for achieving specific project outcomes.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood63287 -930631600 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 31600Oxfam America funding with back donorCentre for Social Research & Develo18960 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 18960Oxfam America funding with back donorCentre for Social Research & Develo3420 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 3420Oxfam America funding with back donorCentre for Social Research & DeveloStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6CSRD Final Progress ReportStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing promoting small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or to participate in more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions) -DD5CSRD Final Progress ReportNL-KVK-27108436-A-05123-02:TNOxfam NovibEl Wifak Bargou is a Development Tunisian Association operating in the governorate of Seliana. It has got a great expertise in territorial coordination project management. In the framework of the project ENPARD / Stratégie Bargou 2020, the said association will be in charge of excecuting the activities at the level of the region "Bargou" and this in contributing to the establishment of the local development, In addition to the adequate technical support given to the partners. Al Wifak Bargou will be facilitating the event organisation and it will be the mediator between the public and private actors, not to mention the logistic support for the field activities.Oxfam NovibAL WIFAK BargouEl Wifak Bargou is a Development Tunisian Association operating in the governorate of Siliana. The association is working in two sectors: i) providing microcredit and ii) managing development projects in the Bargou region since 1996. The association aimsto promote local and regional development, job creation, entrepreneurship and contribute to the improvement of the socio-economic situation of rural populations. The association is managed by a board composed by 9 members. The entity is governed by the Tunisian association#s Law. Specifically, El WIFAK Bargou have the following objectives:1-Strengthen the technical and organizational capacities of rural populations 2- Promote private investment and job creation. 3- Support the creation of agricultural professional associations andstructures 4- Contribute to the planning, implementation and monitoring of development projects 5- Promote micro-finance and the creation of micro-projects.El Wifak has got a great expertise in territorial project coordinationand management. In the framework of the ENPARD / Strategies Bargou 2020 project, in which El Wifak is an co-applicant, the association is responsible of executing several activities at the level of "Bargou" region in order to promote local development. The association is playing the role of catalystbetween the project and the beneficiaries and local partners. In addition, El Wifak provide technical support to local partners andsupport logistics of all local activities like trainings and awareness sessions. The main responsibility of El Wifak in the SB2020 project is to establish, implement and follow a plan of monitoring and support to project#s holder in order to sustain projects funded in the framework of the projet.OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Tunisia36.0939 9.570130The right to social and political participation254688 -7566183661 72129 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 72129Oxfam ItalyAL WIFAK Bargou1912 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 1912Oxfam ItalyAL WIFAK Bargou29000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib29000CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficAL WIFAK Bargou-29000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-29000CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficAL WIFAK Bargou38986 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 38986Oxfam ItalyAL WIFAK Bargou29000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib29000Oxfam Novib public fundsAL WIFAK Bargou29000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib29000Oxfam Novib public fundsAL WIFAK Bargou4000 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 4000Oxfam Italy back donorAL WIFAK Bargou4000 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 4000Oxfam Italy back donorAL WIFAK Bargou40000 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 40000Oxfam ItalyAL WIFAK BargouIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action against extreme inequality and poverty. following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action against extreme inequality and poverty. following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action against extreme inequality and poverty. following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action against extreme inequality and poverty. following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to demand policies that can end all forms of extreme inequality and poverty.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to demand policies that can end all forms of extreme inequality and poverty.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to demand policies that can end all forms of extreme inequality and poverty.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to demand policies that can end all forms of extreme inequality and poverty.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05123-03:TNOxfam NovibL#objectif global de l#action est de contribuer à la valorisation durable des ressources naturelles et agricoles dans les territoires ruraux en Tunisie au bénéfice des populations rurales vulnérables dans un cadre de collaboration entre acteurs publics et privés.Cet objectif global s#inscrit dans le caractère pilote de l#action tel qu#envisagée dans les lignes directrices, ciblant différentscontextes agro-écologiques et socioéconomiques du pays. En plus de l#impact durable au niveau du territoire et des bénéficiaires finaux, l#action visera donc l#appropriation par les acteurs institutionnels d#outils méthodologiques et de bonnes pratiques en termesde développement territorial et de gouvernance locale. Au niveau de son objectif spécifique, l#action vise à promouvoir le développement socio-économique de la Délégation de Bargou en cohérence avec un plan de développement local établi et géré selon les principes d#égalité de chances et de bonne gouvernance. La participation de tous les groupes socio-économiques, y compris des plus vulnérables, sera promue dans les processus décisionnels et dans l#accès aux opportunités d#investissement. Les mesures d#accompagnement prendront en compte les attentes de toutes les catégories socio-professionnelles, avec une attention particulière aux femmes et aux jeunes. Le projet comporte quatre grands axes. 1) mise en place d'un comité local de développement composé par les acteurs de développement local (Etatiques, privés, société civile, instituts cognitifs et de recherche ainsi que des personnes ressources), 2) Elaboration d'un plan local de développement concerté, 3) gestion d'un fonds de subvention pour des actions socio-économiques, 4) suivi et accompagnement des initiatives socio-économiques et 5) générer des apprentissages et des leçons apprises de l'expérience pour sa duplication.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib registered in Tunisia in the end of 2011 and opened an office here early 2012. Oxfam#s work in the Maghreb is a multi country program comprising Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria and Libya. It supports local projects, is involved in lobby-work to take into account the interests of the poorest people, and campaigns to involve citizens in our work. It#s focus in the Maghreb is on social and political participation, gender justice and supporting sustainable livelihoods work. Four Oxfam affiliates work in the Maghreb:Oxfam Novib (The Netherlands), Intermon Oxfam (Spain), Oxfam Italy and Oxfam in Belgium. Oxfam has been working in the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region for over five decades and over the past four decades promoting gender equality and supporting women#sright to participate and be represented in governance and decision-making structures and processes.OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TunisiaThe right to social and political participation106230 104397 152354 280270 23036 46199Oxfam Italy10339Oxfam Italy6411Oxfam Italy4763Oxfam Italy6002Oxfam Italy6525Oxfam Italy17030Oxfam Italy8962Oxfam Italy5737Oxfam Italy6742Oxfam Italy7031Oxfam Italy7006Oxfam Italy9162Oxfam Italy10573Oxfam Italy9060Oxfam Italy7360Oxfam Italy9653Oxfam Italy8049Oxfam Italy10393Oxfam Italy13632Oxfam Italy10472Oxfam Italy10616Oxfam Italy9844Oxfam Italy6354Oxfam Italy6459Oxfam Italy16091Oxfam Italy10771Oxfam Italy15691Oxfam Italy13770Oxfam Italy7054Oxfam Italy563Oxfam Italy back donor8376Oxfam Italy2609Oxfam Italy back donor10693Oxfam Italy22991Oxfam Italy back donor8421Oxfam Italy9888Oxfam Italy8884Oxfam Italy7914Oxfam Italy-6346Oxfam Italy16081Oxfam Italy10164Oxfam Italy5517Oxfam Italy37751Oxfam Italy47350Oxfam Italy20084Oxfam Italy64597Oxfam Italy27546Oxfam Italy22420 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib22420CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic45325Oxfam Italy-22420 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-22420CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic12Oxfam Italy118Oxfam Italy-257Oxfam Italy-55845Oxfam Italy55845 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib55845CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action against extreme inequality and poverty. following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action against extreme inequality and poverty. following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action against extreme inequality and poverty. following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action against extreme inequality and poverty. following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to demand policies that can end all forms of extreme inequality and poverty.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to demand policies that can end all forms of extreme inequality and poverty.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to demand policies that can end all forms of extreme inequality and poverty.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to demand policies that can end all forms of extreme inequality and poverty.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05123-04:TNOxfam NovibNAMAA is an association working on social development in the governorate of Seliana / Bargou. They mainly adopt a participative approach while working with localities. One of their main activities is capacity building in favor of the youth of the regional issues. They also intervene in the cultural field through implementing the yearly hiking festival. The project consists in creating a cultural space under the name of "Forum", which offers services related to cultural affairs, characterized by the diversity of its pioneers and its activities, which is a real alternative to the absence of cultural spaces in the region. One of the advantages of this project is its geographical location, which mediates the city of Bargou over a total area of 150 square meters, covered with all the necessary facilities. This space is made available by the Municipality of Bargou for the benefit of the association as part of a partnership agreement which brings them together.Oxfam NovibAssociation NAMAANAMAA is an association working on social development in the governorate of Seliana / Bargou. They mainly adopt a participative approach while working with localities. One of their main activities is capacity building in favor of the youth of the regionin question. They also intervene in the cultural field through implementing the yearly hiking festival. In the framework of "Srategie Bargou 2020 " project , the association will work mainly on the cultural field. It will implement a cultural café housedealing mainly with activities like singing and cinéma-club...OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TunisiaThe right to social and political participation30000 20000 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 20000Oxfam ItalyAssociation NAMAA10000 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 10000Oxfam ItalyAssociation NAMAAWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to demand policies that can end all forms of extreme inequality and poverty.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to demand policies that can end all forms of extreme inequality and poverty.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to demand policies that can end all forms of extreme inequality and poverty.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to demand policies that can end all forms of extreme inequality and poverty.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05123-05:TNOxfam NovibThe project involves the development of land belonging to the municipality of Bargou and located on the outskirts of the city. Thisspace, once developed, will serve as a mini-football stadium to strengthen the infrastructure of the Bargou territory. . It is managed by the future sports association of Bargou. The work consists of preparing the ground for the ground, placing the tartan on the entire play area to avoid injury, fencing the ground to protect it from misuse and (ensuring the longevity of its services by more to build toilets and showers by equipping everything with water and electricity. This space will be used for young schoolchildren andneighbors of the stadium, mini football fans, informal groups who can rent the space for their sporting leisure as well as courses for organized sports associations. Schoolchildren will have free access according to a previously established calendar. Maintenance is provided under an agreement with the municipality. Project objectives # Provide a space to welcome youth and help them to improvetheir capacities # Promote the technical, physical and intellectual capacities of young people # Allow work in a community atmosphere respecting coexistence (cohabitation) # Contribute to the supervision and creation of an environment which keeps young people away from all the phenomena of delinquency, crime and illegal migrationOxfam NovibAssociation Avenir Sportif Jbal BarThe "Association Sportive de Jbal Bargou" aims at encouraging young people to practice sports in a region where the physical activities are not that spread. Their main objectives are:1- preparing a suitable and decent training center where the children can practice sports freely and in a secure space. Allowing them to concentrate on sports rather than idleness. In the framework of project "Stratéfie Bargou 2020" the association will remodel a soccer team field in order to suit the objectives. 2- Introducing the region byparticipating in national competitions. By doing so, the children will unlock their potential and be active persons and future active civilians. not to mention the partnership with a women soccer team.OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TunisiaThe right to social and political participation30000 20000 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 20000Oxfam ItalyAssociation Avenir Sportif Jbal Bar10000 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 10000Oxfam ItalyAssociation Avenir Sportif Jbal BarWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to advocate against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to advocate against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to advocate against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to advocate against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05123-06:TNOxfam NovibThe project involves the development of land belonging to the municipality of Bargou and located on the outskirts of the city. Thisspace, once developed, will serve as a mini-football stadium to strengthen the infrastructure of the Bargou territory. . It is managed by the future sports association of Bargou. The work consists of preparing the ground for the ground, placing the tartan on the entire play area to avoid injury, fencing the ground to protect it from misuse and (ensuring the longevity of its services by more to build toilets and showers by equipping everything with water and electricity. This space will be used for young schoolchildren andneighbors of the stadium, mini football fans, informal groups who can rent the space for their sporting leisure as well as courses for organized sports associations. Schoolchildren will have free access according to a previously established calendar. Maintenance is provided under an agreement with the municipality. Project objectives # Provide a space to welcome youth and help them to improvetheir capacities # Promote the technical, physical and intellectual capacities of young people # Allow work in a community atmosphere respecting coexistence (cohabitation) # Contribute to the supervision and creation of an environment which keeps young people away from all the phenomena of delinquency, crime and illegal migrationOxfam NovibLe Croissant Sportif BargouThe "Croissant Sportif Bargou" aims at encouraging young people to practice sports in a region where the physical activities are not that spread. It is a rural region, it lacks both adequate spaces and the financial resources to do so. The main objectives of the association are:1- preparing a suitable and decent training center where the children can practice sports freely and in a secure space. Allowing them to concentrate on sports rather than idleness. In the framework of project "Strategie Bargou 2020" the associationwill install a prefabricated wooden gym and equip it in order to generate income. 2- Introducing the region by participating in national competitions. By doing so, the children will unlock their potential and be active persons and future active civilians. Not to mention insertion of gender oriented agenda that will encourage the participation of women and girls.OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TunisiaThe right to social and political participation30000 20000 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 20000Oxfam ItalyLe Croissant Sportif Bargou10000 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 10000Oxfam ItalyLe Croissant Sportif BargouWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to advocate against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to advocate against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to advocate against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to advocate against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05174-02:NLOxfam NovibTBDOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation571 16862 21699 50726 22569 27798 147Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish350Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish74Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish742Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish194Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish60Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish9032Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish1613Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish53Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish1166Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish1271Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish2652Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish81Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish1051Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish18485 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib18485Oxfam Novib public funds-18485Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish2250Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish768Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish1209Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish21944Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-3460Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish-18485 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-18485Oxfam Novib public funds768Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-768Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish1465Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor250Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor82Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor415Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor469Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor108Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish2798Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor56Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1312Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1324Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor7Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1474Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor108Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-108Government Denmark DANIDA - Danish2408Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1560Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2693Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor838Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4485Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2500Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2323Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2820Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2721Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2163Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2579Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1671Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2513Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3178Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor14790Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2596Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3106Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2442Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2043Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2753Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2866Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1212Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4132Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2985Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2456Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor829Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1262Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor724Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor888Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor418Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor22185Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor413Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4659Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor379Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor162Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05174-04:TNOxfam NovibThe Danish-Arab Partnership Program is Denmark#s collaboration program with the Middle East and North Africa. The program helps to strengthen good governance and ensure economic opportunities, especially for young people and women in the region, through partnerships. Countries of focus are Morocco, Tunisia, Egypt and Jordan. Since 2003, Denmark has strengthened its efforts in the Middle East and North Africa as part of the general Danish foreign and development policy. The project in Tunisia will focuson building capacityof 5 local partners every year to reach 1200 employed young Tunisians by 2022 in the following sectors: Agriculture Craft ConstructionOxfam NovibOXFAM NOVIB TUNISIEOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TunisiaThe right to social and political participation38522 208675 290898 458408 293597 320532 -5119211996 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib11996Oxfam Novib public funds-11996 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-11996Oxfam Novib public funds17824 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib17824CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic5319 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5319CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic15380 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib15380CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic12887 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib12887CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic8548 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib8548CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic74367Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-59957 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-59957CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic7156Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor17520Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-609Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor24818Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor14307Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor12627Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10067Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor23080Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor48310Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor15555Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6947Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6661Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6993Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-691Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor17571Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10778Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor18094Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor9649Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor9576Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor25794Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-447Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor13651Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor52433Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor113892Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor12523Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor25512Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor75193Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10857Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor11873Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-32683Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor39894Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor27552Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor35770Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor18061Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor12402Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor34577Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor186879Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10270Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor12220Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor77675Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor19455Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor12227Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor17384Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor12063Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor23838Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor12901Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor14812Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor12843Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor67910Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor21218Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor19762Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor27018Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor27738Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor67909Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor12949Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-6337Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor159776Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5456Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-9Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-18472Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3524Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor14000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor11709Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor235Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor234Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-470Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-76900Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor39355Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-39355 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-39355Unders/overspending Donor FundsWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05174-09:TNOxfam NovibShanti project aims to help rethink the value chain of handicrafts in Tunisia, where the various links are vectors that allow artisans to live in dignity, develop their activities and pass on their know-how. More specifically, the project will strengthen4 micro-enterprises of artisans and / or support initiatives for artisans to develop their activities, through a rise in range and a better ability to meet the needs of the market. Shanti will build the capacity of 20 young people between 18 and 30 from craft related initiatives. These groups will later-on be able to provide local support for the networks of craftsmen/women, and follow the upscaling of4 groups of craftsmen, as well as the layout of the workspaces, the production equipment , production process management up to marketing and marketing.Oxfam NovibSHANTISHANTI is a social enterprise that has the mission to promote the co-design of innovative and creative solutions to the social, economic, cultural and environmental issues of today's Tunisia challenges. SHATNI provides capacity building and support forstakeholders in the implementation of their social innovation strategies, as well as co-creation and support for of their social innovation projects, with great potential in the field, to meet the challenges identified by communities. SHANTI work covers mainly four areas inTunisia : the North side (Governorate of Jendouba), the capital (Big Tunis governorates), and the south side (Tozeur and Tatouine governorates) mainly.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TunisiaThe right to social and political participation50000 116066 169745 96214 15000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 15000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSHANTI15000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 15000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSHANTI15000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 15000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSHANTI71676 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 71676Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSHANTI33338 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 33338Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSHANTI11113 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 11113Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSHANTI58500 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 58500Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSHANTI8830 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 8830Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSHANTI80458 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 80458Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSHANTI64366 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 64366Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSHANTI40950 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 40950Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSHANTI17550 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 17550Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSHANTIStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05174-10:TNOxfam NovibThe partner CSO FIDEL aims through this project to raise awareness in the local level of Metouia in Gabes about the concept of personal entrepreneurship and build the capacity of 40 entrepreneurs to start their own businesses. They will be also enhance citizen participation in the decision making process at the local level, especially for women and youth. This project will be implemented through a series of workshops building the capacities of 40 entrepreneurs amongst which at least 80% youth and at least 50% women in theways to start personal business, the commercialization of their products and how to sustain their businesses and contribute to the local economy. FIDEL will create a concept store where all entrepreneur can sell their products.Oxfam NovibForum d'Initiative, Developement LoThe Metouia Local Initiative and Development Forum association is a non-profit organization. Its overall objective is to promote sustainable development in the Metouia delegation through the support of young people in the region and the federation of allactors (public and private institutions, and civil society) to be proactive and advocate in favor of the delegation.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Tunisia33.9591 10.00520The right to social and political participation48453 94971 205717 175977 14536 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 14536Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo14536 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 14536Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo14536 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 14536Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo4845 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 4845Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo22557 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 22557Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo22557 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 22557Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo22557 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 22557Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo26311 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 26311Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo6809 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 6809Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo99949 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 99949Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo79959 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 79959Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo32190 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 32190Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo115262 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 115262Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo12807 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 12807Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo20000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 20000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement Lo15708 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 15708Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorForum d'Initiative, Developement LoStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05174-15:TNOxfam NovibIACE will enhance youth engagement in society through providing young men and women with the required life and technical skills to facilitate applying for jobs, training and internship opportunities. They will connect job seekers such as students and marginalizedyouth with job providers from private sector and civil society organization. IACE will also work on advocacy and lobbying to promote inclusive youth employment strategies and job quality. IACE will also build capacities of private companies on decent jobs and gender justiceOxfam NovibInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'EntrepriIACE is an independent international Think Tank committed to promoting business and improving the business environment by making recommendations and reform proposals with the support of business leaders, academics and other actors in civil society.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Tunisia36.8172 10.18974The right to social and political participation41513 124603 158385 144833 12454 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 12454Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'Entrepri12454 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 12454Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'Entrepri12454 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 12454Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'Entrepri40116 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 40116Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'Entrepri35965 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 35965Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'Entrepri35965 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 35965Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'Entrepri16472 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 16472Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'Entrepri12941 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 12941Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'Entrepri72840 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 72840Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'Entrepri58272 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 58272Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'Entrepri24872 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 24872Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'Entrepri107624 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 107624Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'Entrepri26906 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 26906Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorInstitut Arabe des Chefs d'EntrepriImproved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachesAdvocacy campaign related to Auto-Entrepreneurpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountcases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to account -DD3Training private sector companies on Gender equalityNL-KVK-27108436-A-05174-23:TNOxfam NovibYunus Social Business "Impact partner' is a non-profit organization engaged to improve life standards through supporting impactful startups and SMEs. Previously known as Yunus Social Business Tunisia, Impact Partner is a network member of Yunus Social Business Global Initiatives (YSB), cofounded by Pr. Muhammad Yunus, Nobel Peace Prize laureate. Since 2014, Impact Partner has developed accelerator programs and offered testing funds as well as investment opportunities through the first Impact Investment fund in Tunisia. The project#s mission is to improve people#s lives through socio-economic development in Tunisia. To do that, Impact Partner proposes to empower entrepreneurs to create (direct/indirect) sustainable jobs, especially for women and youth. The objective is to create 70additional youth jobs by the end of mid-2021, after the 200 job created by 2019. Impact Partner is a non-for-profit organization supporting the development and growth of social enterprises with a high potential of job creation and/or skills development for employment and employability, especially for women and youth. The support is technical and financial. The project provides multiple programs supporting the targeted businesses to grow their social impact and make them self-sustainable. The targeted businesses are socialbusinesses that focus on: job creation, employability and skills development, especially for women and youth. The first type of support is technical: entrepreneurial skills, mentoring, coaching, technical assistance, centralized accounting, access-to-market and pitch sessions preparation for fund raising. The second type of support is financial: # Testing funds: Seed funding (interest-free loan) for social enterprises in prototyping and testing phase. #Boost Your Impact funding: Donation for social enterprises with the potential to create jobs to sources of income quickly # Investment: Equity or quasi-equity investment for more mature social enterprises; to boost their growth and employabilityOxfam NovibYunus, Social Business TunisiaThe project#s mission is to improve people#s lives through socio-economic development in Tunisia. To do that, Impact Partner proposes to empower entrepreneurs to create (direct/indirect) sustainable jobs, especially for women and youth. The objective is to create 200 youth jobs by the end of 2019. Impact Partner is a non-for-profit organization supporting the development and growth of social enterprises with a high potential of job creation and/or skills development for employment and employability, especially for women and youth. The support is technical and financial. The project provides multiple programs supporting the targeted businesses to grow their social impact and make them self-sustainable. The targeted businesses are social businesses that focus on: job creation, employability and skills development, especially for women and youth. The first type of supportis technical: entrepreneurial skills, mentoring, coaching, technical assistance, centralized accounting, access-to-marketand pitch sessions preparation for fund raising. The second type of support is financial: # Testing funds: Seed funding (interest-free loan) for social enterprises in prototyping and testing phase. # Boost Your Impact funding: Donation for social enterprises with the potential to create jobs to sources of income quickly # Investment: Equity or quasi-equity investment for more mature social enterprises; to boost their growth and employabilityOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Tunisia36.8242 10.18105The right to social and political participation205357 196763 -15599102679 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 102679Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorYunus, Social Business Tunisia82143 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 82143Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorYunus, Social Business Tunisia8000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 8000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorYunus, Social Business Tunisia113258 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 113258Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorYunus, Social Business Tunisia56629 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 56629Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorYunus, Social Business Tunisia23813 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 23813Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorYunus, Social Business TunisiaImproved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountcases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to account -DD3NL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-02:XGOxfam NovibThe Transboundary Rivers of South Asia (TROSA) is a five year and six months (2017 – 2022) program aimed at reducing poverty of communities in the transboundary river basins of Ganges- Bramhaputra-Megha (GBM) and Salween (Myanmar). The program builds on existing knowledge and programs of Oxfam teams, local partners and other regional CSO partners in Bangladesh, India, Myanmar and Nepal. Oxfamand partners envisage that poverty will be reduced for marginalised and vulnerable river basin communities through increased accessto and control over water resources and decision making related to water management. The value of the program is USD 11.4 million EUR 10,709,316 (Equivalent to SEK 105,234,986 and USD 11,451,242) over five years and 6 months andis funded by the Government of Sweden (Sida). Contract holder is Oxfam Novib, based in The Hague, the Netherlands TROSA’s main goal or impact statement is “Reduced poverty of marginalized and vulnerable communities through increased access to and control over water resources”. The program is organised around four inter-linked objectives aiming to support and influence changes among four actor groups: governments, private sector, civil society and women leaders: Objective 1: Improved policies and practice of governments that protect the rights of river basin communities to water resources. Objective 2: Improved policies and practice of private sector and other actors that respect the rights of river basin communities to water resources. Objective 3: Strengthened capacity of river basin communities and civil society to influence transboundary water resources management. And one cross cutting objective: Objective 4: Amplification of women’s profile and influence in dialogues and decision-making on water management and water infrastructureOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. 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The PMU will ensure (i) the project is delivered according to the implementation plan (ii) will learn from the Oxfam Mekong water governance programme; and (iii) will foster learning between country teams and regional partners. In addition, the PMU will provide technical backstopping, capacity building and Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning functions.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. 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SIDA43009Government Sweden TROSA SIDA7424Government Sweden TROSA SIDA6634Government Sweden TROSA SIDA25658Government Sweden TROSA SIDA141981Government Sweden TROSA SIDAPublic institutions are improving their policy and practices in pro of climate adaptation, resilience and food securitycases where governments increased their ODA or national budgets for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (this relates to agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance )cases where governments improved their policy and/or regulations regarding support for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (including agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance ).cases where participatory approaches to community resilience being upscaled and institutionalized, contributing to e.g. NDC, NAPs and NBSAPsPrivate sector actors (including SMEs, MFIs) support equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainscases where private sector actors co-create, promote, support locally owned/developed, SSHH farmers and food producers centered solutions increasing equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainsCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsSmall scale food producers, women and men, are better able to adapt their agriculture production system, livelihoods and land scape to climate change ensuring access to healthy food, based on local biodiversityfemale rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)male rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)female commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsmale commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-04:XGOxfam NovibThe Impact Measurement Knowledge (IMK) team will contribute to the monitoring and learning of the Transboundary Rivers of South Asia project or TROSA. IMK will use the World Citizen Panel methodology to measure impact and to monitor progress on more secure accessto and control over the communities' water resources. The method includes a baseline and an impact survey, using quantitative with qualitative methods. It intends to make use of smart phones and participatory videos to collect information in order that communities have a voice and are able to contribute to dialogue on effectiveness of programmes.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to life and security6106 41879 17346 10469 3929Government Sweden TROSA SIDA2178Government Sweden TROSA SIDA3492Government Sweden TROSA SIDA2279Government Sweden TROSA SIDA4666Government Sweden TROSA SIDA5896Government Sweden TROSA SIDA10721Government Sweden TROSA SIDA9164Government Sweden TROSA SIDA5207Government Sweden TROSA SIDA455Government Sweden TROSA SIDA1614Government Sweden TROSA SIDA1615Government Sweden TROSA SIDA1465Government Sweden TROSA SIDA864Government Sweden TROSA SIDA2421Government Sweden TROSA SIDA2376Government Sweden TROSA SIDA3778Government Sweden TROSA SIDA3213Government Sweden TROSA SIDA4202Government Sweden TROSA SIDA4429Government Sweden TROSA SIDA1839Government Sweden TROSA SIDAPublic institutions are improving their policy and practices in pro of climate adaptation, resilience and food securitycases where governments increased their ODA or national budgets for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (this relates to agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance )cases where governments improved their policy and/or regulations regarding support for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (including agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance ).cases where participatory approaches to community resilience being upscaled and institutionalized, contributing to e.g. NDC, NAPs and NBSAPsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-05:23Oxfam NovibOxfam in Bangladesh will implement the Transboundary Rivers of South Asia programme at country level, with a focus on working with communities to increase their access to and control over water resources. This will be achieved by (i) building capacitiesof river basin community leaders, communities themselves, as well as CSO networks and (ii) collaborating with authorities at different levelsto improve water governance. This will include training and capacity building for women in order to increase their influence in decision-making.Oxfam NovibOxfam GB BangladeshOxfam has been present in Bangladesh for 50 years and has been extending assistance to its people through various other organizations as early as 1954. Under one program approach, Oxfam aims to create an environment containing empowered, resilient communities where women and men contribute jointly to good governance and leadership across Bangladesh. Currently Oxfam in Bangladesh Bangladesh works across three thematic portfolios: climate justice and natural resource rights, economic inclusion and justice and humanitarian action and disaster resilience which are working towards the following goals: 1. Goal 1: Women and marginalized people with different social identity will have equal rights, fundamental freedoms, access to workplace dignity with robust gender policy and plans, democratic participation and will live in an environment of respecting justice and diversity 2. Goal 2: Poor, marginalized and vulnerable occupational groups, women, youth and entrepreneurs have access to dignified work and increased their power in market and gainedequitable share of economic development. 3. Goal 3: Women and men including youth impacted by climate change have power and leadership to assert their right and access to natural resources and have capacities andplatforms for strategic climate actions to reduce impact of climate risks on their lives. 4. Goal 4: Vulnerable women and men affected by conflict, disasters and climate change impacts have access to humanitarian assistance and have capacity to reduce their suffering and loss of lives through building resilience to disasters (natural – rural <(>&<)> urban and man-made) and conflicts.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands South AsiaThe right to life and security482024 96283 343019 312419 -2383069323115032 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)115032Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB Bangladesh220195 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)220195Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB Bangladesh129214 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)129214Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB Bangladesh240113 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)240113Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB Bangladesh102906 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)102906Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB Bangladesh93260 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)93260Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB Bangladesh111034 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)111034Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB Bangladesh128837 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)128837Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB BangladeshPublic institutions are improving their policy and practices in pro of climate adaptation, resilience and food securitycases where governments increased their ODA or national budgets for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (this relates to agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance )cases where governments improved their policy and/or regulations regarding support for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (including agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance ).cases where participatory approaches to community resilience being upscaled and institutionalized, contributing to e.g. NDC, NAPs and NBSAPsPrivate sector actors (including SMEs, MFIs) support equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainscases where private sector actors co-create, promote, support locally owned/developed, SSHH farmers and food producers centered solutions increasing equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainsCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsSmall scale food producers, women and men, are better able to adapt their agriculture production system, livelihoods and land scape to climate change ensuring access to healthy food, based on local biodiversityfemale rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)male rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)female commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsmale commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-06:23Oxfam NovibOxfam in Myanmar will implement the Transboundary Rivers of South Asia programme at country level, with a focus on working with communities to increase their access to and control over water resources. This will be achieved by (i) building capacities ofriver basin community leaders, communities themselves, as well as CSO networks and (ii) collaborating with authorities at different levels toimprove water governance. This will include training and capacity building for women in order to increase their influence in decision-making.Oxfam NovibOxfam GBOxfam great Britain is managing Oxfam in Myanmar. It has an office in Yangon since 2009 and operates in 5 townships as stipulated in its MOU with the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation. Oxfam’s vision for Myanmar is for all citizens, including women and ethnic nationalities, to be able to enjoy their social, cultural, economic, civil and political rights. We believe it is possible for Myanmar to be led by a government that is responsive and accountable to its citizens; to have a political system everyone can be part of and have a dynamic private sector which works in the interests of the poorest. The focus of our work is now: Empowering communities to exercise their own rights and increase their influence on local policies and resource allocation; promoting an accountable civil society which is able to drive pro-poor policies and equitable change. Building a responsive local government which can respond to the priorities of its people, engaging networks of communities, civil society and local government in order to work with a widerange of national and international actors. Increasing the participation of women in society, helping them to gain positions of leadership and to participate in decision making processes at all levels. Working towards a pro-poor private sector to ensure the private sector and the government adopt business practices and policies which benefit poor and vulnerable people. To achieve our goals, the Oxfam Country strategy focuses on three thematic areas of work: Governance and Social Accountability, Economic Justice, and Humanitarian. Gender Equality is a core element in all programs, ensuring that we put women at the centre of everything we do.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands South AsiaThe right to life and security328702 455754 351050 -5935445941 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)45941Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB70690 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)70690Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB212070 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)212070Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB76538 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)76538Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB73167 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)73167Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB214235 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)214235Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB91815 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)91815Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB30311 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)30311Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB218482 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)218482Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB10400 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)10400Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GB26338 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)26338Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam GBPublic institutions are improving their policy and practices in pro of climate adaptation, resilience and food securitycases where governments increased their ODA or national budgets for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (this relates to agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance )cases where governments improved their policy and/or regulations regarding support for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (including agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance ).cases where participatory approaches to community resilience being upscaled and institutionalized, contributing to e.g. NDC, NAPs and NBSAPsPrivate sector actors (including SMEs, MFIs) support equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainscases where private sector actors co-create, promote, support locally owned/developed, SSHH farmers and food producers centered solutions increasing equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainsCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsSmall scale food producers, women and men, are better able to adapt their agriculture production system, livelihoods and land scape to climate change ensuring access to healthy food, based on local biodiversityfemale rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)male rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)female commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsmale commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-07:23Oxfam NovibOxfam in India will implement the Transboundary Rivers of South Asia project at country level, with a focus on working with communities to increase their access to and control over water resources. This will be achieved by (i) building capacities of river basin community leaders, communities themselves, as well as CSO networks and (ii) collaborating with authorities at different levels to improve water governance. This will include training and capacity building for women in order to increase their influence in decision-making.Oxfam NovibOxfam IndiaIn 2008, various Oxfams in India joined forces to form Oxfam India. Registered as an independent organisation, Oxfam India has indigenous staff and board members. We are a member of the global confederation of 20 Oxfams. We focus on four poverty eliminating goals 1: Livelihood: More women and men will realise their right to secure and sustainable livelihoods. 2: Fight for women: More women will lead a violence-free life. This can be achieved through changes in attitudes and beliefs about gender relations and through encouraging women's engagement and assuming leadership in institutions and decision-making roles. 3: Education and Health: People living in poverty, especially women and, girls will realise their right to accessible and affordable healthcare, education, clean water and sanitation. 4: Human Rights: Those facing a humanitarian crisis will be assured the protection and the assistance they need, regardless of who they are, where they live or how they are affected. We see poverty as a problem of power, the lack of power.’ We workwith 60 NGOs at the grassroots’ level to tackle poverty and inequality where it germinates. Our programmes are currently active in the critical states of Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Jharkhand, Odisha and Uttar Pradesh. We work with the most marginalised segments – Dalits, Tribals, Muslims, and Women. For them, poverty is more than lack of income, healthcare and education. It is a crippling state where these groups do not have any control in deciding the course of their own lives. They are excluded from basic decision-making rights. Oxfam works primarily through grassroots organisations to bring deep-rooted sustainable changes in people’s lives. We do this through long-term development programming and link it to positive policy changes at various levels. We work for the socially excludedand most marginalised communities by mobilising them to campaign for greater economic and social reforms. We use our learnings about what works and what doesn’t at the grassroots level, through research and advocacy, to bring about pro-poor changes in policies and institutions.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands South AsiaThe right to life and security548354 254600 419910 -15273276782 34097 7293176978146329 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)146329Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam India241215 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)241215Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam India275818 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)275818Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam India139592 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)139592Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam India293937 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)293937Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam India110700 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)110700Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam India160970 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)160970Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOxfam IndiaPublic institutions are improving their policy and practices in pro of climate adaptation, resilience and food securitycases where governments increased their ODA or national budgets for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (this relates to agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance )cases where governments improved their policy and/or regulations regarding support for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (including agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance ).cases where participatory approaches to community resilience being upscaled and institutionalized, contributing to e.g. NDC, NAPs and NBSAPsPrivate sector actors (including SMEs, MFIs) support equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainscases where private sector actors co-create, promote, support locally owned/developed, SSHH farmers and food producers centered solutions increasing equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainsCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsSmall scale food producers, women and men, are better able to adapt their agriculture production system, livelihoods and land scape to climate change ensuring access to healthy food, based on local biodiversityfemale rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)male rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)female commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsmale commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-08:23Oxfam NovibOxfam in Nepal will implement the Transboundary Rivers of South Asia programme at country level, with a focus on working with communities to increase their access to and control over water resources. This will be achieved by (i) building capacities of river basin community leaders, communities themselves, as well as CSO networks and (ii) collaborating with authorities at different levels to improve water governance. This will include training and capacity building for women in order to increase their influence in decision-making.Oxfam NovibOXFAM Great Britain in NepalOxfam's vision for Nepal is a just society without poverty, in which all women and men live a life of dignity, enjoy their rights and assume their responsibilities as active citizens of Nepal. To contribute to this vision, Oxfam will continue its previous work ongovernance, gender equality and social inclusion. To do this there are three inter-connected programmes - gender justice, food andeconomic justice and disaster risk reduction. Oxfam in Nepal is registered under legal personality of Oxfam GreatBritain and is national country office for Oxfam International. Oxfam in Nepal is responsible for the implementation of the Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security program in close collaboration with national organizations, particularly LI-BIRD.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands South AsiaThe right to life and security422601 239834 331171 362334 45928 -3285450287 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)50287Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal223389 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)223389Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal282930 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)282930Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal105830 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)105830Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal231820 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)231820Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal167049 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)167049Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal-102906 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-102906Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal284541 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)284541Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal107318 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)107318Government Sweden TROSA SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in NepalPublic institutions are improving their policy and practices in pro of climate adaptation, resilience and food securitycases where governments increased their ODA or national budgets for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (this relates to agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance )cases where governments improved their policy and/or regulations regarding support for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (including agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance ).cases where participatory approaches to community resilience being upscaled and institutionalized, contributing to e.g. NDC, NAPs and NBSAPsPrivate sector actors (including SMEs, MFIs) support equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainscases where private sector actors co-create, promote, support locally owned/developed, SSHH farmers and food producers centered solutions increasing equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainsCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsSmall scale food producers, women and men, are better able to adapt their agriculture production system, livelihoods and land scape to climate change ensuring access to healthy food, based on local biodiversityfemale rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)male rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)female commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsmale commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-10:BDOxfam NovibIUCN, International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources will facilitate the Gangas-Bramhaputra-Meghna CSO network and further build their capacity on TBWG (Transboundary Water Governance) issues, strengthen the regional CSO cohesion and furtherrefine the CSO Vision (from BRIDGE project) and work on its implementation by establishing the National Working Groups. It will parallely engage with the government and other stakeholders and take the work of the GBM CSOs network to the Track IIlevel.Oxfam NovibInt Union Conservation NatureThe International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is a membership Union uniquely composed of both government and civil society organisations. It provides public, private and non-governmental organisations with the knowledge and tools that enable human progress, economic development and nature conservation to take place together. IUCN Members include national and subnational governments and government agencies as well as non-governmental and indigenous peoples’ organisations from over 160 countries. IUCN is a partnership Union uniquely composed of both government and civil society organizations. It provides public, private and non-governmental organizations with the knowledge and tools that enable human progress, economic development and nature conservation to take place together. Created in 1948, IUCN is now the world’s largest and most diverse environmental network, harnessing the knowledge, resourcesand reach of 1,300 Member organizations and some 15,000 experts. It is a leading provider of conservation data, assessments and analysis. Its broad membership enables IUCN to fill the role of incubator and trusted repository of best practices, tools and international standards. In the GBM region, IUCN has more than 20 years of experience in implementing multi-country shared water governance and NbS initiatives, such as E4L, BRIDGE GBM and Mountain EbA. The implementation of T2:3R within IUCN will be carried out through internal cooperation led by IUCN Asia Reginal Office in Bangkok, and directly supported by IUCN country offices in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal that combines our in-country experience and unique in-house expertise in Nature-based Solutions and cooperative governanceof shared water resources.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BangladeshThe right to life and security223005 312092 100984 170575 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)170575Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature192230 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)192230Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature68953 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)68953Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature156104 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)156104Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature66902 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)66902Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature35921 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)35921Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature-66902 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-66902Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature189989 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)189989Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature22841 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)22841Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature71844 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)71844Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation NaturePublic institutions are improving their policy and practices in pro of climate adaptation, resilience and food securitycases where governments increased their ODA or national budgets for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (this relates to agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance )cases where governments improved their policy and/or regulations regarding support for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (including agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance ).cases where participatory approaches to community resilience being upscaled and institutionalized, contributing to e.g. NDC, NAPs and NBSAPsCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-10:NPOxfam NovibIUCN, International Union for Conservation of Nature and Natural Resources will facilitate the Gangas-Bramhaputra-Meghna CSO network and further build their capacity on TBWG (Transboundary Water Governance) issues, strengthen the regional CSO cohesion and furtherrefine the CSO Vision (from BRIDGE project) and work on its implementation by establishing the National Working Groups. It will parallely engage with the government and other stakeholders and take the work of the GBM CSOs network to the Track IIlevel.Oxfam NovibInt Union Conservation NatureThe International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) is a membership Union uniquely composed of both government and civil society organisations. It provides public, private and non-governmental organisations with the knowledge and tools that enable human progress, economic development and nature conservation to take place together. IUCN Members include national and subnational governments and government agencies as well as non-governmental and indigenous peoples’ organisations from over 160 countries. IUCN is a partnership Union uniquely composed of both government and civil society organizations. It provides public, private and non-governmental organizations with the knowledge and tools that enable human progress, economic development and nature conservation to take place together. Created in 1948, IUCN is now the world’s largest and most diverse environmental network, harnessing the knowledge, resourcesand reach of 1,300 Member organizations and some 15,000 experts. It is a leading provider of conservation data, assessments and analysis. Its broad membership enables IUCN to fill the role of incubator and trusted repository of best practices, tools and international standards. In the GBM region, IUCN has more than 20 years of experience in implementing multi-country shared water governance and NbS initiatives, such as E4L, BRIDGE GBM and Mountain EbA. The implementation of T2:3R within IUCN will be carried out through internal cooperation led by IUCN Asia Reginal Office in Bangkok, and directly supported by IUCN country offices in Bangladesh, India, and Nepal that combines our in-country experience and unique in-house expertise in Nature-based Solutions and cooperative governanceof shared water resources.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NepalThe right to life and security258903 172855 170575 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)170575Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature192230 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)192230Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature68953 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)68953Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature156104 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)156104Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature66902 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)66902Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature35921 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)35921Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature-66902 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-66902Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature189989 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)189989Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature22841 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)22841Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation Nature71844 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)71844Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInt Union Conservation NaturePublic institutions are improving their policy and practices in pro of climate adaptation, resilience and food securitycases where governments increased their ODA or national budgets for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (this relates to agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance )cases where governments improved their policy and/or regulations regarding support for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (including agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance ).cases where participatory approaches to community resilience being upscaled and institutionalized, contributing to e.g. NDC, NAPs and NBSAPsCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-11:NPOxfam NovibInternational Centre for Integrated Mountain Development will work on three interlinked components: i) building research capacity for higher education institutions in the target countries; ii) sharing experience of good practices of community led water managementthrough the case of community based early flood warning system; and iii) convening knowledge sharing events and science # policy dialogues to promote joint learning across the region and beyond.Oxfam NovibICIMODThe International Centre for Integrated Mountain Development (ICIMOD) is a regional intergovernmental learning and knowledge sharing centre serving the eight regional member countries of the Hindu Kush Himalayas # Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, China, India, Myanmar, Nepal, and Pakistan # and based in Kathmandu, Nepal. Globalization and climate change have an increasing influence on the stability of fragile mountain ecosystems and the livelihoods of mountain people. ICIMOD aims to assist mountain people to understand these changes, adapt to them, and make the most of new opportunities, while addressing upstream-downstream issues.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NepalThe right to life and security150553 3741 70700 -1103022531 86280 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)86280Government Sweden TROSA SIDAICIMOD36977 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)36977Government Sweden TROSA SIDAICIMOD69319 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)69319Government Sweden TROSA SIDAICIMOD162 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)162Government Sweden TROSA SIDAICIMODCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsSmall scale food producers, women and men, are better able to adapt their agriculture production system, livelihoods and land scape to climate change ensuring access to healthy food, based on local biodiversityfemale rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)male rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)female commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsmale commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-13:INOxfam NovibInternational Rivers Network will i) connect Salween communities, activists and academic supporters across the three countries of the shared river; ii) advance community voice in transboundary mainstream and tributary rivers of the Brahmaputra and Ganga;and iii) support multi-stakeholder dialogues and visioning for river governance.Oxfam NovibInternational RiversSince 1985, International Rivers has been at the heart of the global struggle to protect rivers and the rights of communities that depend on them. They work with an international network of dam-affected people, grassroots organizations, environmentalists, human rights advocates and others who are committed to stopping destructive river projects and promoting better options.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndiaThe right to life and security6258 62756 690142000068038 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)68038Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers45359 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)45359Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers125459 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)125459Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers69044 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)69044Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers157771 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)157771Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers67616 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)67616Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers142843 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)142843Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers31467 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)31467Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers-5256 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-5256Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational RiversPrivate sector actors (including SMEs, MFIs) support equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainscases where private sector actors co-create, promote, support locally owned/developed, SSHH farmers and food producers centered solutions increasing equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainsCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-13:MMOxfam NovibInternational Rivers Network will i) connect Salween communities, activists and academic supporters across the three countries of the shared river; ii) advance community voice in transboundary mainstream and tributary rivers of the Brahmaputra and Ganga;and iii) support multi-stakeholder dialogues and visioning for river governance.Oxfam NovibInternational RiversSince 1985, International Rivers has been at the heart of the global struggle to protect rivers and the rights of communities that depend on them. They work with an international network of dam-affected people, grassroots organizations, environmentalists, human rights advocates and others who are committed to stopping destructive river projects and promoting better options.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MyanmarThe right to life and security157771 210459 51467 690142000068038 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)68038Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers45359 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)45359Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers125459 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)125459Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers69044 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)69044Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers157771 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)157771Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers67616 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)67616Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers142843 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)142843Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers31467 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)31467Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers-5256 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-5256Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational RiversPrivate sector actors (including SMEs, MFIs) support equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainscases where private sector actors co-create, promote, support locally owned/developed, SSHH farmers and food producers centered solutions increasing equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainsCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-13:NPOxfam NovibInternational Rivers Network will i) connect Salween communities, activists and academic supporters across the three countries of the shared river; ii) advance community voice in transboundary mainstream and tributary rivers of the Brahmaputra and Ganga;and iii) support multi-stakeholder dialogues and visioning for river governance.Oxfam NovibInternational RiversSince 1985, International Rivers has been at the heart of the global struggle to protect rivers and the rights of communities that depend on them. They work with an international network of dam-affected people, grassroots organizations, environmentalists, human rights advocates and others who are committed to stopping destructive river projects and promoting better options.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NepalThe right to life and security113397 194503 690142000068038 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)68038Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers45359 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)45359Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers125459 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)125459Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers69044 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)69044Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers157771 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)157771Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers67616 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)67616Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers142843 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)142843Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers31467 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)31467Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational Rivers-5256 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-5256Government Sweden TROSA SIDAInternational RiversPrivate sector actors (including SMEs, MFIs) support equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainscases where private sector actors co-create, promote, support locally owned/developed, SSHH farmers and food producers centered solutions increasing equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainsCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-16:INOxfam NovibCuts @2050-A vision document (Approved by the Cuts Board). Cuts and Oxfam Novib are the likeminded organisation. Cuts@2050-A visiondocument is aligned well with Oxfam Novib. which are aligned to TROSA project. Rules-based Trade a) WTO Issues b) Developmental Issues including sustainability c) Regional Economic Cooperation Effective Regulation a) Competition Policy and Law b) Economic Regulation c) Investment Climate and Private Sector Development d) Digital Economy Good Governance a) ConsumerProtection b) People#s Participation c) Accountability d) Access to Information Introduction Project This terms of reference (ToR) is designed for partner engagement of CUTS International in India and Bangladesh for activities proposed under year-3 plan for TROSA program supported by Oxfam. The activities will be implemented by CUTS International (hereinafter referred to as CUTS) along with Jookto, Karimganj, Assam (JKO); Oxfam India (OIN), North East Research and Social Work Networking (NERSWN(South Salamara, Dhubri, Assam), and Oxfam Bangladesh (OBD). Scope of Work and Deliverables 2.1 Objective: Improved policies and practice of governments that protect the rights of riverbasin communities to water resources Outcome 1: Government policies and practices in water resources management are more inclusive of community concerns and meet national and international standards 2.1.1 Study on #Inclusive spaces on transboundary trade and ease of business focussing on the emerging opportunitiesof Riparian women SHGs in Dhubri-Rowmari region in Indo-Bangladesh border. 2.1.1.1 This study will comprise of FGDs with women farmers, producer companies, traders, boat owners, and Key Informant interviews with officials from Agricultural and Fisheries department, inland water transport department, border security, customs, quarantine etc.It will also include collection of statistics on production details of major agricultural products etc. Attempt will be made to mapthe current budgetary allowancesin developing waterways, including that for dredging within India and along the protocol route. 2.1.1.2 CUTS will conduct visits to project locations of Dhubri, Hatsinghimari, in India and Rowmari, Chilmari and Rangpur in Bangladesh and interact withkey stakeholders. CUTS will share the list of stakeholders well advance for necessary preparations. Based on theinteractions, a list of products will be identified for further research. CUTS will draft the questionnaire for each stakeholder and shareitwithNERSWN/OIN/OBD. These questionnaires will explore the business opportunities/ ease of doing business on those commodities across the border through waterways. A detailed methodology of the proposed study will be shared by CUTS by 20th of September. NERSWN/OIN: Will take prior appointments with key stakeholders including women SHGs in Dhubri, Hatsinghimari for CUTS# visit and willalso assist CUTS in collecting secondary data from relevant departments in Meghalaya and Assam. OBD: Will take prior appointments with key stakeholders including women SHGs in Chilmari/ Rowmari will also assist CUTS in collecting secondary data from relevant departments in these locations. 2.1.2 Bilateral dialogue between India and Bangladesh 2.1.2.1 A multi stakeholderdialogue will be organised in the month of April/May 2020 with officials from IWAI, BIWTA, private sector, boat association, traders, CSOs, local government, subject experts etc. 2.1.2.2 CUTS will organise this event either in Kolkata or Guwahati. OBDwillassist in follow-up with participants from Bangladesh. CUTS will cover the travel cost of one representative of OBD and NERSWN to participate in this event. OIN will also ensure its participation. 2.2 Objective 2: Improved policies and practice ofprivatesector and other actors that respect therights of river basin communities to water resources Outcome 2- Practices of private sector respect community access to water resources actively contributing to reduce conflict 2.2.1 Meeting with Traders One meeting will be organized in Meghna basin (Karimganj/Silchar, India) with traders of agricultural commodities from India and Bangladesh in the month of February- March, 2020. The output of the meeting will lead to specific recommendation fromtraders# perspective on current production, logistics, supply chain and regulatory regime. CUTS and Jookto (CUTS# partner in Barak Valley) will organise this event. OBD will support in following up with participants from Ashuganj. CUTS will bear the cost of OBD s participation. OIN and IUCN will participate in this event. 2.3 Objective 3: Outcome 4: River basin communities# increasingly influence in trans-boundary water governance policies and processes Outcome 3: Local communities are better ableto reduce theirvulnerability to water resource related shock including from conflict <(>&<)> disasters. 2.3.1 Nadi Baithak Bi monthly meeting will be organised in Meghna basin at community level in three locations in India in Barak Valley using SES approach. Jookto- CUTSpartner will organise these meetings at community level OBD- will provide technical support to CUTS. CUTS and Jookto will participate in one of the Nadi Baithak organised by OBD to understand SES approach. OIN and IUCN will participatein NadiBaithak organised by Jookto in Barak Valley.Oxfam NovibConsumer Unity & Trust SocietyEstablished in 1983, CUTS International (Consumer Unity <(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)> Trust Society) is a non-governmental organisation, engaged in consumer sovereignty in the framework of social justice and economic equality and environmental balance, within and across borders. Cuts international is registered under society registration act 1983 No -9911984.85, FCRA act 2010 No 125560044R and registered under section 12 A of income Tax act Cuts @2050-A vision document (Approved by the Cuts Board). Cuts and Oxfam Novib are the likeminded organisation. Cuts@2050-A vision document is aligned well with Oxfam Novib. which are aligned to TROSA project. Rules-based Trade a) WTO Issues b) Developmental Issues including sustainability c) Regional Economic Cooperation Effective Regulation a) Competition Policy and Law b) Economic Regulation c) Investment Climate and Private Sector Development d) Digital Economy Good Governance a) Consumer Protection b) People#s Participation c) Accountability d) Access to InformationSwedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndiaThe right to life and security55881 75864 38561 5036296271603839117 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)39117Government Sweden TROSA SIDAConsumer Unity & Trust Society57966 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)57966Government Sweden TROSA SIDAConsumer Unity & Trust Society22523 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)22523Government Sweden TROSA SIDAConsumer Unity & Trust SocietyPublic institutions are improving their policy and practices in pro of climate adaptation, resilience and food securitycases where governments increased their ODA or national budgets for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (this relates to agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance )cases where governments improved their policy and/or regulations regarding support for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (including agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance ).cases where participatory approaches to community resilience being upscaled and institutionalized, contributing to e.g. NDC, NAPs and NBSAPsPrivate sector actors (including SMEs, MFIs) support equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainscases where private sector actors co-create, promote, support locally owned/developed, SSHH farmers and food producers centered solutions increasing equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainsincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-19:SEOxfam NovibUppsala University is an internationally oriented research university with the task of gaining and imparting knowledge for the benefit of humanity and for a better world through education and research of the highest quality and relevance as well as well-developedcollaboration with business and society. As an integrated educational and research environment and a meeting place for knowledge, culture and critical dialogue, the university, with its disciplinary breadth, has unique opportunities to develop new areas of knowledge through cross-border collaborations. Uppsala University's vision, goals and strategies The mission of Uppsala University is to gain and disseminate knowledge for the benefit of humankind and for a better world. The University rests on the idea and fundamentalbelief that investments in education and research contribute to a better future. The ultimate goal is for research and education tomake a difference in society in the long term. Our University will put all its breadth and combined strength into supporting sustain- able development, engaging with the wider community and promoting openness and respect Sustainable development Uppsala University aspires to a leading role in the transition to a more sustainable society. The present and future challenges facing society largely concern the need for sustainability. As a full-scale research university, Uppsala University is well equipped to contribute to sustainable development Collaboration The University operates at the heartof the society to which it belongs. Collaboration enables theacademic knowledge base to make an impact and be of use in society, while also providing new inspiration for education and research Equal opportunities Equal opportunities are a matter of rights for the individual and quality for the University. The University’s study and work environment must be characterized by openness and respect. The UNESO Chair on International Water Cooperation The university also hosts the first UNESCO Chair on International Water Cooperation. Research led by this chair at the Department of Conflict and Peace Research looks at cross-cutting issues of shared waters, regional cooperation, water security and hydro-diplomacy.Oxfam NovibUppsala UniversityUppsala University is an internationally oriented research university with the task of gaining and imparting knowledge for the benefit of humanity and for a better world through education and research of the highest quality and relevance as well as well-developedcollaboration with business and society. As an integrated educational and research environment and a meeting place for knowledge, culture and critical dialogue, the university, with its disciplinary breadth, has unique opportunities to develop new areas of knowledge through cross-border collaborations. Uppsala University's vision, goals and strategies The mission of Uppsala University is togain and disseminate knowledge for the benefit of humankind and for a better world. The University rests on the idea and fundamental belief that investments in education and research contribute to a better future. The ultimate goal is for research and education to make a difference in society in the long term. Our University will put all its breadth and combined strength into supporting sustain- able development, engaging with the wider community and promoting openness and respect Sustainable development Uppsala University aspires to a leading role in the transition to a more sustainable society. The present and future challenges facing society largely concern the need for sustainability. As a full-scale research university, Uppsala University is well equipped to contribute to sustainable development Collaboration The University operates at the heart of the society to which it belongs. Collaboration enables the academic knowledge base to make an impact and be of use in society, while also providing new inspiration for education and research Equal opportunities Equal opportunities are a matter of rights for the individual and quality for the University. The University’s study and work environment must be characterized by openness and respect. The UNESO Chair on International Water Cooperation The university also hosts the first UNESCO Chair on International Water Cooperation. Research led by this chair at the Department ofConflict and Peace Research looks at cross-cutting issues of shared waters, regional cooperation, water security and hydro-diplomacy. A regional analysis of cost of non-cooperation in South Asian shared waters (GBM basins): We would like to jointly initiate this regional analysis to identify the potential costs of non-cooperation and use the study findings to further mobilize our advocacy andengagement efforts with sub-regional initiatives (like BIMSTEC, SASEC, BBIN) and national governments from the GBM basinsSwedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SwedenThe right to life and security30000 21000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)21000Government Sweden TROSA SIDAUppsala University9000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)9000Government Sweden TROSA SIDAUppsala UniversityPublic institutions are improving their policy and practices in pro of climate adaptation, resilience and food securitycases where governments increased their ODA or national budgets for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (this relates to agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance )cases where governments improved their policy and/or regulations regarding support for climate adaptation, resilience and food security for small scale food producers (including agro-ecology, just land and NNRR governance ).cases where participatory approaches to community resilience being upscaled and institutionalized, contributing to e.g. NDC, NAPs and NBSAPsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-20:INOxfam NovibGrameen Development Services (GDS) was founded in 1993 and registered under the Societies Registration Act, 1860. GDS works with its head office at Lucknow (U.P.) and strives for the economic and social empowerment of the socio-economically disadvantagedsections of the society. Based on the recent FCRA issues Oxfam India has suggested engaging 2 partners in India to complete the project activities. Northeast Research and Social Work Networking (NERSWN) and Grameen Development Services (GDS) have beenapart of the TROSA program since year 1. They were part of Oxfam India in the past but now the partnership will be directly from ONL/PMU. We have approached the donor on the changes. Sida has approved the changes. Key con]tribution from Local CSOs including GDS are Civil society organizations: CSOs enable citizens to raise their voice, provide evidence-based alternatives and advocate for change. Where political space is lacking, CSOs working in partnership with local governments can influence water resource decision-making. Work may often be coordinated through alliances of like-minded groups, or working in formalized or informal networks. These will often include nongovernment organisations working collaboratively with combinations of researchers, policy institutions and universities, media, communitybased and peoples organisations. Drawing together diverse skills sets and interests, they are able to analyze water related issues at different scales that can provide evidence which can be a starting point for dialogue with decision makers, be used to hold duty bearers accountable, and also provide scientific evidence for policy and practice alternatives or interventionsOxfam NovibGrameen Development ServicesGDS was established in 1993 and first substantially supported by Oxfam Novib in 1996. From the start, GDS has been working on women#s livelihoods issues in the rural areas of Eastern Uttar Pradesh and since 2007 also in Bihar. Throughout the years, several approaches were implemented, always centred around Self-Help Groups (SHGs) and their savings and credit activities. In Maharajganj, a flood prone area where GDS started to work in 2002, and in Bihar disaster risk reduction has become a second focus area for the organisation. It has promoted a Community Based Flood Preparedness Model as well as techniques to safeguard livelihoods, particularly agriculture based ones, which helped the farmers in the flood affected areas of Maharajganj to adjust their activities to the regular flood pattern in the area (i.e. 3 crops in 2 seasons). GDS is now establishing a humanitarian unit to be able to respond to disasters ina faster and more adequate way. Apart from being an implementing organisation, over the last five years GDS has also built capacityto act as a resource organisation. In this role it is leading initiatives in Uttar Pradesh in the field of gender budget tracking and advocacy as well as on migration issues. Gender and HIV and AIDS mainstreaming are two other main components in GDS#s work.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndiaThe right to life and security8485 19875940 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)5940Government Sweden TROSA SIDAGrameen Development ServicesCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05177-21:INOxfam NovibThe Northeast Research and Social Work Networking (NERSWN), Kokrajhar, is one of the responsive voluntary organization operating inthe region. The organization is registered under Section XXI of Society Registration Act of 1860, FCRA 1976 and Section 12A of IT Act 1961. The organization was conceived by a group of young people who were together known as ‘BRANSTHU’ in December 2004 and was registered as a society in June 2005. Presently, the organization is operating from its Headquarter at Kokrajhar, Assam with its project offices located at Gossaigaon and Kazigaon, sub-divisions in the district of Kokrajhar. Currently, the organization is working mainly in the Bodoland region of Assam with a group of people who have experienced exclusion from the developmental discourse, with anaim to realize sustainable development and create equitable opportunities. Based on the recent FCRA issues Oxfam India has suggested engaging 2 partners in India to complete the project activities. Northeast Research and Social Work Networking (NERSWN) and Grameen Development Services (GDS) have beenapart of the TROSA program since year 1. They were part of Oxfam India in the past but now the partnership will be directly from ONL/PMU. We have approached the donor on the changes. Sida has approved the changes. Key con]tribution from Local CSOs including GDS are Civil society organizations: CSOs enable citizens to raise their voice, provide evidence-based alternatives and advocate for change. Where political space is lacking, CSOs working in partnership with local governments can influence water resource decision-making. Work may often be coordinated through alliances of like-minded groups, or working in formalized or informal networks. These will often include nongovernment organisations working collaboratively with combinations of researchers, policy institutions and universities, media, community based and peoples organisations. Drawing together diverse skills sets and interests, they are able to analyze water related issues at different scales that can provide evidence which can be a starting point for dialogue with decision makers, be used to hold duty bearers accountable, and also provide scientific evidence for policy andpractice alternatives or interventionsOxfam NovibNorthEast Research&SocialWork NetwoThe North East Research <(>&<)> Social Work Networking (NERSWN) is a secular, not-for-profit, gender-just, non-political organization set up in 2004 and registered in 2005 under the Societies Registration Act 1860. NERSWN is a responsive voluntary institutionsconceived, led and managed by a bunch of committed <(>&<)> dynamic young people from the region, working towards sustainable <(>&<)> holistic change mainly in the North East region of India. We, at NERSWN, seek to reach out with social endeavour to the doorsteps of people, to realize development <(>&<)> rights of the marginalized by building capacities of communities and strengthening knowledge technology <(>&<)> networks.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndiaThe right to life and security7147 21475000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)5000Government Sweden TROSA SIDANorthEast Research&SocialWork NetwoCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-17:VNOxfam Novib'This project has the mission to close the gap for persons with disabilities in the educational environment and ensure the rights of ethnic minority children with disabilities in Hoa Binh Province. - To raise awareness among ethnic minority women and children, and schools about the laws on persons with disabilities and child protection; as well as about effective legal aid and inclusive education for disabled children. - To supplement and complete the policy regimes for children with disabilities by working in partnershipwith the government. This project is designed to address specific issues as below: - To grant disabled people the best opportunityto access integrated education. - To enhance the role and responsibility of local authorities and agencies in supporting disabled children to ensure their rights by developing coordination regulations for legal aid between sectors at the district and commune levels to ensure disabled children genuinely enjoy their rights and inclusive education. - To improve awareness and capacity for parents and schools to support their children in accessing integrated education. - To improve awareness and understanding among parents about relevant laws and policies to protect the rights of disabled children. - To strengthen awareness and capacity for parents and teachers to help the disabled in children access inclusive education. Output: # A coordination mechanism engaging different sectorsfrom health care, education, to Labor, War Invalids and Social Affairs is adopted by the District People's Committee to inform, monitor and evaluate the participation of disabled children in inclusive education. # Promoting awareness among 1130 ethnic minorities about the rights of children and persons with disabilities, providing legal aid to ensure their rights. # Creating a favourable condition for disabled children to participate in physical and educational activities. # Documenting, sharing and multiplying the lessons learned.Oxfam NovibCenter for Legal Consulting and LegLACEW is a legal consulting organization that was granted operation registration certificate No. 16/TP/DKHD-TT dated October 15, 2012. The Center operates on providing legal consultancy, sending lawyers to participate in legal proceedings to defend, represent, protect legitimate rights and interests of individuals and organizations; providing legal aid in accordance with the law. From 2012-2017, the Center provided legal support for 426 cases. In 2017 alone, the center provided legal advice to 138 cases, protecting legitimate rights and interests for women in 35 marriage and family, civil, labor, criminal cases.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation63156 31578 incoming transaction European Union 31578European Union EU EC generalCenter for Legal Consulting and Leg25263 incoming transaction European Union 25263European Union EU EC generalCenter for Legal Consulting and Leg6293 incoming transaction European Union 6293European Union EU EC generalCenter for Legal Consulting and Leg1148 incoming transaction European Union 1148European Union EU EC generalCenter for Legal Consulting and LegWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-18:VNOxfam NovibThe goals of the project will concentrate on addressing the following issues: (i) Promoting the practice of using health insurance cards for medical examination and treatment among locals. (ii) Building a coordination mechanism between district agencies, and organizations in the healthcare sector to host yearly communication events and health days for people. (iii) The healthcare sector working in coordination with other agencies in the district to provide people with health checks and advice, and encourage people to approach health services. (iv) Building capacity for village's healthcare workers aiming to advance the benefits of health insurance andthe accessibility of the services. Output: # 01 report providing policy recommendations and other related documents on health insurance and the rights to health care of people in Cao Phong district. # 01 legal framework that defines the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders in implementing and communicating for insurance laws and insurance policies to ensure the rights and interests of the community. # 01 memo of the coordination mechanism between health facilities and the social insurance sector is issued by District People Committee to address issues involving health insurance for community. # 40 people have their awareness strengthened, including those working in district agencies and village health workers, and promoting communication on health issues. # 500 people are directly benefited from the project's activities and better informedof the benefits of health insurance. At least 250 people receive advice on their health conditions and health insurance. # 480 people have their health improved thanks to accessing community-based mobile health screening and advisory service. # 4000 people in the commune where the project is implemented get receive communication leaflets about the benefits of health insurance.Oxfam NovibCenter of Legal Consulting and LegaCenter of Legal Consulting and Legal Aid for Poor Ethnic Minorities was established in 2013. It has since achieved 8 years of experience in providing legal advice, defense and mediation for the people. The center also has experience in cooperating with local authorities in implementing different projects and activities. Being capable of reaching out to communities and local authorities, the Center can ensure the efficiency and progress of its implemented projects. Besides, we are rich in community work experience, the Center promotes the participation of the community in project activities to maximize the benefits and interests of the community.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam20.8115 105.3353The right to social and political participation63623 31812 incoming transaction European Union 31812European Union EU EC generalCenter of Legal Consulting and Lega25449 incoming transaction European Union 25449European Union EU EC generalCenter of Legal Consulting and Lega6330 incoming transaction European Union 6330European Union EU EC generalCenter of Legal Consulting and Lega1174 incoming transaction European Union 1174European Union EU EC generalCenter of Legal Consulting and LegaWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-19:VNOxfam NovibVietnam Association for Protection of Children's Rights (VACR) proposes the project "Improving access to justice for child victims of sexual abuse in Ha Noi" to pilot the model of communication in educating the community and to build capacity in judicialsupport for children and families who are victims of sexual abuse in Hanoi, served as the basis for nationwide replication. The project aims to strengthen the access to justice and legal assistance for children and families who are victims of sexual abusein Hanoi through 3main objectives. Objective 1: Awareness raising for the community on the procedure of handling, gathering evidence and requestingsupport and legal assistance for child sexual abuse cases. Objective 2: Capacity building for law enforcement support groups to protect children and families who are victims of sexual abuse in Hanoi, including people's assessors; police, procurators; lawyers, jurists, legal assistants; civil society organizations, the staff of National Child ProtectionHotline 111 and lecturers on law at schools; media; care centers for children. Objective 3: Increasing the access to legal advice and support for children and families whoare victims of sexual abuse in Hanoi. This project adopts a right-based approachby(1) awareness-raising and enhancing law enforcement; (2) assist victims in accessing justice, and (3) advocate for policy change.Oxfam NovibVietnam Association for ProtectionFounded on April 08 2008, VACR is non-government organization working on the protection of child#s rights, with the mission to gather and unite Vietnamese individuals and organizations who voluntarily working for the purpose of making children enjoy all fundamental rights. Our six key mandates are: (1) Promoting advocacy and providing consultancy to improve capacity on child protection; (2) Participating in supervising, evaluating child rights implementation; (3) Formulating and implementing programs, projects# to protectchildren; (4) Carrying out cooperation research, training and information/experience sharing; (5) Mobilizing children#s voice and participation; and (6) Becoming focal point between INGO, CSOs and GO agencies.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation63381 31690 incoming transaction European Union 31690European Union EU EC generalVietnam Association for Protection25352 incoming transaction European Union 25352European Union EU EC generalVietnam Association for Protection6310 incoming transaction European Union 6310European Union EU EC generalVietnam Association for Protection999 incoming transaction European Union 999European Union EU EC generalVietnam Association for ProtectionWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesDue to pandamic covid 19 happened in Vietnam, VACR worked both offline and online with beneficiaries so more men in both rural and urban could participate/ access in the projectmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesDue to pandamic covid 19 happened in Vietnam, VACR worked both offline and online with beneficiaries so more men in both rural and urban could participate/ access in the projectWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.Due to pandamic covid 19 happened in Vietnam, VACR worked both offline and online with beneficiaries so more women in both rural and urban could participate/ access in the projectmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.Due to pandamic covid 19 happened in Vietnam, VACR worked both offline and online with beneficiaries so more men in both rural and urban could participate/ access in the projectNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-20:VNOxfam Novib'Background: Vietnam has approximately 6.2 million people with disabilities (PWDs), accounting for 7.09% of the population. Due to the limited awareness of laws and policies amongst the PWDs themselves and society, especially amongst those working in healthcare and education facilities, and relevant organizations; the rights of PWDs are not fully implemented. The implementation of administrative procedures in healthcare and education for PWDs is still met with difficulties. In fact, the proportion of PWDs getting access to health care, education, vocational training and employment remains still relatively low. Furthermore, even if they can access education, healthcare and employment, PWDs are still exposed to various risks and violations such as not being able to complete administrative procedures, being refused to access to schools or medical treatment, and the incidence of being maltreated, physically or sexually abused at work. Most of those cases go silent and victims do not know how to exercise their very rights and interests protected by law. This has seriously deteriorated their opportunities of career advancement, their well-being, physical and mental health, and can translate into bad implications for social stability and development. Objectives: The project aims to raise awareness about policies and laws for PWDs concerning the aforementioned areas (especially those having difficulties with accessibility such as visually impaired, hearing impaired), families of children with disabilities and related people; to build clubs, forums, and addresses for legal advice (direct advice and via hotline, magazine and e-portal), and contribute comments and recommendations to supplement and amend policies and laws in the above fields.Oxfam NovibVietnam Blind Association (VBA)'The Vietnam Blind Association is a social organization under Vietnamese Fatherland Front, strongly supported by the Party and Vietnamese people. The Association is tasked with the mandate to empower persons with visual impairments and disabilities, thereby contributing to the mission "Wealthy People, Strong country, Just and Civilized society" set out by the Party. It now has chapters in 56 cities and provinces with more than 74,000 members nationwide.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation63943 31972 incoming transaction European Union 31972European Union EU EC generalVietnam Blind Association (VBA)25577 incoming transaction European Union 25577European Union EU EC generalVietnam Blind Association (VBA)5518 incoming transaction European Union 5518European Union EU EC generalVietnam Blind Association (VBA)1007 incoming transaction European Union 1007European Union EU EC generalVietnam Blind Association (VBA)Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-21:VNOxfam Novib'Background: Signing labour contracts is the right of the employee and the obligation of the employer. In fact, this has not been fully implemented. A preliminary study in Ba Vi District among 04 groups of women, the poor, ethnic minorities, and working-aged women found that respondents were not fully aware of the right and importance of signing employment contracts. Objectives: This initiative aims to promote the practice of signing labour contracts through building awareness and providing legal consultancy. It will target 5000 beneficiaries belonging to 4 abovementioned groups in Ba Vi District, Hanoi City. In particular: - Enhancing perception and understanding about the right to signing labour contracts for a core group of 750 people, including approximately 150 females. - Providing legal consultancy and assistance, and legal representation on issues related to the right to signing labour contracts, disputes during the implementation of labour contracts, as well as other issues related tolabour and employment for about 4,000 - 4,500 people. - Legal Advice for Poor people and Community Development Center with 16 years of experience in community-based communication and legal consultancy will implement this initiative in the best, most effective way.Oxfam NovibCenter of Legal Advice for Poor Peo'- Since its establishment in 2004 (re-registered under 2008 Decree 77 on Legal Consultancy), the Center has been operating and notviolating the law during its operation. The Center has accomplished legal consultancy and communication for thousands of people whovisit our office. Our beneficiaries are among women, the poor, families under preferential treatment policy, people in minor ethniccommunities and remote areas, the homeless elderly, the vulnerable ... - Within 10 consecutive years from 2008- 2018, the Center has implemented 3 phases of the project, funded by DANIDA-Denmark to provide mobile legal aid for ethnic minorities in Hoa Binh, Son La, Dien Bien, Lai Chau and Lao Provinces. The Center has organized 2,096 mobile legal aid campaign for 94,332 locals in different villages, approximately 500 legal training courses for our collaborators and beyond. In 2015 - 2018, the Center carried out a legal consultancy project on cooperative contracts for local people and businesses, including legal consultancy on labor contracts, employment, insurance for employees in companies and factories in Lao Cai, Lai Chau and Son La provinces. - In cooperation with the Center for Women and Development, the Center implemented community-based mobile legal consultancy projects funded by VUSTA and UNICEF. In particular, the UNICEF-funded project, Forum Lawyers and Children, implemented in 5 provinces across Vietnam, has spread humane valuesto children living on the streets and in nurturing centers, and reformatoryschools.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation60076 -2137930038 incoming transaction European Union 30038European Union EU EC generalCenter of Legal Advice for Poor Peo24030 incoming transaction European Union 24030European Union EU EC generalCenter of Legal Advice for Poor Peo-15531 incoming transaction European Union -15531European Union EU EC generalCenter of Legal Advice for Poor Peo160 incoming transaction European Union 160European Union EU EC generalCenter of Legal Advice for Poor PeoWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-22:VNOxfam NovibIn order to ensure that children from migrant families in Hanoi have access to health care and education services, this project focuses on two activities: (1) research and (2) communication and capacity building. Both quantitative and qualitative methods are used in the survey research. For the quantitative, this project will survey as many as 500 workers in industrial zones who currently bring up children from 0 to 18 years old; for the qualitative, in-depth interviews with 80 participants will be carried out, includingthe participation of 40 children of different ages, 40 parents and 10 officers in 5 industrial zones, 10 local authorities, justiceofficers, social workers, or health workers# In survey sites; focus group discussions will be held among 35 parents and 10 kids in 5 industrial zones to collect their opinions and experience of using healthcare and education services, those cases will be includedin case studies to reflect difficulties and struggles of the children and their family in these two areas. As for communication, the report will be disseminated up to 70 representatives who come from Ministry of Health, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Labor, Invalid and Social Affairs, Ministry of Education, National Assembly Committee for Culture, Education, Youth, Adolescents and Children, NGOs, Vietnam Women#s Union, Press. Besides, the report is also publicized to three social work schools in all three regions of Vietnam to inform social work majors and lecturers with most recently updated knowledge about gender, child care and education, and other issues facing migrant families. Furthermore, a training course which aims to provide knowledge and skills for healthcare workers and educators will be hosted along with two dialogues on women's rights and gender equality. Research findings, training materials, videos and tapes from workshops will be used for teaching and sharing purposes.Oxfam NovibVietnam Association for VocationalVietnam Association for Vocational-Educational Training and Social Work Profession is under the management of the Ministry of Labor, Invalids and Social Affairs. The Association works on: # Vocational training # Employment Consultancy # Policy advocacy # Cooperation with schools of social work in developing curriculum for modules for social work practice # Doing research related to social work education and practice, # Mobilizing funds for projects related to promoting social work education and social work profession in Viet NamEuropean Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation47529 23764 incoming transaction European Union 23764European Union EU EC generalVietnam Association for Vocational19012 incoming transaction European Union 19012European Union EU EC generalVietnam Association for Vocational2759 incoming transaction European Union 2759European Union EU EC generalVietnam Association for Vocational335 incoming transaction European Union 335European Union EU EC generalVietnam Association for VocationalWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-23:VNOxfam NovibNowadays, it is apparent that more children are born with autism spectrum disorders, they are faced with countless difficulties in life. Nghe An is among provinces having a high percentage of children with autism and other disabilities, while most of itspopulation still live below the poverty line. According to an estimation, there are more than 21,000 disadvantaged children residing in Nghe An (accounting for 2.34%) including 12,000 children living with visual impairments, hand, foot and mouth disabilities who struggle with coutless mental issues and great physical discomfort on a daily basis; more than 115.000 children are at risks of falling to disadvantaged conditions, accounting for 13% children living in the province. Those children need further attention and support from the community and the whole society. Taking these facts into account, we want to implement this proposal in Nghe An that will greatly benefit province-born children with autism and disabilities. The project aims to evaluate the impacts of current policies and laws on children with disabilities, and particularly those with autism; provide a snapshot of how we still fall short on protecting and supporting children with disabilities, as well as identify challenges and difficulties faced by not only children with disabilities and autism themselves but also authorities who are in charge of implementing relevant laws and policies.Oxfam NovibCenter for Social Work Skills andCenter for Social Work Skills and Knowledge Development (CSWD) The Center for Social Work Skills and Knowledge Development (CSWD) was founded to provide training and sharing knowledge on social work. We put a focus on two major themes: poverty eradication and community development. Some activities of the Center can be listed below: - Producing learning materials for students and teachers in social work major. - Providing internships and exchange programs for student majoring in social work. - Promoting educational integration amongst students with disabilities - Working in partnership with different organizations and universities in research and training activities in relation to social work.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation58962 29481 incoming transaction European Union 29481European Union EU EC generalCenter for Social Work Skills and23585 incoming transaction European Union 23585European Union EU EC generalCenter for Social Work Skills and2235 incoming transaction European Union 2235European Union EU EC generalCenter for Social Work Skills and291 incoming transaction European Union 291European Union EU EC generalCenter for Social Work Skills andWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThey are 153 children with disabilityand autism also benefited from projectThey are 153 children with disability and autism also benefited from projectmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThey are 153 children with disability and autism also benefited from projectThey are 153 children with disability and autism also benefited from projectWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.They are 153 children with disability and autism also benefited from projectThey are 153 children with disability and autism also benefited from projectmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.They are 153 children with disability and autism also benefited from projectThey are 153 children with disability and autism also benefited from projectNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-24:VNOxfam Novib' Education is a basic human right. Every child regardless of gender in Vietnam has the right to grow up and receive education. In reality, children with disabilities (CWDs) face many difficulties in accessing quality education. As many CWDs are out of school, their opportunities and potentials are held back, and the likelihood of getting trapped in multigenerational poverty and disadvantagesincrease. This project is designed to facilitate the implementation of the right to education of children andespecially of CWDs. The target groups include CWDs, their families and relevant implementing departments and agencies. Firstly, the project designs training courses on the Laws on Children, Education, and Persons with Disabilities and some related policies to raise the awareness among stakeholders about child rights (including CWDs), notably in education. This is followed by capacity-building activities and theestablishment of a coordination mechanism engaging schools, communal clinics and the Communal People#s Committee (CPC) in promotingthe implementation of the rights of CWDs, especially in inclusive education. This mechanism will form a network of health workers at clinics, teachers in public schools, and commune social workers with the skills and techniques in early identification. Besides, the project also includes training courses for parents of CWDs on home-based rehabilitation techniques that actively contribute to the early intervention process to help children recover and adapt well whenstudying in public schools. The project is under coordination between the Association for Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (AEPD) and the Quang Binh Lawyers Association. AEPD is the project host and mainly responsible for the implementation of project activities. The Lawyers Association coordinates the activitiesrelated to justice and laws, especially to the rights of CWDs in education.Oxfam NovibAssociation for Empowerment of PersThe Association for Empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (AEPD) is a local NGO in Vietnam, born out of the international humanitarian organization, Survivor Corps/Landmine Survivors Network (SC/LSN). Our programs aim to improve the psycho-social andeconomic well-being of persons with disabilities, including those who have been injured and disabled by landmines or unexploded ordnances, orhave suffered limb loss from other war-related injuries. During the past several years, AEPD has also led thework of the Landmine Working Group in Vietnam on advocacy issues, including Vietnam signing three international treaties affecting survivor#s lives: the Mine Ban Treaty (MBT), the Convention on Cluster Munitions (CCM), and the Convention on the Rights ofPersons with Disabilities (CRPD). In addition, AEPD has successfully organized and chaired an advocacy workshop on CCM with the Department of Foreign Affairs in Ho Chi Minh city and cooperated with the Provincial People's Aid Coordination Committee to organize the first ever national workshop on Victim Assistance and International Cooperation in Vietnam. AEPD continues to expand its reach into local communities, building community resiliency in areas such as inclusive education for persons with disabilities, as well as climate change awareness and disaster response.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam22.4109 104.5868The right to social and political participation65532 32766 incoming transaction European Union 32766European Union EU EC generalAssociation for Empowerment of Pers26213 incoming transaction European Union 26213European Union EU EC generalAssociation for Empowerment of Pers6517 incoming transaction European Union 6517European Union EU EC generalAssociation for Empowerment of Pers832 incoming transaction European Union 832European Union EU EC generalAssociation for Empowerment of PersWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-25:VNOxfam NovibQuang Binh Women#s Development Fund proposes this project to address the issues of women rights protected by Labour Law Revision 2019 to legal, decent and safe jobs when they are engaged in overseas labour markets. The project is implemented in four coastal communes in Bo Trach District, Quang Binh province for 12 months starting June 2020. In the project area, women are at risk of being exposed to false and fake information, unsafe and illegal jobs, unfair treatment, force and exploitative labour, and human trafficking. The project aims to facilitate women#s access to legal, decent and safe jobs when they prepare and work overseas by improving their access to labour/job and gender justice using Labour Law and other gender equality laws as instruments. The project delivers four major outputs: local resource trainers and communicators; empowered women#s community-based organisations to support female labourers;direct and online/phone accessible and affordable legal services to women; supporting documentation for the law-making body in the province to promote access of women to justice in the area of export labour aiming at SDG8. The project is innovative in using folklore (songs, dances and dramas) for public legal education, integrating legal advisory services in existing saving and credit groups in cooperation with professional legal aid institutions. Its unique approach is creating a collaborative forum where lawmakers in the province dialogues with the labourers and labour export businesses on labourjustice. Integrating project labour justice objectiveswith SDG8 is another novelty. In addition to JIFF secretariat and partners, the project shares its successes, lessons and experiences with local and national mass organisations, local and international NGOs and UN agencies, as well as inform government at all levels for spin-off effects by means of periodic reports, workshop and conference materials, journalism and other communicative media.Oxfam NovibQuang Binh Women's Development FundQuang Binh Women Development Fund under Quang Binh Women's Union, is a social organization. The Fund is operated in compliance withthe laws of the Socialist Republic of Vietnam and its regulations. Operational goal: To organize activities to support women in economic development, job creation, income generation, improvement of living standards through credit - savings activities integrated with technical assistance, market connections contributing to poverty reduction. Vision To become a strong and dynamic microfinanceinstitution providing high-quality financial services meeting increasing demand of poor and low-income women in Quang Binh in a professional, sustainable and efficient manner. Mission The mission of the WDF is to work for poverty reduction in Quang Binh through microfinance activities to help the poor to increase income, to change from making both ends meet to saving for the future, and to invest to reach better social welfare and gender equality.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam22.4109 104.5868The right to social and political participation57487 28744 incoming transaction European Union 28744European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Women's Development Fund22995 incoming transaction European Union 22995European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Women's Development Fund5712 incoming transaction European Union 5712European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Women's Development Fund1042 incoming transaction European Union 1042European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Women's Development FundWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-26:VNOxfam Novib'Project objective: To promote access to justice for at least 70% of the workers (women accounting for 80%) working in service facilities and small businesses participating in the project in Dong Hoi City, contributing to improving safe working environment and ensuring workers# legitimate rights and interests. Three following expected results include: Output 1: Raising awareness and understanding for at least 1700 workers (80% of which are women) about their rights relating to labor, gender equality, and working in a safeand sexual harassment-free environment. Equipping them with the ability to prevent, seek support, and handle situations in case of encountering violence or crisis. Output 2: Protecting the rights and interests of at least 500 workers(80% of which are women), enabling both on-site and remote legal advice and support (via phone, internet and social networks) on labor-related issues, and sexual harassment at the workplace. Outcome 3: Founding, establishing building capacity for at least 20 voluntary and grassroots unions forworkers to help one another in case of crisis, undergoing violence and sexual harassment, or having education, labor, employment rights abused.Oxfam NovibQuang Binh Community Development Ce'CDC has over 10 years of experience in promoting community development in both rural and urban areas in order to help people improve their quality of life through capacity building and supporting them in their. We put an emphasis on: i) community development; ii) Promote grassroots democracy; Child Rights, Gender and Development; iii) Agriculture and Rural Development. CDC has carried out many projects to promote human rights, including activities to disseminate laws on the Ordinance on exercising democracy, Child RightsConvention, the Laws on Gender Equality and Prevention of Trafficking, and support the implementation of community initiatives on the basis of "people know, people discuss, people do#, people monitor", children self-governing groups, economic empowerment for women,# in Quang Binh province. Since its foundation, the CDC has worked in according with laws and regulations in Vietnam.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam22.4109 104.5868The right to social and political participation61907 30954 incoming transaction European Union 30954European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Community Development Ce24763 incoming transaction European Union 24763European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Community Development Ce1734 incoming transaction European Union 1734European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Community Development Ce226 incoming transaction European Union 226European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Community Development CeWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-27:VNOxfam Novib'- Project#s objective: Raising awareness and providing legal support to citizen in some areas and vulnerable groups such as women, children, ethnic minorities, etc. to create favorable conditions for citizen to take part in formulating policies; to contribute in developing social, culture and economy in the province. - The project's activities are based on the current local reality and demands of citizen, the beneficiaries# capacibility of perceiving, understanding and transforming to select the appropriate measures fordifferent target group, different age groups, different areas; especially the ethnic minorities, they need to have their own approaches and communication We stick to the project's criteria but while being flexible in the implementation process to strengthen the effectiveness of the project. To achieve high and sustainable results, a team of qualified experts, consultants and collaborators must be selected. They must be enthusiastic toward the project, use performance as a benchmark. Establishing a consultative and communication network which is well-organized, effectively and smoothly from the province to each facility. Solve all legal issues arising during the project implementation. Protect the rights and legitimate interests of the citizen; building the reliability to maintain the operation of the project in the long term. The project management board must be active, strictly follow the scheduled tasks such as organizing seminars, training workshop to raise awareness and improve skills for the consulting team and citizen participating in the project; regularly organize the meeting to share experiments and learn lessons to improve efficiency during implementing project; build and complete a policy framework on labor, employment, and health insurance, etc. Financial transparency, and efficient use of fund is our commitment.Oxfam NovibQuang Binh Bar Association'Quang Binh Bar Association currently has 45 lawyers and 17 law-practicing affiliates, with more than 30 years of working experience in the field of Law and Justice. Having experience in approaching and working with people, especially ethnic minorities, people with disabilities, and women, the Association applies local initiatives and experiences to promoting internal problem solving among local people and communities. Quang Binh Bar Association has experience in improving legal capacity, supporting legal advice, defense and protection for women, children and ethnic minorities, ass well as people with disabilities in Quang Binh Province. Quang Binh Bar Association has been cooperating with organizations, law schools, and local and grassroots agencies toprovide teaching and training Law and Justice.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam22.4109 104.5868The right to social and political participation62011 -1230124804620131005 incoming transaction European Union 31005European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Bar Association-12301 incoming transaction European Union -12301European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Bar AssociationWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-28:VNOxfam Novib'This project provides children and parents with legal knowledge, focus on access to education and medical services in place of living. Besides, the project to improve the capacity for children to be able to actively develop ideas for solving their legalissues through art forms and design thinking approach. This process will develop children capacity to cope with new living environment as active and responsible city dwellers. The project also contributes to the comprehensive development of children, especially 21st century skills such as communication, teamwork, critical thinking, cooperation and creativity. Moreover, the project also expects that, when participating, children will develop thinking ability of children at 5 levels: remembering, understanding, manipulating, analyzing, evaluating and creating (Pohl, 2000). Finally, the children in the project are given the opportunity to voice and message to adults in a more creative way, thereby preventing and reducing the risks of children at immigration. Through participatory and gender focused, Service-Learning, Creative-lab and individual social work approaches, both male and female in the communities have equal chance to participate into project activities. Gender equity will be emphasized during the project activities to strengthen their confidence on their rights and to know where and whom they should to go to ask for help and how to protect themselves. Last but not least, participated students, with the coaching from their faculties, willapply their specific knowledge and skills into targeted communities with the local context to sharpen their mindset and gain more experience.Oxfam NovibHoa Sen UniversityService-learning center is one of the academic affiliates of Hoa Sen University. The Center has a mission to support lecturers and students in the implementation of Service-learning subjects and projects, connecting education and training with community service, contributing to the school's mission of liberal education. Service-learning helps graduates to be equipped with practical working skills, a sense of civic responsibility, and an international perspective on current social issues. Service-learning has become an asset of Hoa Sen University and a focal point in promoting the Service-learning movement of Vietnamese universities in general. Service-learning center of Hoa Sen University is responsible for developing Service-learning subjects and projects to address the real needs of the community, develop problem-solving skills, practical thinking, and building civic responsibility and leadership capacity for Hoa Sen University students. In addition, the Center is also responsible for developing scientific research related to Service-learning, connecting and building network of partners as well as improving the capacity of lecturers and community partners on Service-learning.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam10.8230 106.6296The right to social and political participation44547 22274 incoming transaction European Union 22274European Union EU EC generalHoa Sen University-18888 incoming transaction European Union -18888European Union EU EC generalHoa Sen UniversityWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-29:VNOxfam Novib'CED put forward the Initiative #Promoting the initial legal support and implementing regulations on medical examination and treatment for people with hearing loss# to promote the accessibility of the departments, rooms and services in hospitals for persons with hearing disabilities. The project will focus on several activities as presented: (1) Raising community awareness about legal policies related to the rights of people with hearing loss and how to implement policies of medical examination and treatment. (2) Training #Skills in supporting people with hearing loss in hospitals# for health officers (nurses, technicians), community health students, social workers, etc. and Training Vietnamese sign language interpreters. (3) Making a survey amongst 20 hospitals and 200 people with hearing loss on the implementation of support policies for people with hearing loss with regard to accessing the public health services, and on the current status of the Hearing Impaired #s understanding of the rightsand needs of support in medical examination and treatment. On this basis, CED will have suggestions for better policy implementation that helps policies work to the best interests with hearing loss.; (4) Providing the initial legal support for people with hearing loss by lawyers from the law offices or the legal support centers. (5) Contributions and suggestions to Governmental Agencies: The result of the research will be shared at policy communication workshops and with media to send a message to the Ministry of Health and relevant agencies. The project will also produce documents (publications, video clips) to share with the community so that other localities can refer and use such as: - A guiding handbook on skills to support people with hearing loss for medical examination and treatment. - Case studies about legal advice and support.Oxfam NovibCenter for Research and Education o'Center for Research and Education of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (CED) operates on: - Conducting research on disabilities, especially hearing disabilities. - Defending and empowering the deaf and hard of hearing to help them integrate into society. - Raising community awareness to change people#s attitude towards the deaf, painting a positive image of the community of deaf and hard of hearing. - Creating favorable conditions for these people in accessing education, employment, and basic public services. - Unleashing their potential and talent of the deaf.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam10.8230 106.6296The right to social and political participation69078 34539 incoming transaction European Union 34539European Union EU EC generalCenter for Research and Education o27631 incoming transaction European Union 27631European Union EU EC generalCenter for Research and Education o2838 incoming transaction European Union 2838European Union EU EC generalCenter for Research and Education o281 incoming transaction European Union 281European Union EU EC generalCenter for Research and Education oWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesDue to covid 19 pandemic happened in Vietnam, several activities was organised both offline, online and part-online so more mothers/ fathers of children in deaf, social workers, heathcare workers could participate in the project activitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.Due to covid 19 pandemic happened in Vietnam, several activities was organised both offline, online and part-online so more mothers/ fathers of children in deaf, social workers, heathcare workers could participate in the project activitiesmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.Due to covid 19 pandemic happened in Vietnam, several activities was organised both offline, online and part-online so more mothers/ fathers of children in deaf, social workers, heathcare workers could participate in the project activitiesNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-30:VNOxfam Novib'The Hinges for Children Project has been implemented in Ho Chi Minh City, where the number of children in special circumstances and the number of social assistance institutions is among the highest in Vietnam. By the end of 2019, the city has more than4,000 children being nurtured and supported at 75 social assistance centers (public sector, non-public sector, centers for social protection, social work centers, shelters, charity schools, etc). The purpose of this project is to contribute to the improvement of the legal system related to the rights and the implementation of children's rights in terms of supporting education, vocational training, and job opportunities for disadvantaged children living at social assistance centers. In general, the operation of those types of centershad a relatively specific legal status, such as Decree 136/2013 / ND-CP on social assistance policies for social protection beneficiaries, The 2016 Law on Children and Decree 56/2017 / ND-CP guiding the implementation of mentioned law and Decree 103/2017 / ND-CP on the establishment, operation, dissolution, and management social assistance centers. However, in reality, these documents and regulations still limit specific provisions related to the roles and responsibilities ofthe parties after children leave the social assistance centers. The key activities of this project include: - Raising awareness of rights and how to implement rights in accordancewith policies to support education, vocational training, and job opportunities for disadvantaged children living at social assistance centers. - Supporting the settlement of administrative regulations and procedures that have limited children's rights in terms ofeducation, vocational training, and job opportunities. - Reviewing and proposing policy adjustments related to the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders for supporting education, vocational training, and job opportunities, thereby helping to prepare the bestconditions for children after leaving social assistance centers.Oxfam NovibHCM Association for Protection of C'' HCM Association for Protection of Child Rights was established in 2014. Currently the Association has 15 chapters with nearly 400 members, supporting women and children, particularly providing them with legal aid, is the thematic focus of the Association Some keynote activities of the Association are as follows: - Organize at least 35-40 moot courses, 40-60 training and communication classes in the community to promote legal education and raise awareness for children and people about relevant issuesand areas related tothe protection of the rights of women and children. - Provide children with legal presentation of the children in court to ensure their legitimate rights and interests. - Cooperating with UINICEF in different activities to build a child-friendly city model in city areas.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam10.8230 106.6296The right to social and political participation63586 31793 incoming transaction European Union 31793European Union EU EC generalHCM Association for Protection of C25434 incoming transaction European Union 25434European Union EU EC generalHCM Association for Protection of C-8035 incoming transaction European Union -8035European Union EU EC generalHCM Association for Protection of C1193 incoming transaction European Union 1193European Union EU EC generalHCM Association for Protection of C153 incoming transaction European Union 153European Union EU EC generalHCM Association for Protection of CWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesDue to covid 19 pandemic, the organizer conducted online, part online and ofline activities so more children (16-17 year olds) who live in social protection centers could attendmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesDue to covid 19 pandemic, the organizer conducted online, part online and ofline activities so more children (16-17 year olds) who live in social protection centers could attendWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.Due to covid 19 pandemic, the organizer conducted online, part online and ofline activities so more children (16-17 year olds) who live in social protection centers could attendNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-31:VNOxfam NovibAs a marginalized group in society, there are various needs for former prisoners to reintegrate into society following their release, including jobs, psychological help, health care, etc. Compared to male former inmates, female counterparts are more likely in dilemma and dire need of support. Legal aid is amongst the top specific needs for ex-prisoners in post-release. This is echoed in many international documents such as the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for Non-custodial Measures (the Tokyo Rules), United Nations Rules for the Treatment of Women Prisoners and Non-custodial Measures for Women Offenders. In Vietnam, the Government issued Decree No. 80/2011/N#-CP on measures to ensure community integration for persons having completely served their prison sentences (Decree 80) and recently issued Decree No. 49/2020 guiding Law on Criminal Execution, replacing Decree 80 as of 15th June 2020. These documents demonstrate the concern of the Vietnamese Government on social integration for prisoners in post-release. As the most populated city in Vietnam, Ho Chi Minh City is home to many ex-prisoners. Through the surveying practice, it can be seen that there have not been many effective programmes supporting ex-prisoners and no programme supporting specifically female ex-prisoners in Vietnam, let alone legal support programmes. Therefore, Ho Chi Minh University of Law proposed to implement Program #Raising awareness and providing legal support on labour, employment and related issues for women who have served their sentences in HCMC#, which is to address the five following issues: 1. Building awareness for female ex-prisoners about labour laws to protect them at work; 2. Addressing legal issues related to seeking jobs and community reintegration of female ex-prisoners; 3. Unifying contents and procedures in administration on female ex-prisoners; 4. Improving relevant policies and laws; 5. Reducing the likelihood of returning to crime among female ex-prisoners to ensure social security.Oxfam NovibHo Chi Minh Law UniversityThe Law University of Ho Chi Minh, mainly through its affiliated consultation center has more than 10 years of conducting legal communication and legal assistance activities for not only inmates who currently serve sentences or are under detention, but also ex-prisoners who are currently released from prison. Up to now, the University has carried out hundreds of learning activities and mobilelegal assistance campaigns for people serving sentences in prisons and detention camps such as Thu Duc Prison (Binh Thuan), An Phuoc Prison (Binh Duong), Xuyen Moc Detention Center (Ba Ria - Vung Tau), Long Hoa Detention Center, Thanh Hoa Detention Center (Long An), Chi Hoa Detention Camp, Bo La Detention Camp (Ho Chi Minh City). In addition, Ho Chi Minh City University of Law has hosted meetings, legal communication and consulting activities for people who have finished their sentence living in in District 4, District 7,Binh Thanh District, Nha Be District in Ho Chi Minh City. The University supplied legal support to 20 cases of ex-convicts who havefinished their sentence living in Nha Be District,k Ho Chi Minh City/ Besides, City Law University. Ho Chi Minh City has sent students, lecturers and experts to directly get engaged with relevant agencies and organizations working to support prisoners and those who have served their imprisonment sentences. In addition, the Law Consulting Center of Ho Chi Minh City University of Law Ho Chi Minh City cooperates with relevant organizations and stakeholders (such as HoChi Minh City Police, Vietnam Youth Union of Ho Chi Minh City, Youth Union of Binh Duong Province, the Center for Research, Consulting, Social Work and Community Development) to carry out dissemination of labor law, residence law for workers living in other areas in the city. HCM, and for young workers in Binh Duong, etc.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam10.8230 106.6296The right to social and political participation59506 -2975323802595129753 incoming transaction European Union 29753European Union EU EC generalHo Chi Minh Law University-29753 incoming transaction European Union -29753European Union EU EC generalHo Chi Minh Law UniversityWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-32:VNOxfam Novib' This research initiative adopts the bottom-up approach, through the exploration of the experience, perspectives, and responses from individuals, families, and officials in the fields of education and health care. The research aims to identify and analyze how health care and education services remain inaccessible for children with disabilities and girls in the studied areas; assess the impact of geographical, cultural, economic, and social factors, as well as capacity and awareness on children#s accessto medicare and education. Based on the research findings, the project develops proposals as follows: (1) Amending and supplementing education, health, and family policies; (2) Adjusting administrative mechanisms and procedures, and creating a favourable legal framework for girlsand disabled children so that they and their families could overcome these obstacles and access basic social services (3) Developing a capacity-building model for policy implementers, who work with girls and disabled children. Project findings can also be a well-informed basis for further communication projects to raise public awareness and interests in promoting the implementation of the rights and well-being of children with disabilities and girls. To accomplish this goal, the project is expected to be implemented in 4 provinces/cities: Hanoi, Nghe An, Hoa Binh and Dong Thap, each province/city will take a representative sample for urban and rural groups. The object of the research consisted of three main groups:(1) girls, children with disabilities; (2) parents/caregivers;and (3) officials from all sectors, organizations and associations involved in the implementation of education and health policies for children in the four provinces. As for the research methodology, a questionnaire will be disseminated to 640 parents of girls and children with disabilities; in-depth interviews will be carried out with approximately 184 participants including parents, girlsand children with disabilities, officers in policy,justice, health care and child protection (BVTE) in 4 provinces/cities; and 8 group discussions will be conducted with a group of about 80 parents. The research is designed to ensure both scientific and ethical research requirements, especially with the requirements when working with disadvantaged children. After the study, the project will conduct pilot model of capacity building and training for various groups of child support officials so that the Association of Peoplewith disabilities will follow up,evaluate and then multiply this model to the wider community.Oxfam NovibVietnam Federation for Persons with'Vietnam Association for Persons with Disabilities (VFD) was founded to protect and advance the interests of people having with disabilities by uniting and representing their voices. The Association has the mandate to support the disabled in integrating with society, learning and study, pursuing their happiness and fulfilling their rights and obligations according to law.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation61382 30691 incoming transaction European Union 30691European Union EU EC generalVietnam Federation for Persons with24553 incoming transaction European Union 24553European Union EU EC generalVietnam Federation for Persons with-1947 incoming transaction European Union -1947European Union EU EC generalVietnam Federation for Persons withWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThe project sites at remote areas so VFD could not organize activities online, thus number of beneficiaries decreasing. However, there are 36,000 people at communities could hear loudspeaker ( community radio program) about policies for the rights of children in disabilities to access education, healthcare services and healthcare insurancemen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThe project sites at remote areas so VFD could not organize activities online, thus number of beneficiaries decreasing. However, there are 36,000 people at communities could hear loudspeaker ( community radio program) about policies for the rights of children in disabilities to access education, healthcare services and healthcare insuranceWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.The project sites at remote areas so VFD could not organize activities online, thus number of beneficiaries decreasing. However, there are 36,000 people at communities could hear loudspeaker ( community radio program) about policies for the rights of children in disabilities to access education, healthcare services and healthcare insurancemen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.The project sites at remote areas so VFD could not organize activities online, thus number of beneficiaries decreasing. However, there are 36,000 people at communities could hear loudspeaker ( community radio program) about policies for the rights of children in disabilities to access education, healthcare services and healthcare insuranceNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-33:VNOxfam Novib'Objective 1: Raising awareness and understanding of people with disabilities, especially people with disabilities from ethnic minorities and other stakeholders about the rights to labor, employment, health care and education of the disabled. - To Develop a series of communication materials on rights and how to exercise rights related to health care, education, vocational training and employment, culture, physical training, sports, entertainment and tourism; access to social welfare according to the Lawon Persons with Disabilities. - To Communicate the rights related to health care, education, vocational and employment, culture, physical training, sports, entertainment and tourism; access to social welfare to 2000 people with disabilities. - At least70% of people with disabilities, ethnic minority people with disabilities and other stakeholders understand /are able to describe their rights related to health care, education, vocational and employment, culture, physical training and sports, entertainment and tourism; access to social welfare. Objective 2: Applying information technology in legal consultancy and legal support for people with disabilities and disabled people from ethnic minorities on issues related to labor, employment, healthcare and education. - 40 people with disabilities, people with disabilities from minor ethnic communities are capable of providing legal aid. - 500 people with disabilities, ethnic minorities access legal assistance, directly and via DLAW application - At least80% of people with disabilities, ethnic minorities with disabilities in need of legal defense are provided with legal defense. Objective 3: Advocacy on health insurance, school fee waivers, and promoting the proportion of people with disabilities in companies. - To send a letter of recommendations to stakeholders in order to advocate for issues related to health insurance, school fee waivers, and promoting the proportion of people with disabilities in companies. - At least 50% of stakeholders have feedback or propose improvement solutions.Oxfam NovibDisability Research and Capacity'Disability Research and Capacity Development (DRD) has been making every effort day after day to contribute to an equal and non-discriminatory society for persons with disabilities (PWDs). DRD is working for an inclusive and barrier-free society, where PWDs havecapacity to participate in all activities equally and equitably. DRD is committed to help PWDs be self-confident, and increase their quality of life in a non-discriminatory environment by raising the awareness of PWDs and the public, increasing capacity for PWDs, and promoting advocacy.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam10.8230 106.6296The right to social and political participation68862 34431 incoming transaction European Union 34431European Union EU EC generalDisability Research and Capacity27545 incoming transaction European Union 27545European Union EU EC generalDisability Research and Capacity-8803 incoming transaction European Union -8803European Union EU EC generalDisability Research and Capacity489 incoming transaction European Union 489European Union EU EC generalDisability Research and Capacity92 incoming transaction European Union 92European Union EU EC generalDisability Research and CapacityWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesDue to covid 19 pandemic, DRD had conducted activities online and offline, especially the organizer used digital flatform " Dlaw" to provide legal information, raising awareness and legal aid assistant to 86,000 time of people in disabilities about howthey access to healthcare insurance, job, education, etcmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesDue to covid 19 pandemic, DRD had conducted activities online and offline, especially the organizer used digital flatform " Dlaw" to provide legal information, raising awareness and legal aid assistant to 86,000 time of people in disabilities about how they access to healthcare insurance, job, education, etcWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.Due to covid 19 pandemic, DRD had conducted activities online and offline, especially the organizer used digital flatform " Dlaw" to provide legal information, raising awareness and legal aid assistant to 86,000 time of people in disabilities about howthey access to healthcare insurance, job, education, etcmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.Due to covid 19 pandemic, DRD had conducted activities online and offline, especially the organizer used digital flatform " Dlaw" to provide legal information, raising awareness and legal aid assistant to 86,000 time of people in disabilities about howthey access to healthcare insurance, job, education, etcNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-34:VNOxfam Novib' The Initiative aims to propose a legal framework on the regulation of the treatment and education for children with autism inViet Nam. In order to build a solid basis to identify the need and contents of regulating the treatment and education for children with autism, the Initiative will carry out field research in Hanoi, Nghe An and Ho Chi Minh City. These localities are chosen because autism intervention facilities are mainly located in big cities, and this ensures the regional representation. The Initiative willbe carried out in 2 phases with specific objectives in each phase as follows: Phase 1: - Comparative study of laws and policies on the regulation of the treatment and education for children with autism in some countries and policy implications for Viet Nam. - Current situation of laws and inadequacies in regulating the treatment and education for children with autism in Viet Nam at present. - Survey data on the status of licensing and regulating intervention facilities for children with autism in Ha Noi, Nghe An and Ho Chi Minh City. Phase 2: - Capacity building for policy beneficiaries, including associations of parents of children with autism, caregivers, and professional organizations. - Proposing legislativerecommendations on regulating the treatment and education for children with autism, and measures to raise public awareness about autism, anti-discrimination.Oxfam NovibThe Center for Legal Advice (CELA)'The Center for Legal Advice (CELA) is directly under Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences, Institute of State and Law. The Center was founded to with the mission to give people legal assistance. We support people in technical work such as preparing letters of complaints, contracts and wills. The Center also seek to promote the rights to legal representation and counsel by providing lawyers andlegal consultants to advance the rights and interests of individuals, organizations, and the community established by law. Besides,CELA conducts research and training activities in the field of legal science.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation43491 21745 incoming transaction European Union 21745European Union EU EC generalThe Center for Legal Advice (CELA)17396 incoming transaction European Union 17396European Union EU EC generalThe Center for Legal Advice (CELA)-2075 incoming transaction European Union -2075European Union EU EC generalThe Center for Legal Advice (CELA)Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-35:VNOxfam Novib'1. Project area: Hanoi, Nghe An and Quang Binh 2. Project Target objects: -Women who are workers in sensitive service businesses (Bars, Discos, Hotels, Motels, etc.) - Women and children who are domestic workers. - Women and children who are migrant and freelance workers. + People are living with HIV will be our priority. 3. Project objectives - Objective 1: Raising Legal awareness on basic rights in labour, employment, medical examination and treatment procedures (health insurance registration, medical examination and treatment), enrollment of the project#s object is improved so that they could exercise their rights. - Objective 2: Promoting access to the legal advice and legal support for project's objects when their basic rights are violated in the fieldof labour, employment, medical examination and treatment procedures (health insurance registration, medical examination and treatment), enrollment. 4. Project activities: - Activity 1: Conducting rapid assessment surveys on the level of understanding and the difficulties of the project target objects in Hanoi, Nghe An, Quang Binh. - Activity 2: Developing a toolkit for legal communication and guidance on legal advice, legal support skills. - Activity3: Organizing 03 TOT training courses on using the Toolkit for lawyers, lawyers, women in the target provinces in 03 project provinces. - Activity 4: Using the Toolkit to organize 22 legal communication trips (10 trips to Hanoi; 6 trips per provinceto Nghe An, Quang Binh) - Activity 5: Providing free legal advice and direct legal support for the project's target objects. - Activity 6: Providing free legal advice through telephone - Activity 7: Providing free legal advice through the website of the Center.Oxfam NovibCenter for Consulting on Legal and'CCLPHH works in health and HIV/AIDS, in particular: 1. Providing legal aid for people who are affected by HIV/AIDS, as well as poor people and beneficiaries of social welfare. 2. Communicating for laws and policies in relation to health and HIV/AIDS. 3. Participating in building and contributing to draft laws on health and HIV/AIDS. 4. Conducting scientific research in law and policy regarding Health, HIV/AIDS. 5. Implementing projects in the field of health and HIV/AIDS. 6. Carrying out other activities in accordance with Vietnam#s lawEuropean Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation61596 30798 incoming transaction European Union 30798European Union EU EC generalCenter for Consulting on Legal and24638 incoming transaction European Union 24638European Union EU EC generalCenter for Consulting on Legal and-1008 incoming transaction European Union -1008European Union EU EC generalCenter for Consulting on Legal and234 incoming transaction European Union 234European Union EU EC generalCenter for Consulting on Legal and37 incoming transaction European Union 37European Union EU EC generalCenter for Consulting on Legal andWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesDue to covid 19 pandemic happened seriously at project sites, CCLPHH couldn't implement activities as plan. They had to conduct it both in online and offline, however, the benefieries didnt have smart phone or internet so it dificulties for CCLPHH to provide information, capacity building, legal aid assistant to group of prostitutes, vendors, HIV, etc.men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesDue to covid 19 pandemic happened seriously at project sites, CCLPHH couldn't implement activities as plan. They had to conduct it both in online and offline, however, the benefieries didnt have smart phone or internet so it dificulties for CCLPHH to provide information, capacity building, legal aid assistant to group of prostitutes, vendors, HIV, etc.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.Due to covid 19 pandemic happened seriously at project sites, CCLPHH couldn't implement activities as plan. They had to conduct it both in online and offline, however, the benefieries didnt have smart phone or internet so it dificulties for CCLPHH to provide information, capacity building, legal aid assistant to group of prostitutes, vendors, HIV, etc.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.Due to covid 19 pandemic happened seriously at project sites, CCLPHH couldn't implement activities as plan. They had to conduct it both in online and offline, however, the benefieries didnt have smart phone or internet so it dificulties for CCLPHH to provide information, capacity building, legal aid assistant to group of prostitutes, vendors, HIV, etc.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-36:VNOxfam NovibThe Center for Applied Research and Development of Social Work (CARDSW) is a member of Faculty of Sociology, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnamese National University, Hanoi - 2005, Participated with the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs to develop the "Law on Gender Equality" - 2006-2011: Participated in the "Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project in the Red River Delta of Vietnam (RRDRWSS) in Nam Dinh", International Development Association (IDA), World Bank - In 2012-2013, Co-chair of the project "The status of understanding and main sources of access to the Law on Gender Equality of ethnic minority women in Yen Son District, Tuyen Quang Province" funded by the Jiff Foundation - In 2013-2014, the Organization mobilized the participation of ethnic minority communities in contributing to the development of the Law on Supervision activities of the People's Council and improving the accountability of the authorities in the district. Yen Lap, Phu Tho province. - In2016-2019, Strengthen the participation of people with disabilities, social organizations and people in supervising the implementation of the Law on Education and related policies for people with disabilities in Cam Xuyen district, province Ha Tinh. - 2011-2013: Trained as a trainer for staff of the Protection Department of 63 provinces and cities on "Environmental protection in social protection establishments" organized by the Department of Protection - 2015, Organizing training for students of the Faculty of Sociology on the Law on Environmental Protection 2014; In 2018 - 2020, Join with the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs to develop the "Law on Social Work". In 2018, Participated with the Ministry of Natural Resources and EnvironmentWorkshop on adjusting and amending "Law on environmental protection in2020" The project researches on livelihood status of women engaged in fishing, organizes activities such as training, communicating, raising awareness and understanding of the lawfor fishing households, especially for poor women in Muong ethnic communities. Besides, the project helps to establish clubs in 5 communes and wards for women to meet, share knowledge of the law and experience in fishing, remind each other to not violateregulations and laws related to fishing. Therefore, they can maintain fish production, ensure the stable income from fishing. The project also aims to improve the capacity of local officials, agencies and mass organizations to grasp regulations, laws andtheLaw on Environmental Protection 2020. They can participate in activities of checking, monitoring, supporting for fishing households to avoid penalties for violating regulations of fishing. Therefore, the project contributes to improving the quality of life for ethnic minority women, ensuring the equity and social security, shortening the social gap between ethnic groups.Oxfam NovibCenter for Applied Research andThe Center for Applied Research and Development of Social Work (CARDSW) is a member of Faculty of Sociology, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnamese National University, Hanoi - 2005, Participated with the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs to develop the "Law on Gender Equality"- 2006-2011: Participated in the "Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project in the Red River Delta of Vietnam (RRDRWSS) in Nam Dinh", International Development Association (IDA), World Bank- In 2012-2013, Co-chair of the project "The status of understanding and main sources of access to the Law on Gender Equality of ethnic minority women in Yen Son District, Tuyen Quang Province" funded by the Jiff Foundation - In 2013-2014, the Organization mobilized the participation of ethnic minority communities in contributing to the development of the Law on Supervision activities of the People's Council and improving the accountability of the authorities in the district. Yen Lap, Phu Tho province.- In 2016-2019, Strengthen the participation of people with disabilities, social organizations and people in supervising the implementation of the Law on Education and related policies for people with disabilities in Cam Xuyen district, province Ha Tinh.- 2011-2013: Trained as a trainer for staff of the Protection Department of 63 provinces and cities on "Environmental protection in social protection establishments" organized by the Department of Protection- 2015, Organizing training for students of the Faculty of Sociology on the Law on Environmental Protection 2014; In2018 - 2020, Join with the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs to develop the "Law on Social Work". In 2018, Participated with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Workshop on adjusting and amending "Law on environmental protection in 2020"European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation74046 37023 incoming transaction European Union 37023European Union EU EC generalCenter for Applied Research and29618 incoming transaction European Union 29618European Union EU EC generalCenter for Applied Research and7389 incoming transaction European Union 7389European Union EU EC generalCenter for Applied Research andWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-37:VNOxfam NovibHoa Binh Women Union was JIFF's first call grantee. Their functions include: Studying gender violence in project area. Organizing trainings for consulting officers and women, children on domestic violence. Organizing seminars with functioning agenciesto update and raise legal awareness. Conducting communication activities for "Say no to discrimination against women and girls" Producing mediapublications, video clips, experience lessons about legal counselling for community. With the approachesto reaching women, especially ethinic minority women- a group having disadvantages of awareness, understanding and law enforcement, this project raises awareness of women and communities on living environment protection. Therefore, the project can changeenvironmental behaviors to improve living standards of communities. The project also strengthens the multidisciplinary collaboration in communication, legal and judicial advice; documenting practical lessons to replicate the model on environmental protection. Project activities include: Raising awareness, changing perception of 50% of women, girls, men, boys in project area regarding gender equality. Encouraging community's participation in disseminating propaganda. Equiping legal and judicial service system in the project areas with knowledge in gender-sensitive approach. Improving local communication officers' skills for implementing positive communication and behavior change.Oxfam NovibHoa Binh Women UnionHoa Binh Provincial Women's Union, which is directly under the Vietnam Women's Union, operates in Hoa Binh province with following functions and tasks -Representing and protecting rights and legitimate interests of women from all strata of society, participating in building the Party, State management; Uniting and mobilizing women to implement the Party's guidelines and policies, the State's policies and laws; -Conducting propaganda activities and educating women about politics, ideology, revolutionaryideals, moral qualities, lifestyles; -Implementing the Party's guidelines and policies, the State's policies and laws, participating in building the Party and the State, developing the socio-economic and national defense; -Advocating and supporting women in improving their capacity and qualifications, improving their material and spiritual lives for happy families; -Advising and proposing, participating in constructing and criticizing society and supervising the implementation of the Party's guidelinesand policies, the State's policies and laws related to rights and legitimate interests of women, family, children and gender equality; -Building and developing a strong organization; -Uniting and cooperating with women, progressive organizations and individuals in the world for equality, development and peace.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam20.8115 105.3353The right to social and political participation74768 37384 incoming transaction European Union 37384European Union EU EC generalHoa Binh Women Union29907 incoming transaction European Union 29907European Union EU EC generalHoa Binh Women Union833 incoming transaction European Union 833European Union EU EC generalHoa Binh Women UnionWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-38:VNOxfam NovibPursuant to the Charter of the Hoa Binh Cooperative Alliance recognized by the Chairman of Hoa Binh Provincial People's Committee in Decision No. 35/QD-UBND dated 11/01/2016. The functions and Hoa Binh Cooperative Alliance are as follows: 1. Represent and protectthe legitimate rights and interests of members; 2. Propagating and mobilizing the development of the Cooperatives and the Alliance; 3. Consulting, supporting services, training and improving human resources for the formation and development of the Cooperatives, the Alliance and members; 4. Implementing programs, projects, public services, and support the Cooperatives. 5. Participating in making legal policies on cooperatives and the Alliance. 6. Representing members in coordination activities with domestic and foreign organizations according to the law. The goals of the Initiative are: Raising awareness of the Law on Environment Protection; Changing the behavior of using chemical fertilizers and plant protection products for members of Hoa Binh Cooperative Alliance in Cao Phong district. In order to raise awareness, the project focus on using 2 tools: Communication on the local radio and television station, Workshop to collect and provide information about the Law on Environment Protection, the nagative impacts of using chemical fertilizers and plant protection products excessively, environmentally friendly production solutions. In order to change the behavior, the project focus on using tools: Training skills, building environmentally friendly agricultural production models, improving the role and capacity of consulting and supporting the Law on Environmental Protection.Oxfam NovibHoa Binh Cooperative AllianceCooperative Alliance recognized by the Chairman of Hoa Binh Provincial People's Committee in Decision No. 35/QD-UBND dated 11/01/2016. The functions and Hoa Binh Cooperative Alliance are as follows: 1. Represent and protect the legitimate rights and interests of members; 2. Propagating and mobilizing the development of the Cooperatives and the Alliance; 3. Consulting, supporting services, training and improving human resources for the formation and development of the Cooperatives, the Alliance and members; 4. Implementingprograms, projects, public services, and support the Cooperatives. 5. Participating in making legal policies on cooperatives and the Alliance. 6. Representing members in coordination activities with domestic and foreign organizations according to the law.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam20.8115 105.3353The right to social and political participation72123 36061 incoming transaction European Union 36061European Union EU EC generalHoa Binh Cooperative Alliance28849 incoming transaction European Union 28849European Union EU EC generalHoa Binh Cooperative AllianceWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-39:VNOxfam NovibThe Association of People with Disabilities in Hoang Mai District was established in 2008 under the Decision No. 738/QD-UBND of theHanoi People's Committee. The Association is a social organization, operating on a voluntary, self-managing, self-financedbasis which is managed by the People's Committee of Hoang Mai District and relevant Departments, Agencies. The Association operates in accordance with the laws of the State and the Charter of the Hanoi Association of People with Disabilities. The projectestablishes a grassroots legal aid network (core personnel), with sufficient capacity, to support legal aid services for the community, especially women and women with disabilities. The project equips women and people with disabilities (PWDs) with basicknowledge of the law, necessary skills and the ability to access services through training, seminars, communication, consultancy, support people in need. The project also develop a toolkit of Legal Aid Process on environmental protection and the Law on Environmental ProtectionOxfam NovibAssociation of People with DisabiliThe Association of People with Disabilities in Hoang Mai District was established in 2008 under the Decision No. 738/QD-UBND of theHanoi People's Committee. The Association is a social organization, operating on a voluntary, self-managing, self-financedbasis which is managed by the People's Committee of Hoang Mai District and relevant Departments, Agencies. The Association operates in accordance with the laws of the State and the Charter of the Hanoi Association of People with Disabilities.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation53568 5526 26784 incoming transaction European Union 26784European Union EU EC generalAssociation of People with Disabili21427 incoming transaction European Union 21427European Union EU EC generalAssociation of People with Disabili667 incoming transaction European Union 667European Union EU EC generalAssociation of People with Disabili5526 incoming transaction European Union 5526European Union EU EC generalAssociation of People with DisabiliWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-40:VNOxfam NovibThe Center for Practice and Legal Advice, Vinh University has cooperated with the Department of Justice of Nghe An province, the Bar Association of Nghe An province, the People's Court of Thanh Chuong district, the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union of district and the local authorities to implement the project "Promoting access to the Law on water resources protection in 5 mountainous communes of Thanh Chuong District, Nghe An" with the aim of raising legal awareness and responsibilities for people on water resource protection, conducting legal aid and support for people facing problems of waste treatment, restoration and improvement of local water sources. The project also assesses the situation of people’s understanding of environmental protection policies to support local authorities in building policies on management and protection of water resources; suggests recommendations to improve the law on environmental protection in general. The results of the project implementation will raise people's legalawareness on water resource protection, provide legal support for people to realize their roles and responsibilities in environmental protection and in the protection of legitimate rights and interests violated by another entity's behavior adversely affecting the environment, support local authorities in the implementing area and Nghe An to develop models and policies for waste treatment, restoration and improvement water resources.Oxfam NovibVinh University Law Counselling CenCenter for Practice and Legal Advice, Vinh University was established in 2011 under Decision 457/QD-DHV of Vinh University in orderto provide free legal advices to vulnerable groups in society and create an environmen to help students practice professional skills.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam19.2742 104.8406The right to social and political participation68628 34314 incoming transaction European Union 34314European Union EU EC generalVinh University Law Counselling Cen27451 incoming transaction European Union 27451European Union EU EC generalVinh University Law Counselling Cen6823 incoming transaction European Union 6823European Union EU EC generalVinh University Law Counselling CenWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitieswomen enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women are enhanced knowledge of policies and fulfill their rights o participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men are enhanced knowledge of policies and fulfill their rights o participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-41:VNOxfam NovibThis project is designed as a bridge to find solutions to promote the implementation of the Law on Environmental Protection throughraising awareness and understanding of the community, strengthening the role of law enforcement agencies as well as proposing possible solutions to minimize the negative impacts of environmental pollution. The project will create an impact triangle by targeting 3main factors in promoting laws on environmental protection to reduce the impact of environmental pollution, including impacts on institutions/managers – the public - citizens, especially people living in rural, disadvantaged areas or areas seriously affected by environmental pollution. They are not only victims but also agents of environmental pollution due to the lack of awareness and involvement of stakeholders. The overall goal of the project is " Reducing the harmful effects of environmental pollution on people and protecting the natural environment in rural, coastal and ethnic minority areas in Quang Binh province."Oxfam NovibQuang Binh Lawyers AssociationEstablished on January 6, 1994 under Decision No. 06-QD/UB of the Quang Binh provincial People's Committee, Quang Binh Lawyers Association has built and organized to develop for 26 years. The Association has adhered to the principle for the purpose: Solidarity, wide gathering of lawyers working in agencies, units, organizations in the province. The Association has worked national constructionand defense, protected the people's rights, contributed to the construction of science legislation and a Socialist rule of law in Vietnam for the sake of wealthy people, a strong country, an equitable, democratic, civilized society. At the same time, with the direction "Solidarity, democracy, creativity, development" and the goal "Being specialized; loyal to the Party and nation; Devoted to the profession; for people; for justice”, the Quang Binh Lawyers with six moral standards of the Vietnam Bar Association are participating actively, enthusiastically, and passionately in State management activities, directly participating in political and legal activities.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam22.4109 104.5868The right to social and political participation74985 37493 incoming transaction European Union 37493European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Lawyers Association29994 incoming transaction European Union 29994European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Lawyers Association2081 incoming transaction European Union 2081European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Lawyers AssociationWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-42:VNOxfam NovibQuang Binh Women’s Union, in collaboration with the Quang Binh Women Development Fund, proposed solutions to contribute to solve the problem of women, children and ethnic minorities’ right to live in a healthy environment in the area of Truong Xuan and Van Ninh communes, Quang Ninh district. The local people are currently suffering from serious air and noise pollution from mining activities in quarries and cement factories. Businesses are violating prohibited acts in environmental protection activities. The proposed initiative desires to raise the voice of people, engage the authorities to support people to protect their rights, and face up with unresolved environmental pollution problems, contribute to pollution treatment and environmental restoration.The project aims to raise awareness and understanding of the Law on environmental protection through communication to change individual and group behavior, contributing to improve the ability to tackle as well as how to protect yourself against environmental hazards, mitigate the risks of air and noise pollution, ensure the exercise of the right to live in a healthy environment. Project output is expected that: raising awareness of at least 1,500 people; providing legal assistance for 50 people; providinglegal support for 10 people and 02 people willbe represented in court (if any).Oxfam NovibQuang Binh Women's UnionThe Quang Binh Women's Union is a socio-political organization with the mission of achieving social objectives and has experience in implementing activities to support access to justice for 183,846 women members in the whole area. The core staffs are thoroughly trained and improved in legal knowledge. In the first 6 months of 2021, QBWU has organized 205 activities of legal communications, dissemination and education to its members and women, including 68 dialogues and thematic talks; 131 legal propaganda on the local radio system; legal advice and legal aid are coordinated and focused by the Union at all levels. The Union has cooperated with departments, agencies and sectors to organize consultations for cadres and women's members on contents related to domestic violence, marriage and family...; cooperated with Party committees and authorities at all levels on undertakings and policies related to women and children, etc.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam22.4109 104.5868The right to social and political participation59500 6402 29750 incoming transaction European Union 29750European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Women's Union23800 incoming transaction European Union 23800European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Women's Union5786 incoming transaction European Union 5786European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Women's Union6402 incoming transaction European Union 6402European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Women's UnionWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-43:VNOxfam Novib'The protection of mangroves together with livelihood development for people contracted in forest protection and forest-dependent communities is assessed by the Ho Chi Minh City government as an important task in the work to reserve Can Gio forest biosphere, as well as fulfill the goal of sustainable development. The project of the University of Economics and Law focuses on (i) improving the legal awareness, and building capacity for people contracted in forest protection works and poor households who depend on forests inthe area of 05 communes and 01 town of Can Gio District, Ho Chi Minh City; (ii) provide legal support and advice to households contracted in forest protection works; (iii) raise the voice of people in the project implementation area, contribute to the process of giving feedback to the community and related legal documents in mangrove protectionOxfam NovibUniversity of Economics and LawThe University of Economics and Law (UEL) - a member of Vietnam National University in HCM City (VNU-HCM) - was founded by virtue of Prime Minister’s Decision No. 337/QĐ/TTg dated March 24th, 2010, formerly known as Faculty of Economics under direct authority ofVNU-HCM by virtue of VNU-HCM President’s Decision No. 441/QĐ/ĐHQG/TCCB. UEL is a higher education institution as well as scientificresearch and technology transfer center with high quality in the fields of economics, law and management in response to the demandsof socio-economic development in the process of industrialization, modernization and global integration in Vietnam. UEL vision is promoting the development of society through high-quality research, training and other services in the fields of economics, law and management. The University aims to function as research oriented university; to Become an institution of international standard, in the ranking of prestigious universities in Asia; to train learners who are capable of working in a global environment; and to be the center of scientific research and a policy consulting pioneer Viet Nam in the field of economics, law and management.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam10.8230 106.6296The right to social and political participation54893 6445 27446 incoming transaction European Union 27446European Union EU EC generalUniversity of Economics and Law21957 incoming transaction European Union 21957European Union EU EC generalUniversity of Economics and Law5343 incoming transaction European Union 5343European Union EU EC generalUniversity of Economics and Law6445 incoming transaction European Union 6445European Union EU EC generalUniversity of Economics and LawWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-44:VNOxfam NovibFor the purpose "garbage is a resource", the segregation of waste at the source is the key to waste treatment. Therefore, the project focuses on solving the following issues: (1) Contribute to Government Decrees and Circulars of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment related to domestic waste management; (2) Raise awareness of environmental protection among women (especially housewives) and high school students; (3) Proposing the formation of garbage collection points in each residential area;(4) Engage garbagecollectors to comply with the provisions of the law on garbage collection, only collect garbage when it has been classified and placed in the right place, and collect garbage at the right time and place; (5) Engage local authorities toconduct bidding to select the garbage collection unit in accordance with the standards and regulations; (6) Applying 4.0 technology to the classification, storage and collection of daily-life solid waste.Oxfam NovibUniversity of Economics Ho Chi MinhUniversity of Economics Ho Chi Minh City is one of the country's key universities. After 48 years of establishment and development,with a team of professors and lecturers trained in prestigious domestic and international universities, with in-depth expertise andhigh scientific reputation. UEH has made many practical contributions to scientific research through many international publications, key research topics at the goverment and local levels, and applied research projects, with an extensive international cooperationnetwork with more than 125 international education partners around the world including the United States, France, Australia, New Zealand, Netherlands, South Korea, Singapore, etc. In particular, UEH has trained thousands of officials, economists, and managers with undergraduate and postgraduate degrees for the whole country, ensuring quality and reputation and holding important positions at government management agencies; domestic and international businesses; leaders, lecturers of universities, colleges, etc. In October 2023, the Prime Minister signed Decision 1146/QD-TTg on transferring the University of Economics Ho Chi Minh City, making it officially one of 7 higher education institutions in Vietnam operating under the "Multidisciplinary University" model and marking an important milestone for UEH in upgrading its management model. Besides UEH Mekong (UEH Vinh Long Campus), UEH officials established 04 member colleges including: UEH College of Business, UEH College of Economics, Law and Government UEH College of Technology and Design UEH Honours College.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam10.8230 106.6296The right to social and political participation64576 6968 32288 incoming transaction European Union 32288European Union EU EC generalUniversity of Economics Ho Chi Minh32799 incoming transaction European Union 32799European Union EU EC generalUniversity of Economics Ho Chi Minh5489 incoming transaction European Union 5489European Union EU EC generalUniversity of Economics Ho Chi MinhWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-45:VNOxfam Novib'The project is expected to build a core women's group on environmental protection and a model of waste treatment that mobilizes many households, especially women, to participate, thereby forming habits, clean hygienic lifestyle; to solve burning environmental problems in the locality. The project implementation results are also a practical model in raising awareness to change behavior in order to protect the environment for rivers and canals in the field in particular and in rivers in the delta region. Through direct andindirect propaganda activities of the Law on Environmental Protection, the Law on Water Resources, the project is expected to raiseawareness and increase understanding of the law on environmental protection for the people, especially the women and girls. In addition, through legal aid activities, the project will help women in the areas of rivers and canals in the fields of Dong Thap province to access and solve their legal needs and problems related to the protection of the environment and water resources, thereby contributing to changing the awareness, behavior as well as the habit of discharging domestic waste into the canals, contributing to the reduction of water pollution in rivers, in land canals and canals of Dong Thap province.Oxfam NovibAn Giang Social Sciences and HumaniThe center is a local-based research and development organization, a non-productive unit of An Giang University. The Center conducts research, application and transfer, training and training activities and scientific and technological services in the field of humanities and social sciences to meet the requirements of school development, socio-economic development in An Giang province, Mekong Delta provinces and social needs. The Center strives to become one of the leading research centers of the province and the region. The Center has organized science and technology activities to meet the development requirements of agencies, units and organizations within and outside the province such as: projects to build and implement models of community support (improving Vietnamese language for Khmer ethnic minority children with support from Khmer ethnic students, improving social psychological services for orphaned children infected with HIV / AIDS and children affected by HIV / AIDS through direct services andsocial work trainings, Strengthening understanding of preferential policies for disadvantaged students in order to repel corruption in education ...); conducting basic studies to support sectors, levels, agencies and organizations to develop and implementdevelopment policies, programs and plans (present conditions and solutions to decrease dropout rate, improve the quality of primary school teachers, the current situation and approach to education of Cham people, the demand for general teachers and vocational teachers, the current situations and solutions to the advancement of women, factors affecting women's participation in scientific research ...); national and international scientific conferences (social work and public health, sustainable poverty reduction, general education quality, child protection, care and education, transformation of family functions in the period of industrialization and modernization ...).European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam10.5540 105.5635The right to social and political participation72068 36034 incoming transaction European Union 36034European Union EU EC generalAn Giang Social Sciences and Humani28827 incoming transaction European Union 28827European Union EU EC generalAn Giang Social Sciences and Humani7207 incoming transaction European Union 7207European Union EU EC generalAn Giang Social Sciences and HumaniWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-46:VNOxfam Novib'The is implemented with 2 main phases, including: Phase 1 is for piloting the model of collecting and sorting waste at source and creatively recycling plastic waste at Long Hung B1 primary school, Lap Vo district, Dong Thap province; phase 2 will be to learn from experience and complete the phase 1 model, then expand it to 2 more Long Hung B2 and 3 primary schools in the same area. The initiative is aimed at the disadvantaged group, which is children, equipping them with basic knowledge related to waste, sorting and minimizing waste at source, properly understanding about reusable and recyclable plastic waste, which is one of the important factors, contributing to more effective solid waste management and pollution control today. The three-pillar approach is as follow: 1) school - where children receive basic knowledge about waste, participate in extracurricular activities to create reusable and recycled products from plastic with images realistic, vivid instructions; 2) family – through parent-teachermeetings with the school, children's families, especially poor and near-poor households, will be propagated to limit the use of non-biodegradable plastic packaging as well as single-use plastic products, propagating the harmful effects of directly dumpingwaste into rivers, lakes and canals, thereby raising awareness in environmental protection, as well as supporting children to perform well in extracurricular activities; 3) local– coordinate with Long Hung B Commune People's Committee, Vietnam FatherlandFront in the commune to carry out propaganda, as well as consult, build garbage collection contracts based on the guidance of the Ministry of Natural Resources and EnvironmentOxfam NovibIndustrial University Of HoChiMinhInstitute of Environmental Science, Engineering and Management, Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh city (IUH) was established on 01 December 2006 according to the Decision no. 2206/QD-DHCN approved by Rector of Industrial University of Ho Chi Minh city. The institute has the vision to become a prestigious training and research institution in Vietnam in the field of application-oriented environment, on par with advanced countries in Southeast Asia in human resource training, scientific research-development, and technology transfer. Institute of Environmental Science, Engineering and Management is a prestigious training, scientific research and technology transfer institution of the whole country. The Institute provides human resources with professionalqualifications and professional skills approaching practice in the fields of environmental technology, environmental resource management, environmental science,promoting sustainable development, socio-economic stability of the country, contributing to the mission of protecting the global environment.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam10.8230 106.6296The right to social and political participation58993 6583 29496 incoming transaction European Union 29496European Union EU EC generalIndustrial University Of HoChiMinh30180 incoming transaction European Union 30180European Union EU EC generalIndustrial University Of HoChiMinh5899 incoming transaction European Union 5899European Union EU EC generalIndustrial University Of HoChiMinhWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-47:VNOxfam Novib'Biodiversity is essential for national economics, especially for argricultural, forestry, fishery, as well as health care and helptackling climate cBiodiversity is essential for national economics, especially for agriculture, forestry, fishery, as wellas healthcare and help tackling climate change. Up to now, Vietnam has implemented several methods to improve biodiversity: develop and protect natural preserving and conservation areas, grow forest, etc. However, despite the ambitious plan to develop more conservation centers till 2030, industrialization and urbanization have been indirectly creating negative impacts on biodiversity. Moreover, laws regarding establishing and monitoring conservation areas are directed by different agencies, thus, createan overlapping and complex mechanism. The initiative aims to harmonize among socio-economic objectives, at the same time protect the biodiversity and create a structured mechanism. Thus, environmental impact assessment (EIA) needed to be taken into account, and building a set of criteria forassessing environmental impacts in natural landscape and biodiversity conservation areas can solve mentioned problems. By revising secondary documents, legal framework, international conventions, sharing experience and conducting conference, the set of criteria and report of EIA needed to consider criteria of social – gender impacts, and handover to policymakers for applying the criteria in environmental impact assessment. hange. Up to now, Vietnam hasOxfam NovibVietnam Society of International LaVietnam Society of International Law as a social - professional society of Vietnamese citizens or organizations who have been or are practising International Law, is established on the 25th of August 2014 according to the Minister of Foreign Affairs signed Decision No. 2487/QĐ-BNG which recognized Establishment Mobilization Committee of Vietnam Society of International Law. Vietnam Society ofInternational Law operates for the purpose of international legal scientific development. Vietnam Society of International Law operates nationwide based on principles of voluntariness, democracy, autonomy, self-financing and not for profit. The establishment of Vietnam Society of International Law meets the demands and aspirations on a forum of numerous international legal researchers and practisers in Vietnam to share and exchange knowledge and experience in order to stimulate the development of International Law and contribute to the national protection, development and international integration.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation70389 35194 incoming transaction European Union 35194European Union EU EC generalVietnam Society of International La28155 incoming transaction European Union 28155European Union EU EC generalVietnam Society of International La-13792 incoming transaction European Union -13792European Union EU EC generalVietnam Society of International LaWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-48:VNOxfam NovibRural Development and Poverty Reduction Fund (RDPR), in collaboration with Lawyers’ Association of Quang Ninh commune in Quang Binh, proposed an initiative to encounter the issues regarding the lack of understanding and practice of people democratic rights related to laws, policy in supporting poor people, land usage as well as economic-socio development plan in the locality which leads to the insufficient implementation of democracy within the local system. Therefore, the initiative was designed to enhance assess to law and ensure the participation of women, poor people, and ethnic minorities in grassroots democracy through raising people awareness and providing legal advice regarding the Law on the Implementation of Grassroots-Level Democracy in QuangBinh province. Besides, theinitiative highly considers the participation and collaboration with governmental social and political organizations such as the Fatherland Front Committee and the Lawyer Associations to enhance their role in monitoring and social critics which implies for the project’s objective of promoting legal policy contribution regarding grassroots democracy. The expected outcomes are: raising awareness for 2030 people and grassroots collaborator regarding their rights and duties in grassroots democracy participation, providing legal aids and consultation for 360 cases, and 4 written proposal contributing to the implementation of law and practices of grassrootsdemocracy.Oxfam NovibQuang Ninh Rural Development andQuang Ninh district Rural Development and Poverty Reduction Fund, called Development Fund (RDPR) was founded under the Decision No.182/Q#-UB dated 03 July 2003 issued by People#s Committee of Quang Ninh district, Quang Binh province. The function of the Quang Ninh district Development Fund is to mobilize aid and donations from national and international organizations to implement projects and programs for supporting rural development, community development and poverty reduction. Until now, RDPR have had more than 10 years of working experience in community development, rural development, and contributing to poverty reduction locally, especially for ethnic minority communities. RDPR Fund has cooperated and received lots of funding resources to implement programs and projects frommany international organizations such as ICCO, DED, GIZ, SEF, OXFAM, Embassy of Australia, etc. RDPR is also the member of many networks of research and society organizations, such as CIFPEN, VRN. The contribution of RDPR to local socio-economic development has received the support of local authorities. RDPR has received certificates of merit from the People's Committee of Quang Binh province in 2012 because of its above achievements. Mr Pham Mau Tai- Director of RDPR Fund has also received certificate of merit of Quang Binh Provincial Party Executive Committee on his achievement of 15 years of implementation of the Central Resolution 5 (Course VIII)on the construction and development of culture Vietnam advanced imbued with national identity. In order to implement its objectives of supporting for disadvantaged communities in coming time, RDPR always enhances its capacity and continues to call funding from organizations and individuals inside and outside Vietnam. PURPOSE: The Fund contributes to improve living quality of the famers and reducing poverty with its main focus on improving income, heath care services and education for the poor, especially the women and ethnic minority in Quang Ninh district, Quang Binh province by changing their view and strengthen capacity to address and meet theirdaily needs. OBJECTIVE: Improve capacity for the poor and disadvantaged groups, especially for poor women and ethnic minority to meet their demands on food security, healthcare, sanitation and education. Enhance ability of access to available sources such as credit, agriculture # forestry - fishery extension, health care and education for the poor and disadvantaged groups.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security64519 -109632260 incoming transaction European Union 32260European Union EU EC generalQuang Ninh Rural Development and25808 incoming transaction European Union 25808European Union EU EC generalQuang Ninh Rural Development and5356 incoming transaction European Union 5356European Union EU EC generalQuang Ninh Rural Development andWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesn/an/aMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesn/an/aWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersn/an/amen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersn/an/aNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-49:VNOxfam NovibThe project aims to raise awareness about the Cybersecurity Law and new points in the Law on Marriage and Family amongst women, especially those of ethnic minorities, thereby contributing to women’s economic empowerment. The result, further, is expected to significantly contribute to the promotion of gender equality, looking forwards to the future when “women know the policy to protect their legitimate rights" in the family and in society. Activities are implemented in Yen Thuy and Lac Son districts, HoaBinh province. Focusing on increasing awareness by means of women-centered approaches, communications activities to disseminate the Law on Cybersecurity, Law on Marriage and Family are organized, expecting the emergence of effectively implemented models to replicate. Women-friendlyspaces are created in addition to the organization of raising awareness trainings. Furthermore, multidisciplinary cooperation in communication, legal aid and consulting is also of top priority to reinforce throughout the implementation. Overall, the total number of beneficiaries is expected to be 3600, including people in project areas, officials of provincial, district and commune associations, officials of justice departments at grassroot levels, those working in cultural sector and socio-political organizations or security.Oxfam NovibHoa Binh Women UnionHoa Binh Provincial Women's Union, which is directly under the Vietnam Women's Union, operates in Hoa Binh province with following functions and tasks -Representing and protecting rights and legitimate interests of women from all strata of society, participating in building the Party, State management; Uniting and mobilizing women to implement the Party's guidelines and policies, the State's policies and laws; -Conducting propaganda activities and educating women about politics, ideology, revolutionaryideals, moral qualities, lifestyles; -Implementing the Party's guidelines and policies, the State's policies and laws, participating in building the Party and the State, developing the socio-economic and national defense; -Advocating and supporting women in improving their capacity and qualifications, improving their material and spiritual lives for happy families; -Advising and proposing, participating in constructing and criticizing society and supervising the implementation of the Party's guidelinesand policies, the State's policies and laws related to rights and legitimate interests of women, family, children and gender equality; -Building and developing a strong organization; -Uniting and cooperating with women, progressive organizations and individuals in the world for equality, development and peace.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security74704 -243637352 incoming transaction European Union 37352European Union EU EC generalHoa Binh Women Union29882 incoming transaction European Union 29882European Union EU EC generalHoa Binh Women Union5035 incoming transaction European Union 5035European Union EU EC generalHoa Binh Women UnionWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-51:VNOxfam NovibInstitute for Population, Family <(>&<)> Children Studies (IPFCS) in collaboration with 3 stakeholders: Center for Children and Development (CCD), Institute for Development <(>&<)> Community Health (LIGHT), and Center for Legal Consultancy and Policy Research creates a proposal in addressing issues regarding gender and sexuality understanding of children. The project aims to raise awareness for the children within Hoang Mai district, Hanoi about gender <(>&<)> sexuality knowledge and related laws by developing 6 Teenyeeu 24h Clubs operated based on the code of conduct in education institutions that will be built under the perspective of gender with the participation of students. Under the operation of the clubs, 6 camps will also be organized to connect children with their teachers, parents, and local community, opening up a space for exchange and dialog for better understanding about gender and sexuality. Furthermore, with the Institute along with other 3 project stakeholders will build up a network of collaborator/legalconsultant regarding gender and sexuality for juvenile. Last but not least, the project desires to promote the participation of children in contributing to comment on the draft of Law on Gender Equality and gender <(>&<)> sexuality communication through the development of code of conduct, online dialogue for the juvenile and manager on legal development. Overall, the expected outcomes of this initiative are developing 6 clubs related to gender and sexuality, raise awareness for 5000 students at 6 education institutions, forming a network oflegal consultancy, and establishing 6 codes of conducts in each institution.Oxfam NovibInstitute for Population, FamilyInstitute for Population, Family <(>&<)> Children Studies (IPFCS) – a science and technology organization, was established on January 21st, 2013 based on the Decision No. 12/HDBT of the Government and operated based on the Decree No. 81/2002/ND-CP. It is an institute where collective scientists and specialists with experiences and passion in the area of Population, Family and Children to build and perform research, projects, and apply it to improve science and technology services in contribution to increase the quality ofpopulation, economy, culture, and society. In particular, its function is to provide services such as policy consultancy, survey, evaluation, criticism, recommendation, capacity building training, seminars,..related to the area of population,family, and children.Furthermore, the Institute collaborates closely with organizations, individuals, businesses domestically and externally to perform the above-mentioned services. Applicable to Justice Initiatives Facilitation Fund (JIFF)-Oxfam project, IPFCS has been able to show their experiences, specifically in the legal and justice filed, related to comment on Legal Draft, implement educational programme based on legal regulated documents, and provide consultation to revise laws and policies.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security73203 -732036601 incoming transaction European Union 36601European Union EU EC generalInstitute for Population, Family29281 incoming transaction European Union 29281European Union EU EC generalInstitute for Population, FamilyWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-52:VNOxfam NovibAcknowledging difficulties faced by informal workers, especially the female ones, including limited knowledge and access to job opportunities, health care services, education, not to mention limited capabilities to follow and complete complicated administrative procedures required, CCLPHH proposed tech-integrated solutions to enhance the quality and effectiveness of communication models, legal aid and consultancy to provide informal workers in Nghe An with better access to state rights. All are implemented on virtual platforms with the support of digital applications and social sites for the increased accessibility of the focus group. Indeed, the project’s targeted groups are informal workers, women, girls, people living with HIV and people at high risk of HIV infections. At the end of the project, the expected outcomes include 2500 people with instant access to legal communication activities throughout the project implementation; 400 to 500 people are provided with legal consultancy and aid to protect their legitimate rights and benefits in accordance with state laws. The initiative is piloted in 5 communes of Que Phong district, Nghe An province, namely, Kim Son, Muong Noc, Chau Kim, Tien Phong and Quang Phong. CCLPHH will harness its close partnershipwith Lawyers Association of Nghe An province to implement legal aid and consultancy activities. Simultaneously, communications activities are projected to be more effective as of its collaboration and support from People’s Committee of Que Phong district.Oxfam NovibCenter for Consulting on Legal and'CCLPHH works in health and HIV/AIDS, in particular: 1. Providing legal aid for people who are affected by HIV/AIDS, as well as poor people and beneficiaries of social welfare. 2. Communicating for laws and policies in relation to health and HIV/AIDS. 3. Participating in building and contributing to draft laws on health and HIV/AIDS. 4. Conducting scientific research in law and policy regarding Health, HIV/AIDS. 5. Implementing projects in the field of health and HIV/AIDS. 6. Carrying out other activities in accordance with Vietnam#s lawEuropean Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security72515 -332736257 incoming transaction European Union 36257European Union EU EC generalCenter for Consulting on Legal and29006 incoming transaction European Union 29006European Union EU EC generalCenter for Consulting on Legal and3924 incoming transaction European Union 3924European Union EU EC generalCenter for Consulting on Legal andWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-53:VNOxfam NovibThe Legal consultancy for poor people and Community Development Center’s (LAC) initiative aims to address the issue of network information security, electronic transactions for women, children, poor people, and the ethnicity in Ba Vi, Phuc Tho districts,Hanoi. The project's overall objective is to ensure the right of the people to assess information fast, correctly, and lawfully, contributingto promote digital government, digital economy, and digital society in line with the development orientation of the state. In specific, the Center will approach the beneficiaries to improve their skills in screening, using and exploiting information effectively to best serve their work and study. Furthermore, the initiative will focus on enhancing skills and understanding of legal electronic transactions, promoting the sale and promotion of products. If people know how to promote and trade products on the internet which can reach and approach more customers, it will improve the family's economic life and contributeto poverty reduction. Additionally, the Center also desires to raise legal awareness for the targeted groups, contributes to preventing the illegal transmission of information, law violation online, preventing acts of interference, access, harm, deletion, change, copying, falsifying information online illegally. The outcomes of the project are expected to be: raising legal awareness for 600 people, providing legal consultation, communication and other legal services for 4.000 people.Oxfam NovibCenter of Legal Advice for Poor Peo'- Since its establishment in 2004 (re-registered under 2008 Decree 77 on Legal Consultancy), the Center has been operating and notviolating the law during its operation. The Center has accomplished legal consultancy and communication for thousands of people whovisit our office. Our beneficiaries are among women, the poor, families under preferential treatment policy, people in minor ethniccommunities and remote areas, the homeless elderly, the vulnerable ... - Within 10 consecutive years from 2008- 2018, the Center has implemented 3 phases of the project, funded by DANIDA-Denmark to provide mobile legal aid for ethnic minorities in Hoa Binh, Son La, Dien Bien, Lai Chau and Lao Provinces. The Center has organized 2,096 mobile legal aid campaign for 94,332 locals in different villages, approximately 500 legal training courses for our collaborators and beyond. In 2015 - 2018, the Center carried out a legal consultancy project on cooperative contracts for local people and businesses, including legal consultancy on labor contracts, employment, insurance for employees in companies and factories in Lao Cai, Lai Chau and Son La provinces. - In cooperation with the Center for Women and Development, the Center implemented community-based mobile legal consultancy projects funded by VUSTA and UNICEF. In particular, the UNICEF-funded project, Forum Lawyers and Children, implemented in 5 provinces across Vietnam, has spread humane valuesto children living on the streets and in nurturing centers, and reformatoryschools.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security70536 -1934335268 incoming transaction European Union 35268European Union EU EC generalCenter of Legal Advice for Poor Peo28214 incoming transaction European Union 28214European Union EU EC generalCenter of Legal Advice for Poor Peo-12290 incoming transaction European Union -12290European Union EU EC generalCenter of Legal Advice for Poor PeoWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-54:VNOxfam NovibMai Chau District Women’s Union proposes a solution in contributing to the enforcement of crime and law violation prevention under the circumstance that high record of social issues and crimes related to women and children has been reported in recent years. Issues such as drug deals, marriage and family cases, as well as child marriage and minor’s birth giving are the topical problem in the area of Mai Chau. Henceforth, the objective of this initiative is to improve legal knowledge on relevant laws (suchas gender equality, prevention and combat against domestic violence, marriage <(>&<)> family, children, prevention and control of narcotic substances)for beneficiaries targeting women, children and ethnicity through media means. Besides, the women’s union alsoaims to enhance a tight collaboration between governmental agencies and residential community in establishing one group of action, including 8 groups of community action to implement the supporting tools composed of legal consultation <(>&<)> aid, and supervising/managing security issue within the local area. Furthermore, in order to create greater impact on the women, the project desires to organize and operate the model “Women with Law” in 8 hamlets to promote the role of women and their contribution to theproblem solving. The initiative also aims to collect opinions from the people regarding legal proposition and resolution on socio-economic development in locality draft and create a policy proposal on the implementation of documents under law. The outputofthis initiative are: 1 collaborative mechanism between governmental agencies and residential community (establishing 1 group of action, 8 group of community action), raising legal awareness for 10.000 people, provide legal consultation and support forat least 80% of the victims/potential group, 1 legal proposal, and operate “Women with Law” models across the district and introduce it to the entire province of Hoa Binh.Oxfam NovibMai Chau district Women's Union,Mai Chau district Women's Union, Hoa Binh Province is a socio-political organization that is under governance by the Hoa Binh Women’s Union and Vietnam Women’s Union that represents for the legal and righteous rights of the women, thriving for women’s developmentand gender equality specifically within Mai Chau district. The Women's Union performs the task of protecting the legitimate rights and interests of women and children, focusing on legal information and legal aid related to the Law on Gender Equality, Prevention and Combat against Domestic Violence, Marriage and Family, etc. Besides, the Union also participates in the district People's Jurors;directly defends for women and children rights in court; directly participates in propagating legal knowledge to the people. In addition, the organization has had a thick experience in conducting legal propagation through many interactive and creative forms, simultaneously welly cooperate with other governmental agencies to maximize the effectiveness and unanimity in contributing to the sustainable development of the locality…Especially, the Mai Chau district Women’s Union has had several experiences in participating and conducting project activities with Hoa Binh Women’s Union and the Justice Initiatives Facilitation Fund (JIFF) Secretariat - Oxfam in JIFF Call 1 and Call 3.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security74065 -288837032 incoming transaction European Union 37032European Union EU EC generalMai Chau district Women's Union,29626 incoming transaction European Union 29626European Union EU EC generalMai Chau district Women's Union,4519 incoming transaction European Union 4519European Union EU EC generalMai Chau district Women's Union,Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesInvite more villagers who live nearby the project site participate in initiative activitiesInvite more villagers who live nearby the project site participate in initiative activitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesInvite more villagers who live nearby the project site participate in initiative activitiesInvite more villagers who live nearby the project site participate in initiative activitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersInvite more villagers who live nearby the project site participate in initiative activitiesInvite more villagers who live nearby the project site participate in initiative activitiesmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersInvite more villagers who live nearby the project site participate in initiative activitiesInvite more villagers who live nearby the project site participate in initiative activitiesNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-55:VNOxfam NovibQuang Binh Community Development Center (CDC) has initiated a project with the aim of promoting effective practice of the Law on Implementation of Grassroots-level Democracy in the rural area, specifically 3 rural, coastal and mountainous areas in Le Thuy district, Quang Binh province. The project’s prior objective is to raise awareness of rights and obligations of the people and local authorities on disseminating the Law on Implementation of Grassroots-level Democracy through diverse activities of the core group. Importantly, the Organize corresponding training courses to build capacity for people and local authorities so that the parties can well implement the contents specified in the Law on Implementation of Grassroots Democracy. Besides, CDC also expects to be able to create opportunities for the citizens and local authorities to have shared space in order to promote transparency and openness in the locality. Furthermore, the initiative also targets to share experiences and disseminate information in the projected communes to gradually replicate the model throughout Quang Binh province. The expect outcomes of this initiative are: raising legal awareness and approach based on democratic rights at grassroots level for at least 1200 people (women account for at least 45%); 6 sharing seminars between people and the local authority with at least 420 participants (in which 40% are women); at least 1 proposal will be send to governmental agencies about people’s confusion during the implementation of the Law on Implementation of Grassroots-level Democracy.Oxfam NovibQuang Binh Community Development Ce'CDC has over 10 years of experience in promoting community development in both rural and urban areas in order to help people improve their quality of life through capacity building and supporting them in their. We put an emphasis on: i) community development; ii) Promote grassroots democracy; Child Rights, Gender and Development; iii) Agriculture and Rural Development. CDC has carried out many projects to promote human rights, including activities to disseminate laws on the Ordinance on exercising democracy, Child RightsConvention, the Laws on Gender Equality and Prevention of Trafficking, and support the implementation of community initiatives on the basis of "people know, people discuss, people do#, people monitor", children self-governing groups, economic empowerment for women,# in Quang Binh province. Since its foundation, the CDC has worked in according with laws and regulations in Vietnam.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security71743 -175035872 incoming transaction European Union 35872European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Community Development Ce28697 incoming transaction European Union 28697European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Community Development Ce5425 incoming transaction European Union 5425European Union EU EC generalQuang Binh Community Development CeWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-56:VNOxfam NovibHanoi - the second most populated city in Vietnam with an average number of 8.330.000 people estimated in 2021 along with burgeoning population, is currently dealing with the high demand of water usage. Considering such issue of water resources scarcity in the urban area, especially in big city like Hanoi, the Water Resources Institution (WRI) has proposed an initiative to enhance the effectiveness of regulations implementation regarding water usage efficiency in daily life by improving the understandingof water resourcesvalue and measures in saving and reusing water in daily life for students from primary to high school level in Hanoi. By targeting the beneficiary as students, the project aims to form a good behavior in efficient usage of water among students at their early age which can creates a long-term impact towards their practices in using water and disseminate such messages to schools, family, and their living residential area. The project selects to conduct pilot at 03 inter-levels schools: Experimental Science Education School;Lomonosov West Hanoi Schools; and The Dewey Schools. Through the design of digital programme for providing knowledge and the construction of interactive game (e-Prowater) for students in 3 targeted schools regarding water resources value, the project aims to reach and raise awareness for 1050 children, 600 women (including teacher and mothers) and 400 teachers as well as fathers. Besides, by conducting research and analysis activities, the initiative intent to contribute ideas and advice to the Department of Water Resources Management on the current situation of domestic water use in Hanoi and measures to save water and reuse water in potential daily activities.Oxfam NovibInstitute of Water Resources SciencThe Water Resources Institution (WRI) - a subordinate unit of the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) – was officially established under the virtue of Prime Minister’s Decision No.1896/QD-TTg dated November 28th, 2017 along with the Decision No.838/QD-BTNMT on March 16th, 2018 of the MONRE regulating the functions, missions, authority and organizational structure of the WRI. WRI is a science and technology organization with the functions of basic research, specifically on economy, policy and models in water resource management, distribution, utilization and preservation; water resources technological application and development for state management; consultancy service regarding water resources issue. The guiding principles of the Institute are transparency, efficiency, respect and good cooperation with stakeholders. The Institute's future development plan orientation is to continue to successfully complete the tasks assigned by the Government, simultaneously expand cooperation with Governmental and Non-governmental organizations to implement domestic and foreign projects. Furthermore, the mission of the Institute is to provide high quality consulting services to support socio-economic development and contribute to the betterment of the management of water resources in particularand environmental management in general. Such orientation demonstrates the stability and independence of the Institution through participating in development activities appropriate to local circumstances.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security71522 -75935761 incoming transaction European Union 35761European Union EU EC generalInstitute of Water Resources Scienc28609 incoming transaction European Union 28609European Union EU EC generalInstitute of Water Resources Scienc6393 incoming transaction European Union 6393European Union EU EC generalInstitute of Water Resources SciencWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-57:VNOxfam NovibThe main goal of the project is to raise legal awareness to reduce alcohol abuse in the community and violations of the law on preventing harmful effects of alcohol, thereby contributing to improving the quality of life with the reduction of social crimes and social gap in the locality. The project sites cover 4 communes in Quang Binh, namely Thuong Hoa, Trong Hoa, Dan Hoa (Minh Hoa district)and Lam Hoa (Tuyen Hoa district). The target groups include under-18 children, women, girls and people of ethnic minorities. Project activities focuses on:1. Implementing communication campaigns in multiple platforms for students (12-17) and the community to raise public's awareness about the harmful effects of alcohol and related legal regulations2. Organizing awareness raising trainings forpeople, especially men, about the harmful effects of alcohol and illegal acts3. Providing legal aid and representation at court forsurvivors of domestic violence and sexual abuseOverall, the output is expected to have 2000 - 3000 people including women, boys andgirls, people of ethnic minorities, people living in (near) poverty, teachers at schools in the project area with increasing legal awareness on prevention of harmful effects of alcohol and alcohol use; 80% of people and students with better access to legal consulting services; 100 business households receiving legal advice directly related to the legal provisions on prevention of harmful effects of alcohol.Oxfam NovibCentre for Highland Natural ResourcEstablished in 2015, Centre for Highland Natural Resource Governance Research (CEGORN) is a Science and Technology organization under the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations (VUSTA). CEGORN has its operation focus on matters related to policy andlaw, involving activities to raise people’s awareness. It embraces great respect and appreciation towards indigenous knowledge, presented by its efforts and investment in analysis and integration of indigenous culture into actions to promote sustainable development. In addition to great hands-on experience in working with people of ethnic minorities, CEGORN staff are all well equipped with thorough understanding about women's rights, thereby, encourage them to raise their voices and contribute to promote gender equality. In terms of project management, CEGORN has its capacity to harness resources, which contributes to enhance the effectiveness of the project implementation. Established in 2015, Centre for Highland Natural Resource Governance Research (CEGORN) is a Science and Technology organization under the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Associations (VUSTA). CEGORN has its operation focus on matters related to policy and law, involving activities to raise people’s awareness. It embraces great respect and appreciation towards indigenous knowledge, presented by its efforts and investment in analysis and integration of indigenous culture into actions to promote sustainable development. In addition to great hands-on experience in working with people of ethnic minorities, CEGORN staff are all well equipped with thorough understanding about women's rights, thereby, encourage them to raise their voices and contribute to promote gender equality. In terms of project management, CEGORN has its capacity to harness resources, which contributes to enhance the effectiveness of the project implementation.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security74718 -71537359 incoming transaction European Union 37359European Union EU EC generalCentre for Highland Natural Resourc29887 incoming transaction European Union 29887European Union EU EC generalCentre for Highland Natural Resourc6757 incoming transaction European Union 6757European Union EU EC generalCentre for Highland Natural ResourcWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-58:VNOxfam NovibUltimately, the project aims to raise awareness and understanding, provide legal aid and representative defense at court for community, contribute suggestions to draft legal documents related to disadvantaged and vulnerable groups, especially women and children in accordance with the Constitution (2013) and relevant legal documents. Accordingly, project activities embrace these following specific goals: Outcome 1: Raising public’s awareness and understanding about the law on administrative sanctions and criminal handling against girls and students in primary, middle and high school in Hanoi. Specifically, 28,800 children and their families were provided with information directly and indirectly through programs and activities to propagate legal education.On the same note, it is expected to attract 10,000 visits on social platforms (facebook, youtube, official press channels,..)Outcome 2: Raising public’s awareness about the law on punishment and criminal handling for child sexual abuse, skills to preventsexual abuse against girls amongst mothers and grandmothers. Specifically, 500 mothers and grandmothers are provided with legal education. All of them access informationthrough online platforms (facebook, youtube, web and press channels).Outcome 3: Raising awareness of the community, including teachers, people working in school, educational institutions about abuse prevention skills. Accordingly, the expected number of teachers with access to training is 540.Outcome 4: Appointing lawyers from Lawyers Association for Protection of Children's Rights to participate in protecting children who are survivors of sexual abuse. Appointing lawyers to provide children and families with legal advicerelated to children's rights. This aims to have 20 cases received legal advice, 10 cases supported at the court to protect the legitimate rights and interests of children in criminal cases.Output 5: Contributing comments to 02 draft legal documents related to children’s rights.Oxfam NovibVietnam Association for ProtectionFounded on April 08 2008, VACR is non-government organization working on the protection of child#s rights, with the mission to gather and unite Vietnamese individuals and organizations who voluntarily working for the purpose of making children enjoy all fundamental rights. Our six key mandates are: (1) Promoting advocacy and providing consultancy to improve capacity on child protection; (2) Participating in supervising, evaluating child rights implementation; (3) Formulating and implementing programs, projects# to protectchildren; (4) Carrying out cooperation research, training and information/experience sharing; (5) Mobilizing children#s voice and participation; and (6) Becoming focal point between INGO, CSOs and GO agencies.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security53297 -3259026649 incoming transaction European Union 26649European Union EU EC generalVietnam Association for Protection21319 incoming transaction European Union 21319European Union EU EC generalVietnam Association for Protection-13630 incoming transaction European Union -13630European Union EU EC generalVietnam Association for Protection-13630 incoming transaction European Union -13630European Union EU EC generalVietnam Association for ProtectionWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersThe number of women increase because they collaborated with the Women Association.The number of women increase because they collaborated with the Women Association.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-59:VNOxfam NovibThe Hong Ngu City Lawyers’ Association has identified the recent concerning issues regarding school violence, sexual abuse and injuries in children and came up with the initiative in responding to such problems limited to within 2 communes of Binh Thanh and Tan Hoi in Hong Ngu city, Dong Thap province. The objective of this initiative is to raise awareness for children and people about Children's Rights and Cybersecurity Law. Specifically, through a series of communication activities designed for students at Binh Thanh Primary School, Binh Thanh Secondary School, Tan Hoi Primary School, and Tan Hoi Secondary School, the children, teacher and parents will be able to access to and improve legal knowledge on Children's Rights and Cybersecurity Law. Through creative communication means (talk show, clubs,..), the project expects to create influence and impact on related stakeholders regarding their responsibility and ability to speak up about the mentioned issues. In particular, the project highly promotes the participation of students in models and clubs to enforce and promote the acknowledgment and practice of Children's Rights and Cybersecurity Law at 4 schools. Moreover, the Association also aims to provide legal advice for people and children within the project area on Children's Rights, Law on Cybersecurity and issues related to child protection, care and education, contributing to reducing violence against school violence, sexual abuse and injuries in children. The estimated result of the initiative includes: raising awareness for 800 parents and 1200 students, providing legal advice to 400 people and students on Children's Rights, Law on Cybersecurity and gender <(>&<)> sexuality issues related, targeting 400 students and 400 parents will sign a commitment to comply with the provisions on ensuring the Children's Rights and the Cybersecurity Law.Oxfam NovibLawyers Association of Hong Ngu citHong Ngu City Lawyers’ Association is a socio-political organization-profession working for the purpose of defending justice, equality, and social development; protecting the legitimate rights and interests and democratic freedoms of the citizens; protecting the independence and sovereignty of the territory and the directives and policies of the Party and the Socialist Republic of Vietnam righteously and unanimously. The association was newly established in 2019, yet the participating lawyers of the Association have had many years of experiences in the activities of legal aid and legal knowledge propagation. Annually, the Hong Ngu City Lawyers’ Association cooperates with the Department of Justice of Dong Thap province and the Governmental Legal Aid Center of Dong Thap province todeploy legal support activities and disseminate legal knowledge to people in the city and surrounding districts. Especially, the Association and the project staff have cooperated with An Giang University to implement projects in the 1st and 3rd Call of Justice Initiatives Facilitation Funds (JIFF) – Oxfam. Additionally, the Association will continue to utilize their experiences to enhance collaboration with partners and related governmental agencies, building a cooperative network among all stakeholders to maximize the benefit and effectiveness of their activities, particularly in legal aid and legal communication.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security73761 -689737636880 incoming transaction European Union 36880European Union EU EC generalLawyers Association of Hong Ngu cit29504 incoming transaction European Union 29504European Union EU EC generalLawyers Association of Hong Ngu cit-689 incoming transaction European Union -689European Union EU EC generalLawyers Association of Hong Ngu citWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-60:VNOxfam NovibIn this initiative, the Center for Legal Advice – Vinh University (VU) desires to address the issue of sexual abuse, targeting the children of ethnicity in Thanh Chuong district and several communes in Do Luong district, Nghe An. The project aims to raise legal awareness for children, especially girls from 10 to 16 years old through communication and dissemination of laws on preventing the risk of sexual abuse. Simultaneously, it emphasizes the importance of raising awareness for child caretakers (parents, grandparents, and relatives) about knowledge of child sexual abuse prevention and control. Especially, to protect abused children in the locality, the Center will develop key including staff of the Women's Union, commune medical stations, commune judicial officers, commune and district police officers, middle school teachers, etc. elementary school and primary school, village elder, village head, Ho Chi MinhCommunist Youth Union cadre, parents or caregivers... and equipped with knowledge, legal communication skills and legal consultancy skills, legal aid on the protection of children's rights. Furthermore, the Center aims to provide legal advice, initial legal aid for cases of children being sexually abused or at risk of being sexually abused. Last but not least, to ensure children’s rights to be protected, the project also targets to recommend policies and coordinate to develop regulations and plans for coordination in between the agencies with authority in Thanh Chuong and Do Luong districts in receiving and explaining in the receipt and settlement ofdenunciations and news reports about crimes, propose prosecution, investigate and conduct instance trial for cases of child sexual abuse. The expected results are to be: raising legal knowledge and understanding for 3500 (1500 women, 600 ethnics, 3000 children, 500 poor/near-poor people), providing legal aids and consultation for 120 cases, develop 1 research for policy recommendations for local authorities on children rights protection.Oxfam NovibVinh University Law Counselling CenCenter for Practice and Legal Advice, Vinh University was established in 2011 under Decision 457/QD-DHV of Vinh University in orderto provide free legal advices to vulnerable groups in society and create an environmen to help students practice professional skills.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security72521 -3936260 incoming transaction European Union 36260European Union EU EC generalVinh University Law Counselling Cen29008 incoming transaction European Union 29008European Union EU EC generalVinh University Law Counselling Cen7214 incoming transaction European Union 7214European Union EU EC generalVinh University Law Counselling CenWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-61:VNOxfam NovibIn collaboration with VUJUSAP of Ho Chi Minh city, Center for Research and Education of the deaf and hard of hearing proposed the project “Let people with hard of hearing’s voices heard”, which is considered the second phase of its initiative implementedin JIFF’s2nd Grant Call. As such, End-of-project products, including medical sign language, handbook to support the deaf, handbook of consultation process and legal advice, a website for teaching sign language and so on will be in great use for micro-scale activities implemented in the community (in particular, education and awareness-raising communications). Results and lessons learned then will be recorded in the Handbook “Let the Deaf Be Heard”. For the long-term goal, Deaf people have better access to law and justice while resources in the community are mobilized to promote the more effective application of state policies on public health into real-life conditions. Accordingly, project activities are designed on the fundamental of 3 specific outcomes: (1) Raising public awareness on matters related to people with hard of hearing; (2) People with hard of hearing have better access to legal aid services and (3) Contributing comments to the development of policies related to people with disabilities. Although the focus group is the whole communityof people with disabilities, the involvement of women in this group is slightly highly encouraged. In addition, Hospital of obstetrics and gynecology is also opted for piloting the supporting models for peoplewith hard of hearing in need. At the end of the project, the total number of beneficiaries is expected to be 1910, with 480 people with hard of hearing, 200 children; 100 women in pregnancy and/or with children; 100 over-60 elderlies; 1030 people workingand/or doing care work with people with hearing impairment (suchas parents, teachers, interpreters, social workers, health care staff,...).Oxfam NovibCenter for Research and Education o'Center for Research and Education of the Deaf and Hard of Hearing (CED) operates on: - Conducting research on disabilities, especially hearing disabilities. - Defending and empowering the deaf and hard of hearing to help them integrate into society. - Raising community awareness to change people#s attitude towards the deaf, painting a positive image of the community of deaf and hard of hearing. - Creating favorable conditions for these people in accessing education, employment, and basic public services. - Unleashing their potential and talent of the deaf.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security72422 -575536211 incoming transaction European Union 36211European Union EU EC generalCenter for Research and Education o28969 incoming transaction European Union 28969European Union EU EC generalCenter for Research and Education o-1777 incoming transaction European Union -1777European Union EU EC generalCenter for Research and Education o3264 incoming transaction European Union 3264European Union EU EC generalCenter for Research and Education oWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-62:VNOxfam NovibThe initiative of Hanoi Association of People with Disabilities (DPHANOI) is built upon the desire to promote the knowledge and awareness regarding the Law on Persons with Disabilities for children, (including children with disabilities) within North Tu Liem and Dong Anh districts, Hanoi. Throughout the series of communication activities “The image of people with disabilities from the perspective of children”, the project aims to disseminate legal knowledge and enhance the understanding of children regarding people with disabilities. Furthermore, DPHANOI’s objective is to provide legal consultation about the rights of people with disabilities, contributing to the enhancement of people’s rights. Last but not least, the project will also target to propagate to people and community surround, specifically beneficiaries, local governmental agencies and people surround to further spread out the influences on every related stakeholder in embracing and ensuring the rights for people with disabilities, especiallychildren. Overall, the results expected to achieve are: 6,000 children participate in project activities; 1,000 people participated in the online game “Learn about the Law of People with Disabilities”; 1,000 children were instructed to draw pictures on the project's theme; 400 messages through pictures of children participating in the drawing contest on the topic " The image of people with disabilities from the perspective of children "are exhibited.Oxfam NovibHanoi Association of People withHanoi Association of People with Disabilities (DP Hanoi) Purpose: gathering, uniting, improving the capacity of people with disabilities, protect rights and legitimate interests of members; encouraging, creating opportunities for people with disabilities to rise above the difficulties in order to become better persons, fully and equally integrated into society, striving for "Inclusive societywithout barrier and for the rights of people with disabilities #. Vision: In the near future, Vietnamese disabled people will integrate fully into every area of social life. Mission: Promoting the implementation of rights of people with disabilities. Organizational network of DP Hanoi (as of November 2017): 47 member organizations with more than 10,000 people with disabilities, including: 30 associations of people with disabilities on districts / communes level and 85 associations on communes / wards level, 100 branches of people with disabilities association under districts/commnues' associations; 17 groups, clubs, centers Main areas of activity: Deveoping towards sustainability, transparency and accountability; Promoting the implementation of the United Nations Convention on theRights of Persons with Disabilities, the Persons with Disabilities law and relevant legal documents to support people with disabilities; Raising awareness and capacity for people with disabilities; Taking care of the material and spiritual life of members; Conducting communication activities to raise public awareness about disability;International cooperation, sponsorship mobilizationEuropean Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security73553 -187436777 incoming transaction European Union 36777European Union EU EC generalHanoi Association of People with29421 incoming transaction European Union 29421European Union EU EC generalHanoi Association of People with5481 incoming transaction European Union 5481European Union EU EC generalHanoi Association of People withWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-63:VNOxfam NovibThe ultimate goal of the project is to increase legal awareness and understanding on the rights to access education and safety and security of inland waterways amongst children of ethnic minorities and their parents who go to school by boat, in Hoa Binh province.Project activities are designed to disseminate Constitution 2013 and Law on Inland Waterway Traffic 2014, using 2 approaches of school-based and needs-based. The focus groups are students, parents and teachers in 3 primary and secondary schools.Legal aid, communication and training activities at schools will be organized or curriculum-integrated and tailored concerning the focus group’ abilities and needs. Moreover, there will be communications campaigns on drowning prevention launched, and on-campus drowning prevention consulting centers established to spread the project impacts. Last but not least, the initiative proposes contributions to developingpolicies and laws related to students of ethnic minorities in river regions. At the end of theproject, it is expected to help increase awareness on children’s rights to access education issued in Constitution 13 and Law on Inland Waterway Traffic 2014 for 80% teachers and 90% parents of students studying at 3 piloted schools who go to school by boat. Events organized at schools, additionally,aim to attract about 780 students while the model of on-campus drowning prevention consulting centers at 3 schools would record up to 540 students’ visits from 11/2023 to 4/2024.Oxfam NovibCenter for Applied Research andThe Center for Applied Research and Development of Social Work (CARDSW) is a member of Faculty of Sociology, University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Vietnamese National University, Hanoi - 2005, Participated with the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs to develop the "Law on Gender Equality"- 2006-2011: Participated in the "Rural Water Supply and Sanitation Project in the Red River Delta of Vietnam (RRDRWSS) in Nam Dinh", International Development Association (IDA), World Bank- In 2012-2013, Co-chair of the project "The status of understanding and main sources of access to the Law on Gender Equality of ethnic minority women in Yen Son District, Tuyen Quang Province" funded by the Jiff Foundation - In 2013-2014, the Organization mobilized the participation of ethnic minority communities in contributing to the development of the Law on Supervision activities of the People's Council and improving the accountability of the authorities in the district. Yen Lap, Phu Tho province.- In 2016-2019, Strengthen the participation of people with disabilities, social organizations and people in supervising the implementation of the Law on Education and related policies for people with disabilities in Cam Xuyen district, province Ha Tinh.- 2011-2013: Trained as a trainer for staff of the Protection Department of 63 provinces and cities on "Environmental protection in social protection establishments" organized by the Department of Protection- 2015, Organizing training for students of the Faculty of Sociology on the Law on Environmental Protection 2014; In2018 - 2020, Join with the Ministry of Labour, Invalids and Social Affairs to develop the "Law on Social Work". In 2018, Participated with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment Workshop on adjusting and amending "Law on environmental protection in 2020"European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to life and security73922 -137636961 incoming transaction European Union 36961European Union EU EC generalCenter for Applied Research and29569 incoming transaction European Union 29569European Union EU EC generalCenter for Applied Research and6016 incoming transaction European Union 6016European Union EU EC generalCenter for Applied Research andWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05188-64:VNOxfam NovibOwing to public's limited awareness and concern about autism, autism spectrum disorder and difficulties faced by children with autistic, autism spectrum disorder and their families, Nghe An National Fund for Vietnamese Children decided to implement awareness raising activities series for the community about autism and autisms spectrum disorder, in parallel, organize activities to support families of children diagnosed with autism or autisms spectrum disorder. Ultimately, the project aims to help childrenwith autism to be protected by law with realistic, appropriate and fair policies; have accessed and benefited from national public health services, education and welfare policies. Its long-term goals, in fact, focuses on building a core team at grass-rootlevels with team members are officials including officials of cultural and social departments, preschool teachers, health workers and people working in centersfor special education. They are well-equipped with knowledge and skills to support children with autism to access public health services, education and welfare. The project areas cover 5 communes of Nghe An, including Anh Son, Dien Chau, Quynh Luu, Nghi Loc and Do Luong. Overall, it is expected to have 154 socio-cultural officials, 154 health workers from 154 wards and communes in the projectarea with increased awareness of autism spectrum disorder in children; about 200 preschools have staff who are trained and equippedwith knowledge and skills to recognize symptoms and support children; all children with autism are supported to access and get benefited from health care, education, and welfare systems.Oxfam NovibNghe An Child Protection FundNational Fund for Vietnamese Children Nghe An Province was established in 2002, under the Provincial Committee for Population, Family and Children. The Fund connects domestic and foreign agencies, organizations and individuals, and international aid, following its vision to ensure children have their basic rights. After more than 21 years of operation, it has mobilized nearly 200 billion VND to support more than 430,000 children with extremely difficult circumstances in the province, providing counseling, therapy, early diagnosis and intervention for more than 27,000 children with autism. On daily average, it receives 100 children for rehabilitation and autism treatment at its units (providing support to children and their families). Most of the childrenafter treatment have made significant progress in both cognitive development and mobility. The Fund was awarded the third-class Labor Medal in 2010. It also received many certificates of merit from relevant agencies and departments for contributions to the work of children care and protection with a core team having a great amount of experience in project implementation and management.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation54348 -154927174 incoming transaction European Union 27174European Union EU EC generalNghe An Child Protection Fund21739 incoming transaction European Union 21739European Union EU EC generalNghe An Child Protection Fund3886 incoming transaction European Union 3886European Union EU EC generalNghe An Child Protection FundStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD65 district offices on Labor- War invalid and Social Affairs in Quynh Luu, Dien Chau, Nghi Loc, Anh Son, Do Luong districts5 district offices on Labor- War invalid and Social Affairs in Quynh Luu, Dien Chau, Nghi Loc, Anh Son, Do Luong districtsStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD55 district offices on Labor- War invalid and Social Affairs in Quynh Luu, Dien Chau, Nghi Loc, Anh Son, Do Luong districts5 district offices on Labor- War invalid and Social Affairs in Quynh Luu, Dien Chau, Nghi Loc, Anh Son, Do Luong districtsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05199-02:XGOxfam NovibThe goal of this project is to scale up the empowerment of marginalized rural women and men through the use of Household Methodologies (HHM). Currently over 133 thousand women and men are reached directly as part of projects by Oxfam, and indirectly by influencing government programmes together with IFAD. Other organizations, such as Hivos, Twin and FLA, have also started using HHM. By building knowledge, skills and expertise at local to global levels this project aims to scale up household methodologiesto empower millions of women, men and rural youth. The project is part of the WEMAN programme. The expected outcomes are: 1. A network of local/national learning centres provide opportunities for exposure to the methodology and its benefits and gaining the basic and advanced skills to start the process in the countries. 2. Online platform for networking, knowledge sharing and monitoring the use of HHMs set up and effectively used 3. Specific approaches are developed on thematic areas and/or particular target groups: rural finance, nutrition, VCD, extension, and with specific target groups incl. youth.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. 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Currently over 133 thousand women and men are reached directly as part of projects by Oxfam, and indirectly by influencing government programmes together with IFAD. Other organizations, such as Hivos, Twin and FLA, have also started using HHM. By building knowledge, skills and expertise at local to global levels this project aims to scale up household methodologiesto empower millions of women, men and rural youth. The project is part of the WEMAN programme. The expected outcomes are: 1. A network of local/national learning centres provide opportunities for exposure to the methodology and its benefits and gaining the basic and advanced skills to start the process in the countries. 2. Online platform for networking, knowledge sharing and monitoring the use of HHMs set up and effectively used 3. Specific approaches are developed on thematic areas and/or particular target groups: rural finance, nutrition, VCD, extension, and with specific target groups incl. youth.Oxfam NovibStichting HIVOSHivos was established in 1968, and is an international development organisation guided by humanist values. Together with local civil society organisations in developing countries, Hivos wants to contribute to a free, fair and sustainable world. A world in which all citizens – both women and men – have equal access to opportunities and resources for development and can participate actively andequally in decision-making processes that determine their lives, their society and their future. Hivos trusts in the creativity and capacity of people. Quality, cooperation and innovation are core values in Hivos’ programme development and business philosophies.Hivos is committed to people in Africa, Asia and Latin America who are systematically blocked from rights, opportunities and resources. A lasting improvement in their situation is the ultimate measure for Hivos work. One of the guiding principles of Hivos philosophy is strengthening the social position of women. Core values of Hivos are: • human dignityand self-determination • pluralism and democracy • focus on material and non-material aspects • mutual solidarity and responsible citizenship • respect for people’s cultural and social identity • responsible management of nature and natural resourcesIFAD Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation647368 28591 0 249734 incoming transaction IFAD 249734IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSStichting HIVOS98600 incoming transaction IFAD 98600IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSStichting HIVOS70852 incoming transaction IFAD 70852IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSStichting HIVOS26807 incoming transaction IFAD 26807IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSStichting HIVOS117417 incoming transaction IFAD 117417IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSStichting HIVOS62808 incoming transaction IFAD 62808IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSStichting HIVOSStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05199-07:UGOxfam NovibThe goal of this project is to scale up the empowerment of marginalized rural women and men through the use of Household Methodologies (HHM). Currently over 133 thousand women and men are reached directly as part of projects by Oxfam, and indirectly by influencing government programmes together with IFAD. Other organizations, such as Hivos, Twin and FLA, have also started using HHM. By building knowledge, skills and expertise at local to global levels this project aims to scale up household methodologiesto empower millions of women, men and rural youth. The project is part of the WEMAN programme. The expected outcomes are: 1. A network of local/national learning centres provide opportunities for exposure to the methodology and its benefits and gaining the basic and advanced skills to start the process in the countries. 2. Online platform for networking, knowledge sharing and monitoring the use of HHMs set up and effectively used 3. Specific approaches are developed on thematic areas and/or particular target groups: rural finance, nutrition, VCD, extension, and with specific target groups incl. youth.Oxfam NovibCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR RURAL DEVThe history of Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD) dates back to 1993 when the Uganda government, with the financial and technical support of the Dutch government, implemented the Community Action Program (CAP) and later the Women Empowerment Program (WEP) in the West Nile region. Both programs were considered successes by the communities and district local governments of West Nile, and external evaluators and the Dutch embassy in Uganda. The focus was on community mobilisation and capacity building through service delivery and the implementation of micro-projects. CAP concentrated on the supply of social infrastructure services and the implementation of agricultural projects, while WEP concentrated on the empowerment of women and the strengthening of their capacities to participate in the development process. Thus CEFORD was founded, to fill the gap created by the closure of these successful programs that were phased out in June 2000. CEFORD operates in parts of all the five districts of Adjumani, Arua, Moyo, Nebbi and Yumbe. It was founded in July 2000 but the process of its formation dates back to 1998, to an internal reflection workshop of CAP staff that identified possible scenarios for the future. One scenario suggested a merger of CAP and WEP into a local NGO. The decentralisation of government to districts in Uganda also demanded strong civil society organisations that could support local governments indelivering services. CEFORD's major achievements in the last three years include a participatory poverty assessment in the districts of Arua and Nebbi. Through these assessments CEFORD gave objective feedback from poor women and men to the district and central governments, and to some donor. It was also successful in supporting the Adjumani district local government in facilitating the formulation of all its sub-county development plans. This enhanced its chance of accessing funds from the central government, from which the communities would benefit. And CEFORD strengthened the capacities of four local organisations through organisational self-assessment and the facilitation of strategic planning. The performance of these organisations has since improved. It also mobilised and linked ten community-based organisations to funding for agricultural activities; over 30 million Ugandan shillings from the German Development Services. CEFORD's Mission is to improve the capacity of women, men, children and their organisations in the more disadvantaged communities of West Nile effectively to articulate their demands and interests, to increase their production and income in a sustainable way and to secure better access to services. The institutional objectives of CEFORD are to contribute to the following policy and practice changes in West Nile: food and income security is guaranteed, communities have positive attitude to the enrolment and retention of girls in schools, there is active participation of the population in district and sub-county planning and policy formulation (especially around issues of natural resources, peace and security), peace and security in the region are consolidated especially at the household level, and women are empowered to participate as equal partners to men in decision-making and control over resources at the household and community levels.IFAD Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to a sustainable livelihood180957 34791 incoming transaction IFAD 34791IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR RURAL DEV52822 incoming transaction IFAD 52822IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR RURAL DEV56505 incoming transaction IFAD 56505IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR RURAL DEV27791 incoming transaction IFAD 27791IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR RURAL DEV9048 incoming transaction IFAD 9048IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR RURAL DEVStronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancessupporting partners to integrate GALSstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersOxfam and partners organized 2 subnational events and 1 national event that was aimed at popularizing the GALS methodology.participants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersA total of 301 stakeholders (152 women and 149 male) participants who included: Government Representatives, Donor organizations, INGOs, National NGOs, Private Sector, Media (both mainstream and social), Academia, Research Institutions, Politicians, Lineministries, Local councils, GALS practitioners, Oxfam and partner staff were reached directly through small and bigger meetings.Stronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases of strengthened/broadened alliances to produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global markets -DD4building capacity of ELCs to deliver servicesWe developed one business model that helps to enhance sustainability of ELCsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05199-08:UGOxfam NovibThe goal of this project is to scale up the empowerment of marginalized rural women and men through the use of Household Methodologies (HHM). Currently over 133 thousand women and men are reached directly as part of projects by Oxfam, and indirectly by influencing government programmes together with IFAD. Other organizations, such as Hivos, Twin and FLA, have also started using HHM. By building knowledge, skills and expertise at local to global levels this project aims to scale up household methodologiesto empower millions of women, men and rural youth. The project is part of the WEMAN programme. The expected outcomes are: 1. A network of local/national learning centres provide opportunities for exposure to the methodology and its benefits and gaining the basic and advanced skills to start the process in the countries. 2. Online platform for networking, knowledge sharing and monitoring the use of HHMs set up and effectively used 3. Specific approaches are developed on thematic areas and/or particular target groups: rural finance, nutrition, VCD, extension, and with specific target groups incl. youth.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.IFAD Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to a sustainable livelihood31572 81510 82090 72417 52597 5127IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS38IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS37IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS408IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS15917IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS11951IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS-1906IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS15702IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS3700IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS4738IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS1326IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS-343IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS8119IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS9714IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS7967IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS3379IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS3437IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS23771IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS10373IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS7191IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS8669IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS7065IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS10803IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS3055IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS3185IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS5731IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS8937IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS4595IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS6720IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS5765IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS2903IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS1725IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS10004IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS4499IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS-307IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS5564IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS14847IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS3006IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS3281IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS4820IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS7584IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS4960IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS9531IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS5253IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS4613IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS5867IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS15467IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS19090IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS2308IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSStronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases of strengthened/broadened alliances to produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global markets -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05199-09:XGOxfam NovibThe goal of this project is to scale up the empowerment of marginalized rural women and men through the use of Household Methodologies (HHM). Currently over 133 thousand women and men are reached directly as part of projects by Oxfam, and indirectly by influencing government programmes together with IFAD. Other organizations, such as Hivos, Twin and FLA, have also started using HHM. By building knowledge, skills and expertise at local to global levels this project aims to scale up household methodologiesto empower millions of women, men and rural youth. The project is part of the WEMAN programme. The expected outcomes are: 1. A network of local/national learning centres provide opportunities for exposure to the methodology and its benefits and gaining the basic and advanced skills to start the process in the countries. 2. Online platform for networking, knowledge sharing and monitoring the use of HHMs set up and effectively used 3. Specific approaches are developed on thematic areas and/or particular target groups: rural finance, nutrition, VCD, extension, and with specific target groups incl. youth.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation7747 80107 50064 61689 120513 95443 3000 3328 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3328Matching Funds70 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib70Matching Funds4348 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4348Matching Funds5306 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5306Matching Funds6138 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6138Matching Funds11432 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib11432Matching Funds5621 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5621Matching Funds34130 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib34130Matching Funds-9 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-9Matching Funds2898 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2898Matching Funds2755 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2755Matching Funds3706 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3706Matching Funds3389 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3389Matching Funds2646 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2646Matching Funds2095 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2095Matching Funds169 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib169Matching Funds43437 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib43437Matching Funds2970 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2970Matching Funds871 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib871Matching Funds2617 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2617Matching Funds61689 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib61689Matching Funds120363 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib120363Matching Funds149 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib149Matching Funds95443 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib95443Matching Funds3000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3000Matching Funds-3000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-3000Oxfam Novib public funds3000IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSStronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases of strengthened/broadened alliances to produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global markets -DD4Shifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the right (to good quality aid ) and policy space/influencing space/citizens space a fundamental right for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersmedia citationsShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the right (to good quality aid ) and policy space/influencing space/citizens space a fundamental right for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the right (to good quality aid ) and policy space/influencing space/citizens space a fundamental right for men and women.men, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the right (to good quality aid ) and policy space/influencing space/citizens space a fundamental right for men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05199-10:NGOxfam NovibThe goal of this project is to scale up the empowerment of marginalized rural women and men through the use of Household Methodologies (HHM). Currently over 133 thousand women and men are reached directly as part of projects by Oxfam, and indirectly by influencing government programmes together with IFAD. Other organizations, such as Hivos, Twin and FLA, have also started using HHM. By building knowledge, skills and expertise at local to global levels this project aims to scale up household methodologiesto empower millions of women, men and rural youth. The project is part of the WEMAN programme. The expected outcomes are: 1. A network of local/national learning centres provide opportunities for exposure to the methodology and its benefits and gaining the basic and advanced skills to start the process in the countries. 2. Online platform for networking, knowledge sharing and monitoring the use of HHMs set up and effectively used 3. Specific approaches are developed on thematic areas and/or particular target groups: rural finance, nutrition, VCD, extension, and with specific target groups incl. youth.Oxfam NovibNational Association of Nigerian TrThe National Association of Nigerian Traders (NANTS) was set up by a group of traders in Lagos in October 1997. Its objective is toadvance trade beyond buying and selling, into a vehicle for development, human rights and economic justice. NANTS is the national umbrella for traders and small and medium enterprise, but it also encourages its members to improve the link between production and distribution. Its membership has recently expanded to include local manufacturers and small farmers, and stood at 235 individuals, 45corporate members and 32 market and trade associations in July 2007. NANTS is one of the 10 contributing CSO partners in the GENVAD progamme funded by IFAD for the period November 2011-December 2013. Other CSO partners are ACORD, BAIR and Duhamic Adri (Rwanda), FADU (Nigeria), CEFORD, CREAM, ESAFF, PELUM and VEDCO (Uganda).IFAD Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to an identity154088 33375 incoming transaction IFAD 33375IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSNational Association of Nigerian Tr43594 incoming transaction IFAD 43594IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSNational Association of Nigerian Tr-335 incoming transaction IFAD -335IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSNational Association of Nigerian TrImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies, laws and practices to ensure women's political participationpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies, laws and practices to ensure women's political participationcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies, laws and practices to ensure women's political participationNL-KVK-27108436-A-05199-11:NGOxfam NovibThe goal of this project is to scale up the empowerment of marginalized rural women and men through the use of Household Methodologies (HHM). Currently over 133 thousand women and men are reached directly as part of projects by Oxfam, and indirectly by influencing government programmes together with IFAD. Other organizations, such as Hivos, Twin and FLA, have also started using HHM. By building knowledge, skills and expertise at local to global levels this project aims to scale up household methodologiesto empower millions of women, men and rural youth. The project is part of the WEMAN programme. The expected outcomes are: 1. A network of local/national learning centres provide opportunities for exposure to the methodology and its benefits and gaining the basic and advanced skills to start the process in the countries. 2. Online platform for networking, knowledge sharing and monitoring the use of HHMs set up and effectively used 3. Specific approaches are developed on thematic areas and/or particular target groups: rural finance, nutrition, VCD, extension, and with specific target groups incl. youth.Oxfam NovibYoung Men's Christian Association MEstablished in 1969, YMCA Mada Hills is an affiliate of the Young men#s Christian Association of Nigeria. The organisation#s mission is to facilitate relevant community based programmes and services that empower young people and the vulnerable on the basis of equality and justice and for self-reliance. YMCA Hills in Lafia is a local partner to Oxfam Novib in project VSLA and Empower @ Scale. oung Men's Christian Association of Nigeria (YMCA) will focus on implementing the project in Nasarawa State. Young Men Christian Association of Nigeria will trained eleven (11) field officers and fifty five(55) village agents in Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA) methodologies. These trained officers will then facilitate the stepping down of the training for 1500 VSLA members on community-based micro-credit scheme, entrepreneurship and leadership. During the year, the field officers will identify strong 50 women leaders from the savings groups that will be further trained and certified as village agents. The 55 village agents will help spread the formation of new groups quickly to reach the desired number by end of year. Oxfam will carryout community engagement and relationship building based on gender analysis and power mapping to address the underlying causes to vulnerability. Oxfam will empower the members of the VSLAs to be able to lead in awareness creation on gender related issuesand balance gender roles. On average, each member of a VS<(>&<)>LA will influence 2 external people among which her/hispartner. Father#s groups will be formed to interface with VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities on gender relations. Male members of VS<(>&<)>LAs will be represented in father#s groups to bridge the gap between VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities. Oxfam staff and trainedfield officers will use the Women#s EconomicLeadership (WEL) and the Women#s Economic Empowerment (WEE) knowledge hub resources to facilitate these discussions and promote regular contact between the VS<(>&<)>LA groups and support services. At the end of theprocess, at least 30 change agents will emerge from VS<(>&<)>LA and father#s groups: 500 strong female leaders and 10 male gender champions/models.IFAD Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to an identity117832 28740 incoming transaction IFAD 28740IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSYoung Men's Christian Association M13688 incoming transaction IFAD 13688IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSYoung Men's Christian Association M13688 incoming transaction IFAD 13688IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSYoung Men's Christian Association M13688 incoming transaction IFAD 13688IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSYoung Men's Christian Association M24014 incoming transaction IFAD 24014IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSYoung Men's Christian Association M12007 incoming transaction IFAD 12007IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONSYoung Men's Christian Association MImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies, laws and practices to ensure women's political participationpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies, laws and practices to ensure women's political participationcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies, laws and practices to ensure women's political participationNL-KVK-27108436-A-05216-02:XGOxfam NovibtbdOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. 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from learning trajectories on tax, budgets and citizen participationStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05216-03:KEOxfam Novib1. Oxfam in Kenya and Ugandat ogether with TISA seek to conduct an in-depth review and analysis of the SCD and previous CPF4 process in Kenya with the aim of ensuring CSO’s both in Kenya and Uganda have the requisite knowledge, data and lessons to strengthent he engagementwith the World Bank. This will ensure citizen voice is heard, citizen empowerment, economic and social benefits of the projects, sense of control and ownership. 2. As a follow up to the virtual learning event held in July 2021, Oxfam will engage a consultantto support in firming up the IFI engagement strategy developed in order to prepare CSOs from both Kenya and Uganda for the participation in the Annual MeetingsOxfam NovibOxfam Great BritainOxfam Great Britain is a member of Oxfam International, a confederation of independent national organisations working in more than 90 countries. Oxfam works on six goals that support the shared vision of a just world without poverty: help people claim their right to a better life; champion equal rights for women; saving lives, now and in the future; safeguard global food supplies; help people claim a fairer share of natural resources; and increase money for basic services. For 70 years, Oxfam has been running emergency responses, development projects and campaigning at the grass roots level to tackle poverty.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation13776 13776 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 13776Oxfam America funding with back donorOxfam Great BritainCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05216-04:BOOxfam NovibArrangement for Oxfam in Bolivia to host and contract Fiscal Justice Knowledge Broker of Oxfam’s Knowledge Hub on Governance <(>&<)> Active Citizenship.Oxfam NovibIntermon Oxfam BoliviaOxfam has been working in Bolivia since 1988, through different local partners, including civil society organizations, associations, networks and different levels of the Bolivian Government, based on complementarity and mutual respect. Our work in Bolivia focuses on reducing vulnerability through the sustainable exploitation of natural resources, political activism and increased productivity. We advocate for the creation of a more just society through our research and mobilisation of civil society andwe carry out long-term development projects that aim to reduce risk and increase resilience. Priority social and geographical sectors We strengthen the influencing capacities of indigenous populations, agricultural workers, and youth to promote public, redistributive, efficient, and transparent policies. We work with women and mixed-sex youth groups aiming to reduce violence, to empower them and promote better economic opportunities. We support land management, access to natural resources, risk reduction and adaptation of indigenous and rural communities. In Lowlands we provide support so that indigenous populations, communities, and farmers can overcome their vulnerability, exclusion, and the discrimination they face. We work with women, youth,and on indigenous population participation, adaptation,land management, and risk reduction in the main cities of Bolivia (La Paz, El Alto, Cochabamba, and Santa Cruz) as well as with thecities with rapid population growth located in the Amazons (Trinidad and Riberalta)..OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BoliviaThe right to basic social services24810 10000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 10000Oxfam America funding with back donorIntermon Oxfam Bolivia12000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 12000Oxfam America funding with back donorIntermon Oxfam Bolivia2810 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 2810Oxfam America funding with back donorIntermon Oxfam BoliviaCivil society organisations influencing financial and fiscal justice have strengthened their capacityCSO's that demonstrate increased expertise on financial justiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-05216-05:SVOxfam NovibArrangement for Oxfam in EL Salvador to host and contract Fiscal Justice Knowledge Broker of Oxfam’s Knowledge Hub on Governance <(>&<)> Active Citizenship.Oxfam NovibOXFAM IntermonOxfam Intermon in El SalvadorOxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands El SalvadorThe right to basic social services12000 12000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 12000Oxfam Belgium own fundsOXFAM IntermonCivil society organisations influencing financial and fiscal justice have strengthened their capacityCSO's that demonstrate increased expertise on financial justiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-05218-06:14Oxfam NovibLesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Intersex (LGBTI+) people in Tanzania and those in the Kenyan Coastal city of Mombasa in Kenya face similar challenges ranging from social stigmatisation to lack of poor networks in which they can mobilise for action and carry out advocacy for protection of their rights. They also share a common language, Swahili, which is used by their communities to further stigmatise them using derogatory names and expressions meant to trivialise their existence. The project entitled #Together we are stronger! Strengthening LGBTI Human Rights Defenders# Networks in Eastern Africa# will bring together different LGBTI+ Human Rights Defenders (HRDs) across Kenya and Tanzania, engage local and national authorities to contribute to the promotion and protection the human rights of LGBTI+ people, and particular those of HRDs and their Right to Defend Human Rights (RHDR). The action will also work with religious leaders, doctors, lawyers, and police forces who all have exclusionary and discriminatory perceptions and actions towards LGBTI+ people. The project seeks to address judicial authorities as they can outlaw governmental decisions through their judicial rulings. The Kenyan judicial authorities are actually already acting with a positive attitude towards LGBTI, so it is crucial to seize this opportunity to extend this improvement to the rest of the region. The project will specifically aim at strengthening the preventive protection of LGBTI HRDs, and their organisations; it willtake a preventive protection approach, encompassing physical and digital security and well-being. Moreover, since protection is enhanced when HRDs are not isolated, the action will also build and strengthen LGBTI+ HRDs networks at national and regional levels, with the aim of giving a common voice to LGBTI+ peacefully defending their rights and dignity. Ultimately, the project promotes the creation and strengthening of these networks to open new spaces for policy reforms, to seize legislative and judicialopportunities, and to raise awareness about discrimination and violations of LGBTI#s human rights in the region. The project contributes to raise awareness on issues such as Sexual Orientation, Gender Identity and Expression and Sexual Characteristics(SOGIESC), the human rights situation of LGBTI+ people in general, and specifically ofthe LGBTI HRDs, and the levels of violence and discrimination they face on a daily basis, including dangerous practices like forcedanal examination and forced genitalsurgery for intersex people. Moreover, the project wants to "take out" LGBTI+ HRDs form isolation, connecting them in networks at the national level, in their home countries but also at the regional level, given the very similarthreats faced by LGBTI+ in Kenya and Tanzania. Tanzania LGBTI HRDs can acquire important knowledge form their Kenyan colleagues andmake the difference in their own country.Oxfam NovibPEMA KENYAPersons Marginalized and Aggrieved (PEMA) Kenya is an organisation formed in 2008 that thrives advancing the human rights of genderand sexual minorities, specifically in Mombasa. PEMA Kenya was founded within a context of tragedy when a young gay man, shunned and stigmatized by his family because of his sexual orientation, who died in May 2008. There was no one to honour his memory or give him a decent burial. Stunned by such a level of loathing for gay people, a group of gay men in Mombasa came together to find a decentand dignified resting place for him. It was this support of one of their own that gave birth to the Brotherhood, which evolved intoPEMA Kenya. PEMA-Kenya is a membership-based organisation founded in 2008 whose work is premised uponcreating an enabling environment for its members and the general population to thrive. It is a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, intersex, queer (LGBTIQ)-led organisation that works with LGBTIQ individuals and communities as well as stakeholders seeking to bridge the gap that exists between the general population and gender and sexual minorities (GSM). PEMA Kenya had its first three-year strategic planning process in 2012, resulting in a strategic plan that saw the organisation develop partnershipsand networks, and engage in work with institutionsthat have been considered perpetrators of violence towards gender and sexual minorities. PEMA Kenya#s work with the police, religious leaders, media, healthcare providers, and advocates of the High CourtofKenya pushed the organisation to realise that there was still great need to reach out to people from all walks of life and provide them with knowledge on gender and sexual minority issues.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation74334 -3499-371448357 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 48357Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPEMA KENYA18764 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18764Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPEMA KENYAStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-05219-19:KHOxfam NovibThis project aims to strengthening influencing capacity of informal workers who are living with disability to have their voice heard and respond as stated in the law on protection and promotion of the rights of persons with disabilities. It is intend to empower 50 existing members of IDEA who are informal workers and also living with disability to be able to demand their rights to participatein social inclusive development through capacity building, awareness raising, collective action like join statement with other NGOsnetwork for a stronger voice. This project will also strengthening capacity and knowledge of IDEA#s staff on disability and accessibility at workplace while they can use as a tools to advocate with employer or business sector to have better working condition for people with disability. The project allow members with disability to have a safe space to meet, share, learn and support each other to understand the power of solidarity to demand for their rights protection by the government. This 12 months project is target to implement in Phnom Penh where majority of informal worker including Tuk Tuk drivers, domestic workers, street vendors, and garbage collectors are migrated to settle.Oxfam NovibIndependent Democracy of InformalIndependent Democratic informal Economy Association (IDEA) was established in 2005 by group of the informal economy workers. IDEA is a member based organization with over 10,000 members fromTukTuk, Moto-taxi drivers, street vendors, small restaurant workers, domestic workers and load carriers.All these groups form together a national association; the secretariat coordinates, expands and supports the membership and defends their rights towards concerned stakeholders. The group is very active in social dialogue with their members, the authorities (municipality, police,company etc.) in order to create awareness and to find join solution to the abuse to their members. They are very active on bringing the issue of informal sector on the labor broad agenda, including the social securityright.The association has currently branches in 5 provinces (Phnom Penh, BanteayMeanchey, Battambang, Kampong Som and Siem Reap).Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation10118 10118 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10118Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEIndependent Democracy of InformalStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05219-21:KHOxfam NovibLGBTQI Empowerment Initiative (LEI) project aim to promote potential of integrating the values of a good and productive citizen in LGBTQI people and their network, motivating them to lead a normal life by providing them a platform to develop and showcase their skills. 8 time of the community awareness raising campaign, 1000 tree will be Plant during the International Royal Festival co-organizing by the committee to contribute the climate change actions as the role model of the next generation, Gay PrideWeek Event International Human Right Day, pride Week Event in case the US-Embassy SOGI and Right session, SOGI and right training/ Refresher training, Radio Talk Show with CCHR and Media campaign to promote and reduce stigma and discrimination among LGBT1200 of most marginalized andvulnerable group of LGBTQI people will be reached and knew their HIV status at, BTB and BMC provinces. 2 capacity building on SOGI and right will be provide to 30 LGBTQI develop themOxfam NovibMen#s Health Social ServiceVision: MHSS wants to see Cambodian people especially the most at risk population have Better access to quality of HIV and AIDS prevention, care and support, impact mitigation and related health and development opportunities. - Mission: To contribute tothe improvement of the health and well-being of most at risk Population through actively participate in the development of health services andadvocate Community and government to remove health barriers, discrimination and stigmatization. - Value: o Efficiency and Effectiveness: MHSS strives at all times to offer value for money within a process and results-oriented framework built on professionalism, social responsibility, and sustainability. o Learning and Sharing: MHSS's will join the research are utilized and disseminated to build the knowledge of all stakeholders. Evidence-based of research, innovates and pilot's new ideas, and incorporates knowledge and best practices into all of our work. MHSS's will contribute and join the research are utilizedand disseminated to build the knowledge of all stakeholders. o Good Governance: MHSS exists for the benefit of the communities it serves, and as such, communicates and operates transparently and with accountability. MHSS helps build the capacity of communities and other network to develop these practices as well o Collaboration and Partnership: MHSS Strongly believes that complex issues benefit from the input of multiple stakeholders who hold a range of perspectives. MHSS has benefitted as a result ofthe relationships formed with communities, organizations, Donors and government bodies. o Equal Gender: MHSS promotes equitable access to services, inclusive input, and leadership at all levels.The MHSS team works to decrease gender disparities in society, and to end violence and power inequalities within relationships o Diversity: MHSS supports the rights of KP, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender <(>&<)> Intersex (LGBTI), and other vulnerable groups in order to build stronger awareness and respect for diversity. MHSS also influences policies that promote and build inclusivity for all Men's Health Social Service (MHSS) is a local NGO established by group of MSM and TG in community and official registered in 2004 as local and non-profit organization. Therewere 9 branch offices in Phnom Penh, Battambang, Banteay Meanchey/PoyPet, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Thom, Pursat and Pailin, Kampong Spue and Prey Veng provinces. Goal: Contribute to eliminating new HIV infection, stigma and discrimination, strengtheninghealth system and achieving universal health coverage (UHC) in Cambodia. Their vision, MHSS aspire to all Cambodian people that support community ownership and empowerment where all people have equitable access to the quality HIVand comprehensive healthservices and sustainable development opportunity. And mission, To continue to bea leader in the HIV response while addressing wider health and development need of Cambodia people. With Funded support from the Global Fund and USAID from 2013-2018, the project lead brad MStyle and provide technical assistant to other Implementing partners in Cambodia. Experience from the previous, there were cased of stigma and discrimination related to access health service, Cases arrested of LGBTIQ by the police underimplementing the commune and village safety policy at publish garden and along the river, at Battambang, Banteaymeanchey, Seam Reab, Pursat and Phnom Penh city. To solve this problem at crossroad level, MHSS have been working closely with National and Sub-National program such as NAA, NCHADS relevant ministries, LINKAGES/FHI360, UN agencies, PHDs/PASP, police inspectors, health service providers and EE owner, media, conduct regular consultations at provincial level to bring the issues to discuss and solve theproblem with technical support from the National level. Beyond of enhance of enabling environment through national and Sub-national consultation meeting, MHSS had, round table discussion, meeting with key enforcement and parents, publish medias, community awareness raisingcampaign to share their experience and success storyof reduce stigma and discrimination from their family and community. From year to year to year, the case of arrested by police, stigma and discrimination and violence and barrier ofLGBTIQ people have been reduced and recognized from national and sub-national program this we need to reinforce this best practice from the previous funded by USIAD, from 2013-2018, to Empowerment Grant for filling the gapes and supplement of potential activities of the current funding of the global Fund Grant.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation9832 9832 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9832Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMen#s Health Social ServiceCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05220-06:KHOxfam NovibWith previous project that were granted by Voice, HAC has successful to form Cambodian Aging Network (CAN), or previously called the Cambodian Older People’s Alliance (COPA) as a vehicle to amplify and ensure that the voices of older people, particularlythe most marginalised, are understood and responded to by Government and policy makers and there is equitable implementation of the SDGs. In 2020, CAN and HAC has been recognized and included as core members in the technical working group to review and develop the action plan for National Aging Policy in 2017-2030 by Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation (MoSVY). The main objective of this project is to increase voices of all elderly people that are facing marginalized and discriminated background particularly elderly women and older people with disability to access and be prioritized in the government social protection schemes and social services. This project intend to strengthening voice and function of Cambodia Ageing Network(CAN) and their grassroots representatives including all Voice rightsholder groups in 5 target provinces in Cambodia. To achieve the above objectives, HAC is partnershipCambodia Ageing Network (CAN) to mobilize and organize an event that will benefit their members on knowledge related older people, social protection, social services, their rights; join the research, improve skill and conduct age demand actions. Another consortium is Cambodia YMCA that is responsible to support in building CAN member in Phnom Penh as they are newly established and closed to government agency offices. In responding to the principle of “Leave no one behind”, this project will engage with other Voice’s grantees to be part of this project in order to promote the intersectionality among all rightsholder groups to work with or for elderly people, women, people living with disabilities, possibly indigenous people and LGBTI persons.Oxfam NovibHelpAge CambodiaHelpAge Cambodia is Cambodia#s leading agency on ageing and has worked with older people in Cambodia for over 20 years through Older People#s Associations (OPAs), which are a proven, older people-led, safety net mechanism endorsed by the Royal Governmentof Cambodia to address social and welfare protection needs of older people. HelpAge Cambodia was registered with the Ministry of Interior on 12 December 2012. HelpAge works with older people across Battambang, Banteay Meanchey and Siem Reap provinces of Cambodia. HelpAge works closely and in cooperate with the Royal Government of Cambodia, including several central ministries and provincial departmentssuch as Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation; Health; Women#s Affairs; Rural Development;Committee on Disaster Management; and Environment to support to the older people and promote the inclusion of ageing into the development programming and policy efforts in Cambodia. Our vision A society in which all older people can lead dignified, active, healthy and secure lives. Our mission To work for and with marginalized older people to echo and voice their concerns and needs for rights to healthcare, social services and economic and physical security, and to promote older people#s active contribution and equal participation in society.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation31216 31216 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 31216Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHelpAge Cambodia34875 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 34875Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHelpAge CambodiaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-05220-07:KHOxfam Novib"Our Turn! Voicing Out Multiple Marginalization Through Intersectional Solidarity" project aim to change the public narrative on multiple marginalized women and influence specific policy and practice discussion at local and national levels on issues theyidentify through their own knowledge generation and collective ecosystem. This project intent to work with a diverse rightsholder groups of 1). indigenous women, 2). women with blind, 3). LGBTQ+, 4). ethnic, religious, and cultural minorities and 5). ethnic youth by supports them to generate new and relevant knowledge on their own groups, lead customized efforts to engage in their communities. They have their own approaches using Facilitative Listening Design (FLD) for mobilization and skill building, foster solidarity across all marginalised groups to voicing out in advocacy both as individual with special needs and as a collective force that leverages the power of unity. Influence Goal 1: Indigenous women to advocate for the rape crisis to be taken upby government and civil society at alllevels to push for policy and practice that acknowledge what is happening and demand a customized approach for Indigenous women that is grounded in their unique context and worldview. Influence Goal 2: Blind women to reframe “disability” and put the spotlight on“ability” to demonstrate a customised model to support blind women into the workforce and promote it as an approach for deeper inclusion for women with “abilities”. Influence Goal 3: The LGBTQ+ communityto change the way society sees sexual orientation and push for the recognition of same-sex, intersex, and gender diverse relationships as equal. Influence Goal 4: Ethnic, religious, and cultural minorities to build deeper cohesion and push for theirinclusion at every level in a diverse Cambodian society and will advocatefor change on issues that are marginalising them in a Khmer-centric system that associates ethnicity with nationality. Influence Goal 5: Ethnic youth to push the ethnic minoritygirls’ agenda among ethnic minority groups and in the general public toOxfam NovibWomen Peace Makers OrganizationWomen Peace Makers (known as WPM) began as a youth and women-led peacebuilding network in 2000 comprising of mostly female university students who were particularly concerned about conflict and violence against women in their communities. In 2003, WPM formally registered as a non-profit and non-governmental organization in Cambodia and began to focus its efforts on empowering women, youth, and communities to address conflict non-violently and to stand up for women#s rights through community mobilization,awareness raising,and capacity building on issues related to women#s rights protection and conflict transformation. Organization vision is WPM envisions a peaceful and gender just society where everyone, regardless of identity and ability, can live free from violence and reach their full potential. WPM's mission is works to support the empowerment of women and youth, transform conflict, and prevent violence,including gender-based violence, by providing creative tools and space for dialogue, deeperunderstanding, and strategic intervention on issues of gender and peace. Today#s WPM is the culmination of over a decade-and-a-half of action and learning in the field with a vision for a peaceful and gender-just society where everyone, regardless ofidentity and ability, can reach their full potential and live free from violence. Since its inception in 2003, WPM has been working very closely with communities across the country, including minority groups, on issues on women, girls, and conflict. WPM hasthus established its long-term commitment, skills, experience and relationship in the community it serves. Over the past two years, WPM has been initiating, piloting and evolving its localisedinformation gathering methodology, called Facilitative Listening Design (FLD), in order to better understand difficult and sensitive topics directly from the perspectives of communities and bring their voices to target audiences for uptake. FLD has been tested insensitive contexts including negative-sentiment against ethnic groups, perceptions of #the Other# along border areas, and understanding perspectives from adolescent girls in minority groups. The learning from FLD has continued to inform interventions and WPM#s direction in addressing a wide range of issues. WPM is grounded in its approach and community voices inform all of its continued learning and strategic direction. At the national level, WPM serves as a steering committee member of the Gender and Development Network(GADNet), a network of 43 NGOs and individuals working on gender and development throughout the country. It is also an active member of The Cambodian NGOs Committee on Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women (NGO-CEDAW), and of the United Nations YouthAdvisory Panel (UNYAP).Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation59038 59038 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 59038Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen Peace Makers OrganizationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05221-08:KHOxfam NovibVoice collaborated with the Spindle of Partos to launch the Nothing About Us, Without Us! (NOW-Us!) Awards. The awards recognised inspiring inclusive initiatives from Africa and Asia to promote diversity and inclusion, and to trigger the self-empowerment of rightsholder groups and communities. The NOW-Us! Awards have been positively and enthusiastically received. In a desire to expand its reach and further amplify inclusive initiatives done at the country-level. Voice is planning to have national NOW-Us! Awards in the countries where Voice is present. This celebrating Inclusion aim to bring together rightsholder voices together and, through an Award, highlight unsung efforts to take us one step closer to a responsive and inclusive society. With this24 months project duration, IHPP is expected to organize and create a platform to facilitate the launch of the National NOW-Us Awards in Cambodia with key tasks and deliverables expected as below to: • Work with the Voice country team to launch the callfor NOW Us Award and do outreach activiteis to identify 10 organisations or initiatives from the Voice rightsholder groups in Cambodia who are already implement amazing inclusive innovations to their empowerment or influencing practice; • Organise and facilitate a participatory 5-day inclusive innovation bootcamp for the 10 organisations or movements to reflect, refine, and ideate the next steps for their initiative; • Organise the award ceremony, preferably as a component of a larger event or celebration where different civil society members and stakeholders gather; • Support and mentor the 1st place winners in their inclusion innovation journey, including their participation in the Innovation Festival in the Netherlands as well as exposure visit in the regional; • Amplify and promote the NOW-Us! Awards to influence national conversations on diversity and inclusion; • Manage the contractual elements of this grant by provide continued support and mentorship to the winners who will receive 25,000, 15,000, and 10,000 EUR in Empowerment grantsOxfam NovibImpact Hub Phnom PenhImpact Hub Phnom Penh (IHPP) registered as a social enterprize company that has been supporting Cambodian entrepreneurs for over 5 years and is considered to be one of the largest active communities of young entrepreneurs in Cambodia, particularly those who are creating a positive impact. Vision: A more sustainable and innovative Cambodia Mission: Empowering youth and startups in Cambodia tocontribute to solving problems (social and environmental) through entrepreneurship and leadership. Impact Goals: - Inspire: To unlock the potential of youth by inspiring them to grow, find their passions, and become change makers - Connect: Build a flourishing and well-connected community of impact-driven change makers and entrepreneurs - Enable: More successful social enterprises emerge in Cambodia Impact Hub Phnom Penh (IHPP) is an impact-first venture incubator targeting Cambodian young entrepreneurs. Their vision is to build a more innovative and impactful Cambodia through entrepreneurial mindsets and skills building. They achieve this through inspiring, enabling and connecting young entrepreneurs through the models of entrepreneurship and innovation, aligning ourselves with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Their focus over the past 6 yearshas been the development of locally rooted and holistic support to enable the development of entrepreneurial mindsets, confidence to innovate and technical business skills through regular and high quality events, training, tailored coaching and communitynetworking. Since 2015, they have incubated and engaged with 600 young entrepreneurs across 30+ programs; inspired over 9,000 youth through events; built a strong and diverse local and internationalnetwork that supports impact ventures including a pool of30+ professional and personal coaches; and launched a high-quality, interactive online learning platform in Khmer language in 2018 featuring top inspiring role models and entrepreneurs from across the country, to teach 21st century skills to young aspiring entrepreneurs and leaders. Impact Hub Phnom Penh has the institutional capacity and track record to understand the issues and implement solutions regarding innovation and entrepreneurship in Cambodia.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation25481 44896 25481 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 25481Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEImpact Hub Phnom Penh44896 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 44896Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEImpact Hub Phnom PenhStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-05221-09:KHOxfam NovibLive and Learn Cambodia is the Linking and Learning Facilitator for Voice in Cambodia. Voice Linking and Learning refer to the total of activities, processes and trajectories realised to boost collaboration, connectedness, sharing, listening, learning, innovationand innovation of new knowledge among grantees. It aims to produce evidence, learnings and innovative solutions to catalyse transformative change to promote diversity and inclusion. LLC works in straight collaboration and coordination with VoiceCambodia as well as the Voice global coordination team. We believe that as a facilitator in Linking and Learning, we are able to support grantees to reach their full potential through collaboration and working together as a community. So far, Linking <(>&<)>Learning has provided spaces for grantees to learn from one another and network, but it has not encouraged significant collaboration between organisations on issues that are contextual to the realities of civil society in Cambodia. We encourage collaboration so that each grantee understands the other and gains experience in working on various issues. Live and Learn Cambodia supports Voice grantees in developing their own linking and learning as well as amplify the linking and learning to national, regional and international level. They promote participation of members of the Voice target groups and facilitate building communities of practice around issues and challenges thatconcern them. They develop a platform that supports inclusive collaboration, including community members in geographically remote areas. They organise events and meetings, develop thought provoking pieces, and produce creative works in order to amplify the grantees’ voices at the local, regional, and national level. We encourage collaboration so that each grantee understands the other and gains experience in working on various issues.Oxfam NovibLive & Learn CambodiaLLC was established in 2004, registered at the Ministry of Interior in 2005, and updated registration in 2018. LLC tackles development challenges by empowering communities to improve resilience through the adoption of innovative solutions and advocates for sustainable and appropriate solutions to address local community needs and priorities. LLC is specializing in community organization, empowerment, capacity building, stakeholder engagement, education and awareness raising, and pro-poor innovations. Vision: LLC is envisioned to achieve a sustainable and equitable Cambodia free from poverty Mission: to empower Cambodians with innovative solutions to achieve a sustainable livelihood and environment. Goal: builds resilience of local communities by developing their human, social, environmental and financial capital through innovation, multi-stakeholder platforms and partnerships. Values: Good Governance – accountability, transparency, equitability, participation, legality, effectiveness and efficiency are integral in all our decision-making and implementation Innovation – we value the constant striving to apply fresh thinking, and implement better solutions, to create value for our Communities Partnership – we actively seek out Partners with whom we can work with, to advance common goals, and share mutual benefits Expertise – we highly value the specific skills and knowledge of all our staff, partners and communities; and activelyseek to develop knowledge creation and operationalization, education,and capacity building opportunities LLC program strategy fitswith the local contexts (needs and priorities of local communities and the government) and national/international strategies and commitments. It has a good mix of staff expertise with good flexibility in terms of project implementation, stakeholder engagement andthe introduction of new innovation. LLC has strong expertise in the areas of workshop delivery and has access to regional and localnetworks to include the right people, the development and implementation of case studies, and video production.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation32187 32187 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 32187Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELive & Learn CambodiaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-05224-12:IDOxfam NovibBased on population census in 2019 in west Java, the number of elderly is 3.347.712 people with life expectancy of 72 years old. Karawang district has changed from the agricultural zone into the largest industrial zone in South East Asia. It has brough transitionto social, cultural, economic and health for the people in the area. One of vulnerable groups affected by the change is the elderly. The Indonesia government has regulation about the elderly’s welfare in UU-RI Number 13 year 1998 chapter 25 and PP Number 43 Year2004 about implementing of efforts to improve the welfare of the elderly. The West Java government has a program to improve happiness and life quality of the elderly called “Minggu Lansia”. This program is run by engaging young volunteers to visit the elderly at least once a week. Unfortunately, this program has not been implemented in the village level, especially in Sub district Klari and East Teluk Jambe. From the problem above, it is necessary to find the alternative solution. One of the areas of village development is community empowerment, included the elderly, which can be optimatized through village planning and budgeting. It is important toencourage the village government to implement the participatory and gender responsive village development planning and budgeting through community. That is the main reason we apply the proposal of a program named ANDIL SAHATE. ANDIL SAHATE is an acronime of ANDIL (ANggaran Desa bagI Lansia) means Village Budgeting for the Elderly and SAHATE (SehAt, sejaHtrA, dan TErampil) means the healthy, prosperous and skilled elderly. The community that we’re going to build called “Nyekar Desa”. It’s an acronime of “Nyakola Anggaran Desa {Sekolah Anggaran Desa or Village Budgeting Training) withthe program targets are village government (officials and BPD/Badan Pemusyawaratan Desa) and citizen (the elderly, families and youth). We hope the program can improve the understading and skill of village officials and BPD members about participatory andgender responsive village development planning and budgeting. The program alsoaims to increase citizen (the elderly, families and youth) capacity and awareness about their right and obligation in village development.Oxfam NovibCenter for Women#s Resources DeveloCenter for Women#s Resources Development Pasoendan (PPSW Pasoendan) is a Non Governmental Organization (NGO) established in March 2005 which has been conducting community organizing activities, especially women base with involving various parties. The establishment of PPSW Pasoendan was based on women's issues related to economic, education, health and female migrant workers that occurred in West Java and Banten. PPSW Pasoendan seeks to foster community critical awareness, increase capacity and open access for female leadership. Efforts to realize those is done by developing and assisting women's groups. Until the end of 2016, PPSW Pasoendan has accompanied 9,905 women belonging to 243 women's groups, 39 Primary Cooperatives and 1 secondary cooperative in 8 regencies, 40 sub-districts and 121 villages in West Java and Banten provinces. Deposits that have been collected and managed by women group assisted by PPSW amounted to 8,259,662,400. These funds become a source of capital for the business of group members and various other purposes such as education, health, holidays and pensions. Assistance to female migrant workers (BMP) and their families has been conducted by PPSW Pasoendan since 2005, among others by implementing the strengthening programfor candidate of Migrant Workers and their familymembers through increasing income and policy advocacy in prevention of trafficking in women, access to information technology at Mahnetik SUCI in order to fulfill the right of information and development of productive economies in an effort to tackle poverty. Assistance to women over the age of 40 is conducted by PPSW Pasoendan through the Financial Education Program For Mature Women conducted from 2011 to 2015. The program provides experience to PPSW Pasoendan in working with former BMP who are over the age of 40 years and the elderly.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation30026 30026 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30026Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenter for Women#s Resources DeveloStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05224-13:IDOxfam NovibThe Anda Li Marapu (The Marapu Way) project will increase access to social and education services for indigenous Sumbanese Marapu believers in East Sumba including children (15-18 years old), youth (18-30 years old) and women through fostering political participation. This impact will be achieved by improving the district level functionality of the Organization of Marapu Believers (known as the Organisasi Penghayat Kepercayaan Marapu or OPKM) which was formally registered with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights (Kementrian Hukum dan HAM) in 2016 but is not yet functioning to optimal capacity. Once this organization has improved functionality throughthe support of civil society organizations and the district government, these organisations will join toform a Marapu Task force. This Marapu task force will support the Organization of Marapu Believers (OPKM) to mobilize their resources and advocate for better social and education access for Marapu believers throughout East Sumba. Traditional community-based Customary Institutions (Lembaga Adat) will be established in the cases where they do not yet exist and/or will have their functionality improved in 5 targeted villages within the 4 East Sumbanese sub-districts of Umalulu, Rindi, Kota Waingapu and Kahaungu Eti. These locations have been selected based on the fact they contain the highest population of Marapu believers in East Sumba according to 2020 data from the East Sumba Bureau of statistics. This statistical data was cross referenced by SID and Marungga in January 2021 by a qualitative rapid assessment in the 4 sub-districts which also identified the various issues affecting Marapu believers in these locations. Senior high schools in targeted sub-districts will standardize a model of Marapu inclusive formal education services. Additionally, Marapu inclusive informal education programs will be implemented at the village level. Local government at the district and village level will createand enact relevant policies to increase access to social and education services for Marapu believers, and the results of this project will be recognized by the government at the province and national level. It is expected the government will share the results of this project for replication in other areas throughout East Nusa Tenggara province and Indonesia.Oxfam NovibSumba Integrated DevelopmentSumba Integrated Development (SID) is a local non-government organization based in East Sumba and established in 2010. The vision of SID is to develop and empower the community by strengthening their values of life to improve the welfare of the people, family, women, and children. SID primarily focuses on developing a good environment for children and youth in cooperation with related stakeholders in Sumba island, in particular community leaders, local government, and the other civil society organizations. Currently, SIDis working on programs in Southwest Sumba and East Sumba for over 2115 children and families in 7 sub districts and 23 villages funded by ChildFund International. Some of SID#s main programs are: 1. Early Childhood Development (ECD) Program for Children 0-5 years old integrating crosscutting issues including inclusiveness, Disaster Risk Reduction, Child Protection, and gender equality. 2.Childrens Programs for children 6-14 year olds include: Life skill and financial literacy, creating a creative house for Sumbanese children, a reading centre (Taman Baca), literacy for the family, safe schools, and local language preservation. 3. Youth Programs for teenagers 15-24 year olds include: Peer learning on HIV <(>&<)> AIDS, Young Entrepreneurship for traditional weavers, farming, etc.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation46288 46288 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 46288Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESumba Integrated DevelopmentStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05224-15:IDOxfam NovibThe 1965 tragedy in Indonesia has caused millions of people murdered, disappeared, tortured, stigmatized, and stripped of their rights to social security. For years, communities of 65' victims and civil society organizations have been working to gain government recognition as well as acknowledgement of the gross human rights violations in Indonesia and to make sure the victims entitled to reparations. This hard work has started to pay off, but the increasingly limited civic spaces has caused these achievements to gradually disappear. Covid-19 pandemic has continued to limit the civic space in Indonesia. It is increasingly more difficult for civil society to perform advocacy work where the government policies on social restriction are complicating the process. This pandemic has also made it difficult for the victims to access social assistance as there are fewer accompaniers to assist due to concerns of transmitting or contracting the virus, closed social service center, or limited working hours and limited number of services. We understand, there is an urgent need for civil society to strengthen the movement and to reclaim civic spaces as well as expanding it by connecting and organizing communities of young people to become leaders and center of humanrights work in the perspective of helping victims of past human rights violations getting their rights of reparation and through VOICE program, IKa, Sekber ‘65 and PBH Nusra organizations will respond this vision by implementing five main activities. First, claiming economic, socio-cultural rights of victims of past gross human rights violations, and to be able to ensure this work, SEKBER ‘65 and PBH Nusra will update data of the victims and their families, classified them based on their current living condition. This information will be used in making sure the victimscan access the nearest social security support system. Data collection will be carried out by trained accompaniers. Second, throughpublic campaigns designed, led, and run by young people, social acceptance of victims of past gross human rights violations will beexpanding. These groups of young people work with spirits of volunteerism and a comprehensive understanding of human rights and arereinforced by national youth conferences and regional youth community meetings. Third, Consortium members ensure that the fulfillment of economic, socio-cultural rights of victims of past human rights violations is included in the form of regional regulations. With the formation of a Regional Commission in charge of establishing a working program, ensuring that the implementation of the Regional Regulation is carried out accordingly. Fourth, a collaboration between youths and victims in creating content materials for social media campaigns, organizing art and cultural events such as Ketoprak, fashion shows, and held public fundraising events together will fill empty civic spaces and continue to expand them. Fifth, organizational sustainability is very important to continue building the civil society movement in Indonesia. And through the VOICE program, the capacity of civil society organizations will continue to be improved to ensure that organizational resources remain to do their works which is accountable to the public.Oxfam NovibYayasan Sosial Indonesia untuk KemaYSIK was formed in 1995 during the final years of Indonesia’s 32-year authoritarian regime when the pro-democracy movement was gaining ground. YSIKwas set up to support this movement through small/micro grants from international donor organizations basedin Europe(mostly Netherlands and Belgium). Its founders are four leaders in our budding civil society at that time who were active on the ground in advancing labor rights, consumer rights, human rights,and civil society organizational developmentYSIK’s vision-Society empowered in its struggle towards justice, dignity,and well-being for all within the framework of human rights and environmental sustainability. YSIK’s mission1.To mobilize diverse resourcing for social transformation through constituency building in innovative, open,and accountable ways2.To enable community groups to carry out their vision and mission through support of meaningful initiatives andeffective partnerships3.To develop autonomy and sustainability of movements for social transformation by building civil society’s capacity to conduct smart resourcing4.To assist human rights defenders in obtaining safety and well-being, including under emergency situations YSIKserves primarily marginalized communities due to their gender, race, religion, political affiliation,and sexual orientation. We support organizations working with these communities locally, mainly at district level (our governing system includes national, provincial, district, subdistrict,and village). In general, it can be said that YSIKserves marginalized groups and communities inIndonesia.Women’s Fund has served women’s groups providing support for victims/survivors of violence in districts throughout provinces. Our Human Rights Fund has served thousands ofpeople who are survivors of past human rights violations in Indonesia.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation48767 48767 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 48767Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Sosial Indonesia untuk KemaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05224-16:IDOxfam NovibHands UP with Indonesia WHRD’s (Women Human Right Defender): Strengthening Social Protection and Security Systems works Working inupholding women's rights pose vulnerability for human right defenders. They are prone to experience many types of violence and intimidation, such as sexual assault, property vandalism, detention, kidnapping, torture, and even murder, because of their activities in advancing dignity, protection, and fulfillment of human rights for themselves, their groups, and other individuals or groups. United Nation's Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) defines Women of Human Rights Defender (WHRD) as women and girls working on any human rights issue, and people of all genders who work to promote women’s rights and rights related to gender equality (https://www.ohchr.org). Women Human Right defenders always put themselves in frontline of promotion and protection of human rights, particularly human rights of women. That makes them exposed to many kinds of vulnerability and risks, not only as human right defenders. More than that, they face vulnerability and risks specifically because of their sex, sexuality, and gender identity. Ashuman rights defender, WHRD often experience threats and violence, such as murder, murder threat, kidnapping, involuntary disappearance, torture, arbitrary arrest and detention, criminal charges (criminalization), persecution, slander/stigma, scope restrictions of where human right defenders operate, funding source termination, delayed or ungranted license for organization, impediment of assembly, and illegal destruction and search of house and office (OHCHR, 2009). Women of Human Right Defenders (WHRD) also face risks, threats, violence, and vulnerability that are specifically because of their sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity. Often, the violence or threats are sexual-based, or they experience restriction in their job because of their sex. Moreover, they are often be prejudiced, stigmatized, stereotyped, excluded, and publicly rejected by state, corporates, groups, and individuals in societyOxfam NovibYAYASAN SAPA - SAPA INSTITUTEHands UP with Indonesia WHRD’s (Women Human Right Defender): Strengthening Social Protection and Security Systems works Working inupholding women's rights pose vulnerability for human right defenders. They are prone to experience many types of violence and intimidation, such as sexual assault, property vandalism, detention, kidnapping, torture, and even murder, because of their activities in advancing dignity, protection, and fulfillment of human rights for themselves, their groups, and other individuals or groups. United Nation's Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) defines Women of Human Rights Defender (WHRD) as women and girls working on any human rights issue, and people of all genders who work to promote women’s rights and rights related to gender equality (https://www.ohchr.org). Women Human Right defenders always put themselves in frontline of promotion and protection of human rights, particularly human rights of women. That makes them exposed to many kinds of vulnerability and risks, not only as human right defenders. More than that, they face vulnerability and risks specifically because of their sex, sexuality, and gender identity. Ashuman rights defender, WHRD often experience threats and violence, such as murder, murder threat, kidnapping, involuntary disappearance, torture, arbitrary arrest and detention, criminal charges (criminalization), persecution, slander/stigma, scope restrictions of where human right defenders operate, funding source termination, delayed or ungranted license for organization, impediment of assembly, and illegal destruction and search of house and office (OHCHR, 2009). Women of Human Right Defenders (WHRD) also face risks, threats, violence, and vulnerability that are specifically because of their sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity. Often, the violence or threats are sexual-based, or they experience restriction in their job because of their sex. Moreover, they are often be prejudiced, stigmatized, stereotyped, excluded, and publicly rejected by state, corporates, groups, and individuals in societyMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation35773 35773 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 35773Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYAYASAN SAPA - SAPA INSTITUTEStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05224-17:IDOxfam NovibThe project "Strengthening Advocacy for Female Labor towards the Ratification of Convention No.190 (C190)" is about the adoption ofConvention No.190 and Recommendation No.206 provide us with a tangible framework to work towards the protection of all labor, regardless of their statuses; to ensure that they are free from any forms of workplace violence and harassment. This convention also ensures that all member states respect the convention by carrying out 3 obligations, one of which is to ratify the convention. The convention is very specific. First, the content doesn’t only regulate violence and harassment that are happening in the workplace, but in all working environments; thus, the convention effectively covers any forms of violence and harassment that are happening at domestic places, streets, and working places. Second, the convention acknowledges the need to provide protection and assist survivors of domestic violence in their recovery. Third, the convention also focuses on inclusivity; by stating that all labor must be protected regardless of the type of working contract, which includes interns, volunteers, job-seekers, employees, retirees, and employers. Theclause regarding inclusivity also covers both private and public spheres, formal andinformal sectors, and all types of works regardless of the location; be it in urban or rural areas. It also encompasses workers from minority groups such as people with disabilities, LGBTIQ+ community, ethnic minorities, etc. Fourth, the convention recognizes internship students as labor. Data from various studies that we have in our inventory show that gender-based violence in the workplace is impacting women’s participation negatively; and this is a serious issue. Types of violence and harassment that usually happen to labor, especially female labor, are violence and harassment that are targeting women’s bodies. Informal labor, such as domestic workers and freelancers are experiencing multiple layers of violence, such as: unlimited workloads, long working hours, the absence of social security, etc. These conditions also threatened other vulnerable labor groups, such as people with disabilities. Although according to Law on Disabilities (No.8/2016), 2% ofthe labor force in government agencies must beallocated to persons with disabilities (and 1% for private companies), the implementation of this law is still farfrom ideal. Disabled workers are becoming victims of violence on multiple layers, mostly in form of workplace discrimination. In a stateof labor vulnerability, Indonesia issued Omnibus Law on Job Creation (Undang-Undang Cipta Kerja), which was passedin 2020. The content of this law might worsen female labor’s condition; due to long working hour, less paid leave allowance, less wages, longer non-permanent working contract duration, and discrimination towards disabled workers. Omnibus Law on JobCreation, together with COVID-19 pandemic, prove to be a heavy blow towards the lives of Indonesian labor. According to the CentralBureau of Statistics Indonesia (Badan Pusat Statistik or BPS - or simply, Statistics Indonesia), 3.5 million labor in Indonesia were fired from their workplace. Aside from losing their jobs, female labor are also faced with the increasing number of domestic violence cases during their work from home days. In regards to this situation, the Omnibus Law on Job Creation might worsen thecondition of female labor due to: 1. Long working hours and decreasing paid leave allowance will impact female labor’s welfare 2. The normalization of non-permanent working contract will put female labor in vulnerable position 3. Discrimination againstinformal workers, as well as disabled workers will cause the loss of opportunity for women with disabilities, that are looking to enter thework forceOxfam NovibPerkumpulan Perempuan MahardhikaPerempuan Mahardika is a women’s organization that was founded in 2003. Initiated by women’s rights activists from different background, we are deeply rooted in local communities and feminist movement, as we utilize feminist lenses as our tools to analyze and strategize our movement in order to bring forth society that are prosperous, equal, ecological, and free from all forms of violence, exploitation as well as discrimination. Our vision is to bring forth a world in which everyone is economically prosperous, and are able to realize their rights and opportunities to take place in economic, political, social as well as cultural activities without being limited by their gender, ethnicity, belief systems, dis/ability, field of work, age, or any otherindicators that are related totheir personal identity. Our mission is to push for women’s participation and build women’s movement, as well as supporting other social organizations in fighting for social justice and human rights enforcement. To fulfill our mission, we have four ‘program pillars’ as follows: 1. Organizing grass-root level communities to strengthen women’s collective 2. Developing feminist education and knowledge 3. Feminist researches 4. Advocacy When conducting our activities, we are upholding these principles: 1. Everyone has the same rights 2. Women human rights is the core of our struggle 3. Valuing democracy and human rights 4. Believing science 5. Building solidarities with fellow social movements who are fighting alongside us.. Policies, guidelines, and other documents that our organization has: 1. Memorandum of Association/Articles of Association 2. Finance Standard Operating Procedures Our organization’s most important accomplishments are: 1. We are workingwith non-women’s organization, and we contributed to them by providing knowledge related to gender perspective, which in turns help foster their understanding and build their movement 2. We are part of the ‘drivers’ during the installation of the “Kawasan Berikat Nusantara Free from Sexual Harassment” in 2017 3. We founded Mahardika Rainbow Collective, a collective for LBT textile workers in 2015 4. We are working closely with LGBTIQ+ organisations and movements 5. We produced numerous researches thatcan be utilized by partners and stakeholders 6. We are consistently using feminist perspectives in discussing political, social, and cultural issues Organizational uniqueness First, Perempuan Mahardika is a place where fighters and activists from different backgrounds; such as labor movement, youth, and LBT ‘coverge’. This intersection is reflected on our organizational structure and work programs. Second, Perempuan Mahardika consists of multiple women’s collectives. Now we host 6 women’s collectives which are: Rainbow Mahardika (Pelangi Mahardika), Young and Loud (Muda Bersuara), GerPuan, Feminist Study Circle, Balla Makunrai, and we will keep developing our collectives in the future.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation39486 39486 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 39486Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Perempuan MahardhikaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05224-18:IDOxfam NovibDecriminalization of Abortion for Rape (DARE) Under Indonesia’s legal framework, survivors of sexual violence seeking sexual and reproductive health (SRH) care and the clinical service providers who manage their cases are both subject to criminal charges. This is alarmingly prevalent in cases of rape that lead to the termination of unintended pregnancies. Indonesia’s Government Regulation No 61/2014 on Reproductive Health (herein referred to as the Health Law) and Ministry of Health (MoH) Decree No3/2016 legalizes elective abortion services, training of abortion providers, and development of safe abortion protocols for cases of rape. However, findings from a recent policy study conducted by the Institute for Criminal Justice Reform (ICJR) and IPASIndonesia highlight serious gapsbetween the Health Law and the delivery of abortion services. Currently there is no guidance from the government on the implementation of this law, and in several instances, other government policies contradict the HealthLaw, leaving police and lawmakers without a clear understanding of abortion legality. In 2020, the MOH began covertly drafting national guidelines on safe abortion that would lay out the path for operationalizing the Health Law. However, the MOH did not involve relevant stakeholders in the draft process,other than organizations of doctors and midwives and a limited number of local government officials. Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) were left out of the process, as was the National Police Force, even though the IPAS Indonesia/ICJR study found that the National Police Force is in favour of developing guidelines that can inform an integrated standard operating procedure (SOP) on sexual violence that the Force can adopt. A SOP on sexual violence at National Police Force would ensure timely access to comprehensive abortion care for rape survivors, as the Health Law allows termination of pregnancy only up to six weeks gestational age. Currently, Yayasan IPAS Indonesia works with the National Police Forceto support a provincial police hospital with developing clinical protocols andreferral mechanisms and providing comprehensive SRH care for survivors of sexual violence. A SOP on sexual violence at the nationallevel for the Police Force is necessary to complement the clinical protocols being developed at the hospital level, as there is currently no standard guidance for the Police Force in how they can address reported cases. Under the proposed project, IPAS Indonesia, in partnership with ICJR, aims to create a supportive environment for the decriminalization of safe abortion for sexual violence survivors. We intend to achieve this by: 1) Creating public demand for the development and dissemination of national guidelines that underpin the Health Law by strengthening CSO alliances and movements beyond traditional sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) CSOs, and 2) Claiming civic space through support from partners in media and allies in Parliament and engaging in the process of developingandrefining a National Police Force SOP on sexual violence that will ensure timely access of comprehensive SRH care for sexual violence survivors, including the elective termination of unintended pregnancies. Our activities will include promoting commonmessaging for public awareness, conducting joint advocacy with CSO partners, and creating safety measures for protecting survivors of sexual violence and service providers through the establishment of legal support when needed.Oxfam NovibYayasan IPAS IndonesiaAtau Yayasan IPAS Indonesia adalah sebuah organisasi nirbala berbadan hukum dengan kantor pusat di Jakarta dan terdaftar di Kementerian Hukum dan HAM Indonesia sejak Mei 2018. Yayasan IPAS Indonesia berkomitmen untuk bekerja sama erat dengan Pemerintah Indonesia untuk mendukung Pelaksanaan Program Nasional Kesehatan Ibu dan Anak, serta Program Nasional Kesehatan Usia Reproduksi yang berkontribusi mendukung penurunan Angka Kematian Ibu (AKI) dan peningkatan status kesehatan perempuan dan remaja perempuan secara umum. Yayasan IPAS Indonesia merupakan afiliasi dari jejaring Ipas di tingkat global dan Ipas sendiri adalah organisasi non-pemerintah yang berkantor pusat di North Carolina, Amerika Serikat. Pada pelaksanaan kegiatan proyeknya, Yayasan IPAS Indonesia bekerja bersama Pemerintah Pusat dan Daerah serta organisasi masyarakat sipil, termasuk di dalamnya organisasi profesi terkait dan akademisi, melalui aktivitas-aktivitas terkait perencanaaan kehamilan, serta penanganan kehamilan tidak direncanakan dengan meningkatkan akses dan penggunaan layanan kesehatan reproduksi yang komprehensif berbasiskan aturan hukum dan kebijakan program di Indonesia. Dalam pelaksanaan program, Yayasan IPAS Indonesia fokus pada 3 pilar utama, yakni: Pendidikan dan Promosi Kesehatan Masyarakat, lewat pendidikan dan promosi kesehatan di tingkat masyarakat terutama bagi perempuan dan remaja perempuan yang berbasiskan kekuatan dan kearifan lokal yang dimiliki oleh masing-masing daerah; Penguatan Sistem Kesehatan di tingkat nasional, Yayasan IPAS Indonesia bekerja sama erat dengan pemerintah pusat (Kementerian Kesehatan, BKKBN, Kementerian Pemberdayaan Perempuan dan Perlindungan Anak) untuk mendukung pengembangan norma, standar, pedoman dan kriteria (NSPK) pelayanan kesehatan di Puskesmas PONED dan atau Rumah Sakit untuk memberikan Asuhan Pasca Keguguran (APK) yang komprehensif melalui rangkaian pelatihan dan bimbingan pemberi layanan kesehatan, jejaring rujukan antar layanan dan masyarakat; serta Kajian-kajian dan Evaluasi yang bisa digunakan untuk program selanjutnya. Saat ini Yayasan IPAS Indonesia juga sedang mengerjakan beberapa proyek yang menggunakan pendekatan dari 3 pilar tersebut, salah satunya yaitu proyek PEKERTi yang merupakan modeling/proyek rintisan untuk APK yang komprehensif lewat kerja sama dengan 3 Kabupaten/Kota; Kabupaten Ponorogo (JawaTimur), Kabupaten Klaten (Jawa Tengah), dan Kota Yogyakarta yang memiliki prioritas dalam meningkatkan kualitas layanan publik dengan melakukan inovasi-inovasi layananuntuk menjawab kebutuhan masyarakat setempat, terutama dalam menurunkan AKI. Pengembangan proyek rintisan ini diharapkan dapat menginformasikan kepada pemangku kepentingan yang ada di tingkat lokal dan nasional, untuk mengembangkan lebih lanjut programAPK yang komprehensif sebagai bagian dari upaya penurunan morbiditas perempuan dan AKI di Indonesia. Sejalan dengan pilar Kajian-kajian dan Evaluasi, Yayasan IPAS Indonesia juga bekerja sama dengan beberapa pihak lainnya untuk melakukan diseminasi hasil-hasil studi terkait isu kesehatan reproduksi perempuan. Seperti proyek DAISY misalnya, bekerja sama dengan Guttmacher Institute dan Fakultas Kesehatan Masyarakat Universitas Indonesia untuk melakukan diseminasi hasil studi estimasi angka kejadian aborsidi Jawa. Sesuai dengan visi misi organisasi, Yayasan IPAS Indonesia ingin berkontribusi untuk menciptakan dunia di mana perempuan dan remaja perempuan memiliki status kesehatan reproduksi yang baik serta hak dan akses pada layanan kesehatan reproduksiyang komprehensif, sehingga tidak ada lagi kejadian keguguran, kesakitan perempuan, kematian ibu, kehamilan tidak direncanakan, aborsi yangtidak aman, dan masalah kesehatan reproduksi lainnya.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation43351 43351 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 43351Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan IPAS IndonesiaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05224-19:IDOxfam NovibPukat / project A-06317-09Oxfam NovibPusat Kajian Anti korupsi FH UGMPUKAT UGM is a research institute in the field of law and anti-corruption. The issues encompass governance, democratization, community legal empowerment, law enforcement, prevention of corruption in local governments and regulations on anti-corruption issues. The main programs of this organization are: 1. Research. Pukat has conducted academic and advocacy research on legal and anti-corruption issues. Academic research is exemplified by research conducted by FH UGM. Advocacy research, for instance, is related to Government Regulation Number 37 of 2005. Additionally, Pukat conducted research the potency of corruption in the distribution of social aid fund for PWD. 2. Community services. Pukat organized several activities, including capacity building for village communities in village financial management in Wonokerto, Sleman, and Poncosari, Bantul.Moreover, Pukatcollaborated with local governments of Magelang,Morowali, Bulungan and Sawahlunto in formulating Action Plan forthe Prevention and the Eradication of Corruption. 3. Education. Pukat monitored trials inSamarinda, Pekanbaru, Kebumen, Mataram, Purworejo, Surabaya andseveral other cities. Pukatalso established thenetwork of centres for anti-corruption studies with 31 institutions through Anti-Corruption Summit. Pukat is different from non-governmental organizations due to the fact that it is under a university. Pukat is supported by human resources from academicians and students.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation49128 49128 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 49128Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPusat Kajian Anti korupsi FH UGMCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05225-09:IDOxfam NovibThe VOICE Linking and Learning is a project where activities are centered on grantees’ ideas and initiatives. Linking and Learning is meant to be a process where every grantee can participate fully on every aspect of the activity within the linking and learning process, irrespective of gender, disability, gender, sexual orientation, age, or ethnicity. This main idea about Linking and Learningis very suitable with Pamflet’s role. In the context of youth participation and activism, we take a role as a support system by facilitating youth with information, platforms for participation, and networks. Our main principle on campaigning human rights issues is to let the youth talk and voice their views through their perspective as young people. With this similarity of role we are interested in broadening our scope to more issues and intersections, by applying for facilitator to Voice Linking and Learning. We believethat as a facilitator in Linking and Learning, we will be able to take a role as a support system where grantees can reach their full potential through collaboration and working together as a community. We will take the role as facilitator, by providing tools andmeans for grantees to voice their views and reach their goals.Oxfam NovibPerkumpulan Pamflet GenerasiPamflet is a youth-led organization that is established to encourage and strengthen youth to participate in the process of social movement, by providing the information and knowledge about activism and human rights. With three core divisions: youth studies, youthmovement, youth activism, we work to strengthen youth's access to information, resource, and network related to human rights, and to encourage local youth initiatives (individual/collective) in different areas in Indonesia through activities such as research, capacity building, training, creative campaigning, and publication. The organization is registered as Association and consists of a number of young people under 35 years from diverse educational background and experience, i.e. communicationstudies, sociology, political science, psychology, philosophy, and public health. Such diversity enriches and enables us to work with a multidiciplinary manner. With a relatively small organizational structure, we conduct each activity by networking withother organizations effectively. Our funding comes from donor agencies and fundraising activities. We have been supported by multiple organizations from UNESCO, Hivos, TIFA Foundation (Open Society Foundation Indonesia), and EMpower (Emerging Markets Foundation). Pamflet is also involved in several civil society networks and coalitions, i.e. SEPERLIMA (Seputar Hak Kesehatan Reproduksi dan Seksualitas Remaja), a coalition that aims to strengthen youth's access to information of sexual and reproductive health and rights (2013-2015). Since 2015, Pamflet is also involved in Public Education taskforce of Coalition for Justice and Truth Revelation (KKPK), a coalition that advocates for past human rights violations in Indonesia.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Indonesia-6.2688 106.8330The right to social and political participation29366 42353 29366 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 29366Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Pamflet Generasi-29366 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -29366Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Pamflet Generasi29366 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 29366Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Pamflet Generasi42353 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 42353Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Pamflet GenerasiStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-05225-10:IDOxfam NovibThe electrification ratio in Sumba has reached almost 75%, and through the Sumba Iconic Island Program, renewable energy has contributed to 13% of the energy mix in Sumba. This has opened a substantial economic opportunity for local communities, especially women,youth, and children in remote and secluded villages. The Humba Hammu network/ Gender Focal Point (GFP) network of local CSOs in Sumba, established as Perkumpulan in 2020. GFP members are already working with Hivos since 2016 on various projects and have receivedextensive capacity building in Gender Action Learning for Sustainability (GALS) and renewable energy. Between 2016-2020, the network members have accumulated learning in the different approaches to increase women and marginalized group capacity at the level of households and community and economic empowerment. Together with PELITA as lead, the Humba-Hammu wants to replicate the village modelin Lukuwingir in East Sumba, elaborating the accumulated lesson learned. This project is a Sustainable and Inclusive Paraingu Project. The Paraingu Project aims to increase indigenous people's livelihood, specifically women, youth, elderly, and people with disabilities, in six villages in Sumba by creating productive use of energy. Moreover, this project aims to amplify and test the lessons learned and fill the gaps from previous Hivos projects. In order to achieve that PELITA and The Humba Hammu will work with selected village facilitators, provides them with GALS training so that they can train more community members within their villages, conduct a special MUSREMBANG to accommodate indigenous women and marginalized groups aspirations are documented, and to influence the planning at village level. The project will also work closely with key government stakeholders in the four districts In Sumba, including each six pilot villages' administration, education and cultural office, the office of tourism and tourism board, the office of village empowerment, and the planning office.Oxfam NovibLembaga Peduli Sejahtera dan LestarA Gender Focal Point (GFP) Humba Hammu Network in Sumba was legally established in 2020 as perkumpulan after almost five years of working with Hivos Sumba Iconic Island through various capacity development programs in Gender Action for Learning (GALS), sustainability and environment, system thinking for problem analysis, organizational development, and the uses of media. In addition, all organizations have worked with Hivos through the TERANG project, Lukuwingir project and now MENTARI program; to deliver GALS training and support local advocacy efforts. These programs are further elaborated below: 1. TERANG project in 2017 was an electrification program through small scale distributed energy solutions consists of solar photovoltaic (PV) for schools and kiosks, and solar mills, inmore than 100 locations in Sumba. Humba Hammu was involved in delivering GALS training to the target communities. 2. Lukuwingir Project was a multi-stakeholder pilot project in East Sumba aiming to mainstream gender at the village level through Renewable Energy (RE). The outputs were a District decree on gender mainstreaming, the establishment of the Marangga Panamu Forum, and funding commitment from technocrat planning. 3. MENTARI project is ongoing in Central Sumba, HumbaHammu is contracted through the consortium of Palladium and Hivos to deliver GALS training to communities and businesses in Mata Redi village who are going to benefit from 95 kWp solar PV centralized system in the future. GFP is a bold commitment to advocating and mainstream gender issues in Sumba, primarily through climate change mitigation strategies such as access to renewable energy and alternative livelihood. GFP acts as an advocate/advisor/facilitator/trainer for the community and government. GFPalso functions as a platform for knowledge sharing. It has with both fellow and broader parties. Finally, GFP acts as a future gender catalyst that becomes a reference for community empowerment programs on Sumba Island.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation54630 54630 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 54630Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELembaga Peduli Sejahtera dan LestarStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-05225-11:IDOxfam NovibThe title of this project is ‘Kampung Katong’ which in Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) Province dialect means Our Hamlet. Kampung Katong also an acronym for Kami Pung Manekat, Papada, Kampo Tanga which means Our Spirit for Collective Work (Manekat, Papada, andKampong Tanga are local terms from Mollo, Labuan Bajo, and Larantuka representing “collective work of a community”). This project idea was born from the reflection between RMI and Lakoat Kujawas on the collaboration in Being and Becoming Indigenous (BBI)in 2020-2021. In the BBI project, financial resources were disbursed to Lakoat Kujawas to support the implementation at the community level. This approach then ended up in several informal (i.e.: outside of the project work plan) capacity building providedby RMI for Lakoat Kujawas in terms of project administration and management, which was positively reflected by both parties. Lakoat Kujawas sees the additionaladministration and management capacity as a meaningful resource in improving their initiativesin working with the indigenous youth and children. RMI, affirming with Lakoat Kujawas, sees that this approach is needed not only by Lakoat Kujawas, but by other local initiatives and that the collaboration model that strengthens local communities’ access to productive resources can be formalized as a specific project in the future. By mentioning productive resources, we refer to funding, capacity building, and linking and learning opportunities that will capacitate indigenous peoples and ethnic minorities(IPEM), especially their young women and men, in governing their land and strengthening ownership toward their local culture. Taking into account the gender balance of rightsholder groupwho participate, it is also decided that 50% of participants inthe community organising and partners’ local initiatives are women. This project is also designed in response to global trends and its unintended consequences when many financial resources are mobilized directly to communities that are often not preparedeither socially or organizationally. RMI involvement with other grant schemesshows that the managerial capacity of many other involved community organizations was the main barrier in grant implementation. Donor’ expectation on project management and reporting, especially in terms of administrative works, is beyond community capacity. Although series of initial training on several themes such as project management, financial reporting, and M<(>&<)>E were conducted pre-implementation, the one-off approach proven tobe ineffective in the face of other organizational issues such as leadership and organizational management and HR turnover. Our extensive experience working with Kasepuhan IPs communities in Lebak Regency also shows how prone the communities are to elitecapture which often results in horizontal conflict and failure of community organization when certain funds are directed to the community without proper assistance. This is why community preparedness is of importance today. Thus, after several initial discussions, identifying potential collaborators, and one consultation process with other potential collaborators, RMI, Lakoat Kujawas, SimpaSio Institute, and Kolektif Videoge agreed to propose this proposal as a consortium with RMI as thelead/hostorganization.Oxfam NovibYayasan Rimbawan Muda Indonesia BogRimbawan Muda Indonesia (RMI) was established in 1992, dedicating its work with youth and later on worked with indigenous peoples# communities mainly in form of community organising and advocacy. RMI has given emphasis to empower rural youth, including those who are member of indigenous communities, to be the agents of change regarding their communities' situations, including their young-peer's situations. Ever since, RMI has carried out various projects and activities that empower them and provide spacefor them to be part of their communities' development. Various studies have been produced to mainstream the discussions of rural youth, including indigenous youth. Due to its focus on rural-indigenous youth, RMI was appointed in 2018 by the NGOs/CSOs coalition in national level to write the part on 'indigenous youth' in a policy paper for Indonesia's Bill on Indigenous Peoples. RMI has also developed wide range of campaign activities, including to connect the rural and urban youth to build solidarityin supporting rural development. Youth platforms namely Relawan for Life, Suara Muda Nusantara and Teens Go Green are amongst the strategy that RMI develops to empower youth # both rural and urban # to promote indigenous youth participation in Kasepuhan Indigenous Peoples Community's Forum that has always exclude women and youth voice. Furthermore in 2017, RMI was appointed as the coordinator of a regional youth and land platform within Asia, under the International Land Coalition-Asia.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation59077 59077 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 59077Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Rimbawan Muda Indonesia BogStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05225-12:IDOxfam NovibThe project "Improving access to employment and the protection of women workers with disabilities" is an innovation to increase access to livelihoods for persons with disabilities through increasing access to work both formally by working in companies and informally by creating jobs as entrepreneurs, both individually and in groups. At the end of the project, access to work for persons with disabilities will be created in the company, especially in Garment, supported by capacity building for persons with disabilities, and an inclusive work environment for female workers with disabilities. At the end of the Project, a Convention Business Unit will also be formed which is managed by Persons with Disabilities as a means of livelihood as well as opening up access to work for others. In this Project, Persons with Disabilities are the subject of increasing access to inclusive livelihoods supported by Disabled Persons Organizations, Labor Unions, women's organizations to increase understanding of the rights of women workers, especially women with disabilities.Oxfam NovibPerkumpulan SEHATI SukoharjoThe SEHATI Sukoharjo disabled people's association was founded in 1997, which consists of people with disabilities and their singlefamilies in Sukoharjo district. Sehati has the motto "ONE HEART, ONE GOAL" by building solidarity, cooperation, and building activepartnerships with organizations and governments through an inclusive development approach. Disabled People's Organization SEHATI Sukoharjo was established since 1997. Its members are composed of Persons With Disabilities and their families who live in Sukoharjo district. SEHATI has the tagline “ONE HEART, ONE GOAL” by developing solidarity, cooperation, and building active partnership with the other organizations and governments through inclusive development approach. To achieve the protection and fulfillment of the rights of marginalized groups (including people with disabilities) SEHATI has a vision to create an inclusive and just society and its mission is to: 1.Build an independent character with disabilities 2.Strengthen the participation of persons with disabilities in development 3.Build equality of diffables. To achieve marginal groups (including persons with disabilities) protection and rights fulfillment, SEHATI has vision realize inclusive and equal community 1.Build persons with disabilities character to be independent 2.Strengthen persons with disabilities participation in the development. 3.Building persons with disabilities equalityMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation40851 40851 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 40851Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan SEHATI SukoharjoStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05228-10:KEOxfam NovibMobilize Empower Actualize Transform (MEAT) works towards promoting increased peaceful inclusion of youth in political processes in the forth coming Kenyan general election in 2022 so as to ensure that they have greater participation in decision making roles which have a large impact in their lives. Stretcher's Youth Organisation will achieve this by empowering the youth on the importance ofparticipating in electoral processes, as well as equipping them with the skills and tools to effectively navigatethese political processes, conducting campaign encouraging public discussions about youth participation in political affairs both online and offline. They will also have youth dialogues at the grass-root level and hope to see youths coming out in large numbers peacefully exercise their civic rights as voters and political candidates in the forthcoming election.Oxfam NovibStretchers Youth OrganizationStretchers Youth Organization is a membership, Youth-led community-based organization. An organization that was founded in 2011 to promote health rights, good governance, and gender equality among youths and women by integrating capacity building, advocacy, and information sharing through linkage to service. The organization works in the coastal counties of Kenya with a partial presence in Nairobi, Kisumu, and Siaya counties, respectively.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation30441 30441 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30441Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStretchers Youth OrganizationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05228-11:KEOxfam NovibInclusive Local Urban Forums (LUFs) are envisioned by the Urban Areas and Cities Act (2011) and comprise of persons with disabilities, youth,women and ethnic minorities. This project aims at enhancing the participation of persons with disabilities in governance and political processes in Narok County by activating and empowering inclusive Local Urban Forums (LUFs) in 5 urban centres ( Narok Town, OlolulungaTown, Nairagiae Nkare Town, Kilgoris Town and Mulot Town). The LUFs shall be trained in social planning and supported to develop simplified County budgets. This shall build the capacity of the LUFs to take up their citizen oversight roles and increase County Government budget and development planning processes. Devolved governments (County GovernmentAct- (2012) and Urban Areasand Cities Act - 2011) as set out in the Constitution bring government closer to the citizens with an expectation for vibrant and meaningful oversight on performance of public governance institutions. Urban forums, with their socio-economic and demographic complexities, provide fertile ground for the exercise and contestations in civic engagement.Oxfam NovibUnited Disabled Persons of KenyaUDPK’s Vision is to realize a barrier free society that recognizes the rights of women, men, youth, children with disabilities, parents and caregivers. Our mission is to promote full and meaningful participation of persons with disabilities in all spheres as enshrined in legal frameworks including the Constitution, the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the Persons withDisabilities Act,2003. As the Umbrella organization, UDPK recognizes the efforts being made by the various state and non-state agencies in enhancing rights of persons with disabilities and those of women and girls with disabilities in particular. UDPK plays a central role and is the reference civil society organization in enhancing rights of persons with disabilities in the Kenya, recognized by government,regional and international disability organizations.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation55405 55405 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 55405Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUnited Disabled Persons of KenyaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05228-12:KEOxfam NovibThe indigenous people of the Coast of Kenya i.e Mijikenda, Wagunya, Pokomo, Boni, Wardei and Watta have lived as squatters on theirrightful land according to the report of the “Truth, justice and reconciliation commission”, as a result of the illegal acquisition of large tracts of land from indigenous communities during the colonial period. This project aims to collaborate with relevant National and County Government land duty bearers to promote legal land ownership and utilization in the community in accordance with land policy and written law by September 2021. IPD-K will raise awareness in Malindi and Magarini sub counties on the right to own andutilize land at the ward and sub county levels by June 2022 and support willing indigenous individuals and communities to access land offices to initiate the acquisition of land legal documents by December 2022.Oxfam NovibINSTITUTE OF PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPMThe Institute of Participatory Development-Kulamusana (IPD-K) is a local based organisation started and established by natives of the region. In the last two decades of its operation, the organisation has blended well with the people as it has used culture in project implementation and music has been a useful tool to pass change messages to the people. Additionally, the organization has a well established network and is identified with the people as an organisation that blends well with the culture of the people within the locality hence the implementation of any new projects can be implemented with community support.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation50710 50710 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 50710Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINSTITUTE OF PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPMStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05228-13:KEOxfam NovibThe exclusion of indigenous women in decision making spaces results in the denial of the womens' and communities real needs. The project seeks to strengthen the inclusion of indigenous women in county participatory budgeting and political process and enhance their voice and actions in demanding respect of their rights, particularly the right to a participation and representation within the political process that is respectful of their gender identity. FoLT hopes to see a collaborative environment where indigenous women feel comfortable engaging in public spaces resulting in their increased participation in organizing around budgeting, local assemblies, political engagements, and collectively holding to account, increased participation of young indigenous women in decision makingspaces and political parties and a better understanding of gender based budgeting, especially by the women,county executive, and assembly.Oxfam NovibFriends of Lake TurkanaFriends of Lake Turkana (FoLT) is a grassroots organization that works with and on behalf of communities within the greater Turkanabasin to demand collective social, economic, cultural, environmental,and territorial justice. With a mission to foster indigenous communities' participation to achieve social, economic, and environmental justice, FoLT envisions secured territories, empowered communities, and sustainable resource governance in the greater Turkana Basin. FoLT is a women- led indigenous organization that is part of the community, building on formal and informal structures within the community as a bottom-up approach to collective efforts and building solidarity while addressing local issues.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation52820 52820 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 52820Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFriends of Lake TurkanaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05229-07:KEOxfam NovibEmerging leaders Foundation is a platform that nurtures, grows and equips leaders to sustainable change in their communities. As the Now-Us! Awards Organiser, ELF uses this approach is to equip young people with knowledge and skills to not just prepare them for the future but to support them to create the future they want to see through capacity building, experiential learning, mentorship <(>&<)>coaching, Advocacy <(>&<)>Lobbying as well as policy dialogue. ELF demonstrates its expertise in innovative learning among rightsholders groups through diversified engagement and partnerships that will enable ELF to scale its reach and deepen its impact especially on issues of youth empowerment, good governance, leadership, gender equality and development all which we remain fully committed to. Additionally, ELF will organise the award ceremony where different civil society members and stakeholders gather and amplify and promote the NOW-Us! Awards to influence national conversations on diversity and inclusion.Oxfam NovibEmerging Leaders FoundationThe Emerging Leaders Foundation Africa (ELF-Africa) exists to empower, support and accompany young women and men to achieve meaningful, dignified and impactful participation in governance, economy and public affairs at all levels of society anchored on the foundational values-based approach to leadership as service. Emerging leaders Foundation is a platform that nurtures, grows and equips leaders to sustainable change in their communities. At ELF, the approach is to equip young people with knowledge and skills to not justprepare them for the future but to support them to create the future they want to see through capacity building, experiential learning, mentorship <(>&<)> coaching, Advocacy <(>&<)> Lobbying as well as policy dialogue. ELF has steadily worked towards realizing dignified societies with values-based leaders by imparting over 7000 and over 200,000 youth directly and indirectly across Kenya with larger representation of young women.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation41674 41674 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 41674Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEmerging Leaders FoundationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-05229-08:KEOxfam NovibDLCI will work in close collaboration with the Voice team in Kenya to carry out two overall responsibilities. The first is to facilitate safe and inclusive spaces where Voice grantees and rightsholders can come together to share and learn from each other, and tostrengthen their capacity to empower and influence in inclusive ways. The second overall responsibility is to help amplify the voices of Voice grantees and rightsholders in public debate, using innovative online and offline approaches that ensure inclusivity. As a result of these twin strategies, the voices of those too often left at the margins will take centre stage, thereby contributing tomore informed and accurate public understanding. The specific tasks which DLCI will carry out include; a convening role that brings Voice grantees and stakeholders together through a variety of forums and platforms (such as communities of practice or stakeholdergroups meeting either online or offline), data collection and analysis of grantee learning priorities and progress and facilitationof Linking and Learning activities that seek out and create opportunities to shape public debate and action based on information generated by Voice grantees.Oxfam NovibDryland Learning & Capacity BuildinDrylands Learning and Capacity Building Initiative (DLCI) is a knowledge management and advocacy resource organization registered in Kenya with the aim of improving policy and practice in the Horn of Africa. Previously known as REGLAP (the Regional Learning and Advocacy Programme), it supports collaborative learning, civic education and documentation on drylands development and advocacy. DLCI focuses its capacity-building support in Kenya, disseminates its learning and findings to other countries withsubstantial drylandsin the Horn of Africa.It provides knowledge management, research, facilitation, advocacy, and communications services, and is a willing partner with organizations sharing similar values and objectives.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation45437 45437 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 45437Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDryland Learning & Capacity BuildinCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05232-09:LAOxfam NovibToday, the elderly is the fastest growing demographic group in the world due to increase in life expectancy. According to the decree No. 2822/LSW of 2004, the elderly people are the population at the age of 60 and over. Based on the estimation of the current demographic data in the IXth Five Year 2021-2026 Socio-Economic Plan of Lao PDR, the country will enter into the elderly society in 2038. Thus in order to prepare the current young population to be the future elderly with resilient to abuses, they need to understand and address the issues currently faced by the elderly and advocate for policy change towards the elderly. Lao PDR has little study and record on the elder abuse for advocacy of policy change. This project is aiming at empowering the youth to influence policy change towards the elderly. This will be achieved by involving the youth to study and address the issues faced by the elderly especially advocate for policy change. The elderly will be the active participants of the project in providing information on their abuses within the families and communities and in raising voices through the youth on how do they want to see policy and social changes towardsthe elderly. Finally, participation from older adults will be mobilize in order to create empowering intervention strategies that are designed in accordance to the requirements of the elderly and are in line with the principles of respect, dignity, and choice. The solutions proposed will be the activities for the following expected outcomes : 1. The voice of the seniors on elderly abuse are heard by their family members and communities. This will be achieved by the following activities: 1.1 Baseline survey to screen elderly abuses in the target 40 villages in 3 districts 1.2 Establishment and training of the youth volunteers in data collection and advocacy for the prevention of the elder abuse 1.3 Dissemination of findings from baseline survey and policies of the government on the prevention of elder abuse 1.4 Campaign on the "Respect for Seniors and Life Long Learning" 2. Models of care and support for the elderly relevant to the local context carried out by local government, private and community based social services. This will be achieved by: 2.1 Home visit to the vulnerable elderly people affected by violence and negligence 2.2 Provision of counselling service to the severely affected elderly by violence (both psychological and physical violence) 2.3 Support activities in sociological inclusion of the elderly and youth in community affairs 3. A better and effective policy and programme in providing social assistance andsocial protection for the elderly are promoted and adapted. This will be achieved by 3.1 Participation of the youth in different meetings at the district, provincial and central levels in updating policy towards the elderly 3.2 Support community radio programme on issues related to the elderly 3.3. Development of information education communication (IEC) materials for advocacy of the rights to protection of the elderly on social media.Oxfam NovibNamjai Community AssociationOur organization has a vision to create, establish, and build compassionate communities where people live in dignity through a continuous and participatory process for sustainable development. Namjai Community Association will work to promote sustainableand transformational development in communities and society, and advocacy to change the root causes of poverty and injustice. We will work with and for ethnic communities in cooperation with relevant authorities and development partners. We are guided by05 core values: 1.Human Dignity. Human dignity encompasses all humanity from the beginning to the end of life, irrespective of class, gender, faith or ethnicity. 2. Equality. All humans have the right to life, health, shelter, education, work, the freepractice of faith and equality before the law 3. Inclusive Communities. As human we are dependent on each other, with rights and responsibilities for our common life 4. Compassion. As human being we need to transform indifference, share love with everyone and act accordingly. 5. Accountability. We strive for open and honest communication, transparent practices in all our activities, finance and resources management Our understanding of human dignity builds on the belief that all human beings havefundamental value and unique talents to share, irrespective of faith, culture, gender, sexual orientation, age, functional abilities or ethnicity. Human dignity is the foundation of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which represents the world's longing for well-being, justice and security for all peoples and all nations. This inspires us to work on an agenda of gender and rights of the ethnic minorities.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation63146 63146 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 63146Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENamjai Community AssociationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05232-10:LAOxfam NovibStrengthen Organization People with Disabilities (OPDs) and the Disability movement to effectively advocate for the inclusion of people with disabilities across all impairment groups at national level and in Attapeu Province, Sekong Province, Xiangkhouang Province and Vientiane capital. The government of the Lao PDR has adhered to a number of international treaties: it has ratified the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) in 2009 and acceded to the Convention on the Rights of theChild (CRC) in 1991. Whilst the government of the Lao PDR ratified the CRDP in 2009 and issued the Decree on the Rights of People with Disabilities in 2014, neither carries the force of law and the Lao PDR is yet to become a fully inclusive society. The2015 Population and Housing Census has largely underestimated the number of people with disabilities in the country. It has identified around 160,881 persons withdisabilities or 2.8% of the population in stark contrast with estimates provided by WHO intheir World Disability Report indicating that people with disabilities represent 15% of the world population. There is very little information on people with disabilities from minority ethnic groups living in remote areas and given the level of poverty andlack of quality basic services these groups are faced with, people with disabilities are among the most deprived. Since 2015, The National Committee for Disabled People and the Elderly (NCDE), under the MOLSW, is leading the development of two main documents: The National Policy for Persons with Disabilities andthe National Strategy and Action Plan for Persons with Disabilities. NCDE is working closely with line ministries, OPDs, INGOs and coordinate several consultation meetings. The 2 documents are finalized and have been submitted to the Ministry. In parallel, NCDE drafted a Disability Law that was reviewed by the National Assembly in December 2018. However, the government of Laos has not yet enacted this law. In spite of this legal and strategicframework promoting disability inclusion (the Decree on the rights of persons with disabilities, the Disability law, national policy, strategy and action plan), the reality of the legal context of disability in Lao PDR does not guarantee the rights to health, education, employment, leisure activities, communication and information as well as mobility, for persons with disabilities. These problems include: • The fact that the ratified Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2009) is not implemented effectively. This limits the obligations of Lao PDR to uphold the rights of persons with disabilities. • The lack of recognition of the special needs of persons with disabilities and the general lack of knowledge of disability issues from political and administrative authorities. • The non-systematic application of the Lao legal framework that includes the Decree on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which sets out, “protects and promotes the rights of people with disabilities, in areas that affect their everyday lives: access to healthcare, inclusive education, vocational training and employment and specify entitlements to lower or zero fees to use these services” (2014).Oxfam NovibWomen with Disability Association (The Lao Disabled Women’s Development Centre (LDWDC) was established in 2001 as a non-profit organisation and is registered under the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare. It is run by women with disabilities, primarily for women with disabilities and their families in Lao PDR. The LDWDC developed their strategic plan 2018-2022, which is in the process of finalization. Their vision is to havean inclusive society where people with disabilities are living independently and have equal rights and opportunity of access to healthcare, education, employment and services to enable them to achieve their full potential. Their mission is to empower women with disabilities in Laos to be fully participating and contributing members of the community. Their priorities are to develop the potential of women with disabilities, advocate on behalf of women with disabilities to raise community awareness, provide reliable, sustainable and culturally appropriate client services, and promote growth and sustainability of the organisation through effective resource management. LDWDC provides vocational and life skills training to women with disabilities in the areas of sewing, weaving, recycled paper products, IT, English, social services and development and small business. LDWDC provides training in their centre in Vientiane Capital and short courses in different provinces throughout Laos. The centre of LDWDC is a handicraft production unit that employs around 34 trained women with disabilities. LDWDC supports trained students to find decent work or/and start small businesses. LDWDC expanded its activities to advocacy at national and local levels in relation to gender, disability inclusion, and policy dialogueand legislation development. In their advocacy, they have broadened their scope to include all women, girls, men and boys with disabilities. Over the years, LDWDC staff received a series of capacity development training on relevant topics such as leadership, project management, small business management, health care and reproductive health.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation30838 30838 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30838Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen with Disability Association (Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05233-10:LAOxfam NovibRDA understands the term inclusive innovation to mean innovation that seeks to develop and deliver innovative goods and services incorporating the needs and interests of those most marginalised and vulnerable in society including the poor, women, children, youth,the disabled, and those identifying as LGBTQI+; and which seek to stimulate development for those groups. Inclusive innovation works to amplify the voices of the marginalised and must actively include those who are excluded from the mainstream of development. This means the work need to not only be inclusive in its process but in its solutions as well. RDA is a strong believer in taking a participatory/ human centered design approach to program development and implementation. RDA utilizes Participatory Rural Appraisal andAction Research in many of its projects working intimately with communities to find the solutions that will work for them. One of our most recent projects included the Voice funded InYouth project which reflects RDA approach to programming. While the general structure of the project was designed by RDA the target youth where involved in each step of the process from design to the final product and this was only possible because youth participants where given the tools (both practical and soft skills) and were empowered totake ownership of the project. Both RDA and STELLA understand the importance of the principle Nothing About Us, Without Us and understand the value of receiving a grant that will allow the piloting of innovative community development approaches. Often donors and partners ask for organizations (especially smaller or local organizations) to take the most conservative route when developing projects so we understand the significance of having the opportunity to even present innovative solutions for funding.Oxfam NovibRural Development AgencyRDA is a Lao-based non-profit social enterprise founded in 2009 as an offshoot of PADETC (Participatory Development Training Centre). RDA began as a semi-autonomous organization SuanMaiLao Eco-Forest Learning Centre (SML) which focused on educating youngpeople and the general public on the importance of ecology in relation to holistic education and development. SML would go on to become the Rural Development Agency (RDA) in 2015. RDA has gone on to expand its efforts toward developing and participatingin projects that take community centred approaches in WASH, Nutrition, Environmental Conservation and Youth Engagement. RDA Vision is to become a model Agency that inspires and empowers rural communities. Our mission is facilitating a holistic self-sustaining capacity strengtheningand quality provision of services in community education, environmental health and youth empowerment. The overall objective / Goal is to be recognized as innovative industry leaders, delivering quality programs in communitydevelopment by investing in the trainingof RDAs human resources, fostering, creativity and developing individual capacity. RDA has extensive experience and networks within the Lao PDR working with young people, communities, local authorities and villagefunctionalities in promoting sustainable and inclusive community development in Lao PDR. RDA believes communities have the ability to be self-sustaining when their capacity, confidence, networking, and dialogue skills are developed.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation40406 40406 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 40406Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Development AgencyStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05233-11:LAOxfam NovibTo support Linking and Learning Facilitation activities, HJA and Phan-Thin will use the “FAH” approach the key approach to facilitate learning journey of grantees relate to transition of “Storytelling to story doer/action”. The mechanism and tools in learning aredesigned to be fit with grantees capacity individually. “FAH” Approach definition is “F” means facilitation based on blending of coaching and mentoring approach to assure the continuity of learning and self-development of grantees. “A” means action along the learning journey of grantees that demonstrate via the linking and learning activities that bring in explore, experiment and exchange (3E) concept. “H” means harvesting of the lesson learnt from explore, experiment and exchange along the learning journey. Effective harvesting comes from effective coordination, collaboration, caring, networking, nurture and neutral. Harvesting will focus to the growth beyond the technical aspects. HJA and Phan-Thin will develop the guidebook and toolbox as the key strategy for linking and learning facilitation that gathering entire principles, process, and tools to support everyone involving with this project. The guidebook and toolbox produce in hard copy and upload to the website, grantees will get 1 set and can download for soft copy if need. The improvement of guidebook and toolbox will be during the project’s life on monthly basis. From above approach, HJA and Phan-Thin identifythe position named “FAH” and “Learning <(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)> Observation Team (LO)” to supportthe linking and learning facilitation. “FAH” will support “LO” and NPAs in specific areas of learning such as shaping the knowledge by transition lesson learnt to action, scaling up the lesson learnt, etc., in participatory approach. “LO” will collaborateclosely with NPAs as the learner and observer act as the catalyst for learning of NPAs base on explore, experiment and exchange (3E) concept, point out the learning points and changes that can benefit to NPAs, along their journey. “LO” will flag “FAH” forsupport in case of any interesting topics that NPAsand “LO” find out together. “LO” will be also the role model that represents and inspiration the grantees on being a good learner and peer to peer learning. NPAs and “LO” will capture the lesson learntand identify the credible evidence, bring to exchange in linking and learning event and forum, CoP, CoS, social event, etc., in country, regional, and global. Additionally, “FAH” will deliver support to the “LO” by using “Peer coaching” to cope with anyissues during “LO” collaboration with grantees. The entire lesson learnt from linking and learning activities presented through publication and multimedia platforms such as social media, online and offline. Moreover, the findings of any tools (learningand/or working) will upload to the “Initiative toolbox” in cloud system by grantees, FAH participate in shaping into effective tools, grantees can explore any tools in “initiative toolbox”, tools experiments and exchange the results in organization level,withother NPAs, and network level, respectively. The monitoring and evaluation of learning will support by “FAH” to make sure that the linking and learning activities are on track and can capture the significant changes duringthe learning journey of grantees. HJA and Phan-Thin will design the M<(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)>E system since the beginning, to makesure effective tools and methods are in place.Oxfam NovibHuam Jai Asasamak Association (HJA)Huam Jai Asasamak Association (“United in Volunteering”, or HJA) is a Lao Civil Society Organization, formed following a research project commissioned by the Canadian organization CUSO in 2003. In 2007 HJA established the Lao PDR’s first national youth volunteering programme, focusing on volunteers from rural areas and ethnic minorities aged between 18 and 25 years old. The programme providesopportunity to work as volunteer for twelve months with partner organization in community development, and so they gain knowledge, skills and experience in strengthening their community’s growth and development. To date, over 100 young people have successfully completed this volunteer internship programme. In 2012 HJA then puts in community volunteering programme, support volunteers who havecompleted their placements to develop projects within their communities and others in term of building capacity of marginalized group, particularly ethnic minority, and women—over past ten years, has supported over 100 volunteers working with 30 partners in the Lao PDR and has improved the lives of over 1,000 people living in disadvantaged communities. Since 2014 HJA is registered as Non-Profit Association with the Lao Ministry of Home Affairs. Under HJA’s strategy plan 2017 - 2020, HJA has goal to develop youth to be leader, facilitator, and contribution to community development as well as to build capacity, vision, and mission to achievement and acknowledgement in public under title: “HuamJai Assamak has standard administration, Services and Central capacity building of Youth” and being representative for youth’s rights protection, promotion, and fulfil for all youth in community. Phan-Thin Social Enterprise is a none profit Organization. It works on community development toward to liveable society where there is justice, wellbeing, and prosperity for all people. Phan-Thin is focusing on contributing to eradication of all form of inequality and injustice in Lao society by developing the capacity and enhancing a participatory framework for disadvantage and minority people and develop the capacity of youth in all CSOs so they will engage in Social, Environment, Economic Development (SEED) by using holistic and interaction approach.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation25041 25041 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 25041Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHuam Jai Asasamak Association (HJA)Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNL-KVK-27108436-A-05235-10:MLOxfam NovibThe Association Droits de lHomme au Quotidien (DHQ -Mali) is a non profit humanitarian local organization based in Mali. DHQ works in Bamako and has the local representations in six regions and areas. DHQ is a human right organisation while supporting the implementation of policies for the protection and promotion of human rights. The present project implemented by DHQ is named Sexual and gender violence against women particular young girl for 18 months duration. implemented in Bamako in two areasthe project contributes to promote the protection of young girls against sexual and gender violence through training, awareness-raising and advocacy. key objectives To strength the capacities of youngs leaders to provide support to sexual and gender violence survivors ( juridique and judiciary asssitance, treatement and psyhcosical support) To create synergy between communities actors for sexual and gender violence against by an awareness and amplification To allow youngs collective reflexion about sexual and gender violence and involved themselves against in your communities the innovate activities will be focus on short videos production from he survivors through social networks (Facebook and WhatsApp) for sharing and amplify promoted and popularized the legal instruments and the protective mechanisms for a community awareness organize exchange and learning activities in the community to take the floor the survivors exchange meeting between local authorities and widentheprotective setting of the girls against the VSS and the respectof the human rights. Sensitization citizen by spotlights radio to inform the populations more on the VSS and their consequences. Campaigns and sensitization against VBG/VSS throughtvarieties tools and approachesOxfam NovibDroit de L Homme au QuotidienAssociation Droit de l Homme au Quotidien DHQ is a local organisation based in Mali.Our goal is to promote protect human rights, governance and active citizenship. Her missions are capacity building, identification and denunciation of human right violation, sensitization and awareness. DHQ has a local representatives in six regions of Mali and targets Civil society organizations; discriminated people and sexual violence survivants. DHQ collaborates with Umbrella human right defensers organisations and is active on national networks. #Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation11223 11223 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11223Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDroit de L Homme au QuotidienCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05235-11:MLOxfam NovibThe organization Femmes et Droits Humains (Women and Human Rights - FDH) is a non-political, not-for-profit organization which works for the defense and promotion of women#s and girls# human rights, particularly those related to political participation, sexual and reproductive health and rights, the right to education and economic empowerment. The present Project named My voice for social change will be implemented for 18 months and target young girl citizen engagement. The global objective contributeto young girl leadership and confidence development able to influence local decisions - markers in favor of women rights in the communities facilitate the relationship and synergy between young girl and women right defenders. implement virtualplatform between girl and communties to exchange and learnand etablish a secure space to share and to discuss about their sexuality and others GVB issues. during 24 months the projetct targets to Develop a pool of young women and girl leaders tocreate and occupy spaces for social change, influence policies/decisions in favor of women's rights by Connecting the senior coaches with other young women and girl leaders, virtual platform animation for monitoring and exchange between youngs and femmesleaders models. mains activities are ; training and others budling capaciites activities includes exchange, mentorat and coaching inclusive approches includes vidoaos and audio production and website also. Online and offline activities focused onpublicaion, doculmentation and sharing. the project will be implenented in Kati and Bamako.Oxfam NovibFemme et Droit HumainThe organization Femmes et Droits Humains (Women and Human Rights - FDH) is a non-political, not-for-profit organization which works for the defense and promotion of women#s and girls# human rights, particularly those related to political participation, sexual and reproductive health and rights, the right to education and economic empowerment. These rights are crucially important in the expression of equity for women, and to promote development, good governance, social justice and sustainable developmentin general. HenceFDH works to influence and support all laws, strategies, actions for the promotion and defense of women and girls# human rights. FDH actively supports, facilitates and empowers women and girls, and the public in general, building fromthe grassroots, to become effective partners who influence policy development and consolidate social justice, gender equality and democracy. Vision: FDH#s vision is of community and society that promote the economic, social, civil and political rights of women and girls in particular, and of the public in general, for the attainment of social justice and sustainable development. Mission: FDH#s mission is to support, facilitate women and girls, social, economic and political empowerment and peopleatthe grassroots to become effective partners able toinfluence policies development for the consolidation of social justice, gender equality and democracy.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation13349 13349 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13349Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFemme et Droit HumainCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05235-12:MLOxfam NovibThe present Project named oneself affirmation and socio-economic involvement is implemented by Association Jigiyaso for 18monthsin Kati. The project targets young living with intellectual disability et aims to defend and promote their right through the building capacities, sensitization and networking. The project is focusing on young living with intellectual disability right to access an social services and productive resources as power to express themselves and citizen active . the Projet contributes to involved young with intellectual disability in their community and broken a social barriers. The project will involve the parents and others stakeholders to create a social and inclusive environment for Young living with intellectual disability particular a girls. The objectives To create an appropriated space of meeting, exchange, artistic expression and entertainment or playful for Young living with intellectual disability particular a girls To improve their physical and intellectual skills and confidence by arts, theatric and body expression in the community. To sensitize and awareness the parents on people with disability rights increasing their acceptance, protection and family careful. Mains activities are theatrical activities,exchange, music and corporal expression, play roles, choreographies, short video production, broadcast radio, ronde table and public exchange.Oxfam NovibASSOCIATION CENTRE JIGIYA SOAssocation center Jigiya So is an local institution for youngs with disabilities. Her mission is to promote and provide social, medical and personal development activities to young for their social inclusion in their community, The Jigiya So Center has been officially created on December 6, 2014, her actMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation11243 11243 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11243Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEASSOCIATION CENTRE JIGIYA SOCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05235-13:MLOxfam NovibThe project the hands to liberate the speech is implemented by AMASOURD an Malian association for deaf people. This project targets young living with deaf for 18 months and implemented in Bamako .It contributes to facilitate their access to social services through the interpreters training and language of sign and communities events and advocacy to reduce social and communication barriers.The project contributes to reduce communication barriers and facilitate people living with deaf disability empowerment. The project will allow to facilitate people with deaf access to social services and against social discrimination and allow to express themselves and able to have various information The mains activities are training, radio broadcast,campaign website, short video. Sensitization and awareness.Oxfam NovibMalian Association for deaf peopleMalian Association for Deaf people (AMASOURDS) was created on 1989 to promote and defend People living with deaf disability. The objectives are to support community living with deaf disability to defend the right and demand more acounatblity to publicsauthorities. the project project implemented by AMASOURs focused on people particular Women participation and social services acess. AMASOURDS aimed to improve the acess to social services through assistance and support from interpretors, promote signlanguages in publicsservices and reinforce the capacity to defend their right and raise the voicesMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation19999 19999 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19999Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMalian Association for deaf peopleCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05235-14:MLOxfam Novibhis present project named Women and Leprosy aims to provide social and psychological support to woman with Leprosy in the Segou for18 months. The project allows to marginalized and discriminated woman to express themselves and improve their self-esteem and acceptance by the community In trough building capacities and skills, confidence and community sensitization and awareness. The projects focus on linking and learning activities by art, theatric, public meeting, campaign and media, short video to promote their inclusion in the communities. 5o women and their families will be reached by the activities. The project contributes to promote Woman with leprosy inclusion in society by addressing all forms of discrimination and stigmatization Specific objectives Increase women with leprosy self-confidence through building capacities and awareness Ensure woman with leprosy citizen engagement in their community>the Projet permit to 50 women with leprosy in the communes of Ségou, Sébougou and Pelengana to express themselves freely and defendtheir rights. The populations of the communes of Ségou, Sébougou, Pelengana accepted and collaborated with women living with leprosy. The woman living with leprosy collaborated with other women's associationsto joint awareness-raising and advocacy activities.Oxfam NovibAssociation FissabilayeAssociation Fissabilaye is small group led by women facing multiple vulnerability special the leprosy disability. Small and informal group based in Segou so objectives are to promote social inclusion and defend people living with leprosy right. Satisfiabilityhope to reinforce their capacity and their confidence for member facing the multiple vulnerability( Handicap, violence and abuse, aged). Fissabililaye through the projects will work to facilitate their social insertion in the community, against the exclusion and defend et amplify their Voice by divers tools and approches ( videos, debates, campaign, sensitisation, alliances development beetween others women associations.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation16736 16736 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16736Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation FissabilayeCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05235-15:MLOxfam Novibhe present project implemented by APJK targets a young citizen participation particular a girl for 15 months . The location is Kati 15 km form Bamako. it aims to strengthen girls' participation in governance in Kati and facilitate community dialogue. This project consists to create in the commune an effective capacities to mobilize and sensitize .Through the project ensure to youngparticular a girl to exercise citizen control and participate public affairs that concern them and reducing their marginalization. The objective are to contribute to active citizen participation for 140 girls in Kati Specific objectives :-Strengthen the organizational and institutional capacities of the AJPK;- To enable girls to better understand their rights,duties and responsibilities as citizens and to have spaces for debate and opportunities to express their understanding of citizenship;. - Strengthened young girls actively contribute to the use of techniques on social networks and propose alternatives concerning communal politics and citizenconstruction;The main activities to be carried out during this phase are as follows:- Research on girls' priorities for civic participation; - Information and community awareness-raising on the issues of political andsocial participation of girls;- Training of young girls on skills and competencies related to participation and active citizenship;- Organization of consultations between young girls, citizens and communal authorities;- Development of interactive games on active citizenship and communal development aimed at encouraging young girls to understand the processes of decision-making, communal management and the rights and duties of young people. Organization of civic education meetings to develop and share public campaign materials in the municipality and surrounding area on democracy and active citizenship. - Political advocacy and lobbying- The establishment and animation of a mobile learning platformto improve the quality of their political and social participation and address several major socio-cultural constraints that prevent them from fully playing their roles and responsibilities as active citizens.Oxfam NovibAssociation pour la promotion des jMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation16163 16163 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16163Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la promotion des jCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05236-08:MLOxfam NovibBlablaOxfam NovibAssociation d'Entraide etMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation57838 57838 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 57838Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation d'Entraide etCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05236-09:MLOxfam NovibBlablaOxfam NovibCARREFOUR DEVELOPPEMENTMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation54163 54163 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 54163Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECARREFOUR DEVELOPPEMENTCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05236-10:MLOxfam NovibBlablaOxfam NovibRéseau de Développement et deMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation49430 49430 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 49430Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERéseau de Développement et deCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05236-11:MLOxfam NovibBlablaOxfam NovibGroupe de Recherche Action Droits dFounded as an NGO under the name GRADEM in 2010 based in Mali. GRADEM contributes in the creation of a more protective environment of the child's rights and especially of the girls in Mali. Her vision is inclusive and promotes equal access to human right. All child, girl as boy, regardless of his origin, his race, his religion, or his ethnic group, grows in a political, social and domestic environment that protects and promotes rights and dignity. He blooms and becomes responsible citizen and carrier of peace to better future. The main activities of the organization carry among others Advocacy for application efficient of the legal texts protecting the child's rights, especially of the girl. Also sustain the creation and work in networks for the prevention of the abuse against the children, of the sexual exploitation (specifically the girls).Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation41210 41210 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 41210Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGroupe de Recherche Action Droits dCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05236-12:MLOxfam NovibBlablaOxfam NovibFédération Malienne des AssociationMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation40839 40839 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 40839Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFédération Malienne des AssociationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05236-13:MLOxfam NovibBlablaOxfam NovibAssociation Malienne pour la ProtecAMAP is Malian association for protection of people living with Albinism. Created on June 4th, 2015. AMPA goals is to improve the live condition of people living with Albinism, contribute to facilitate their social insertion to the community and fight for their rights and protection.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation37489 37489 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 37489Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Malienne pour la ProtecCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05236-14:MLOxfam NovibBlablaOxfam NovibCoalition des Alternatives AfricaneMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation43382 43382 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 43382Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECoalition des Alternatives AfricaneCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05237-12:MLOxfam Novibhe Women and ICT in Consortium with Kunafoni is the facilitator of Link and learning component Voice in Mali for 3 years. Link andlearning is the heart and soul of Voice. Through this component, we stimulate collaboration, listening, learning, documentation, innovation and the application of new knowledge among rightsholders and more broadly with communities and stakeholders. The objective of the Link and learning component project is to amplify in an innovative and inclusive way the voices of the many rightsholders through capacity building, lobbying, awareness-raising, empowerment, advocacy, denunciations, among others; but also to share through documentation, linkages and learning. The consortium has put ightsholders groups at the heart of the implementation of Voice activities and facilitates the development of communities of practice around issues and challenges that affect them. They are developing a platform to promote inclusive collaboration, including for communities in other regions of Mali. The consortium organizes innovative events and meetings to amplify the voices of rights holders at the local, regional, national and international levels, supported by the production of documents and shareable visuals to deepen learning. Several innovates activities will take in place including : “Handicapable” Festival (1st and 2nd edition), Kunafoni Show-time, communities of practice and stakeholders, publication online and dissemination of 6 rapped debates, Five Dial-in Conferencing, production of two documents in drawings defending the position of VOICE grant partner groups and many other inclusive activities. During the implementation of the Linking and Learning component project,inclusion, respect for personal data and the authorization of participation of people and resources will be done through formal frameworks, to value information that can serve as inspiration for some and as life lessons for others. For sharing and exchanging experiences and information are the keys to success that will weave links towards innovation and learning, especially in the VOICE program in Mali.Oxfam NovibConsortuim Femme et Tic et KunafoniThe association "Women and ICT" and the web TV "KUNAFONI" are two non-profit organizations that work on the women and young people rights , especially marginalized, living with disabilities, victims of abuse, discrimination and or violence. The expertise of "Women and ICTs" is using information and/or the learning lesson in an attractive and innovative way while facilitating its access to the targets, hence the interest of facilitating the link and learning through ICTS. We propose innovative interactive and collaborative solutions that can be adapted to the realities of Mali and that facilitate meetings and ensure better feedback and evaluation of projects. The Association "Women and ICTs" is specialized in the production of digital content andpaper works (books, newspapers, brochures, etc...) through the use of ICTs to promote a better understanding and accessibility of information, especially sensitive information. "KUNAFONI.COM" is a social enterprise that works in the field of human rights through events, information and awareness in the media. It distinguishes itself from other actors through its innovative activities such as the rapped debate, the "Kunafoni Show Time" and wide media coverage in the press (print, radio, TV and online).Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation78388 78388 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 78388Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEConsortuim Femme et Tic et KunafoniCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05237-13:MLOxfam NovibThe Consortuim Agoratoire and Ikam is the organiser , the plate form to facilitate the launch of the NOW-Nous Awards on national level in collaboration with The Spindle of Partos . It is a plate form which recognize inspiring inclusive initiatives fromAfrica and Asia that promote diversity and inclusion and encourage self-empowerment of rights holder groups and communities. The event NOW-Nous Awards coincides with the PartosInnovation Festival held every October in Amsterdam. Objective of Celebrating Inclusion is to bring together the voices of rightsholders and, through an award, highlight unsung efforts to bring us closer to a responsive and inclusive society. The present project lead by Agoratoire and Ikam focused on innovativ way to organise the national festival and partcipate an global level. The consortium organizes innovative events and festivals to amplify the voices of rights holdersat the lnational level,supported by the production of documents, creative approches to reach rightholders, social medias using, andcoaching and mentors activities. several innovatives activities has implemented invoved others stakeholders and agency.Oxfam NovibAgoratoireAgoratoire is a "promotional space for Arts and Culture", and a cultural and artistic organization created in 2008 by some studentsof the Conservatory of Mali. The members are composed, among others, of young musicians, singers, slam/ spoken word artists, playwrights, storytellers, filmmakers, visual artists and designers. Together, we work for the promotion of arts and culture in Mali and on the international scene. Agoratoire called "Maison Agoratoire" whose purpose is to educate, inform, train and educate, promote art and culture. We welcome and train young people to write and do oral and scenic performance. We also organise national and international cultural and artistic residencies and scenes. Agoratoire is primarily a cultural space and promotes art and culture, but we do this with a social mission. We believe that art can bring people together, who then learn from each other by creating together. In that regard we promote peace and reconciliation, diversity, girls andwomen#s rights, and social inclusion. We conduct educational and fun activities and do our actions with the most disadvantaged and vulnerable people in society; with them, not for them. Agoratoire is a pioneer, being a cultural organization working with people with disabilitiesMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation78672 78672 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 78672Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAgoratoireCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05239-15:NEOxfam NovibThe project consists in valuing the deaf person and making him/her regain his/her rights. Both in the access to information and in the acquisition of civil status documents and in their right to education (training of teachers and interpreters). In the region of Niamey and the region of Maradi (Maradi Ville, Madarounfa, Dakoro, Djirataoua and Guidan Roumdji). We intend to work with deaf people in all these areas. The two main activities of the project are: the issuing of civil status documents and also capacity building of teachers in the project area in sign language. The other aspect of the project will be advocacy to ensure that all concerns that limit the empowerment of the deaf are addressed. This project has the characteristic of being transversal to all issues related to the empowerment of deaf people in Niger as it focuses on how to maximize their potential to flourish. Each person has his or her potential for autonomy, based on self-confidence, and therefore his or her ability to understand, assert himself or herself, act, and influence others.Oxfam NovibAssociation des Sourds du Nigerhe Association of the Deaf of Niger (A.S.N) was created on April 3, 1978 by the deaf themselves and under the leadership of the late Hassane Bana BA. Today it is the only association to be fully involved in the education and training of the deaf. This associationbecame legal on 31 August 1979 by Order No. 080/MI/DAPA. It is apolitical and non-profit-making.The ASN has set up three primary schools for the educational care of deaf children with the support of its partners and organized the first training in sign language for teachers and supervisors. The BEN/ASN undertook sensitization and information missions in the interior of the country to inquireabout the living conditions of its members.Since then, the ASN has trained teachers in Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Congo and France, thanks to the support of the state and some embassies and NGOs.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation25000 -56712500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation des Sourds du Niger11250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation des Sourds du Niger683 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 683Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation des Sourds du NigerStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsLes audiences foraines ont eu lieu# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRegistre pour répertorier les DD ayant besoin de pièces d'état civil mis à la disposition de l'ASNRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLes personnes sourdes ont accès aux pièces d'état civil# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes formations sur la CDPH a regroupée les PH% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceTous les détenteurs de droits directs sur le projet(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05239-16:NEOxfam NovibThis project is in line with the implementation of the National Youth Policy and the Strategy for Youth Participation in Decision-Making Bodies. It will last 18 months and will be implemented in the region of Tillabéry, particularly in the communes of Kourtheye, CU Tillabéry and Commune of Libore.) The project reflects the vision and objectives of the NGO and has two main axes, namely capacity building and advocacy. The slogan put forward in this project is "Learn-Act-Advocate".Oxfam NovibONG Actions de développement et deThe NGO Actions de développement et de protection de l'Enfant pour une citoyenneté Responsable (AER) is a non-governmental and non-profit organization (NGO) focused on children, youth and development actions. It was founded in 2004 in Niamey under the name Assistance aux Enfants de la Rue. The transition from Assistance to Street Children to the new name "Actions for the development-protection of Responsible Child-Citizenship" is motivated by the simple fact that the NGO must be part of the new so-called systemic or holistic approach adopted by the Government through the Framework Document of the Child Protection Policy in 2014. Previous interventionsby the NGO AER were carried out under the categorical approach of focusing on the child or a category of children without taking into account their environment. While the systemic approach focuses on the child's environment, the family environment, in short, calls on several actors to provide adequate responses to the problems experienced by the child at various levels. The mission of the NGOAER is to contribute to the promotion of the culture of responsible citizenship in general and in particular to the improvement of the living conditions of children and young people in vulnerable situations, which reinforces it in this action which aims to achieve results (Strengthening citizenship and democratic values as well as respect for human rights and preventing and resolving local conflicts in a non-violent way) by focusing on category 1. Thus, the NGO AER pursues the following objectives: General objective: To contribute to the improvement of the living conditions of communities and children and young people in vulnerable situations. Specific objectives : Promote an environment that protects children andyoung people and is conducive to their development; To mobilize social assistance for the benefit of poor families with children in their care; To promote the culture of responsible citizenship and non-violence; To promote the integration of communities in the process of local and national development.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation18749 6250 12562 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12562Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Actions de développement et de6187 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6187Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Actions de développement et de6250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Actions de développement et deStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-05239-18:NEOxfam NovibIt is a project that aims at the empowerment of girls and women. The project will be implemented by the Association of Girl Leadersof Torodi over a period of 12 months and 3 villages will be targeted in partnership with the municipal authorities and technical services of Torodi, for a total of 300 direct beneficiaries. Four main activities will be implemented : - Advocacy at the communal level to promote access to land for girls and women in Torodi. - Awareness raising caravan on school enrolment and retention of Torodi girls and women. - Fair hearing to enable 300 girls and women to have access to civil status documents for birth certificates. - Grouping of girls and women into associations to participate in activities to raise awareness and protect women's rights. The project encourages the participation of women in the development and empowerment of girls and women in Torodi. Indeed, women are very much marginalized in rural areas. The actions of the young girl leaders of Torodi will give a voice to women who are victims of discrimination in terms of land management and sharing. The women leaders of the department will be put in contribution to launch an advocacy at the level of the communal authorities.Oxfam NovibJeunes filles leaders de Torodi ##G## Gollobé ## is an association of young girls leaders in the department of Torodi. The association was created in March 2018 thanks to the initiative of the NGO Dev circle in order to develop a community approach of participation of the girl in the development of their community by developing their leadership. We had organized several awareness-raising activities for young people on issues of peace, drug use and citizenship. On the sidelines of the 2019/2020 return to school We had organized several caravans on the education of the girl, the retention of the girl in school, forced marriage and lawsuits which are the reasons put forward by many parents to end to their children's education. As citizen action, we held several sanitation sessions in the town hall, the prefecture, thehealth center. We also organized health campaigns, the latest of which was echoed and supported by local authorities. This is the zero plastic campaign in the city of Torodi. An initiative that mobilized a large part of the population and especially the association of young people who were not interested in protecting the environment. The association is involved in several activities and workshops in the department of Torodi. We had to mobilize the authorities, the decision-makers and the actors of the civil society in our activities and this made it possible to promote several keys of Torodi.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation12772 5330 8557 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8557Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJeunes filles leaders de Torodi ##G326 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 326Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJeunes filles leaders de Torodi ##G9219 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9219Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJeunes filles leaders de Torodi ##GStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-05239-19:NEOxfam NovibThe Support Project for the Education of Youth for Citizenship and Decentralization (PECiDNY) aims at strengthening the capacities of local organizations (youth and women) and increasing their participation in the decision-making process. It will take place in the region of Niamey, more precisely in the five communal districts and the city of Tahoua. This project will be implemented by the NGO ZAW IN BAYEN in collaboration with partner organizations at the grassroots level, namely: 05 grassroots organizations. Each commune has a communal youth council office which is the gateway to meet the youth, all of which are responsible for supervising, trainingand accompanying young people in their actions to defend their rights and participate in local decision-making bodies. Working towards an ideal where young people and women, both urban and rural, become active actors of change so that their voices are heard and recognized in the communal spheres. Thus, this project aims to establish mechanisms and strategies for sustainable democratic dialogue, a better understanding of the rights and duties of citizens, and a better citizen culture that allows for participation in development at the grassroots level.Oxfam NovibONG ZAW IN BAYENThe NGO ZAW In Bayen is a national NGO created in 2014 and legally recognized by the competent authorities. Its aim is the sustainable improvement of the living conditions of the rural population through development actions. Our presentation sheet specifies our missions, objectives, values and vision.To its credit, the NGO AZW IN BAYEN has carried out several projects. These projects concern education/literacy, food security, income generating activities, health and water., Good governance.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation18749 6250 12562 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12562Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG ZAW IN BAYEN6187 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6187Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG ZAW IN BAYEN6250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG ZAW IN BAYENStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-05239-20:NEOxfam NovibThe project aims to bring about a change in the attitudes of households employing the domestic labour of Nigerien women and girls. To this end, it is important to act both on the domestic helpers by informing them of their rights and the steps to be taken to avoid or manage situations of abuse, exploitation and/or violence, and on the population of Niger in general on the risks and dangers incurred in cases of abuse, exploitation and/or violence against domestic helpers . The gender and equity project aims to restore the confidence of domestic workers by providing them with a framework for sharing and, above all, by allowing them to express their experiences and the ill-treatment of which they are sometimes victims through theatre and public speaking. The project, which operates in the 5 communal districts, will reach all the household helpers in the 10 targeted colonies and will strengthen the capacities of at least 10 women per centre.Oxfam NovibAssociation pour la Défense et la Passociation has just been born and intends to record its first experience with this project. However, most of our members have therelevant skills and experience in the design and implementation of these kinds of projects.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation18749 6250 12562 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12562Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la Défense et la P6187 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6187Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la Défense et la P6250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la Défense et la P-625 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -625Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la Défense et la PStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsTémoignages présentés lors de l'atelier de capitalisation des acquis et les séances de sensibilisation# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasL'innovation par la pièce de théâtre qui a servi pour la campagne de sensibilisation dans les coloniesRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLes femmes ont rencontrés les chefs de quartiers# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-05241-08:NEOxfam NovibIn Niger, the facilitation of the Linking and Learning component is carried out by the NGO Re-lokkol. To design its approach, the organization was inspired by the medical-physical principles of the human voice and developed a 3-phase approach, each consisting of 3 types of activities: Initiating the voice: these are the introductory activities that constitute the foundations for the success of the two years of the project Amplifying the voice: these are the main activities that will be implementedfor the success of the project Sustaining the voice: how to go beyond the two years of the project with a sustained impact on organizations and rights holders. As specialists in Design Thinking and Project Management, the implementation team aims to train all partners in the use of state-of-the-art tools so that they can hone their communication and project management skills and apply them in the implementation of these projects and beyond. Re-lokkol's 24-months Linking and Learning facilitationwill also include the creation of spaces for exchangewith former program partners in Niger.Oxfam NovibONG Re-lokkolRe-lokkol is a non-governmental organization working to improve education, leadership and social change. Re-lokkol works in partnership with government, educators, journalists, technologists, media, communities, and activists to advance leadership, knowledge sharing, and human capital development in the Sahel region and around the world. One of the major projects launched by Re-lokkol is the creation of the African Development Universalis (A.D.U.), which is the first non-profit university in Niger. A university of excellence with 70% women and 90% of students from modest backgrounds benefiting from up to 100% financial aid. Through this strategic project, more than two hundred and fifty (250) young women and men have access to quality higher education. Re-lokkol also enables the university to offer education to Nigeriens who aspire to learn English as a second language, where they receive the language skills necessary to communicate effectively in their businesses and with their partners around the world. A development actor, resolutely committed to providing opportunities for the most disadvantaged young women and men, the members who make up the organization are alsofacilitators, connectors, amplifiers and sharers. Over the years, the NGO has developed experience and expertise in facilitating dynamic learning and fruitful exchange processes, a strong track record in publishing thought-provoking reports and publications whereinformation and data are presented in creative and engaging ways. The NGORe-lokkol was conceived as a platform to which all kinds of initiatives that share the same mission and values could be added. All the successful initiatives the organization have undertakenhave been in collaboration with serious players who share our vision of the world: The Mastercard Foundation, The British Embassy, UNICEF, UNDP and Oxfam.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation100000 100000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 100000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Re-lokkolStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-05243-12:NGOxfam NovibPrime Diamond Initiative for Community Development is a community based organization that is focused on community health <(>&<)> education of women. The proposed project seeks to address the perpetual challenge of menstrual hygiene management. This will be achieved by developing a social enterprise model where the local community (women <(>&<)> girls) will be empowered by the implementing Organisation through skills training and empowerment program to produce low cost biodegradable menstrual pads which will be distributedto women/girls. This comprises of various parameters focused on achieving SDG goals 1,2,3,4,5 and 8 such as reduced poverty, zero hunger, promoting good health and wellbeing, quality education, gender equality, sanitation, decent work and economic growth etc. Women#s health and hygiene is a major concern globally. The awareness on menstrual hygiene management is virtually lacking in marginalised areas. This can lead to chronic reproductive and vaginal infections, infertility, STD/HIV, cervical cancer, and unwanted pregnancy which sometimes leads to mortality due to illegal abortion as some girls are forced to engage in transactional sex to enable themafford padsOxfam NovibPrimeDiamond Initiative4Community HPrime Diamond Initiative for Community Health (PDICH), is a not for profit Organisation registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission of federal Republic of Nigeria# Abuja and ministries such as health, education, and women affairs. Mission is to provide a lead strategy and quality intervention to eliminate all forms of violence against women and girls, promoting quality healthcare, education on menstrual / sexual reproductive health, gender equality, leadership opportunities, women empowerment, and maternal / Child mortality. PDICH target audience include: all women (especially pregnant post natal), children, adolescents and all vulnerable persons in communities. Core value- they believe in a society where the right government policies and programs are centered on developing the potentials of women, girls and other young people by harnessing them to be positive societal change agents. This is regardless of age, culture, religion, sexual orientation, civil, political and social status. Objectives- to strengthen gender#sensitive communities and systems that respond to the issues of women and girls, strengthen capacity of healthcare workers in primary health centers, in other to deliver quality health care services, carry out enlightenment programs that are focused on menstrual / sexual <(>&<)> reproductive health Rights. The following constitute community intervention programs organized in the southern and northern Nigeria. 1. School project where they sensitized adolescent girls and boys in secondary and primary school on personal hygiene and menstrual hygiene management, distributed educational material and sanitary products. 2. Visit to healthcare facilities, conducted trainings to both the nurses and community health extension workers. Also donated consumables, and mobile kits to them such as delivery kits to assist pregnant women during birthing 3. Collaborated and conducted community medical programs in various geographical locations where participants received medical check-ups, medications, eye tests/eye glasses, dental care, cancer screening, menstrual <(>&<)> dignity kits all for free. Names and Details of Board Members: # Dr Folashade Okoroji =info@newbeginningtc.com # Barr Mrs Chineye Okezie = chnllokezie@gmail.com # Dr Wale Adeboje = wale.adeboje@medicoolinnovations.com # Arch MoroophBabaranti = FameandmurphyMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation25000 17500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPrimeDiamond Initiative4Community H5000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPrimeDiamond Initiative4Community H2500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPrimeDiamond Initiative4Community HStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice support to PDIC thru grant, LL, one on oneStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5PDICH collaboration with other granteesRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasPDICH adopted new approaches in the projectRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersadvocacy activities for support to the project# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work3communities identified across 3senatorial zones% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice3 Plateau communities where project was implementedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05243-16:NGOxfam NovibNigeria Association of the Blind (NAB) is an informal group of persons with visual impairment. Under 'ICT is a Sight for the Blind'project, they propose to set up a cyber cafe that will be managed by them and provide services to their community, particularly to students with visual impairment in University of Jos. This project will maximize the chances of persons with visual impairment getting jobs and performing well when given the opportunity. It will enable the members to get access to the wider world after acquiring knowledge on how to use or manipulate computer and phone. It will also enhance their level of independence. It will enable them get materials in braille and provide opportunity for them to excel academically, socially, and economically. Finally, it is hoped thatthe project will change the negative societal approach to blindness particularly with respect to their capacity within an office.Oxfam NovibNig.Asso.of the Blind Plateau ChaptThe Nigeria Association of the Blind (NAB) is an informal group of people with visual impairment to promote positive relationship between the blind and the larger society. Part of their mandate is to educate members of their community to cultivate a spirit of self-reliance and self-support, and to discourage all forms of street begging among the blind.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation25000 17500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENig.Asso.of the Blind Plateau Chapt5000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENig.Asso.of the Blind Plateau Chapt2500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENig.Asso.of the Blind Plateau ChaptStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice grant;LL Platform; OneonOne support by VoiceStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NAB's participation in outreaches of Jos granteesRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsThrough the LL platform# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsThrough the LL engagements# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasNew strategy to get female members into the projecRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersNAB collaboration with other grantees# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workSchool for the blind where the CyberCafe is locate% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceMore confidence as they connect theWorld via ICTNL-KVK-27108436-A-05243-19:NGOxfam NovibThe Home#sun and Na#antukurum women farmers shepwan as the name implies is an association of women farmers started as an association with 20 women farmers membership; each located in a small farming village called Na#mess in Shepwan community of ShendamLocal Government Area of Plateau State. The group started as any other organically form ed local farming groups that saw the need to come together and support each other at individual and group level through communal farming activities sometimes for a feeor as a support tomembers as is culturally practiced. Farming is their major occupation, but the challenge they face is lack of farm land. Under this project, they have come together as a corporative to source for farm land. The overall goal of the project is to strengthen the capacity of these women through the cooperative, to gain access to farmland, which they ordinarily could not achieve at individual level which prohibits women from owning a land. To achieve this goal, the project will focusonthe following objectives: a. To strengthen the cooperative and positioning it better to access funds and agricultural credit facilities b. To strengthen the advocacy and influencing capacity of members to be able to engage traditional strongholds thatwill pave way for them to access land c. To support the cooperative to secure farm land for the use of members of the cooperative.Oxfam NovibHoosem Women Farmers Multi-PurposeThe Hoomsen Women Farmers Co-operative Society is a co-operative society registered by two groups of women farmers- 'the Home#sun and the Na#antukurum' women farmers shepwan. They both started as an association of 20 women farmers membership each, located in a small farming village called Na#mess in Shepwan community of Shendam Local Government Area of Plateau State. The group saw the needto come together and support each other at individual and group level through communal farming activities sometimes for a fee or asa support to members as is culturally practiced .They are simply a group of women farming at a small scale to cater for the needs of their families. They mainly farm rice and other cash crops such as cowpea, beans, yams etc. These two groups of women farmers were later encouraged by and supported by a Non-Governmental Organization called Country Women Association of Nigeria (COWAN) between June - July, 2003, to merged since they have common interest, so as to have a more structured group; and they later got registered asa women farmers# Cooperative organization in July 2008 with the Nigerian Agricultural development bank in Shendam LGA. The Cooperative is currently made up of a total number of 40 fully registered members. As a registered cooperative group they cultivate jointly, harvest, store and later sell the harvest in the market and some of the proceed is ploughed into the Cooperative account to serve as loan to members during the lean farming season that is characterized with lack of food in some households. They also take these loans to buy farming inputs and meet up with basic family needs when they are hit by economic hardship. Currently, their major challenge is getting a large farm land for the use of their members.They have been getting land on loan from the men in the community because the tradition does not allow them as women, to own land. However, with their cooperative status, they can acquire land. This land acquisition is the focus of the grant that they arecurrently receiving from Voice.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation25000 17500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHoosem Women Farmers Multi-Purpose5000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHoosem Women Farmers Multi-Purpose2500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHoosem Women Farmers Multi-PurposeStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-05243-20:NGOxfam NovibThis project is brought by an informal group of market women in Pankshin, Plateau State. They face the challenge of poor sanitary conditions within the market, lack of water and insecurity which leads to loss of their goods and wares. Their argument is that they pay their tax regularly for without that, the local authority will not allow them to operate. However, they government has failed tofulfill its own obligation which is provision of amenities within the market. Under this project, the women have organized themselves to seek for their voices to be heard and demand that the government fulfill its own side of the social contract. Thus the overall goal of the project is to support the organization of the market women as a formidable force whose Voices can be respected by bothstate and non state institutions. To achieve this goal, the project has set the following key objectives: a. To strengthen the association to be more organized and position them better to influence b. To strengthen the advocacy and influencing capacity of the association c. To facilitate development of utilities particularly toilet facility within the marketOxfam NovibPlateauStateTraders&MarketersAsso.WPankshin Market Women Association of the popular periodic #Monday Market# in Pankshin LGA of Plateau State began in the year 2016 as an informal group with the aim of reaching out to our members on welfare issues such as commiserating with members that lost love ones, visiting those who are sick, providing support to each other in terms of soft loan where possible etc. Currently they have a registered Membership of 300 market women selling different commodity types, ranging from Agricultural products such as food stuffs, livestock, others are provision stores items, clothes among other items sold in the market. The market women association till date is still functioning largely informally without a formal registration with our local government authority,but we have a leadership structure that guide our affairs. Recently mobilized themselves and approach the local government authority to demand for some basic facilities such as security guards following incessant theft occurrences in the market that became very rampant up till date, provision of conveniences especially for women to have a dignified way of easing our systems, our current practice is to ease systems in any available hide out or nearby bush which is dangerous to us as women physically andhealth wise and lastly to have a good water points in the market among other basic needs. This has not yielded any result. Voice is supporting them under this project to strengthen their advocacy strategy to demand for these amenities as dividends of thetax they pay to local authorities.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation25000 17500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPlateauStateTraders&MarketersAsso.W7500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPlateauStateTraders&MarketersAsso.WStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice fund, OneOnOne support of Voice, LL facility open to granteeStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5advocacy actions undertaken under the project to demonstrate resources needed in the marketRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsempowerment process of the project- taking power away from chairperson's husband# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationspower returned to the women and younger members brought into leadership# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasPankshin Market Women AssociationRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersdemand of women for security within the market# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workthe market women's association which Voice grant strengthened% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceof women who participated in the projectNL-KVK-27108436-A-05244-12:NGOxfam Novib“ARTvocacy: An ARTiculate Rant For A New Nigeria” is a concept brought by old grantee of Voice- Street Project Foundation. Current project aims at supporting young people to become social change influencers and content creators advocating for progressivesocietal change. This concept -Artistic activism is activism that doesn’t look like activism and art that doesn’t look like art. The abilityof artistic activism to surprise us – to show up in unlikely places (e.g., not a gallery) or take on unfamiliar forms (e.g., not a protest march) provides an opportunity to disrupt people’s preconceived notions of art and protest, and their predetermined ideas about the messages we are trying to communicate. Whereas traditional forms of protest, like marches, need to constantly increase in size or scope, or descend into violence, to become noticed (and newsworthy), the creative innovation at the heart of artistic activismprovides something uncommon, or out of place, that can attract attention and become memorable.The boundary slippage of artistic activism works equally well in repressive regimes where overt political protest is prohibited, yet artistic practices are tolerated. Slipping under the radar, artistic activism is not identified as “politics” to authorities while still being able to communicate a social message to the public. With the support of VOICE, rightsholders will be able to grow the New Nigeria Movement to become more robust enough to influence people using various artistic forms and channels. 1. Online Community Engagement 2. Tactical Community Engagement 3. Direct Engagement with Public Servants ONLINE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT We will produce two short films and a 26-episode podcast serial that will be viewed on YouTube and aired on Soundcloud respectively. The essence of producing this social media content isto galvanize an online community of youths and activate them for political participation in a compelling fashion. TACTICAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT In the bid to build the New Nigeriamovement at grassroots level, Community Theatre and Community Visual Art Creations on Billboards will be used to express the desires of the youth. It will become an avenue to rant and voice out their frustrations about their social welfare. It will also become an avenue to propose solutions to raging problems in the community. TACTICAL ENGAGEMENT WITH PUBLIC SERVANTS As a strategy to get the message of the youth in the faces and tables of public servants so they can engage positively with the demandsof the youth, a coffee table book will be produced. The content of this book will be a compilation of Street photography and digital storytelling. This socially conscious product will give stakeholders the opportunity to feel the pulse of young people’s state of mind and influence their policies as regards youth political participation in Nigeria. In order to get this movement going, a Strategic Youth Community Convening will be organised to herald these activities where 50 selected youths includingthose living with disabilities across project locations (Abuja and Enugu) will co-create and produce these contents that speak to their quest for a New Nigeria. Street Project Foundation will provide a safe space for movement building, creative thinking andproblem solving through the lens of artistic activism.Oxfam NovibStreet Project FoundationStreet Project is a social enterprise conceived as an intervention to myriads of youths living under the poverty line. Youth restlessness, lack of direction and opportunities to develop their skills are limitations to their development and empowerment, hence the need to harness their talents. Our Vision: We see a world with a critical mass of Transformational Youth Ambassadors making a sustainable living doing what they love. Our Mission: To facilitate opportunities for youth employment and engagement using creative arts as a tool. Our objective is to raise transformational youth ambassadors for Africa. Our Flagship initiatives are the Creative Youth Boot Camp, The Talent Hub, Project Raw and Reflection series. Areas of Expertise: # Social and Emotional Learning SEL # Youth Advocacy # Cross Cultural dialogue and Understanding. Board of Trustees: Mrs Rita Ezenwa-Okoro Founder, Street Project Foundation reo@streetproject.org.ng +234-8037128799 Mrs Eduvielawhe Olutimayin Director of Operations, Street Project Foundation eduvie@streetproject.org.ng +234-8177403222 Mr Ezenwa Okoro Consultant/Volunteer Program Manager, Street Project Foundation ezenwa@streetproject.org.ng +234-8020994158 Ms Kelechi Okeahialam-Olawoyin Head, Human Resources, Administrationand Communications Transport Services Limited TSL kenikins2001@yahoo.com +234-8039791051 Mr Ugochukwu Enwereji Special Projects Manager, Globe Broadcasting <(>&<)> Communications Ltd iczeluv@yahoo.com +234-8032176202 Mr Wole Oguntokun Artistic Director, Theatre Republic and Renegade Theatre laspapi@yahoo.com +234-8023013778 Mr Tolulope Ajayi Head of Branded Content, Insight Communications Ltd tolu.ajayi@gmail.com +234-8023135972 Mr Paul R. Sachs Executive Director, Merakey-Philadelphia PSachs@merakey.org +1-215-4981703 Mr Andres Marquez-Lara Founder, Promethean Community LLC Washington DC, USA andres@prometheancommunity.com +1-202-670-9753Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation49540 49540 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 49540Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStreet Project FoundationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05244-13:NGOxfam Novib'Promoting Inclusive Governance Through Civic Engagement' is a concept by Public Private Development Centre- a NGO committed to improving public service effectiveness through procurement governance initiatives. The overarching objective of this project is to increase agency for rights holders in the governance and accountability landscape through the creation of opportunities for ensuring that public voices are effectively represented in the development of policy or policy reforms -, especially as they relate to the judicious use of public resources. Through this project, PPDC aims to stimulate public discourse by supporting right-holders with the platforms and tools needed to capture the public space and improve access to public infrastructure. We will work to build on existing social and value systems that can serve as catalysts for action, trust and sense of ownership to make rightholders difficult to ignore in governance processes. Using an existing civictech tool, PPDC will work to demystify public finance processes for various rights-holder groups, doing this by simplifying procurement data into visuals, creative storytelling through the arts (e.g. films and comic strips), using indigenous languages. This project will target the marginalized, the youth and the girl-child, by tapping into PPDC’s established networks within the mainstream media, investigative journalists, community based organizations, and traditional institutions, to amplify their voices and inform policy choices. We anticipate this project to birth a new society where citizens realize their full potentials to drive desired change by improving procurement and election governance; enhancing transparency of programsthat impact their lives. This project will shape the society by enabling policies to be context reflective, spark action from duty bearers and birth a society where a life of dignity can be attained by all irrespective of their sexual orientation and affiliations. We seek a society where the rule of law is upheld and citizens freely exercise their civic duty without fear of victimization Solution A citizen led approach to create a ”safe haven” for rightholders groups by partnering with faith-based and traditional institutions, revered persons in the society, medical, psycho-social professionals, celebrities and organizations with expertise around these issues to build trust and deliver expert services. Their partnership with policy-makers to influence policy/ reviews, strengthenthe justice system to protect victims and dispensation of justice without prejudice/bias. Using their civic tech to strengthen thecapacity of right-holder led CSOs at (Enugu and the FCT) through in-depth training, advocacy toolkits, resources and tools to effectively engage, drive, analyze, monitor and deepen conversation with policymakers, governments and groups on public finance management. This will entail advocacy, analysis of laws/policies, monitoring compliance, procurement process audit, budget/contract monitoring, incentivising compliance. Facilitate conversations through pairing/ cluster approach of (formal and informal sector) women on elections matters, gender procurement; support interested women to help shape leadership; leveraging success of their DISI program and partnership with NERDC to influence the integration of Nigerian cultural practices, good ethical conduct and heritage into the school curriculum.Oxfam NovibPUBLIC & PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT CENTREPPDC is a limited by guarantee organisation Incorporated on the 27th day of February 2003 and has in the last 10 years been instrumental in pursuing and instituting policy reforms in Nigeria’s public expenditure governance especially in the area of public procurement. They were instrumental in the inclusion of the citizens observation and participation clause in the Public Procurement Act. Their goal is to reduce procurement-related corruption by improving public service effectiveness in Nigeria and across Africa. Their major mandate is to root out systemic corruption and opacity especially around public finance management and strengthen the capacity of government and citizens to utilize technology in solving social issues. Their end goal is to create a better society that is stable, inclusive, evolving, ever developing and strong enough to stand with the strongest societies around the world. In 2016, drawing from their experiences in using the FOIA, they used their web based tool, www.budeshi.ngto advocate for the adoption of the OpenContracting Data Standard (OCDS). Consequently, Nigeria committed to deploying the standards within priority sectors. They continued supporting its uptake at the federal and subnational level. They started an FOI ranking program in 2013 which has impacted the enforcement of ATI law in Nigeria; liberated procurement data and helped build knowledge and capacity of government officials on FOI. PPDC is a member of the African Freedom of Information Coalition (AFIC), the only CSO in the Nigeria open data working group, a member of the Nigeria Constituency Project Tracking Group (CPTG) by Nigeria Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC). They aim to activate and sustain the emergence of empowered citizenship participation, through which good governance, sustainable development and a life of dignity can be attained by all. PPDC has both strong internal control mechanisms and organizational structure that coordinates decision making/taking on varieties of issues. We have departments headed by team leads. Then, larger program departments further have units of smaller project portfolios. They have a vibrant board of directors and a Senior Management Team(SMT) which helps steer theorganization towards achieving its goal and purpose. Hierarchically, the organization is headed by a CEO, followed by a COO and departmental leads who make up the SMT. The SMT is responsible for driving the organizational strategy, agenda setting and taking strategic decisions on all aspects of policy, development and execution. The SMT during its weekly meeting deliberates on issues arising within the organization, and in accordance with the organizational policy/handbook, takes decisions following a voting process. Within the board structure, there are committees responsible for acting on specific issues, before a final consensus is reachedMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation20969 20969 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20969Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPUBLIC & PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT CENTREStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05244-14:NGOxfam NovibThis concept is brought by Centre for Citizens with Disability- an NGO established by a person living with disability, leading innovative projects for the disability community. This concept- 'Access to Justice <(>&<)> Political Participation for PWD' aims at the following: (a) ensure that within the project period, relevant MDAs have a better understanding of the Disability Act/Law and commit to adopting good and accountable practices to advance the implementation including budgetary allocation. (b) The media commits toinvestigative journalism on disability issues that will expose every discriminatory practices including gender violence against women with disabilities. (c) The democratic governance process will be inclusive enough for political participation of persons with disabilities in Lagos State as a model for other states. (d) accessible education and health services for PWDs in public hospitals in Lagos State. Solution proposed is through engagement/advocacy, litigation, naming and shaming. Through this project, CCD will engage relevant stakeholders in Lagos State to sensitize them and build their capacity where necessary on disability issues. There is aneed to set precedent by engaging in a few litigation advocacies in the key areas. Therewill be naming and shaming of people that frustrate the process.Oxfam NovibCENTRE FOR CITIZENS WITH DISABILITYCentre for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD) formerly known as Amputees Rehabilitation Foundation (ARF), was established in 2002 in Lagos. The name was changed in 2007 to Centre for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD). It was incorporated with the Corporate Affairs Commission Abuja as a charity organization with registration number CAC/IT/23286. The organization was founded as a result of the founder’s harrowing experiences at the hands of the rebel warlords in the war-torn Sierra Leone who tearfully amputated his two hands, thereby forcefully consigning him into physical disability. Vision: To serve civil society organisations on disability rights and development in Africa. Mission: To promote disability rights and development through research and documentation, advocacy and campaign, training and empowerment program, and legal aid in collaboration with state and non-state actors. Core values are professionalism, intergrity, team spirit, respect for Human Rights and Innovation. The objectives of the organization are: 1. To protect, promote and safeguard the rights of persons with disabilities and promote public enlightenment in civic education, human rights and public policy; 2. To initiate and implement programmes, policies and activities geared toward the promotion and enhancement of the welfare of persons with disabilities; 3. To empower or assist in empowering persons with disabilities and regularly access the impact ofpublic policy on human rights and report on same through publications seminars, workshops and lectures; 4. To educate, sensitise, counsel and mobilize persons with disabilities in various areas critical to their survival and progress and support and advocate forrespect for the rule of law and due process; 5. Tomonitoring the formulation and implementation of policies that impact on or are of public interest as relevant to persons with disabilities and publish reports, newsletters, journals or policy papers on same; To organize seminars, symposia, conferences oncutting edges issues and trends in socio-political and economic development as they affect persons with disabilities CCD is strong in lobbing and advocacy, a strong voice in the promotion of an inclusive society for persons with disabilities. CCD is anequal opportunity organization with persons with disabilities constituting40% of its workforce. CCDis founded by Mr. David O. Anyaele (a person with disability) who is also the Executive Director of the organization, he coordinates overall programmesof CCD and serves as the link between the Board and the Staff.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation15786 15786 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15786Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTRE FOR CITIZENS WITH DISABILITYStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05244-15:NGOxfam NovibNetwork of Youth for Sustainable Initiative is a movement of young Nigerians committed to speaking out to change the situation of young people in Nigeria. This project is concerned about the widespread unethical practice of altered information by pro-government agencies, concealing evidence, exaggerating truths aimed at misinforming the public, political disenfranchisement, and government incessant clampdown on dissents. They seek to lead a campaign to speak up and stand out through counter-narratives, organize training on digital security and media and information literacy (MIL); push for accountability, greater political participation and to influence and/or bring a stop to unfavourable policy changes being proposed by the government. In details, the Nigeria Youth SDGs Network(NGYouthSDGs), Center For Youth Advocacy and Development (CEYAD), and Afrika Youth Movement (AYM) will lead on ensuring young people can air their voices, demand accountability, and see a fair equitable system including whereactivists, dissidents and especially youth-led and youth-focused groups are well represented and better equipped. First is engagement on digital security and MIL. The events of 2020 exposed the weakness of activists and youth organizations digital infrastructure and understanding of the media landscape. This training will focus on facilitating and understanding the essentials of digital security for activists and will stretch to provide access to premium security features for select activists due to heightened government surveillance and clampdowns and attacks on legal financial support for the works of young activists and dissidents. This will be followed with MIL. MIL as noted by UNESCO provides answers to the questions on: how can we access, search, critically assess, use and contribute content wisely, both onlineand offline? How can we engage with media and ICTs to promote equality, intercultural and interreligious dialogue, peace, freedom of expression and access to information? The target here will be 15 activists and dissidents focusing on 3 of the rightsholders group: young people, people with disabilities and ethnic minorities. They hope to retrain them on creative mobilizing and digital campaigning. They will work additionally with journalists and bloggers to better amplify the stories of the activists and dissidents. including support with premium access to digital security features to protect them from government surveillance and clampdowns and the possibility of an internet shutdown. Following this is youth engagement on accountability, social justice and political participation. They hope to follow a design thinking approach, adopt a train-the-trainer mobiliser model and build a toolkit. This will ensure a level of social and political consciousness among the populace; drive massive needs to enrol to the voters registry, make sound demands and use the power of the ballot to cause a radical change in the political system to make it work for young people and accommodating activists and dissidents. Adopting a Training of Trainer model, the target for this is a total of 50 youth trainers within the3 rightsholders group of Voice with proven records of grassroots engagements. This will cover a minimum of 15 youth trainers acrossAbuja, Enugu, and Lagos.Oxfam NovibNetwork of Youth for SustainableNetwork of Youth for Sustainable Initiatives (NGYouthSDGs) is a youth-led and youth-serving civil society organisation dedicated toensuring meaningful youth engagement in policies and programmes that enable young people to lead and thrive. Our visionis a Nigeria where young people are aware of their rights and their power to drive change, collaborating with decision-makers to shape programmes and policies that reflect youth priorities. Our mission is to champion this engagement by building youth capacity, facilitating participation, and creating platforms for influence. NGYouthSDGs focuses on three core areas: Education and Leadership Development,Livelihoods and Employment, and Civic Participation. Guided by the values of Collaboration, Accountability, Inclusion, Innovation,and Sustainability, we operate a youth-led governance and operational model that places young people’s perspectives, lived experiences, and voices at the centre of all strategy, programme design, and advocacy initiatives. NGYouthSDGs is led by young people across its Board, management, and programme teams, ensuring strategy, priorities, and partnerships reflect youth perspectives and lived experience. The organisation uses a dual advisory structure: the Main Advisory Board provides senior guidance and oversight, while the Youth Advisory Board (YAB) embeds youth voice into programme design, advocacy, and organisational strategy. Composed of diverse young leaders, especially from underrepresented groups, the YAB synthesises grassroots priorities and represents youth externally. Itsrecommendations are systematically integrated into management decisions, ensuring meaningful influence. NGYouthSDGs’ participatory approach positions young people as co-creators, facilitators, and policy actors, supported by consultations, feedback loops, and transparent reporting.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation23158 23158 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23158Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENetwork of Youth for SustainableStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05244-16:NGOxfam NovibPollrite 23 is a brilliant concept by Carmelite Prisoners' Interest Organization- old grantee of Voice. This concept aims at ensuring voting rights for prisoners by 2023 general election in Nigeria. This intervention will employ the use of data mining from the Independent National Electoral Commission and other organizations that have actively monitored elections in Nigeria over the past 20 years to map rightsholders based on their defining attributes. These attributes will include such variables as participation in voting, flashpoints, registration status, access to electoral resources (including registration/card collection points, polling units, INEC helpdesks). Through meetings with the key stakeholders, a community engagement strategy will be developed to guide the project at the grassroots while a high powered engagement with stakeholders including the INEC, Federal Ministries of Interiors and Justice as well as the Presidency will also happen. This federal advocacy will seek to formulate a Framework for Voting within Custodial Centres in Nigeria. This framework will explore possibilities for voting within custodial centres and set the grounds for a pilot in the2023 national elections. The implementation of the developed framework for voting within Custodial Centers will be monitored by the project team ahead of 2023 election, through support from the Presidency, election management body (INEC), the Nigerian Correctional Service, the Federal Ministry of Justice and Interior. Through the coalition of content creators, targeted sensitization of eligible voters will be amplified within the three (3) states of intervention – Enugu, Abuja and Lagos. Outcomes of this intervention will set the pace for enforcing the electoral right of inmates, awareness and an enabling environment for young people to vote.Oxfam NovibCarmelite Prisoners' Interest Org.Carmelite Prisoners# Interest Organization (CAPIO) was established in 1992 as a Human Rights organization to address the rights, needs and dignity of prisoners. The organization was formally registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) in 2003.The organization has a track record of supporting the rehabilitation as well as protection and enforcement of Human Rights of prisoners in Nigeria. CAPIO#s mission is implemented through four (4) main program areas including Medical Aid Program, LegalAid Program, Rehabilitation Program and Social Welfare Program. The various programs employ advocacy as a key strategy to seek sustainable development inthe Criminal Justice Sector in Nigeria. Remarkable among CAPIO#s recent achievements is the passageof the Administration of Criminal Justice Bill by the Enugu State House of Assembly. CAPIO was also instrumental to the release of fifteen (15) death-row inmates bythe Executive Governors of Enugu and Ebonyi States. This is the first time a Governor of Enugu State is granting amnesty to prisoners on death-row in 17 years. CAPIO implemented a project with Voice in Nigeria, under the 2017 call for proposal aimed at advancinggender justice within the Nigerian prison. Under that project, they developed a gender sensitive manual for the treatment of Nigerian female prisoners, which was adopted by the Nigerian prison authority. After the project, they formed a network of currently <(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)> formerly incarcerated women for the sole purpose of addressing issues affecting this group. Under the 2019 voice call for proposal, they are working with this group officially known as Association of Formerly and Currently Incarcerated Women (AFCIW) to produce cost effective sanitary pads to be used within Nigerian correctional institutions, to address issues around menstrual hygiene within the correctional institutions. This pad making business will be managed by AFCIW for women in prison.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation25238 25238 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 25238Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECarmelite Prisoners' Interest Org.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05244-17:NGOxfam NovibThe Project Accessible mass public transit CARE <(>&<)> Access For All ... Call to Action is an initiative of Center for Ability Rehabilitation and Empowerment (CARE) founded by Dr. Chike Okogwu in line with one of the Centre’s mantra that ‘Experiences in LifeShould Refine and Not Define One...Rise Above That Challenge’. It is aimed at removing all barriers to accessible air transportation for persons with disabilities in Nigeria. It was borne out of the daily frustrations passengers with disabilities continueto face in airports and local airlines companies in Nigeria, bearing in mind, most importantly, that we need to have the compassion and caring for helping to protect vulnerable people as Ellen Sauerbrey says and 'If we truly believe in the value of life,we should care about all of the weakest and most vulnerable members of society' - Joni Eareckson. Tada). Nigeria currently has several Airports, railway services, and millions of buses but most of them are inaccessible .They are plagued by inaccessible infrastructure rendering them literally useless to persons with disabilities. This Project is intended to amongst other things, ensure solutions – in the transportsector. There must exist modern assistive devices to eliminate any form of accessibility barriers around the airports, bus stops, and railway stations In addition, there must be a ‘CARE and Access For All Counters' supported by the National Commission of Personswith Disabilities (NCPWD) and National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) to provide services to all PWDs defined as, sick, pregnant women, elderly, albino and any vulnerable person. The desk will register, assist and record all PWD passenger and ensure their best treatment all through the journey. The records received will help the NCPWD in her issuance of Disabilities Certificate program in line with the Nigerian Disabilities Prohibition Act (2019). Also, all the PWDs assistants at the desks must wear Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) in conformity with COVID-19 Protocols for protection of PWD passenger, airport assistants them, all the other passengers and crew on the transit. Project Accessible Transport through the Voice I-rant grant seek to amongst other things; 1. Commit keystakeholders in the Nigerian transportation sector to implement accessible transport systems. 2. Train transport operators on the rights of persons with disabilities 3. Procure and deploy assistive devices at transit terminals 4. Create jobs for the operators of the assistive devices and ancillaryservices at the airports. We estimate that at-least 1000 new jobs will be created. Decisions flow from the Board of Trustees to the management team and then to the staff, project decisions flow from the management, to the team lead and eventually to thestaff. The BOT meet annually twice in a year to plan and review activities.Oxfam NovibCENTRE FOR ABILITY REHABILITATION AThe Center for Ability Rehabilitation and Empowerment in Nigeria (CARENigeria) was founded in 2014 by Dr. Chike Okogwu, a spinal cord victor from a freak car crash in on December 15 2006 that left him paraplegic from waist down. The key aim of CARENigeria is to highlight values out of disability, these values are products of CORE (Courage, Opportunities, Responsibilities and Empowerment, which are the basics required for achieving excellence in any person with disabilities, CARE Nigeria is at the forefront of the disability advocacy in Nigeria, with her rehabilitation and empowerment programs. The main goal of Center for Ability Rehabilitation and Empowerment is to ensure that Persons with disabilities face no barriers in accessing services and facilities anywhere in the country. CARE has carried out several interventions including provisions of scholarships, humanitarian relief (during COVID 19 lockdown), advocacy on accessible air travel etc. They believe strongly in accessible air travel campaign because key stakeholders like airlines companies, government officials and agencies have begun to see the need for such campaign. The current Project is an initiative of Center for Ability Rehabilitation and Empowerment (CARE) founded by Dr. Chike Okogwu in line with one of the Centre’s mantra that‘Experiences in Life Should Refine and Not Define One...Rise Above That Challenge’. It is aimed at removing all barriers to accessible air transportation for persons with disabilities in Nigeria. It was borne out of the daily frustrations passengers with disabilities continue to face in airports and local airlines companies in Nigeria. They believe that there must exist modern assistive devices to eliminate any form of accessibility barriers around the airports, bus stops, and railway stations. The project will be led byDr. Chike Okogwu- a disruptive innovator and first class media and management development consultant. He is the former Nigerian Coordinator (Abuja) of the CNN Multichoice African Journalist of the Year awards alongside providing both commercial and editorial contents for CNN, BBC and Aljazeera news channels. As a paraplegic with a spinal cord injury sustained in a car accident, he is an advocate of inclusion and accessible social infrastructure. He has overtime advocated for accessible air travel for passengers with disabilities. Chike has committed to being a Champion of Change with education from the Academy of Business Management Switzerland (DBA), York St. John University, Yorkshire, UK (MA in Leading Innovation and Change), Triple Alumnus of the prestigious Harvard Kennedy Sch of Govt., Cambridge, USA in Leadership in the 21st Century; Chaos, Conflicts and Courage Program (2010) and Expanding Impact Program (2011), Leadership, Organizing and Action (2012); He works on Leadership Trainings around the world with emphasis on producing change agents in Africa with his faculty members in Harvard KSG, The Thinking Heads Global Group, Australia and The Innovative IdeasDevelopment Services Ltd as CEO. He has held top leadership positions in the Nigerian Presidency and is a top adviser to state governments, blue chip firms, CSOs and Start ups.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation21758 21758 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 21758Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTRE FOR ABILITY REHABILITATION AStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05244-18:NGOxfam NovibConnected Development and Boys Quarter Africa through the Project SABI Initiative seeks to stimulate a nation-wide movement aimed at ending all forms of violence against Women and Girls, by capacity strengthening strategic and multi-dimensional engagement lead byMen and Boys as advocates. Project Sabi through a grassroots engagement approach with Men and Boys will directly impact and empower victims, young people across the project states, with necessary information on their roles as responders, diverse communication and reporting channels, and the need to mobilize mass voices to collectively speak out against this act. This practical cum solutions-driven project would be broken into SABI Town Hall for Men and Consent Concert for Boys. The specific objectives of the project include: To strengthen the capacity of 1000 men and 1000 boys as ‘he-for-she’ champions to lead strategic advocacy and multi-dimensional stakeholders engagement against gender-based violence in Nigeria, through a week-longclustered <(>&<)> specialized training program. To provide a safe space for women, girls, and victims of gender-based violence to interact on the effective psychosocial support system, by thoroughly teaching 1,000 men and 1000 Boys about positive masculinity, response to gender-based violence, inclusive fatherhood, caregiving, mental health, and trauma, and domestic violence and also teaching boys on the nitty-gritty of consent, violence against women and girls, and how both Men and Boys can work on ending these varying violence. To mobilize and create a social construct platform where men and boys are assisted to confront the age-long and culturally inherited biases via a specialized ConsentConcert for Boys and focused SABI Townhall for Men, in addressing issues like anger management, social adjustment, conflict resolution, emotional stability, and consent, in order to create an equal and safe society, where tangible results are experienced in the immediate. Curate an engaging and educating digitalsocial platform where Men and Boys can unpack their misogynist level and tendencies, hence, galvanizing them as major allies and change agents in the reporting and speaking up against sexual and gender-based violence, which in turn drastically reduces the race of violence against women and girl. CODE and Boys Quarters through our effective mobilization and stakeholders engagement approach would ensure an increasingly growing number of men who will acknowledge and understand how sexism, male dominance,and male privilege lay the foundation for all forms of violence against women and girls. Through the SABI Community Town-Hall for Men, there would be a careful examination and challenge of their individual sexism and the role every man subtly plays in aiding other abusive men. This project will also help recognize and stop the intended and non-intending collusion with other less-knowledgeable men; by helping them get out of the inherited socially defined roles that are harmful, and taking a veritable stand to end violence against women and girls. In educating and re-educating Men and Boys about their responsibility in ending this menace, it helps them get out of their socially defined role and taking a strong stance in the fight against all forms of violence against women and girls. This project targets an engagement of 1,000 Men and 1,000 Boys within 20 Months.Oxfam NovibCONNECTED DEVELOPMENTConnected Development [CODE] is a non-government organization [NGO] whose mission is to empower marginalized communities in Africa.They envision a world where everyone, everywhere can hold their government accountable. Their core values include Integrity, Commitment, Inclusion, Quality Service, Strategic Partnerships, and Freedom of Information. CODE started on the premise of its “Follow the Money” (FTM) Initiative in 2010, which was a youth-led movement to torchlight the plaguing corruption in international aid and public spending while demanding transparency, accountability, and improved public service delivery. The necessity in 2010 was the Bagega lead poisoning in Zamfara state 2010 which led to the death of 400 children and the poisoning of thousands more. While the initiative started in 2010, it was legally registered in 2012. Through this initiative, CODE has tracked and monitored public spending in rural communities across Nigeria, reaching an estimate of 3 million community members covering373 communities, across 34 Nigerian states. As such, CODE has worked with tens of community governance structures to monitor the implementation of USD 13.5 million worth of socio-economic projects in their communities. Through Follow the Money, CODE has promoted and ensured open government, improved service delivery in the execution of community projects by the government, exposed and mitigated corruption, as well as fought extreme poverty in rural communities. In 2016, CODE won the ONE Africa Award which recognizes, rewards, and advances the exceptional workof African-based organizations; dedicated to helping the continent achieve Sustainable Development Goals. Also in May 2019, duringthe United Nations SDG Global Festival of Action in Bonn, Germany, FollowTheMoney won the UN SDG Mobilizer Award. The Award is aimed at recognizing changemakers and organizations who demonstrate more successes in mobilizing citizens or volunteers to act for the realization of SDG 2030 agenda. Furthermore, during the Council of Europe’s World Forum for Democracy 2019 in Strasbourg France, FollowTheMoney won the Democracy Innovation Award. This award recognizes FollowTheMoney as one of the leading ground-breaking initiatives in the world, that promotes democratic principles and influences government policies for the acceleration of socio-economic developments. Hamzat Lawal (Hamzy!) is the Founder of CODE <(>&<)> Follow The Money initiative. He is an anti-corruption activist, a seasoned award-winning campaigner who has successfully mobilized thousands of citizens to demand social change across Africa. He was recognized in 2018 among the 100 most influential people in digital government by Apolitical, his Follow The Money won the UN SDG Action Award as Mobilizer 2019 and TheGlobal School named him among 6 young people changing the world alongside Malala and Greta. In 2019, He was also recognized as one of 100 Most Influential Africans and also emerged as one of 100 Most Influential People in Digital Government 2019. On this project, CODE is partnering with Boys Quarters Africa (Registered as Boy-Child Reformation Initiative) - Boychild transformation movement, missioned with the core objective of Educating, Rightly Empowering and Advocating for the Boychild.This visiontranscends mere social enterprise but a movement to raise a new tribe of Boys who will be better humans, who will rise to the demands of life and project the right kind of masculinity, fit enough for the desired future. Boys Quarters Africa was foundedon the 28th of December 2018, by Solomon O. Ayodele- a Innovation Manager, Afrophile, and Gender-Based Violence Expert.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation19747 19747 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19747Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECONNECTED DEVELOPMENTStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05244-19:NGOxfam NovibYiaga Africa launched the Ready To Run campaign to support young women, and men with competence, capacity and character to run for elective office in the 2019 general elections and beyond. Ready To Run is the response to a need observed during the Not Too Young To Run campaign, to equip young people with the requisite capacity needed to run an issue based campaign, win elections and occupy elective office. Upon its launch, the Ready To Run campaign set out to achieve four (4) major objectives, to locate,inspire, support, and provide linkages to young people vying for elective office. Ultimately, the Ready To Run campaign will seek to mobilize young people to engage the political process towards the 2023 elections with a view to increasing youth candidacy and youth representation in the decision-making process by 10%. The campaign will engage with different stakeholders, including political parties and the joint committee on electoral reforms in ensuring the emergence of young people as candidates in the 2023 general elections, while leveraging on our existing structures at the state level to galvanize support for young people running for elective office in their locality through media campaigns on radio. Following the passage into law of the age reduction bill, popularly referred to as the #NotTooYoungToRun Act, which widened the space for young people to participate in the political process, and resulted in an increase in youth candidacy in the 2019 general elections, the low number of young people that contested and won their election still calls for concern. Data from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) shows that young people make up more than half the number of registered voters, with 51.11% of registered voters being betweenthe ages of 18 -35. In addition, the recent #EndSARS protests against police brutality led by young people across the country indicates that there is a renewed willingness to participate in the political process. Thus, there is a need to leverage on these numerical strengths and yearnings in mobilizing young people to engage the political process towards the 2023 general elections. The solutions that are being proposed are aimed at engaging with political parties towards ensuring open, transparent and direct party primaries, reduction in campaign costs for young people and increased inclusion and representation as party candidates.Oxfam NovibYIAGA AFRICA INTIATIVEYiaga Africa was launched as a student organization in 2007 at the University of Jos, Nigeria and has since established itself as aleading civil society organization in Africa. Since its inception, the organization has carved a niche for itself as one of Africa’s frontline non-profit organization promoting participatory democracy, human rights and civic participation. Yiaga Africa envisionsa democratic and developed Africa where citizens are actively engaged in the governance processes. Our goal is to build and supportsustainable democracy and development anchored on the principles of inclusion, accountability and justice through research, advocacy, and capacity development. This we aim to achieve guided by the values of integrity, transparency, accountability, inclusion, excellence, teamwork, and innovation. The organization is headed by a governing board, composed of seasoned professionals drawn from the academia, inter-governmental organizations, international non-governmental organizations, civil society, and the diplomatic corps.The board is made up of eight (8) members and is headed by the board Chairman with the Executive Director acting as Secretary. The board ratifies decisions taken by the management team. Yiaga Africa is divided into eight (8) departments namely, Programs, Finance,Administration and Human Resources, Information Technology, Internal Audit and Compliance, Knowledge Management and Learning, Procurement, and the Media department, with each department headed by a departmental head. The heads of department make up the managementteam, headed by the Executive Director. The management team oversees the daily operations of the organization. Effecting change bysolving social problems through movement building and community organizing. Yiaga Africa prides itself as a community organizing and movement building organization. We have consistently shown that in designing programs to address social issues, we prioritize citizens participation and engagement in crafting sustainable solutions. For instance, in elections, where Yiaga Africa has risen to become a foremost election observation group in Nigeria, citizens participation is one of the four-pronged areas in which we approach election programming. Yiaga Africa promotes active and sustained citizens participation in the electoral process through campaigns, workshops, web-based tools, and traditional media. We also conduct periodic civic camps for first time voters in addition to democracy clubs established in high schoolsto mobilize and empower young people for civic leadership.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation24485 24485 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 24485Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYIAGA AFRICA INTIATIVEStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05245-08:NGOxfam NovibCognito Studios and Network of Incubators and Innovator in Nigeria (NINE) has formed this consortium to provide linking and learning facilitation services to Voice in Nigeria. This is a platform to connect all Voice grantees in Nigeria, support their learning journey and provide a safe space for networking, sharing and documenting their learning journey. To achieve this, they are proposing the following key activities: 1. Support grantee linking and learning by developing customized tools to meet theirrespective needs; organize MSC story review meetings; organize pause and reflect sessions; strengthen collaboration by connecting grantees working in similar areas, for more impactful output; 2. Organise and develop linking and learning activities and platforms 3. Develop capacity strengthening approach for grantees 4. Promote innovative ideas of grantees and promote their publications; 5. Participate in Voice community of practice. Cognito started offering knowledge management services after observing gaps while working with development partners, who treat knowledge management as an afterthought and not integrated into programme planning. It was identified as an essential need due to knowledge leakage or loss in some cases, as organizations do not deliberately capture and store knowledge in easilyretrievable formats for use. Due to the fact that knowledge largely deals with soft skills, it is easily lost during staff retention or just not prioritized. NINE is a resource/knowledge management and mobilization organization that create linkage platform for incubators, innovation-driven organizations, development agencies, academia and development focused individuals to gather and linkand create learning of knowledge for the growth and sustenance of their efforts in programme development, building innovation, entrepreneurship and startups incubation in Nigeria. This grant presents an opportunity to apply years of vast collective experience and expertise in knowledge management garnered bysupporting various organizations' knowledge management efforts, to support linkingand learning processes within Voice with innovative approaches that can add value to the quality of programming and enrich other core competencies of the grantees and rightsholder groups. The Cognito and NINE teams possess strong skills and experience in communication, creative output development, content creation, marketing communications, and capacity strengthening. We are tech savvy, innovative, creative with a passion for excellence and employ the use of Human Centred Design (HCD) to achieve a win-win situation for all stakeholders.Oxfam NovibCOGNITO STUDIOS & IMAGERYCognito Studios and Network of Incubators and Innovator in Nigeria (NINE) has formed this consortium to provide linking and learning facilitation services to Voice in Nigeria. Cognito started offering knowledge management services after observing gapswhile working with development partners, who treat knowledge management as an afterthought and not integrated into program planning. It was identified as an essential need due to knowledge leakage or loss in some cases, as organizations do not deliberately capture and store knowledge in easily retrievable formats for use. Due to the fact that knowledge largely deals with soft skills, it is easily lostduring staff retention or just not prioritized. NINE is a resource/knowledge management and mobilization organization that create linkage platform for incubators, innovation-driven organizations, development agencies, academia and development focused individualsto gather and link and create learning of knowledge for the growth and sustenance of theirefforts in program development, building innovation, entrepreneurship and startups incubation in Nigeria. The Cognito and NINE teams possess strong skills and experience in communication, creative output development, content creation, marketing communications, and capacity strengthening. We are tech savvy, innovative, creative with a passion for excellence and employ the use of Human Centred Design (HCD) to achieve a win-win situation for all stakeholders Voice Linking <(>&<)> Learning is a platform to connect all Voice grantees in Nigeria, support their learning journey and provide a safe space for networking, sharing and documenting their learning journey. To achieve this, they are proposing the following key activities: 1. Support grantee linking and learning by developing customized tools to meet their respective needs; organize MSC story review meetings; organize pause and reflect sessions; strengthen collaboration by connecting grantees working in similar areas, for more impactful output; 2.Organise and develop linking and learning activities and platforms 3. Develop capacity strengthening approach for grantees 4. Promote innovative ideas of grantees and promote their publications; 5. Participate in Voice community of practice. This grant presents an opportunity to apply years of vast collective experience and expertise in knowledge management garnered by supporting various organizations' knowledge management efforts, to support linking and learning processes within Voice with innovative approaches that can add value to the quality of programming and enrich other core competencies of the grantees and rightsholder groups.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation50461 50461 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 50461Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECOGNITO STUDIOS & IMAGERYStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05245-09:NGOxfam NovibAfrica Caribbean Heritage Alliance (ACHA) is an old grantee of Voice and implemented a brilliant Innovate <(>&<)> Learn grant. Theyhave now been awarded this grant to implement another innovate <(>&<)> learn grant called the 'NOW US AWARD'. This award aims at celebrating inclusion, by bringing together the rights-holders of Voice who have been making efforts/taking little steps towards achieving a responsive <(>&<)> inclusive society. Through this grant, Voice want ACHA to facilitate the selection process for the rights-holders that will be participating in the Now Us Award, prepare them for the award which needs to go through transparent process andfinally mentor and support them in their innovative concepts. ACHA promises to bring on board, a unique, different and up-scalableapproach that will allow a fresh look at working together to create awareness and platforms for these organizations to work with youth using art, sports, culture, music, dance, artwork and community theatre to transform to speak out, organizethemselves, learn and become advocates and role models. They believe that once youth are educated, they can demonstrate those skills in workshops and the best ones can be awarded, linked to performing artists and crafts experts, twinned with writers, mentored and coached. Some of the activities ACHA proposes to enable them make this 'NOW US AWARD' successful are: -Conduct outreach and amplify the event to attract right candidates -Organize and facilitate a boot camp to work with the rights-holderson their innovative ideas -Organize the NowUs Award and celebrate rights-holders through the award -Mentor winners that emerge from the award -Facilitate and support the participation of the winners in Inclusion Festival happening in the HagueOxfam NovibAfrica Caribbean Heritage AllianceTHE VISION: ACHA aims to reunite Africa and the Caribbean in several sectors. The tagline, positively reconnecting the Caribbean with Africa envisages sustainably developing the countries through connecting its peoples. THE MISSION: ACHA aims to achieve its mission through the positive connections between the continents. The focus therefore is on bringing and building awareness to both Africa about the Caribbean and vice versa and facilitating the opportunities in various sectors as listed and thosethat may arise thereafter. OBJECTIVES: The objectives of ACHA are: # To teach African, Caribbean and American histories and cultural similarities and unique differences through related lecture series, hosting and participating in workshops # To organize events and festivals in folklore, music, dance, arts, crafts, cuisine and fashion # To promote tourism and business opportunities through business match makings, organizing joint expositions, trade missions, conferences, seminars and entrepreneurship trainings # To organize exchanges on transnational education, heritage research and sports for development # To promote economic partnerships between Nigeria as a strategic hub to Africa with the Caribbean, Americas, Europe and globally through research, sharing of knowledge and information, and provide access to a wide network of strategic partners # To make recommendations on critical areas for joint projects, develop relevant proposals, seek funding possibilities and provide relevant trainings # To do whatever may be instrumental or useful related to the aforementioned objectives Board of Trustees: Okama Ekpe Brook # okamacsa2017@gmail.com +2347010285066 Otonye Whyte # tonyewhyte92@gmail.om+2348053270335Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation9110 9110 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9110Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAfrica Caribbean Heritage AllianceStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice grant,LL Platform,OneonOne Support of Voice teamStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05246-03:NGOxfam NovibCentre for the Advancement of Civil Liberties and Development (CFL) have brought this application to address impending human rights issues associated with the 'Hate Speech bill'; anti-social media bill and other bills that violate freedom of expression;currentlypending before the National Assembly. Under the project titled 'Digital Freedom'; CFL proposes 3 core strategic action point: online campaign to safeguard the rights of Nigerians to express themselves; direct action which will include 'sit-ins'at the National Assembly as a way of demonstration of dissatisfaction; stakeholders engagement- media, law makers etc. The goal is to ensure that this anti-human rights bill does not succeed and to galvanize CSOs to be more alert in protecting civic space. Key Objectives: of the project are as follows: 1. To make the demand for the withdrawal of the #Protection from Internet Falsehood and Manipulation Bill 2019# and #National Commission for the Prohibition of Hate Speeches Bill, 2019# a nationwide concern. 2. To strategically engage the leaderships of the National Assembly and progressive legislators who are opposed to the bills to influence the withdrawal of the proposed bills. 3. To prevail on the National Assembly and the Presidency that there are enough laws in the country to address the misuseof information and abuse of the social media space. 4. To strategically mobilize Nigerians to demand the withdrawal of the proposedlegislations. To achieve these objectives, the project will undertake the following actions: (a) Social Media Action: This involves creating and sustaining a social-media fad for the Digital Freedom Advocacy and enlisting nationwide support for the DFA through the same means. This action will be defined by: # Publishing op-eds on the immediate need for the National Assembly to withdraw the #Protection from Internet Falsehood and Manipulation Bill 2019# and the #National Commission for the Prohibition of Hate Speeches Bill, 2019# on international and local mediums. # Trending campaign-tailored hashtags on social media platforms including Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and Twitter. # Tweet-chats with opinion molders. # Instituting an online petition to enlist numerical support for the Digital Freedom Advocacy. (b) Traditional Media Engagement: This involves: # Television and Radio appearances to galvanize nationwide support for the Digital Freedom Advocacy. # Radio Jingle production and Airing to ensure nationwide awareness of the newly proposed bills and to alsoenlist nationwide support for the Digital Freedom Advocacy. (c) Direct Action and Engagement: This involves: # Press Conferences # Advocacy visit to a foreign embassy or an international body. # Non-violent Direct Mass Actions and Sit-Ins at Nigeria#s National Assembly in Abuja demanding the immediate withdrawal of the #Protection from Internet Falsehood and Manipulation Bill 2019# and the #National Commission for the Prohibition of Hate Speeches Bill, 2019.# (d) Legislative Action: As a criticalmeasure, we intend to: # Advocacy Visit to the leaderships of the National Assembly. # Strategically engage and enlist the support ofProgressive Lawmakers in the current National Assembly and Former Lawmakers on the withdrawal of the two bills.Oxfam NovibCentre4Advancement of Civil LibertiThe Center for Advancement of Civil Liberties and Development (CFL) is a registered non-governmental organization (CAC/IT/NO 131617) in Nigeria with linkage volunteers in the six geo-political zones of Nigeria. CFL Head Office is domiciled in Abuja, Nigeria. VISION STATEMENT: To organize and mobilize women, youth and other Nigerians for social change, social justice and social accountability through non-violent direct actions, digital media, traditional media and open public discourse; To ensure a diligent pursuit of values reorientation, institutional reforms and social re engineering in Nigeria. MISSION STATEMENT: To build a critical mass of social change agents consisting of youths, women and other Nigerians who will resist and defeat citizens# apathy, all forms of injusticeand political impunity one action at a time. Core Values are: Integrity and Honesty, Equal Opportunities, Exclusivity and Diversity, Transparency; Accountability, and Justice CFP is a tripartite coalition of direct action groups who have been involved in several advocacies in Nigeria including the popular #SayNoToSocialMediaBill campaign, #EndSARS campaign, #NaWeBeGovernment (a nationwide social contract advocacy), #AbujaPoliceRaidOnWomen (also known as AbujaRaids) campaign, among other strategic intervention with whichthey have interacted with different rights groups, rightsholders, vulnerable groups and myriads of other Nigerians who have overtime contributed to the wealth of experience with which we now interface and engage with individuals and social issues. They consider the Digital Freedom Advocacy as an apt representation of what the coalition stands for because it deals with direct engagement, galvanizing and organizing the Nigerian people towards a commonpurpose to ensure justice and accountable democracy. This is why they have applied for Voice grant. BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1. Deji Adeyanju 07037717746 (Co-convener/Chief Executive Officer) 2. Ariyo-Dare Atoye08030620882 (Co-convener/Chief Operating Officer) 3. Adebayo Raphael 09067506889 (Co-Convener/Chief Media Officer) 4. Moses Paul 09022222290 (Co-convener) 5. Mercy Ojeme 08030812263 (SecretaryMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation98868 -988749434 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 49434Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECentre4Advancement of Civil Liberti39547 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 39547Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECentre4Advancement of Civil LibertiStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNL-KVK-27108436-A-05246-05:NGOxfam NovibAccountability Lab Nigeria has proposed under this grant to engage with Nigerians particularly the rights holders of Voice, on their role as citizens in the Open Government Partnership. The project will focus particularly on the current Nigerian Action Plan. Civic Action Teams (CivActs) are a pioneering citizen feedback, dialogue and community voice platform to ensure accountability in the development process. CivActs collect critical information from communities to solve daily problems for marginalized citizens, close the loop on challenges, and create tools that strengthen communities# ability to self-advocate. This approach was developed by the Accountability Lab in Nepal after the earthquakes of 2015 to improve the disaster response, it will beadapted to the Nigerian contextto focus on issues of marginalization and exclusion. The process involves training community members (Community Frontline Associates, or CFAs) to collect data on community needs and their perceptions of critical challenges,and feed that data up to decision-makersand back to the community in formats that are both understandable and useful. Through multi-stakeholder town hall meetings, CFAs bring powerholders and community members together to discuss the challenges and perceptions surfaced through the data collection, creating a space where trust can be built and solutions can be co-created. Under this project, the CivicActs will support women, youth,and persons with disabilities in the Niger Delta region. The CFAs willgenerate data around fiscal governance issues that will be useful to these groups for improving grassroots advocacy using community radio conversations, multi-stakeholder debates and dialogues,and dissemination of infographics. With this, these excludedgroups will be more informed and grassroots activists better equipped to advocate for improved policies, with proposed policy changes as an output. The current project will use an array of digital toolsand platforms to improve engagement with excluded citizens, and facilitate cross-communication between citizens and government institutions. Responses from citizens will be aggregated in reports and sent to government institutions to request that the latter act in the best interests of excluded groups. Thus, the sole goal of this project is to equip communities, and marginalized groups in particular, who are affected by a lack of accountability in the extractives sector with useful citizen-generated data for self-advocacy, and disseminate accurate information to engage a broad audience, and create multi-stakeholder spaces that foster trust-building and solutions-driven dialogue. To achieve this, the project proposes the following objectives: - to empower marginalized groups through multi-stakeholder dialogues and townhall engagements with public officials in 3 OGP states (Imo, Delta, and Edo) and generate constant feedback to government officials and concerned companies to meet obligations to the communities - Increase meaningful participationand strengthen the voice of young people, women and other persons with disabilities in governance processes by providing simplified and inclusive information around open governance (such as fiscal transparency e.g. NEITI 2017 Audit Report, etc.) through street vibes, music, infographics and monthly tweet chats. The activities that will help achieve these objectives are: Activity I: Sensitizing communities and generating dialogue on transparency in communities affected by extraction, and enablingcitizens to participate in decision-making processes. Activity II: Outreach and Engagement We will also support NEITI report to translate the report content in creative ways using film, music and infographics to help young people and marginalized groups better understand the report content.Oxfam NovibAccountability Lab NigeriaOAccountability Lab Nigeria is a network of social movement whose vision is a world in which people with power are accountable; a world in which resources are used wisely, decisions benefit everyone fairly, and people lead secure lives. They are keen on catalyzing a new generation of active citizens and responsible leaders around the world by supporting change-makers to develop and implement positive ideas for integrity in their communities. By enabling people to generate the knowledge, skills and networks needed for accountability, they want to unleash positive social and economic change. They have three mutually-reinforcing objectives: to support apositive movement to build accountability; provide substantive, flexible and long-term support for those leaders who can collectively lead this movement within specific contexts; and support collaboration around accountability and open governance. AccountabilityLab Nigeria is part of Accountability Lab, a global organization with network labs in Nepal, Pakistan, Liberia, Mali, South Africa and Mexico in addition to Nigeria. They are also affiliated with Open Government Hub DC around accountability and open governance bydeveloping thematic co-working spaces (including Open Government Hubs in Nepal, Mali and Pakistan; and an affiliate hub, called iCampus, in Liberia). They work closely with a number of other international networks and efforts including OGP, the T/A Network and the UN Global Compact and initiatives around SDG16 Their proudest achievement at is being able to build a network of change-makers who are committed to making governance work through their Integrity Icon, Accountability Incubator, SDG 16 Innovation challenge and Voice2Rep project using creative means. Also, being able to builda team of young people who understand the need for good and open governance in Nigeria The board comprises of 6 members, 3 females and 3 males. who meet every quarter - four (4) times a year. 1. Dr. Yemi Kale (Chairman) - Sgnbsk@gmail.com 2. Dr. JoeAbah - drjoeabah@gmail.com 3. Edward Asu - edward.asu@gmail.comMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation140091 -1869570046 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 70046Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAccountability Lab Nigeria56036 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 56036Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAccountability Lab Nigeria-4686 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -4686Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAccountability Lab NigeriaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNL-KVK-27108436-A-05246-06:NGOxfam NovibInclusive Friends Association (IFA) is an NGO led by a woman with disability, committed to addressing barriers faced by persons with disability. They were one of the recipients of Voice 'NOW US AWARD' previously and have now applied for this sudden opportunity grant to address issues around data for people with disability (PWD). They identified this gap as one of the key challenges faced by PWD in accessing social services but more importantly in participating in election. The data collection will identify the PWDs in a particular community and also disaggregate them by type of disability. This will enable INEC officials who has the responsibility of organizing elections in Nigeria, to plan better for the participation of PWDs in each community. The goal of the Data for Inclusionproject is to increase the participation of persons with disabilities (PWDs) in Nigeria#s political and electoral processes by collecting disaggregated data of PWDs and influencing the reduction of physical barriers and stigma that make it difficult for PWDs to participate in elections. The project would collect data of PWDs in 12 states (2 in each geographical zone) and influence INEC, Edo and Ondo state governments to use the data in providing ramps in polling units that are inaccessible to PWDs in these states. IFA andits partners, Network for the Advancement of Rights of Persons with Visible Disabilities (NAPVID) in Edo and the Ondo state Disabled Welfare Agency (ODWA) would recruit PWD leaders in the 266 local governments areas (LGAs) in the 12 states to manually collect these data from local communities and also set up a technological centre to electronically facilitate the collection of the PWD data from most of the urban centres. Massive media sensitization programs would also be conducted to create awareness on how PWDs can send their data into the database. In the lead up to the governorship elections in both states, IFA and its partners would hold a PWD focused Live TV Manifesto debates for governorship candidates in Edo and Ondo states to provide opportunity for PWD leaders ask for inclusive policies from prospective governors. PWD leaders in all the local governments in both states would be trained on issue-basedapproaches to prepare them for the debates. IFA and its partners would also hold quarterly review meetings in four geographical locations and use lessons learnt in strengthening its strategy on the project. This project would be implemented within 11months period Specific Objectives of the projectare: 1. Collect PWD disaggregated data and influence institutional reforms in INEC to promote inclusive elections. 2. Empower PWDs in Edo and Ondo state with tools for building active citizens engagements with state executives to foster PWD inclusivepolicies through manifesto debates. 3. Use data to influence the provision of ramps in inaccessible polling units in Edo and Ondo by state executives. 4. Produce an inclusive practice through documentation of outcomes that can be replicated in other parts of the worldOxfam NovibThe Inclusive Friends AssociationInclusive Friends Association (IFA) is a Person with Disability (PWD) woman-led non- profit and non-governmental organization that employs data to address inclusion and participation challenges of over 30 million PWDs in Nigeria through advocacy, training and research. Located in Abuja, IFA is an innovative and consistent leader within the disability community as well as in the democracy andgovernance space with a wide network of allies, stakeholders and various PWD groups nationally, which are instrumental to the success of its programs. Independent voting for Blind voters was made possible through the design of the braille ballot guide by IFA#s led Access Nigeria campaign IFA envisions a world where Persons with Disabilities are supported to live and lead fulfilled lives in their communities. IFA's mission is to promote the full inclusion and participation of all Persons With Disability in Nigeria and dismantle the social injustices that diminish their human rights IFA's 4 prolonged value-PIIL # Passion # Inclusion # Innovation # Learning Three core thematic areas: # Democracy # Good governance # Gender IFA Board of Trustees include the following: - Ms Polycarp Adi, Board Chair, polycarp.adi@gmail.com - Mrs. Sarah Ochekpe, Vice Chair, ochekpereng@yahoo.co.uk - Dr. Duro Onota, Member, durosef@yahoo.co.uk - Esther Ibanga, Member, ibangaesther@gmail.com - Grace Jerry, Secretary, gracejjerry@gmail.comMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation190601 95301 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 95301Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEThe Inclusive Friends Association76240 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 76240Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEThe Inclusive Friends Association19060 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19060Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEThe Inclusive Friends AssociationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNL-KVK-27108436-A-05246-07:NGOxfam Novib'From Protest to Action: Activating our New Nigeria”is an initiative of Citizens Common Advocacy International, SOZO Empowerment and Mentorship Initiative and McAnderson Institute of Technology. The project seeks to answer key questions such as how do we keep the energy from the streets and sustain the interest of young Nigerians in demanding accountability? How do we ensure adequate protection and safety for youth leaders speaking amid government crackdown? How do we ensure the rights of protesters, youths, women, vulnerable groups are protected?. CCAI plans to expand the recently launched YANN Campaign - www.youthaction.ng. As a digital knowledge exchange hub. This collective action platform is designed to mobilize, empower and resource young Nigerians in their renewed interest to demand accountability. It will mobilise, identify, train, curate, share resources and tools for community action and activism for anyone interested in locally-led social change. Second, through the Community Change Champion Programem; CCAI will identify and engage 30 high potential youth leaders who emerged from the protest and other networks, create a community of action and resources as well as training that empowers them with key skills, access mentorship and networks of leaders, institutions and resources that can strengthen their work as change champions. Third, CCAI will organize the first-ever Citizen Conversations for New Nigeria: a series of national debates and community town halls sessions designed to create awareness and highlight policy issues of importance from communities to campuses. And lastly, through the Legal Commons partnership, CCAI seeks to engage in strategic litigation challenging some of the policies and initiatives that stiffen the civic space, reduces government accountability and tramples the constitutional rights of Nigerian especially the vulnerable populations.Oxfam NovibCitizens Common Advocacy InternatioFrom Protest to Action is a collaborative project of Citizens Common Advocacy International, SOZO Empowerment and Mentorship Initiative and McAnderson Institute of Technology. Citizens Common International is an Abuja based non-profit organization that empowerseveryday people to take action to solve small and big societal challenges using people power, collaboration, innovation and technology. Our community (Impact) Spaces provides spaces for changemakers and everyday citizens to meet other change-makers, collaborate and develop their ideas, access technology and other tools that help fine-tune their advocacy and intervention projects. It also serves as an event space, co-working spaces, meeting spaces, and impact lounge and change-makers hub. SOZO Networks is a non-profit organization known for promoting the participation of young people in civic leadership and social entrepreneurship in Nigeria. Through unconventional methods of education, we help young people to develop competence for active community engagements and leadership. Ourleadership development practice develops young leaders and strengthens youth-led initiatives through the provision of experiential training, volunteering opportunities, networks, hands-on experiences, and idea incubation programs. Our alumni network has evolved into a strong ecosystem of young social change leaders, collectively and individually providing solutions to some of Nigeria’s most critical problems through civic leadership and entrepreneurship. McAnderson is a technology development and education organisation committed resourcing Africa with technology skills for the future. The company has worked with organisations like the Africa Development Bank, UNESCO, Microsoft to design and implement mass digital skills training in local communities and campuses across Nigeria. All the three partners share the same strategic vision of resourcing a new generation of change leaders for the common good activating a new Nigeria through mass mobilisation of localactions and capacity development of everyday Nigerians. More so, all the three organisation are youth-led, youth-focused and this commitment to young people remains at the core of our activities and strategic envisioning at individual organisational levels. Each of the three partnering organizations brings special capabilities that shape the conception and delivery of this project. Citizen Commons and SOZO will leverage their reach to local youth groups across Nigeria, as well as experience working with social entrepreneurs and community outreaches to deliver the Community Change Fellowship and the Community Conversations. Our expertise will also be readily deployed in project management, reporting, evaluation and backstopping as well as content development and creation for the knowledge exchange Hub for the YouthAction.ng. McAnderson will lead as the technical partner designing and implement the knowledge Hub for the Social Good for New Nigeria. Their experience and extensive capabilities will be readily deployed for this project, providing quick turnaround and deployment across. They believe this is a time-sensitive endeavor.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation23653 23653 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23653Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECitizens Common Advocacy InternatioStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05246-08:NGOxfam NovibThis project is titled: “Soro Soke or Park Well”. “Soro Soke” is a Nigerian slang of Yoruba extraction that translates to “speak up.” Literally, the project translates to: “Speak up or Park Well”; Park Well, being a common street slang used by the Nigerian Policewhen confronting Nigerians. It is during this confrontation that most brutalities and violation of human rights of youths happen. Project is brought by a consortium of three Civil Society Organizations working in the field of advocacy, youth development, governance programming, policy development/analysis, women health and economic rights, persons with disability rights and vulnerable support. The organizations include: • The Centre for Social Awareness, Advocacy and Ethics (CSAAE). • Youth Empowerment Solutions ProjectInitiative (YES-P). • Centre for Health Education and Vulnerable Support (CHEVS). The project seeks to ensure that police brutality and violation of human rights of youths is brought to an end by educating Nigerian youths on their rights before the police – so they know when their rights are abused – and how to engage the police when confronted or under arrest to prevent conflict; Providing effective reporting system to report brutalities and rights violations; Tracking reported and unreported cases and working with support groups to engage the appropriate police authorities to ensure that justice is delivered; Providing support resources that youthscan reach out to for help when confronted by police. Specific actions proposed under this project are: • Build a formidable network of 72 vocal youth advocates (2 from each state) committed to monitoring and tracking implementation and compliance of new police regulations in their communities. We shall train and equip these young people with the skills and tools to monitor and report their findings. • Assemble a team of pro bono lawyers and legal experts to seek justice for Nigerians facing trumped up charges for agitating for better governance. • Engage government at all levels (Federal, State and Local) through dialogue and non-confrontational approach to pressure them into compliance with the #5for5 demands of Nigerian youths. • Strategic lobbying of lawmakers to enact laws and policies that advance the achievement of the demands for good governance entrenched in the #5for5 demands. • Sustain the “Soro Soke” spirit by continuous engagement and preservation of the Nigerian digital space with emphasis on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. • Virtual public trainings and sensitization of Nigerians on how to effectively engage the Nigerian police and understand their rights and limitations in cases of dispute.Oxfam NovibCentre4Social Awareness,Advocacy&EtThe actors undertaking this collective action are: • The Centre for Social Awareness, Advocacy and Ethics (CSAAE). • Youth Empowerment Solutions Project Initiative (YES-P). • Centre for Health Education and Vulnerable Support (CHEVS). The Centre for Social Awareness, Advocacy and Ethics is a non-profit dedicated to helping young people become effective leaders and embrace their roles as critical actors in building a better Africa. The Centre pursues its mission through three distinct but highly interconnected programs that share the common goal of creating positive social, economic and political change one person at a time. They are: • The EmergingLeaders Program. • The Youth Ethics and Anticorruption Program. • The Career Building and Entrepreneurship Program. The Youth Empowerment Solutions Project Initiative is a youth focused nonprofit organization founded for the purposed of building youth capacity, advocating and promoting youth participation in democratic governance. YES-P is desirous of a nation that prioritizes youth participation in the polity, participation of marginalized groups in the polity, promotion of accountability in governance, promotion of human rights, peace building, capacity building and empowerment for the vulnerable members of the society. The Centre for Health Education and Vulnerable Support is a nonprofit with interest in the overall health and benefit of women, children, the elderly, the LGBTQ+ community, the economically vulnerable, persons with disabilities and other marginalized persons in the society. The collaboration to act jointly has been motivated by so many factors but most importantly, at CSAAE (just like Voice), we believe in the principle of “Nothing about us Without us.” It is for this reason that we have gone into positive collaboration with YES-P and CHEVS. All three organizations are youth led and represent the interest of minorities and an encompassing class of rightsholders. At CSAAE, our workforce is made up of 100% youths and 65% women. All three organizations played key roles in mobilizing, supporting and amplifying the voices of the youths during the #ENDSARS campaign. We believe that if we work together, we can achieve greater impact for commongood.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation28705 28705 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28705Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECentre4Social Awareness,Advocacy&EtStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05246-09:NGOxfam NovibFoundation for Societal Empower <(>&<)> Rejuvenation (FOSEER) is proposing to implement “Know Your Rights to Fight Police BrutalityProject” in consortium with Kings Leodews Initiative (KLI) and Initiative for the Liberalization of Physically Challenged Peoplein Nigeria (ILPCPN). The project aims to reduce police brutality by at least 20% within Bauchi Metropolis through increased knowledge and proper application of civil rights by youth with a knock-on effect on the rest of society. FOSER plans to implement the followingactions to achieve these goals: ● Conduct context analysis to identify perceptions of the general public regarding police brutality in Bauchi State. ● Organize engagement programs to sensitize uneducated youth on civil rights. ● Organizesensitization programs totrain uneducated youth on how best to react to possible police brutality. ● Facilitate “Civic Education <(>&<)> Reaction to Police Brutality” lectures. ● Facilitate a “How to Conduct an Ethical <(>&<)> Peaceful Protest” training program for both educated and uneducated youth in order to avoid negative and deadly fallout associated with the #EndSARS protests. ● Staging at least 3 peaceful demonstration rallies to press home the objective of the project. The project targets 550 individuals who will be the direct beneficiaries of the project while a total of about 20,000 will be indirectly reached through the project.Oxfam NovibFOUNDATION for SOCIETAL EMP&REJUVENThe main actors participating in this proposed project are: Foundation for Societal Empowerment <(>&<)> Rejuvenation (FOSER), KingsLeodews Initiative (KLI) and Initiative for the Liberalization of Physically Challenged People in Nigeria (ILPCPN). Foundation forSocietal Empowerment <(>&<)> Rejuvenation (FOSER) encourage peace and harmonious growth in society by supporting young women and men including vulnerable groups to develop their human potential in order to exploit different opportunities that will increase their confidence towards improving their quality of life and promote their social inclusion, partnership and networks aimed at achieving apositive and equitable development in society. FOSER also sensitizes and mobilizes the vulnerable and underprivileged youths as well as the marginalized to participate in socio-economic activities as an important tool for lifting them out of poverty and creating a favorable society for sustainable development while also giving education priority as a powerful instrument for meaningful development. Kings Leodews Initiative is an organization that works in the areas of health, education, water and sanitation, civic education, governance and human rights, peace education and peace building and income generation while Initiative for the Liberalization of Physically Challenged People in Nigeria (ILPCPN) is an integrated Non-Governmental Organization for physically challenged people, with the purpose of providing remedies to social issues, education and knowledge to the physically challenged. FOSER in conjunction with Kings Leodews Initiative plus Initiative for the Liberalization of Physically Challenged People in Nigeria (ILPCPN) have partnered in providing health and sanitation awareness campaigns as well as healthcare interventions via the distribution of vitamin supplements for children and pregnant women including lactating mothers in communities of Bauchi State. The collective desire by all the aforementioned actors involved in the proposed “Know Your Rights and Fight Police Brutality Project” is to see that police brutalityis reduced to a bare minimum because all the actors mutually agree that allowing the problem to continue unchallenged shall not allow for societal harmony to take root.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation19496 19496 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19496Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFOUNDATION for SOCIETAL EMP&REJUVENStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05246-10:NGOxfam NovibThis action proposed by a consortium of Integirti Technologies and Yes We Can Youth Leadership Initiative. In order to sustain the spirit and passion that gave rise to #EndSARS, this project seeks to conduct training on Digital Skills for youths in ruraland semi-urban communities in Enugu State. These youths have shown low political enlightenment, participation and activism due to their lack of proper digital skills and adequate knowledge of the use and power of internet and social media tools. Continuous sensitization and engagement in civic action will also be done via social media. During these trainings, participants will learn and understand: ● Communication: Setting up an email account and online video chat profile ● Social media: Setting up accounts and proper use of Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to keep up-to-date with friends, families and latest news. ● Understanding how to find information online ● Appropriate use of personal devices and apps ● Determining the validity of sources toreduce the spread and consumption of false information ● Online safety and protecting privacy ● Video creation and editing ● How to monitor/keep up-to-date with government projects and activities via various channelsOxfam NovibINTEGRITI TECHNOLOGIES LIMITEDIntegriti Technologies is partnering with Yes We Can - an old grantee of Voice. Integriti Technologies Limited is a leading Information Technology company that have provided cutting-edge solutions over the years. We have provided and localized technology solutions that resolved many challenges and engendered efficiency. We have been involved in trainings at all levels in basic and advanced ICT and digital skills. Integriti Technologies’ principals and consultants have the requisite expertise necessaryto address any technically challenging aspects of a project, combined with the attention to detail and high quality finishing. YYes We Can is a Youth led organization that is committed to the empowerment of young people. They will be responsible for mobilizing young people that will participate in this project, monitoring effective implementation; providing referral for victims of violence and providing all othersupport needed under the project. This synergy and collaboration will bring about great innovation in sustaining the passion for good governance among youths and the fight to abate human right violations by Police and other uniformed agencies.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation33321 33321 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 33321Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINTEGRITI TECHNOLOGIES LIMITEDStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05246-11:NGOxfam Novib‘Pushing for Reforms that Count for Nigerian Youths’ is an initiative of Youth Hub Africa, Onelife Initiative for Human Development, Foundation for Investigative Journalism and Social Justice, and Cedar Seed Foundation. The project seeks to expand the civic spaces in 4 Nigerian States and the FCT, leading to citizens increased tracking of government’s #EndSARS promises and a reduction of human rights violations. The consortium proposes three solutions — ensure that the democratic demands of the movement are kept alive and promises of the government tracked to ensure its fulfilment; Mobilise actions that will track human rights violations particularly police brutalities in Nigeria and ensure that appropriate authorities are involved; and support Nigerian youths to be better organised and coordinated in demanding a better future. The project will back the government's effort in asking aggrieved youths to sendin petitions and attend judicial panel hearings in 4 states — AkwaIbom, Oyo, Bauchi, Kwara and the Federal Capital Territory. Simplified public announcements on last-mile media outlets like radio and social media will be used with attention given to local languages. Violated unlettered youths and others will be supported to document their petitions and shown where to submit. The consortium will also facilitate legal support for petitioners through partnership with the local branches of the Nigeria Bar AssociationOxfam NovibYOUTH FOUNDATION 4 DEV EDUC&LEADERSThe actors are youth-focused and youth-led organisations with a cumulative of 26 years of experience working in the youth space in Nigeria. YouthHubAfrica (Youth Foundation for Development, Education <(>&<)> Leadership) founded in 2011 is a platform for young people in Africa involved in social change to interact, learn and collaborate in new, creative and easy ways. YHA is a youth advocacy and policy-oriented organization based in Abuja, Nigeria, but programming into Africa and beyond. YouthHubAfrica had in recent timesbuilt communities of young advocates; emerging feminists; journalists community of practices; and rights defenders who use their existing platforms to advocate for sustainable development within their communities. Onelife Initiative for Human Development, founded in 2014 is a non-profit organisation based in Oyo and Ekiti State that envisions a generation of young people enjoying improved quality of life and playing active roles in Nigeria’s development. Through its Governance and Policies desk, Onelife Initiative believes the youth population in Nigeria is the largest and leaving them illiterate about civic processes is dangerous for democracy. The organisation uses in-depth research, and knowledge networks to help young people make sense of government processes and systems by providing simplified information to them through easy-to-access channels. The Foundation for Investigative Journalism is an independent not-for-profit organization that combats injustice, holds power to accountand speaks for the voiceless. Founded by ‘Fisayo Soyombo in June 2020, the organization seeks to uncover the truth by bypassing officialdom and neutralizing propaganda, and making it accessible to the public in a way that eases and influences their everyday decision making. Cedar Seed Foundation runs with a mission of facilitating an enabling environment and providing services that support disabled people in Nigeria. It does this primarily through promotion of awareness on the rights of persons with disabilities and collaboration with key stakeholders in establishing linkages for access to social services The collaboration is inspired by the diversity and varied niche that these 4 partners bring to the consortium in the youth-led and youth-focused space, and the community of Persons Living with Disability. YouthHubAfrica is able to bring its rich experience in policy and strategic advocacy for issues concerning young people to the table. Onelife Initiative bearssound experience in working with marginalized youths at the grassroot level with its deep use of local radio stations to expand itsreach. Foundation for Investigative Journalism bears the imprint of an investigative journalist of repute now working in cohort with a team of young journalistswho are using investigative approaches to exhume social injustices. Cedar Seed Foundation’s dense interaction and understanding of the special needs and rights of persons with disability is also in this blend. YouthHub Africa has had its work supportedby the UNFPA, UN Women, Malala Fund and other international non-profits. Onelife Initiative has had its work sponsored by Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, Amplify Change UK, Wallace Global Fund and a number of local organisations. FIJ has also experienced fundingsupport from OSIWA.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation20000 20000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYOUTH FOUNDATION 4 DEV EDUC&LEADERSStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05246-12:NGOxfam NovibThis action is being led by a consortium of Youth and students advocates for development initiative, The People’s Conscience and Eagle Post. “No Dey Give; Follow Traffic Rules” project aims to raise citizens’ awareness on the menace of extortion of Nigerians by the police <(>&<)> how it is connected with police brutality and galvanize citizens to move from bystanders to activists against extortion of road users by the police and sustain the call for increased welfare and funding of the police. The project will carry outthe following actions to achieve these goals: ● Carry out strategic advocacy visits. ● Engage relevant stakeholders through dialogue. ● Carry out sensitization workshops for road transport workers. ● Embark on motor parks outreaches. ●Radio talk shows and jingles. ● Establish a public complaint log. Through the above actions the project is expected to yield the following results: ● Increasednumber of citizens who are aware of the link between extortion and police brutality and join in the fight against extortion and brutality. ● Increased number of citizens who obey traffic rules. ● Increased number of citizens who fight against extortion and advocate for improved welfare of the police and police accountability.Oxfam NovibYOUTH&STUDENTS ADVOCATES 4 DEV INITThe actors involved are: Youth and students advocates for development initiative, The People’s Conscience and Eagle Post. Youth and Students Advocates for Development Initiative started as a student organization at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (South east Nigeria). It was incorporated by the Corporate Affairs Commission in November 2010. The organization is concerned with building networks and social movements that will usher in the much desired social change in Nigeria through advocacy, trainings, public awareness programmes, research, dialogue and public interest litigations. Over the years, YSAD INITIATIVE has taken some bold steps towards nation building. We have featured severally on 'Bridges,' an NTA Network Talk Show discussing issues of national importance. YSAD Initiative has also been a voice against extortion and police brutality in Nigeria. Before the eruption of the ENDSARS protest, YSAD hadwritten to the Nigerian President on the issue of widespread extortion with impunity on Nigerian roads demanding that the IGP be relieved of his appointment to serve as a deterrent to the Police Force. The People’s Conscience is a credible print media with bias for courageous and objective journalism. It is a bi-weekly tabloid based in south east and covers news events in the zone and beyond. Eaglepost on the other hand is a blog that promotes socio-political and economic awareness using the tools of modern information dissemination. It has its focus mainly on south east Nigeria, especiallyAbia and Anambra states. EaglePost is on a mission to enlighten, update and bring to the consciousness of its audience, the importance of getting involved in public affairs, fighting injustice, believing in themselves and never to give up irrespective ofwhat obtains presently. Their links with south east Nigeria and individual past experiences on the activities of the police and other law enforcement agents in the zone, individual desire for orderliness and the need to enlighten citizens is where ourpriorities and objectives overlap. They believe that working together on this project will enable them take advantage of their individual experiences and strengths to contribute towards addressing the issues raisedby ENDSARS protest and make the societybetterMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation19907 19907 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19907Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYOUTH&STUDENTS ADVOCATES 4 DEV INITStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05249-12:PHOxfam NovibThe project serves as the Linking and Learning facilitation/platform for the extension phase of Voice in the Philippines. The aim of the project is to build the Voice community and foster meaningful collaboration among partners rooted in values of inclusion and intersectionality. Recognizing the challenges that rapidly emerged in 2020, YGOAL believes that the work of sustaining a community that will push for inclusive participation will be more challenging. But it is a journey that YGOAL is eager to embrace. Being the Linking and Learning facilitator in the Philippines for the past two years gave YGOAL the experience to dive deeper into the complex issues of the rightsholder groups.Oxfam NovibYGOAL Inc.YGOAL is a social enterprise providing consultancy services specializing in program development, training and development and impact assessment. The organization was established in April 2013 whose founders are composed of professionals working with corporations,civil society organizations, and government. YGOAL has a total of 55 consultants who are matched with the needs of the clients which include but are not limited to NGOs, academe, government agencies, local government, business sector and faith-based organizations YGOAL is ENABLING ORGANIZATIONS. It is creating a stronger affinity between organizations and the communities they serve by conceptualizing programs that enable organizations to meet certain needs and fulfill their objectives. YGOAL is ENGAGING PEOPLE. It is all about engaging people and helping them improve their knowledge, skills and attitude by designing and conducting trainings thatare experiential in nature. YGOAL is ACHIEVING RESULTS. It is ensuring that programs are delivering real and tangible results andthat it have mechanisms that identifies potential areas for improvement and key learning points.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation42871 42871 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 42871Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYGOAL Inc.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Linking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNL-KVK-27108436-A-05248-14:PHOxfam NovibThe Department of Agrarian Reform launched the Support to Parcelization of Lands for Individual Titling Project (SPLIT) in October 2020, which will grant individual titles to collective CLOA holders as mandated under CARP within three years. But land rights groups, like ORKALEFF and KAISAHAN, caution DAR to first ensure that ARBs are not vulnerable to pawning or selling their land and are capable to make their land productive. In Leyte, SPLIT targets 3,000 collective CLOAs awarded to farmers now in their 60s or mid-50s ordeceased. Some may be unable to farm but with heirs who can continue farming their land. It is crucial that these ARBs retain land ownership, especially now with the economic pressures from the COVID-19 pandemic. How will the SPLIT project involve these ageing farmers and their heirs given COVID-19 restrictions for senior citizens and mass gatherings? ORKALEFF and KAISAHAN targets to influence DAR to ensure that ageing ARB members and their heirs are qualified to benefit from the SPLIT project, are not disenfranchised, and understand the repercussions of individual titling under SPLIT on their land rights. Specifically, it targets the following: 1. Local and national criteria and processes for the validation and prioritization of beneficiaries under the SPLIT project are influenced in favor of the qualified ageing ARBs and youth heirs. 2. Ageing ORKALEFF members and youth heirs are not disenfranchised or forced into parcelization by the SPLIT processes. 3. Clearer policies on ARB succession in collective EPs/CLOAs and policy or government directives on the provision of support services to ARB SPLIT beneficiaries are issued. The project will focus on ORKALEFF members in Ormoc City and Kananga and KAISAHAN partner ARB organizations in municipalities of Capoocan and Alangalang in Leyte. Other key actors are DAR, concerned agencies and CSO advocates.Oxfam NovibOrmoc-Kananga Leyte Farmers FederatORKALEFF is instrumental in the successful installation of 377 CLOA holders to a total area of 446.5217 hectares in Ormoc and Kananga, Leyte. Ever since its establishment in 2017, the federation assisted its members in fast-tracking their installation with DAR, as well as in monitoring land rights-related cases. The federation also mobilized to show solidarity and provide assistance to agrarian reform beneficiaries in every installation activity, along with other key institutions such as DAR, PNP, KAISAHAN, DRR, DOH, DSWD, CHR, and the Ombudsman. The federation#s support for the agrarian reform beneficiaries extended to post-installation activities, as an effort to protect the gains of agrarian reform. ORKALEFF ensured that the awarded lands are productive by promoting multi-cropping and being a conduit to access various support services from public and private providers. Through ORKALEFF, the installed ARBs received the following: # Farm equipment o Farm truck (1 unit) o Kubota tractor (1 unit) o Thresher (7 units) o Land Master (6 units) o Carabaos (5 heads) o Farm ducks (100 heads) o Cultivator (2 units) o Water pumps (4 units) # Training sessions on farm technology # Mushroom production training and capital build-up # Various farm inputs With ORKALEFF#s efforts, the ARBs, who are rice farmers, get at least 120 sacks of rice per hectare as their average gross yield every harvest. The other farmers (who were former farmworkers), on the other hand, started earning income from multi-cropping in their awarded lands and from mushroom production. With thesechanges, the farmers were able to pay their loans, provide food security for their families, improve their houses, and get better access to health and education. One of our members also got legally married with his partner because he finally had the money to do so. In short, the federation has contributed in the land rights advocacy in the province of Leyte, and in improving the quality of life of its members.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation30203 30203 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30203Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOrmoc-Kananga Leyte Farmers FederatStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05256-14:UGOxfam NovibSee A-06357-02Teens up now project seeks to clearly lift the power of teens through participatory strategies and processes to; influence newly elected leaders’ policies, practices, and behaviours to consider teens as equal citizens. It will create a platform where teens have opportunity to engage, advocate and demand for what belongs and suits them. The 2021 general elections in Uganda provides a timely ‘teens up now’ action. Time is now that teens get up to push for tackling discrimination, injustices and unfairness. They ought to challenge the errors and omissions created by leaders with the pretext that they know it all for the teens. This demographic bulge of 77% aged below 25 years is a time bomb. Worse still these live at the margins of society. Majority of them miss participation in policy formulation and decision making. In Mubende district teens are not aware that important political decisions and priorities are derived from community level to district and national level leadership. They rarely participate and never involved incurrent political spaces. Their peculiar needs are rarely considered in budgets. Policies are passed and delivered without their participation. They need information and knowledge on budgetary, planning and decision-making processes. Their voices are overshadowedby the rich and ‘political elites’ on the pretext that when they question the decisions or contradict the views of the rich, they will lose their advantage and support from the rich. Teens up now project will breakthe silence of teens from village to district level governance accountability participation and performance through building civic consciousness and grass rooting their activism. Teens will be motivated to organise themselves into self-inspired groups ready to demand and task local leaders into teens involvement in political processes. The teens influencing actions will be blended with participatory theatre.Oxfam NovibSORAK DEVELOPMENT AGENCYSORAK Development Agency is a registered Ugandan Local grass root based NGO with registration number 8726 .In 2003, the organization beginnings were motivated by a study conducted on the Gender based violence and HIV/AIDs among rural women in Mubende. At least 90% of the women interviewed had been battered and lived in abusive marriages. SORAK started by addressing issues of gender-based violence and HIV/AIDS. SORAK is a women led and focused organisation that started as a research and capacity building organisation from2003 to 2010. SORAK begun implementing community and vulnerable persons focused programmes in 2010 and has since then implemented about 14 grass root focused projects. These target women, girls, youth, children, PWDs and a few men. SORAK cherishes participatory approaches to programming with emphasis to mainstreaming gender, HIV and AIDS, key population as well as disability. 2. ACHIEVEMENTS What have been the principal results in the past three years that contribute to significant, structural, sustained and positive improvement in the lives of men, women, girls and boys suffering from poverty, injustice, insecurity and exclusion? SORAK with support attained from various partners in the past three years has had the following key achievements between 2015- 2017. 1. Trained 6 women, 3 men, 09 boys and 21 girls in reusable sanitary pad making, sex and gender education to 600 girls 300 boys. This has increased opportunities to disadvantaged girls to remain at school during theirmenstruation period. 2. Constructed a 100,000 litre capacity Ferro cement roof water harvesting tank at Precious child learning centre. This has improved access to safe water for 443 orphans and vulnerable children at SORAK founded infant and primary school. The neighbouring community of men, women and girls also get water from this tank hence reducing the incidence of enteric diseases in the community. 3. With funding from USAID UGANDA and UK aid built the capacity of 150 women, 150 youths and 120 PWDsin local government budgeting and planning process; sensitized 450 women, 450 youths and 120 PWDs on their role in ensuring good governance, accountability and transparency. This has kept local leaders including technical service providers and policy makers on their heels to ensure that they deliver accountable service delivery. 4. With Positive Action For children Fund UK (PACF) funding SORAK has provided HIV and SRHRs information to 14000 in schools adolescents, 5000 out of school adolescents and 6000 adults via participatory theatre. Another 80 HIV Positive and pregnant and breastfeeding mothers havebeen supported with start-up grants to enhance their adherence to PMTCT. 5. Established an OVCs primary school that has provided access to educationto805 children ( 60% girls 40 boys ) between 2011 to date 6. Acquired networks and alliances with Dutch SRHRs funded partners among others. 7. Joined partnerships and networks with national level advocacy organizations in the field of budget, health andSRHRs advocacy. 8. SORAK was in 2016 acknowledged as a key player and development partner in Mubende district local government. With support from AmplifyChange, her contribution was documented in the 2017/18 development planning and budgeting process. 9.SORAK programme staff were admitted in the district head managed WhatsApp group comprising of more than 100 key stakeholders inclusive of political, technical, religious, security ,justice ,law and order sector, private and NGOs/CSOs leaders at local, district and national level. This provides an opportunity to share concerns and issues at a click and all responsibility holders are put in the knowwithin less than a day. 10. SORAK registered an infant and primary schools that advocates for children rightsthrough a demonstration model. OVCs including children affected by HIV and Children living with disability are hosted at the school. The school has improved access to education 835 OVCs at SORAK founded Precious child learning center-nursery and primary school. 11. SORAK has become a household name in Mubende district. It also a member of Civil society budget advocacy group and is a coordinator of over 17 CSOs in Mubende district. 12. Amplified voices of over 20,000 #in school# adolescents raising awareness in the dangers of child marriage .In relation SORAK has reached 2532 boys and 2731girls with SRHRs promotion protection information; Another 650 women and 108 commercial sex workers were also reached building their capacity and attaining enhancedability to report and prevent SRHRs abuse. 13. Managesa teen led Participatory theatre group known and recognized district wide for her ability to engage through infotainment. 14. Promoted safe sanitation and hygiene practices with the chlorine generatorinnovation invented by untapped shores to 12340 persons including 11030 school children via participatory theatre. 15. Introduced lemon grass production and established a lemon grass essential oils distiller currently benefiting 125 households comprisedof80 vulnerable women headed households, 20, elderly and 25 youth headed households. Introduced the commercialization of lemon grass growing for essential oils distillation to 80 women-PHAs, widows and single mothers. 16. Our advocacy effortscontributed to policy change towards TB/HIV in Mubende District. (www.stoptb.org/global/awards/cfcs/grants.asp). 3. INSTITUTIONAL PURPOSE The Vision: SORAK is guided by the Vision: Improved quality of life for vulnerable women, youth and children in Uganda; Mission Statement: And the mission; to improve lives of vulnerable women, youth and children through strategic and sustainable livelihood, health, education and human rights interventions in Uganda Mission: What is the current purpose of the organisation? Our efforts are concentrated on vulnerable populations and critical issues affecting the health and education systems and women empowerment in Uganda particularly targeting women, children, orphans, minorities, Persons living withTB/HIV/AIDs, persons with disabilities, and issues surrounding rights and living conditions with participatory programming on ;Women Economic Development; TB/HIV, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Environment, Water and Sanitation; Advocacy, Good Governance <(>&<)> Disability rights; Education; Research<(>&<)> Learning Institutional objectives: What are the principal changes the organisation seeks to achieve over the long term? SORAK#s areas of focus include; Women Economic Development; TB/HIV, Sexual and Reproductive Health,Environment, Water and Sanitation; Advocacy, Good Governance <(>&<)> Disability rights; Education; Research<(>&<)> Learning. SORAK#s overriding strategies include; Serving the community, running the organisation and developing employees; with the Strategic objectives; # To improve women, youth conditions; # To reduce stigma <(>&<)> discrimination among PHAs, key population and PWDs; # To improve SRHRs of vulnerable persons; # Improve <(>&<)> strengthen Education, Promote women, child <(>&<)> PwDs rights and Promote good governance Field(s) of activity: What are the principal thematic and geographic areas in which the organisation works? Who are the social actors that benefit from the work? SORAK#s areas of focus as per strategic plan include; Women Economic Development; TB/HIV, Sexual and Reproductive Health, Environment, Water and Sanitation; Advocacy, Good Governance <(>&<)> Disability rights; Education; Research<(>&<)> Learning. SORAK efforts are concentrated on vulnerable populations and critical issues affecting the health andeducation systems and women empowerment in Uganda particularly targeting women, children, orphans, minorities, Persons living with TB/HIV/AIDs, persons with disabilities, and issues surrounding rights and living conditions. These activities are implemented inUganda with the current focus in Mubende and Kampala district, with occasional activities across the country. This is possible through partnerships. 4. STRATEGIC POSITIONING Analyse the environment in which the organisation works? Whoare the otherrelevant social actors,including government and business, and what roles do they play? #In this context, what is unique about the position of the organisation? SORAK works within her mandate and legal framework established by governmentOf Uganda. Herprogramme areas work within the frame work of government of Uganda laws, policies and regulations. Our programmes have been aligned to national and international development and legal frameworks for instance the National Development Programme (NDP11), the National Gender Policy, the Children statute, the disability Act, the UNCRP, CEDAW among others. The key actors in SORAK day to day programming include; The primary targeted beneficiaries including women, men, youth, girl#s children,PWDs and key population. Others include; the government agencies and representatives like the national women council, the relevant ministries, and the subnational and local governments. These are represented by both the technical service implementers and policymakers. SORAK also relates with private, business and CSO actors. Here SORAKis able to relate as both an active coalition member and a beneficiary of the services provided by private business actors. Each of the above actors plays a uniqueand respectiverole.Forinstance the primary actors contribute and participate greatly in programme designing and implementation. They are active players in the entire programme cycles SORAK programmes. Government agencies and representative play a conducive programme managementsetting role. They help is setting up a regulatory operational environment .They also provide the badly needed support supervision and monitoring and also participation in programme implementation which are crucial forsustainability of SORAKprogrammes. On the other hand, whereas SORAK would be eager to play active role in rights promotion and protection, some limitations inhibit the successful conduct of our programmes. For instance failed and poor accountable service delivery and failed democratic governance. This is further illustrated by the recent legislation of repressive laws on freedom to assembly and associate. There are also laws and policies that hinder free exercise freedoms and rights like SRHRs. For example right to safe abortion, rights for one to choose a sexual and reproductive life to live among others. The environment is further becoming restrictive to imposed taxation to social media like face book, WhatsApp, etc. This is seen as an intended ploy to failfreedom of communication. The position of SORAK is unique in the way that she has been able to position herself to the extent of winning acceptance fromboth the primary, secondary and tertiary actors.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to social and political participation42285 42285 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 42285Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESORAK DEVELOPMENT AGENCYCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05257-11:UGOxfam NovibLegal Aid Service Providers Network Uganda (LASPNET) is a Non-Government Organization established in April 2004 to provide a collaborative framework and strategic linkages for Legal Aid Service Providers (LASPS) in the country. On this Voice linking and learning project, LASPNET will partner with Strategic Link (SL) Consult Limited (a consultancy firm with technical expertise) to advance the use innovative approaches to linking and learning that will not only amplify voices of the marginalised groups butalso build capacity of the different grantees involved to support delivery of high-quality, data-driven interventions by the grantees. LASPNET thematic areas i.e. capacity building, lobbying and advocacy, networking and partnership, research and documentation as well as information/ data management; are all vital and well aligned to the work that the Voice linking and learning project wants to promote among grantees i.e. connecting the grantees, creating a linking and learning environment and documentation and knowledge management. With the experience and expertise gained over the years supporting various stakeholders in Uganda, LASPNET will leverage on the experience of Strategic Link Consult (SL) Consult Uganda to bring quality to the capacity building interventions through use of more innovativeapproaches such as Visualisation in Participatory Programs (VIPP) which will enlist more participation of women, youth, persons with disabilities and marginalised groups such as LGBTs in influencing their learning agendas.Oxfam NovibLEGAL AID SERVICE PROVIDERS NETWORKLASPNET was registered in 2004 as an NGO as to provide a collaborative framework and strategic linkages for Legal Aid Service Providers (LAPS) in the country. The founders were heads of Legal Aid service providers who Included Foundation for Human rights Initiative, Legal Aid Clinic of Law Development Centre, FIDA #U. The Network that has membership of 52 organizations across 70 districts.Through its membership, LASPNET provides a collective voice, to engage the sector on access to justice issuesthrough aimed at improving service delivery in the justice system. The Network is established and governed by a General Assembly comprised of Legal Aid Service Providers from which the Board of Directors is elected every two years to provide oversight and policy implementation. The Executive Director who heads the Secretariat works closely with the Board of Directors in policy and institutional governance to facilitate management of programmes and operations of the Network. LASPNET#s strength lies in the diverse membership and numbers spread across regions; system structures and tools like IIMS as well as our networking and collaborative platforms. LASPNET champions three critical aspects of coordination: i. A collective role of bringing together different LASPs in solidarity for strategizing, sharing lessons and experiences, while minimizing duplication; ii. A capacitating role of ensuring improved quality standards among LASPs but also linking international / regional developments on legal aid to national interventions; iii. A supportive role of documenting, providing needed feedback, and amplifying voice on key issues regarding access to justice and legal aid at regional and national levels. The LASPNET programme framework mainly focuses on improving the quality, capacities, and standards of LASPs in Uganda as well as building the much-needed voice on pertinent issues and sustain institutional linkages with state actors so as to effectively complement government#s efforts in enhancing access to justice for the poor, marginalized, and vulnerable persons. Integrating Gender. LASPNET is an equal employer which doesn#t discriminate against any gender. Both male and female are given equal opportunityduring recruitment processes. For example, there are currently 12 female and 9 male staff. Under governance, the AGM amended the constitution to mainstream gender and ensure gender parity. There are currently 4 female and 6 male members on the board in addition to having a gender cluster which advocates for gender-based issues. More still, the organization supports youth as volunteers and interns through mentorship and coaching programmes as well as employing them when opportunities arise. 2. ACHIEVEMENTS What have beenthe principal results in the past three years that contribute to significant, structural, sustained and positive improvement in thelives of men, women, girls and boys suffering from poverty, injustice, insecurity and exclusion? For over 10 years the network hasgrown into a formidable platform of a group of NGOs that has excelled in research, lobbying and advocacy as well as facilitating capacity building to promote rule of law, good governance and access for justice for most poor and vulnerable through provision oflegal aid services and empowerment of rights holders. Its achievement include Research <(>&<)>Documentation LASPNET has conducted evidence based researches such as the 2004 and 2009 baseline surveys on legal aid service ; a report released in December 2015 on Poverty, Marginalization and Vulnerability in the context of Access to Justice ; has undertaken a cost benefit analysis on legal aid to weigh the benefits of legal service to all Ugandans, Cost Benefit Analysis of the National legal aid policy(2016) as well as research on Poverty, Marginalization Vulnerability in Access to Justice in Uganda(2015),Documentation of Good Practices of Child Friendly Justice(2015) ,Child Friendly Legal Aid Manual (2016),Monitoring and Evaluation Training of Trainers Manual(2017); Community Based Paralegal Training of Trainers Manual (ongoing)Tool kit and posters on broad themes on access to justice(on going); whistleblower s manual(on going), Access to Justice trends Report 2017 and Monitoring corruption Report 2017 amongothers . Through research and documentation issues hindering access to justice and promotion of rule of law such corruption an institutional barriers to justice are brought to the fore for JLOS consideration. Such information is disseminated at forums like working group and committees of JLOS to which LASPNET represented, as well as at the LASPNET convened National level activities such as the Annual Access to Justice Conference. Resolution and information from the Conferences is utilised to contribute to institutional process reforms related to access to justice at National and sub-national level. Networking <(>&<)>Partnership LASPNET has effectively galvanized efforts to LASPs to provide outreach activities like Legal aid open weeks. In addition and as a result of its networking and partnerships, engagements, LASPNET has been able to partner with the Uganda Court bailiffs Association to support execution of cases for the poor and vulnerable; under the coalition in Support of the independence ofthe Judiciary(CISJI) together with six other organizations which include: Foundation for Human Rights Initiative (FHRI), Center for Public Interest Law (CEPIL), Anti-Corruption Coalition Uganda (ACCU), Chapter Four Uganda, the Uganda Association ofWomenLawyers (FIDA-Uganda) and Uganda Law society (ULS) made a case for increased funding of the judiciary to the Legal and Parliamentary Affairs Committee upon which the budget was increased to cater for computerization of court and case backlog reduction;withthe Equal Opportunities Commission under which both institutions will jointly conduct activities aimed at furthering the fulfilment of each other#s mandate through legal awareness and sensitization, popularizing themandates of both institutions,case referrals, representing applicants at EOC tribunal sessions, joint lobbying and advocacy for improved legal and policy framework, among others; with National Social Security Fund(NSSF) 's legal services department joint conduct quarterly legal aid clinics, case referral, legal advice and joint sensitization and awareness raising sessions on legal aid and relevant benefits to citizens such as through legal aid clinic. LASPNET participates in many national and regional based advocacy anddialogue meetingsconvened by various partners and makes contribution as participants, facilitator and or presenter on issues majorly those related to human rights, legal aid and access to Justice. Lobbying<(>&<)> Advocacy LASPNET has supported tracking and analyzing government policies that are developed in various levels to ensure legal aid services are properly captured. Some of the targeted policies and legal framework include the National legal Aid Policy and Law and Administration of Justice Bill. In addition, and in collaboration with the Uganda Child Rights NGO Network (UCRNN) LASPNET was at the fore front of advocating amendment of the children# act. Furthermore, LASPNET is on the Steering committee for JLOS Justice for Children programme. Also LASPNET is a member of the taskforce developing standard operating procedures for victim friendly justice to support child witnesses and victims of Sexual and Gender Based Violence. LASPNET in conjunction with FIDA held a National Dialogue on the Revolving Status of theMarriage and Divorce Bill. In conjunction with the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development, Save the Children and UCRNN organized a NationalChild Justice Conference and parallel session on child justice for victims of violence. Also, LASPNEThas created awareness through several media campaigns and engagements creates awareness of all legal aid services among the public especially the poor, disabledand marginalized people LASPNET has six cluster groups an arrangement that allows LASPs workingin specific cross cutting issues to deliberate in emerging issues in the specific areas. These cluster groups include: Land Justice; Child Justice, Gender Justice; Criminal Justice; Traditional and Social Justice. Within this realm, LASPNET synchronizes the execution of shared activities among LASPs with major emphasis on improving the quality of service delivery, monitoring and evaluation frameworks, supporting policy reform, capacity building initiatives, and promoting evidence based advocacy in setting the legal aid agenda, gender and child justice. For example the gender justice cluster has been at the fore forefront of advocacy efforts of the domestic relations act and the marriage and divorce bill. To this end and given its experienceinaccessto justice and advocacy for rule of Law, LASPNET has been recognized as formidable civil society organisation in the area of partnership and collaboration as as evidenced with the recent Annual recognition award from the JLOS sector on#Partnershipand corroboration award 2016.# and community excellency award in Networking and Coordinating Legal aid service providers in 2017 from Muslim Centre for Justice and Law This recognition is informed by a series of engagement dialogues, meetings and research whichamong other include bringing to fore issues of access to justice and rule of law as well as advocating for the adoption of a National legal Aid Policy (NLAP). Information Data Management LASPNET#s coordination platform enables members to have a collective voice on the issues of access to Justice and legal aid service provision in Uganda; the spread of network across the country provides support and advocacy intervention from bottom level to top. The platform also provides a forum to enhance the capacity of LASPs to provide professional quality service. Furthermore, LASPNET has an electronic based system of collecting and analysing information called the Integrated Information Management System (IIMS). LASPNET#s IIMs is the standard casemanagementsystem that has improved the capacity of legal aid service providers to manage information through storage, reference and moderate reporting with trends analysis The development, hosting and nurturing of the IIMS has provided a platform for LASPNET to spearhead use of information technology to improve service delivery as well as to expand research and referral mechanism as well as offer basic legal advice through the social web application module. Therefore this provides LASPNET with opportunity to continue innovating and making it user friendly with wider outreach to enable timely, and effective provision of the services to the poor and vulnerable. In addition, the incorporation of the electronic standardized Means and Merit Test and a Client satisfaction survey to the IIMS to assess the impact and nature of services provided by the LASPs has enabled improvement in services delivery by LASPs and aided to analyze case trends in the justice system with a view to informing intervention and policy changes appropriately. Also a sub-module to capture outreach activities of LASPs, GIS module that enables the location referral of clients to NGOs and JLOS service delivery points and one that enables standardized modes of reportinghas been incorporated. This component will be linked to the JLOS information management system and ease tracking cases and to assess effectiveness and efficiency of the JLOS system. Capacity Building LASPNET has had a leverage in capacity building for legalaid service standards in Uganda through assessing needs and leveraging on the capacity development strategy to facilitate a number of trainings such as the, Trail Advocacy, Monitoring and Evaluation, Labour rights, Disability rights, Mediation, child justice, Plea bargaining amongst others. Additionally, LASPNET conducted a gender audit (gender analysis (across the membership with the objective of exploring and analyzing its effectiveness in carrying out the steps necessary for engendering its Programmes and projectsandmainstreaming it into all its institutional activities this informed the Gender training. Through The various trainings Members have been able to acquire skills on how to align their organizational development with developingfundraising and sustainabilitystrategies, gender analysis and reporting among the LASPs, institutional governance and accountability, results-based management framework and evidence-based advocacy approaches. LASPNET and itsexpert members have been part of the Judicial StudiesInstitute training team which trained judicial officers and other JLOS stakeholders like Police on administering child friendly procedures for JLOS; presented on the role of magistrates in the protection ofchild rights;facilitated induction trainingfor newly appointed judicial officers; training of Law development centre on legal aid and Probono as well as police on gender-based violence related issues. Additionally, LASPNET has been part of the team that developed diversion guidelines for Uganda.To theabove capacity building initiatives LASPNET has database of over fifteen experienced and highly qualified trainers and researchers available to be engaged to undertake any training both at national and community levels. 3. INSTITUTIONAL PURPOSE TheVision: A FREE AND JUST SOCIETY Mission Statement: To provide a platform for effective networking and collaboration to enhance legal aid service delivery and access to justice by the most vulnerable and marginalised people. Mission: What is thecurrent purpose of the organisation? Strategic objectives. 1. Strengthen advocacy for supportive enactment and implementation of legal aid harmonised legal and policy framework. 2. Promote research and knowledge management to supportevidence-based programming and advocacy for legal aid and access to justice. 3. Enhance networking and coordination of LASPs professional standards, collective voice and advancing the legal aid and access to justice agendas. 4. Strengthening institutional development ofLASPNET through effective and efficient functional organisational systems that provide sustainability. Institutional objectives: What are the principal changes the organisation seeks to achieve over the long term? 1. Harmonised legal and policyframework providing for Legal aidand access to justice for the poor vulnerable and Marginalised 2. Evidence based legal aid and access to justice programming and advocacy 3. Effective and efficient networking and collaboration among LASPsand JLOS 4.A dynamic and efficient institution Field(s) of activity: What are the principal thematic and geographic areas in which the organisation works? Who are the social actors that benefit from the work? The principal thematic areas are: # Use of thehuman rights-based approach throughout LASPNET#s programming andinterventions # Evidence based planning and advocacy using research, best practices and models # Gender mainstreaming to promote non-discrimination # Access to legal aid andjustice through JLOS services by the most vulnerable people and communities # Networking and collaboration as the backbone of advocacy and service provision Geographically, LASPNET operates nationally with its membership extending to different regions in the countrynamely; central, western. Northern and eastern. Focus is given to areas where rights violations and abuse are prone such as: Acholi sub-region (Amuru), Albertine graben, where land grabs, child abuse and gender-based violence are wide spread. The most poor and vulnerablecommunities in Uganda benefit the most from LASPNET and its members# work. 4. STRATEGIC POSITIONING Analyse the environment in which the organisation works? Who are the other relevant social actors, including government and business, and what rolesdo they play? #In this context, what is unique about the position of the organisation? LASPNET works within a CSO context collaborating, partnering and networking with like-minded organisations as well as with the Justice Law and Order Sector through variousworking groups in the areas of criminal , family, land Justice as well as legal aid service provision and the rule of law Other relevant social actors that the Network works with through networking and partnershipsinclude: the UgandaCourt bailiffs Association to support execution of cases for the poor and vulnerable; under the coalition in Support of the independence of the Judiciary(CISJI) together with six other organizations which include: Foundation for Human Rights Initiative (FHRI),CenterforPublic Interest Law (CEPIL), Anti-Corruption Coalition Uganda (ACCU), Chapter Four Uganda, the Uganda Association of WomenLawyers (FIDA-Uganda) and Uganda Law society (ULS) made a case for increasedfunding of the judiciary to theLegal and ParliamentaryAffairs Committee upon which the budget was increased to cater for computerization of court and case backlog reduction; with the Equal Opportunities Commission under which both institutions will jointly conduct activities aimedat furthering the fulfillment of each other#s mandate through legal awareness and sensitization, popularizing the mandates of both institutions, case referrals, representing applicants at EOC tribunal sessions, joint lobbying and advocacyfor improved legal and policy framework,among others; with National Social Security Fund(NSSF) 's legal services department joint conduct quarterly legal aid clinics, case referral, legal advice and joint sensitization and awareness raising sessions on legal aid and relevant benefits to citizens such as through legal aid clinic. LASPNET participates in many national and regional based advocacy and dialogue meetings convened by various partners and makes contribution as participants, facilitator and orpresenter on issues majorly thoserelated to human rights, legal aid and access to Justice among others.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to social and political participation121764 69278 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 69278Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELEGAL AID SERVICE PROVIDERS NETWORK52486 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 52486Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELEGAL AID SERVICE PROVIDERS NETWORKStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05259-08:XAOxfam NovibThis new project is a deepening of "Protection" a 12- month Sudden Opportunity project implemented in 10 French-speaking African countries and ending on 31 March 2021. In Protected and United for Democracy, Tournons La Page aims to promote civic engagement of young people and women while fighting against the criminalisation of pro-democracy activists and creating democratic space in Francophone Africa in 13 countries. To this end, TLP has three complementary components: (1) Supporting and amplifying in each of the coalitions the voices of young people and women who are sidelined from the civic and democratic debate by the regimes in place. Most often,these groups are unaware of the very existence of their rights as citizens. To achieve this result, TLPrelies on its network of nearly 250 organisations that share a common vision and have been raising awareness among young people and women for the past six yearsabout the exercise of their civil and political rights; (2) Conducting advocacy campaigns, based on accurate documentation of stateviolations of fundamental freedoms of citizens, including freedom of expression, peaceful demonstration and assembly, in order to force governments to adopt reforms and/or enforce international standards. This advocacy, common to the 13 coalitions, both physical and digital, is carried out at regional (ECOWAS, ACHPR, etc.) and international (UN, EU, Department of States, etc.) levels. In the event of failure of the dialogue, it includes a judicial component through strategic lawsuits initiated before constitutional courtsand/or supranational jurisdictions. (3) Protecting endangered TLP activists. In the last 12months, no less than 55 TLP activists (or 20% of their membership) have been arbitrarily arrested. Protection actions must be maintained, both preventive (physical and digital security, security plans, counter-reports and campaigns to promote the voice of HRDs/activists) and reactive(legal and material assistance). Considering the countries, it is impossibleto encourage the voice of pro-democracy activists without guaranteeing theirprotection. Moreover, through the activities of the initial project, TLP has demonstrated that its advocacy campaigns have, throughthe visibility they bring to the movement, contributed to the protection of its members. Therefore, it is proposed to amplify the advocacy even further. By raising citizens' awareness of their rights, swelling an active and wide-scale engagement of young people through innovative processes, includingthe use of new technologies, and ensuring the protection of activists, the change expected in the middle-to-long term in French-speaking Africa is ultimately democratic change and the reopening of a civic and political space that is currently extremelylimited.Oxfam NovibAgir Ensemble pour les Droits de l'Established in 1992, Agir Ensemble pour les Droits de l Homme (AEDH) is a non-governmental civil society organisation committed to the defense of the rights and fundamental freedoms enshrined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) and other founding texts, in particular the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights, theEuropean Convention on Human Rights, the Inter-American Convention on Human Rights (Pact of San José), and the International Convention against Torture. Tournons La Page (TLP) is an international movement, composed of more than 250 African human rights organisations united in eight country coalitions (Burundi, Cameroon, Congo, Ivory Coast, Gabon, Niger, DRC and Chad) in coordiation with European allies. The movement aims to promote democratic alternation by non-violent means (advocacy, capacity building, defense of members, citizen mobilisation, among others). As a member of TLP, AEDH is the fiscal host for this project Protected and United for DemocracyMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Africa RegionThe right to social and political participation178306 78183 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 78183Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAgir Ensemble pour les Droits de l'100123 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 100123Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAgir Ensemble pour les Droits de l'Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05259-09:23Oxfam NovibIWRAW AP proposes to partner with AIPP, APNSW, APRRN, APTN, APWWDU represented by STEP, ASC, IDPC Asia and ILGA Asia (ILGA will notreceive financial support, but will contribute network resource and professional support) - eight networks and organisations in Asia advocating for the rights of women facing multiple forms of discrimination. The joint project will aim at strengthening intersectional movement building in Asia as the key to developing transformative advocacy strategies that center the voices and lived experiences of diverse groups of marginalised women and challenge multiple systems of oppression to achieve systemic gender equality. Targetcountries for this project will be Cambodia, Indonesia, the Philippines, India and Pakistan, with regional and global spheres of impact. We have updated our focus countries to include Cambodia and Pakistan and to exclude Nepal and Thailand, as multiple consortiumpartners have strong national partnerships in Cambodia and Pakistan and interest from country partners to engage in this project. Additionally, we sought to prioritise Voice focus countries in the final selection. The project addresses the Voice impact theme: space for political participation and citizen engagement. Over the 33-month period, the project partners will organise online and offline activities to: build our collective capacities on intersectionality theory and practice; understand how to engage in CEDAW advocacy and activism from an intersectional perspective;facilitate capacity buildingand intersectional movement building among national partners in all five target countries; reflect on our experiences of seeking to apply intersectionality in advocacy and movement building, and document these practices; engage in strategising and advocacy planning to offer a collective andsystems response to specific manifestations of gender equality;develop an intersectional feminist, cross-movement advocacy roadmap, addressing issues such as bodily rights, health rights, migrant rights, digital rights,decriminalisation and decarceration; network and build cross-movement solidarity at regional level;support national partners to put into practice collective, intersectional advocacy, research or campaignactions; and create and share knowledge with our movements on practical ways to apply intersectionality in advocacy, movement building and organisational practices, through creative communications. The specific results we will deliver include: Strengthened collective understanding of intersectionality and intersectional feminism among nine key networks and organisations working to eradicate gender inequality in Asia Regional and national cross-movement roadmaps for joint advocacy outlining intersectional entry points for collective action towards eliminating gender inequality Documented good practices and strategies for applying an intersectional approach to eliminating gender inequality in Asia Due to COVID-19 and related restrictions, activities taking place over the first 18 months will be organised virtually. We will strengthen our own capacities to organise online by undergoing training on digital advocacy, and digital and holistic security during the inception phase. In order to overcome challenges to wellbeing and inter-personal connection posed byprolonged COVID-19 measures, we will organise quarterly wellness sessions involving activities such as meditation, online workouts, group discussions, etc. Seeking to ensure accessibility for all, we have dedicated a standard amount in all activitybudgets to meet accessibility needs ranging from audiovisual aids to language interpretation.Oxfam NovibInternational Women's Rights ActionInternational Womens Rights Action Watch Asia Pacific (IWRAW Asia Pacific) was founded in 1993 to work towards the realisation of the human rights of women through the use of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (the CEDAW Convention) and other international human rights instruments. The founders, a group of Asian women, wanted to link activism takingplace at the local level with that at the global level. By understanding and participating in international activities, women working at the local level would be able to monitor and facilitate the implementation of the CEDAW Convention domestically while contributing to standard-setting at the international level. Thirteen years later, IWRAW Asia Pacific works in 14countries in South and Southeast Asia and over 100 countries globally. Phase 1: 1993-1996 In the first four years of its existence, IWRAW Asia Pacific worked towards strengthening national womens groups and alliances in Asia that could carry out and sustain CEDAW Convention-related work. The focus of the activities was centred on creating clarity of concepts pertaining to womens rights, especially the key principles of substantive equality and non-discrimination, state obligation and accountability andthe expanded concept of womens rights as human rights. IWRAW Asia Pacific focused on inspiring womens groups to co-ordinate their work within a rights framework. It began looking at developing methodologies for analysing the various sites of discrimination, for developing holistic measures for achieving de facto equality of women and for training womens rights advocates on the CEDAW Convention and on claiming rights inside and outside courtprocedures. Due to its rights focus, IWRAW Asia Pacific was involved in regional and international advocacy, for instance, in the NGO preparations and participation in the International Conference on Population and Development in 1993, and the World Conference onWomen in Beijing in 1995. Phase 2: 1997-2002 IWRAW AsiaPacific sharpened its approaches in bringing about domestic application of international human rights norms. It continued to prioritise creating and deepening conceptual clarity but now focused also on concretising this conceptual clarity through the development of methodologies for identifying and addressing discrimination against women in its various contexts, i.e. a monitoring tool to assess compliance with the CEDAW Convention, as well as on process and advocacy necessary for holding states accountable for violations. IWRAW Asia Pacific continued to put strong focus on national-level capacity-building through social investigation visits, two regional trainings of trainers, national-level trainings, and issue-based technical assistance, among others.However, as a parallel indispensable strategy, we also facilitated a process by which national groups were able to build their own capacity through research-based advocacy, which also enabled them to participate in regional and international level advocacy. This move was made in the belief that activities at the national and international levels are interlinked and complementary. It ensures the bridging of the disconnect between the activities at the national and international levels. Phase 3: 2003-2005 IWRAW Asia Pacific identified new areas of concern for this phase. At this stage, national groups were much more aware of the importance of the Convention and were engaging in activism at the international level as part of the larger strategy of promotingand claiming womens human rights at the national level. As a result, IWRAW Asia Pacific, in addition to continuing its focus on conceptual clarity and testing methodologies, expanded its work to: - support the international work of its national partnersand constituencies; - sustain advocacy to further understanding and domestic application of the principles of non-discrimination and equality; -focus on providing technical assistance to national womens groups, including those in other regions, instead of organising trainings for them. In this way, local groups take ownership over the program by becoming responsible for securing funding for local costs of the training and crafting their own objectives and vision for the event; and - develop a pool ofresource persons and trainers to assist in our technical assistance and capacity-building work. As the CEDAW Committee and other human rights bodies progressively interpreted human rights standards in ways that complemented and crosscut their areas ofwork,IWRAW Asia Pacific engaged in advancing and integrating womens concerns into all human rights monitoring bodies. Our engagement here included: - enhancing IWRAW Asia Pacificsadvocacy with regard to other treaty bodies, the UN Commission on Human Rights(now the Human Rights Council), and the UN Special Rapporteurs; - integrating information on other major treaties and international and regional mechanisms into our national capacity-building component; - developing a better understanding of womens economic, social and cultural rights; and - strengthening partnerships with mainstream human rights organisations working internationally and regionally. IWRAW Asia Pacific focuses on women and womens NGOs from the South. We work primarily throughcollaborative projects at the international, national and local levels with women activists and NGOs; human rights advocates; lawyers; governments and international organisations. As stated above, one reason for IWRAW Asia Pacifics uniqueness lies in its positioning as an international NGO based in the Global South, rather than in Geneva or New York. This positioning and our close contacts with local NGOs allow us to ground our analytical approach in the realities of NGOs and activists in the South sothat we canbetter address the structural causes that permit the violation of rights. Through this informed approach, we examine underlying causes of rights violations and strengths and weaknesses of State efforts and identify factors that are needed to create a culture of compliance with human rights norms and institutional frameworks and legal instruments that are needed for the administration of justice. This allows us to develop programs that aim at developing the capacity of people to claim rights and strengthenthe institutional framework necessary for this. In addition, the strength of IWRAW Asia Pacifics positioning lies in the fact that we do not take up the causes of national level NGOs, but rather aim to play an enabling and facilitating role tobuild the capacity of local level activists to take up their causes directly and to participate in both their national debates and in international processes. Our programs relating to international human rights norms have brought greater cohesion toactivism at the national level. The presence of national level NGOs at international processes have earned them greater credibility and legitimacywith their own governments. In addition, IWRAW Asia Pacific has a unique position with regard to the Committeeon the Elimination ofDiscrimination against Women (CEDAW Committee), the treaty body that oversees compliance by States parties to the CEDAW Convention,in that the UN Division for the Advancement of Women has named IWRAW Asia Pacific as the official channelforpassing alternative information from NGOs to the CEDAW Committee when those NGOs governments are reporting. This provides IWRAW Asia Pacific with greater insight into the workings of the Committee and gives local NGOs greater access to the Committee and Committee members because they have an international NGO that is advocating for their participation in the CEDAW reporting process. The alternative information provided by national level NGOs institutes a necessary system of checks and balances, strengtheningpolitical constituencies and increasing the demand for greater transparency and accountability from governments.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands South AsiaThe right to social and political participation31359 31359 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 31359Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEInternational Women's Rights ActionStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05259-10:23Oxfam NovibSex worker (SW) communities in the four countries targeted by this project experience endemic levels of human rights violations dueto social, political, and economic environments which foster anti-SW violence. Systemic and institutionalized violence against sex workers (VASW) not only violates SWs’ rights but inhibits the mobilization of SW-led collective action and prevents public health initiatives from achieving robust penetration within SW communities. APNSW aims to strengthen the capacity of SW rights movements to prevent and respond to all forms of violence targeting SW communities by mainstreaming the meaningful involvement and leadership of women and transgender SWs within national, regional, and global movements engaged in CEDAW advocacy. Through this Voice project, APNSW will develop and mobilize broad-based, multi-level movements for SW rights within national and international CEDAW advocacy spaces. APNSW will collaborate with five APNSW member-organizations working in the target countries ofBangladesh, Indonesia, Myanmar and Laos, providing technical assistance for the implementation of community-led activities. Project activities seek to foster the conditions necessary for SWs to realize and assert their power within an environment of respect, equality, justice, inclusion, and dignity. Specifically, APNSW aims to achieve the following project objectives: a) Mainstream the meaningful involvement of SW communities in CEDAW advocacy. b) Empower grassroots movement-building in concert with advocacy directed towards national women and LGBTQ-led organizations. c) Strengthen capacity of SW-led organizations to build strong and influential relationships with governmental, institutional, and community partners for the protection of SW rights. d) Nurture strong partnerships between SW, women, and LGBTQ-led organizations to take collective action in solidarity against human rights violations. e) Mainstream norms which value the meaningful representation and engagement of SWs in international human rights systems, inter-governmental spaces, and throughout movement partnerships and coalitions f) Strengthen the capacity of SW communities and organizations to lead multi-level advocacy campaigns and initiatives for SW human rights. g) Advance the movementfor full decriminalization of SW and SW communities To realise project objectives,APNSW will facilitate the following activities: a) Movement-building activities to strengthen solidarity and mobilize diverse coalitions of SW, women, and LGBTQ-led organizations for the protection of women and transgender SWs’ human rights. b) Organizing and advocacy trainings for SWs in target communities to develop the skills required to build influential relationships with stakeholders and implement successful anti-VASW campaigns. c) Advocacy activities targeting national stakeholders for the full decriminalization ofSW d) Three regional workshops to introduce the project, understand project progress,and measure project outcomes. APNSW anticipates the following changes to the condition of SW rights: a) Increased support for SW rights established within CEDAW advocacy spaces. b) Increased knowledge of SW rights and strategies for their pursuit will empower SW communities in target countries to take action for SW rightsc)Community-led collective action for SW rights will advance the quality of life among SW communities in target countries, particularly in relation to VASW, access to justice, and support for SWs’ self-determination among women and LGBTQ-led human rights organizations at the national, regional and international level.Oxfam NovibAsia Pacific Network of Sex WorkersAPNSW was established by sex workers in 1994 at the International AIDS Conference held in Yokohama, Japan. Over the years, APNSW has successfully reached out to sex workers in over 22 countries, and supported the establishment of new sex worker groups, fostered solidarity between groups, established partnerships with other networks, and formalized itself into a registered organization. The network management is sex worker led, and membership consists primarily of sex worker led organisations. Some civil society organisations who provide rights-based services to sex workers and endorse APNSW’s vision, mission, goals and core values are also members. APNSW plays a key role in identifying and creating opportunities for sex workers, analysing trends, critically assessing new research and policies, and engages in advocacy with relevant decision makers to improve the lives of sex workers in Asia and the Pacific. As a network, much of the Secretariat’s work goes into liaising with members in the region; providing information and feedback, moral and technical support, networking and solidarity building, individual coaching, and skills building. APNSW’s longer term goals are agreed on by a Management Committee (MC), which is elected by and from the membership. The MC agrees on the network’s strategies and policy and programme priorities, and monitors progress. A small Secretariat, based in Bangkok, is responsible for program implementation, coordination, and communication.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands South AsiaThe right to social and political participation57042 57042 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 57042Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAsia Pacific Network of Sex WorkersStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05259-11:23Oxfam NovibThe DeafLoud project aims to bring a stronger and louder voice of deaf people in Vietnam, Laos, and Cambodia at the local, regional,and global levels. In Vietnam, the deaf population is estimated at 2.5 million, while it is around 19 thousand in Laos and51 thousand in Cambodia. Regarding the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD): Cambodia signed (2007) and ratified (2012); Laos ratified in 2009; Vietnam signed (2007) and ratified (2015). However, a gap between such policies and their implementation in reality remains significant: persons with disabilities, including the deaf do not actually benefit from the policies or have opportunities to execute their rights. The needs and issues of the deaf remain invisible to the broader population and largely unaddressed. DeafLoud project will focus on four key issues: (i) the government has some attention on the deaf community however they do not provide full and direct participation of deaf people in policy making process and other projects that impacts deaf people’s lives(Article 24 ”Education” and Article 30“Participation in cultural life, recreation, leisure and sport ”UNCRPD); (ii) lack of opportunities and access in education, employment, training, personal development which limit deaf people to live independently and to stand for themselves (Article 9”Accessibility” UNCRPD); (iiI) lack of safe space to discuss their common issues and capacity to organizethemselves as groups or alliances from making their voices heard (Article 21 “Freedom of expression and opinion, and access to information” UNCRPD); (iv)lack of a strong network in advocating for their rights and make a louder voice The main objectives of DeafLoud project are (i)Empower deaf people in three countries by building skills in sign language, leadership, policy influencing through training,community meetings, public discussion (ii) Amplify the voices of deaf people by providing opportunities for them to share their perspectives through raising awareness campaigns (iii) Build a network of deaf clubs in different regions within the countries and also a network of the deaf community in the Mekong region to bring a stronger voice at the regional level to the global level tofight stigmatization against the deaf In each country, the activities will focus on the important issues relating to the local deaf community. In Vietnam, the project will raise deaf awareness to the government and the public; empower and build a stronger network of deaf clubs throughout the country. In Laos, the need to develop Laotian Sign Language and empower deaf community is essential. More deaf clubs in different provinces will be established to create safe spaces for deaf people. In Cambodia, there is no deaf-led organization or formal group existing yet. With the DeafLoud project, we will work together and share our empowerment journey with Phnom Penh Deaf Club to build on their confidence, leadership skills and be independent to lead their community.Oxfam NovibWomen with Disability Association (The Lao Disabled Women’s Development Centre (LDWDC) was established in 2001 as a non-profit organisation and is registered under the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare. It is run by women with disabilities, primarily for women with disabilities and their families in Lao PDR. The LDWDC developed their strategic plan 2018-2022, which is in the process of finalization. Their vision is to havean inclusive society where people with disabilities are living independently and have equal rights and opportunity of access to healthcare, education, employment and services to enable them to achieve their full potential. Their mission is to empower women with disabilities in Laos to be fully participating and contributing members of the community. Their priorities are to develop the potential of women with disabilities, advocate on behalf of women with disabilities to raise community awareness, provide reliable, sustainable and culturally appropriate client services, and promote growth and sustainability of the organisation through effective resource management. LDWDC provides vocational and life skills training to women with disabilities in the areas of sewing, weaving, recycled paper products, IT, English, social services and development and small business. LDWDC provides training in their centre in Vientiane Capital and short courses in different provinces throughout Laos. The centre of LDWDC is a handicraft production unit that employs around 34 trained women with disabilities. LDWDC supports trained students to find decent work or/and start small businesses. LDWDC expanded its activities to advocacy at national and local levels in relation to gender, disability inclusion, and policy dialogueand legislation development. In their advocacy, they have broadened their scope to include all women, girls, men and boys with disabilities. Over the years, LDWDC staff received a series of capacity development training on relevant topics such as leadership, project management, small business management, health care and reproductive health.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands South AsiaThe right to social and political participation94354 94354 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 94354Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen with Disability Association (Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05259-12:23Oxfam NovibThe main objective of our project is to enable and support women (including transgender women) and young people affected by punitive drug policies in Southeast Asia (Indonesia, Philippines, Malaysia, Thailand and Cambodia), including those who use drugs,are formerly incarcerated and/or do sex work, to take action to generate change in the areas of improved access to justice, health and socialservices, and space for political participation and civic engagement. Our project works towards the longer term objectives of de-carceration and decriminalisation for low-level drug offences (including drug use and possession of drugs for personal use). We want to see improved health and social outcomes for women and young people affected by punitive drug policies,specifically: a.)Increased awareness of their human rights especially the right to health and freedom from arbitrary detention which are violated due to practices such as incarceration being used as the primary method of drug rehabilitation programmes. b)Increased understanding of how to take actions to assert their legal and human rights in relation to health and criminal justice systems, to address problems such as abusive law enforcement practices, disproportionate sentencing and over-incarceration. c) Increased support for gender-sensitive approaches to the design and delivery of harm reduction- and human rights-oriented health and social services for women and girls affectedby punitive drug policies, that acknowledge the multiple forms of gender-based violence they face. The empowerment groundwork that began with the SPIRIT project will be sustained and amplified with the INSPIRE project. We will use intersectional approaches to strengthen and build upon the relationships established amongst women and young people affected by punitive drug policies to increase their capacity to advocate for gender-sensitive and harm reduction-oriented approaches. Specific activities include: 1.Research to better understand the barriers to legal, health and social services accessibility among rightsholder groups to inform country-specificand regional advocacy roadmaps. 2. Capacity-building amongst women and young people to develop skills and strategies to carry out advocacy for decarceration and decriminalisation, including by developing a theory of change-informed advocacy roadmap and advocacy tools that promote understanding of legal and human rights relevant to interactions with the criminal justice system. Some country leads will conduct Training of Trainers workshops with focal points of the rightsholder groups included in this project, who will thenbe able to pass on the increased understanding and skills to members of their communities. 3. Advocacy at country, regional and global (i.e. CEDAW, UPR, ASEAN, Commission on the Status of Women)levels, including making submissions, communications campaigns and engaging in dialogues with decision-makers. 4. Training to ensure access to legal, health and social services for women and young people who face drug-relatedcharges, including provision of paralegal training in Indonesia and the Philippines. 5. Promoting networkingand partnerships at the regional and country levels to support rightsholder groups in seeking improved access to legal, health and social care services.Oxfam NovibBABSEACLEMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands South AsiaThe right to social and political participation88004 88004 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 88004Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBABSEACLE65089 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 65089Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBABSEACLEStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05259-13:14Oxfam NovibLGBTQI organisations in Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda have limited opportunity to speak. When they do, it's vital they have the tools and resources they need to communicate effectively.Data4Change (D4C), with input from Voice Global, will select eight LGBTQI organisations from our existing and trusted partners in target countries to participate in DataWise. Trusted partners from other countries may be included as agreed by D4C and Voice.DataWise empowers grassroots organisations working at the intersection of LGBTQI, women’sand young people’s rights to use data, design, and storytelling to build and strengthen community,inspire action, and hold power toaccount. After participating in DataWise, organisations will: collect and use data to inform and implement innovative advocacy strategies; transfer newly acquired data skills to their own communities using D4C toolkits andresources; and communicate insights from original data and research online and offline to hyper-local, regional, and global audiences. The eight selected organisations will be split into two cohorts of four. Each cohort will complete a full set of activities thatfall under three streams: “collect”, “coach”, and “communicate”.Collect Eight LGBTQI organisations collaborate with D4C data coaches to identify relevant existing data (“datamaps”) and missing data (“data gaps”). Coaches work with each organisation to co-create an innovative, ethical and secure data collection strategy that generates original data about LGBTQI rights. Outputs Eight documentation packs, each including a data capacity assessment, a data maps and gaps profile, and a three-month data collection plan Eight new datasets collected and up to 40relevant open data sources Coach Up to 16 LGBTQI leaders (two per organisation)participate in D4C’s immersive and interactive three-month DataSkills Fellowship. They acquire a foundational understanding of the data workflow (collect, clean, understand,communicate) and apply these skills to create and publish a data project of theirown. They participate in virtual “link and learn”events to share knowledge with their cohorts and they lead in-person Data Skills Bootcamps to transfer knowledge to their communities. They confidently andactively use data insights to create and implementnew 12-month data advocacy strategies for their organisations and create up to two data-driven advocacy outputs each. Outputs 16 LGBTQI leaders participate in three-month fellowship 16 data-driven projects and training diaries Four“link and learn” events80 LGBTQI community members attend Data Skills Bootcamps Eight 12-month data advocacy strategies32 data-driven advocacy outputs Communicate LGBTQI organisations share data insights with diverse audiences from hyperlocal (e.g. their own communities, families) to global (e.g. diplomats, rapporteurs, funders). With D4C data, design and storytelling coaches, each organisation co-creates a series ofonline and offline communications as part of a data-driven‘dispatch’, and contributes to amulti-stakeholder, cross-regional and cross-theme data-driven advocacy campaign that speaks to a global audience. They participate in virtual meetings with international stakeholders, presenting original data on LGBTQI rights and reporting on their countries’ human rights records. Outputs Eight data-driven ‘dispatches’ Two data-driven advocacy campaigns Eight virtual meetings with international stakeholders.Oxfam NovibDATA4CHANGEData4Change was established in 2014 by co-founders Stina Backer, a journalist who has worked for the BBC, The Independent and CNN, and Dr Bronwen Robertson, a researcher and Internet Freedom Fellow. Data4Change is an LGBT-led organisation and our co-founders are women. We support a global network of more than 70 civil society organisations (CSOs) and 200 creatives across 90 countries. We identify in-country and in-region talent to work as coaches on our projects, building their capacity through pairings with industry experts and mentoring from our core team. Initially incubated by Stina and Bronwen within the UK-based nonprofit Small Media Foundation,Data4Change was created to address a number of insights we learned during a large-scale needs assessmentof CSOs in the MENA region as well as of data visualisation and data storytelling professionals (data scientists, data journalists, information designers, graphic designers, data artists and technologists) globally. The needs assessment showed that data visualisation and data storytelling professionals had the appetite and capacity to work on data-driven projects for social good but didn’t know where to start. They wereapprehensive to work on regions or topics they lacked contextual knowledge and experience in and they lacked connections to CSOs who collect data on those topics. The needs assessment found that CSOs working on human rights fell into two groups. The first group had some qualitative and quantitative data, but were not communicating it effectively. The second group had no data experience, but were hungry to work with data as they recognised its power and potential. Both groups lacked the skills, resources, and confidence touse data effectively in their advocacy strategies. To address thesefindings, Stina and Bronwen set up Data4Change, a creative, agile, and scalable solution. We designed a prototype for a data and design sprint format to match data and storytelling professionals with CSOs and tested the first iteration in London in 2014 over a three-day in-person event. We were hooked! Since then we have iterated upon and expanded our model to become a five-day, in-person sprint. We’ve hosted eight in-person sprints so far (London 2014, Beirut 2015, Beirut 2016, Kampala 2017, Beirut 2018, Amman 2018, Nairobi 2019, and Tallinn 2019). In 2020 we couldn’t host an in-person sprint due to Covid-19, so we’ve spent the past 12 months adapting our model to an online format. We’ve received great feedback and we’re excited to apply this approach in DataWise. In 2018, with the blessing and support of Small Media, Data4Change was registered in the UK as a non-profit company. We have since received funding from CIPESA, Small Media, and Omidyar Foundation. Data4Change also provides consultancy services for purpose-driven organisations, and is currently working with Social Media Exchange, Columbia Global Freedom of Expression, and Arab Women Organization of Jordan.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation52726 52726 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 52726Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDATA4CHANGEStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05259-14:23Oxfam NovibThis project aims to increase the social and economic inclusion of LGBTQI people and communities in Cambodia, Indonesia, Lao PDR, Philippines and Thailand through engaging the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the private sector/businesses, and promote diversity and inclusion as reflected in their policies, practices, spaces and activities. Engaging the ADB on LGBTQI is strategic as changes happening in their headquarters can redound to all countries where they operate. Likewise, continuing engagements with the private/business sector is necessary, since evidence shows that LGBTQI people continue to experience exclusion in the workplace. The target solutions include expanding advocacy, awareness raising, community-led research/data generation, capacity strengthening and ensuring that LGBTQI communities are meaningfully involved. APCOM and its country partners will implement advocacy and awareness raising on SOGIESC while also using the World Bank/UNDPLGBTQI Inclusion Index, and push for LGBTQI inclusion targeting the ADB resident missions in the five countries. Moreover, engagements with private sector players who were reached during Finance Inc. pilot project on LGBTQI inclusion will be expanded to other companies and the Chambers of Commerce in the respective countries. Aside from country level interventions, APCOM and its partners will also participate in relevant regional and international venues where LGBTQI economic and social inclusion can be advocated for.Oxfam NovibAPCOMAPCOM was founded in 2007, as a coalition of member governments, UN partners, non-profits and community-based organisations from Asia and the Pacific. The coalition transformed over the years, which led to its registration as a Thai Foundation in 2014 and a new governance structure in 2016 reflecting its nature as a regional community network organisation. APCOM represents a diverse range ofcommunity interests working together to advocate on, highlight and prioritise issues that affect the lives of people regarding their sexual orientation and gender identities # including LGBTQI, men who have sex with men (MSM), hijra and transgender (TG) people and many other expressions of sexual orientation and gender identities. For this project APCOM will work with local organisations in the four countries.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands South AsiaThe right to social and political participation91335 92672 91335 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 91335Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAPCOM92672 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 92672Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAPCOM2994 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2994Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAPCOMStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05259-16:14Oxfam NovibThe purpose of this project/Network is to: 1) Develop a concrete movement of persons with albinism in Africa to drive implementation of the AU’s Plan of Action on albinism (2021-2031). 2) Support a professional Africa-based regional advocacy body at the core of the movement that strategically advocates for the implementation of the Plan of Action at the national level. Priority strategy is the replication of the “Kenya Model” namely the use of advocacy, lobbying and training support to move government and relevant stakeholders to adopt a national action plan on albinism (based on the regional Plan of Action) and with an annual budget to ensure implementation. 3) Promote effective leadership in organizations representing persons with albinism to drive theabove two goals. 4) Producereliable data for decision-making and for driving goals 1 and 2 above. Persons with albinism “don’t die, they disappear.” This is the myth propagated in several African countries, where persecution and discrimination against persons with albinism—who are demonized,dehumanized, and whose body parts are believed to possess magical powers—has spread (from 20 to 29 countries in the last decade). In the past two years, there continues to be reports of violence, including mutilation,and killing, kidnapping, grave desecration and trafficking in body parts of persons with albinism for witchcraft purposes including in countries where such had never/rarely beenreported, for example, Mali, Togo and Zambia. The cross-border nature of these incidents has also been reported. While several civil society organizations, UN mechanisms, and the diplomatic corps are contributing to addressing this issue, these efforts have historically been uncoordinated and ad-hoc. The UN Independent Expert onalbinism, Ms. Ikponwosa Ero (Nigeria), a woman with albinism herself, has, since her appointment in 2015, played a pivotal role in supporting the convening a wide range of actors, supporting national-level grassroots responses to attacks and discrimination,and mounting a game-changing communications strategy that challenges thevery myths and misperceptions upon which the discrimination and attacks are based. She has also led the development of a Regional Action Plan (2017-2021 and monitored online at actiononalbinsim.org). That Plan has guided interventions to date leading to several successful case studies and the reduction of attacks in some countries. Since then, the Expert has successfully lobbied the AU to adopt and extend the Plan to 2031. Thereforein 2019, the African Union Plan of Action was adopted by the Executive Council of the AU with the time frame of 2021-2031. At the same meeting, the AU also decided to appoint a Special Envoy on albinism, an honorary post todrive implementation at high-level meetings and within Member States of the African Union. Several regional outfits have emerged inthe last 5 years to address the human rights violations faced by persons with albinism in Africa but none have been sustained due to lack of support andresources: both technical and financial. All of these will be approached to collaborate in the proposed Network.Oxfam NovibKARAGWE COMMUNITY BASEDMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation59289 59289 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 59289Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKARAGWE COMMUNITY BASEDCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05259-17:17Oxfam NovibDiscrimination based on work and descent (DWD) is estimated to affect over 260 million people worldwide, in Africa, Asia, Europe,South America and North America. In West African countries such as Mali, Mauritania and Niger, this type of discrimination affects communities of ethnic minorities who are considered to be descendants of slaves. This modern day slavery is also linked to crimes such as trafficking, forced labour and forced marriages,among various other manifestations. The Africa Network of Communities Discriminated on Work and Descent and against Slavery (ANDS) is a coalition of like-minded organisations from West Africa, and mentored by Trust Africa and supported by the Global Forum of Communities Discriminated on Work and Descent (GFDWD), and the Social Justice DWD TaskForce of the Global Call for Action against Poverty (GCAP), which aims to empower the groups and communities to bring visibility toend slavery and DWD situation in West Africa. The proposed joint initiative by ANDS, titled ‘People’s movement to end modern day slavery’,through the support of VOICE, AIMS to “build a critical mass-movement lead by rightsholder communities of West African countries of Mali, Mauritania, Niger and Senegal, for creating pressure on their governments and international bodies, for eliminating contemporary forms of slavery and discrimination-based on work and descent (DWD), so that they can claim and realise equality, freedom,justice and security, which is meant for all citizens”. We visualise that ourcollaborative initiative will bring about the IMPACT OUTCOMES where the ‘rightsholders’assertion and advocacy for eliminating contemporary forms of slavery and DWD will enable them to claim and enjoy their rights and entitlements, will build perspective of civil society on slavery and DWD, and hold states accountablefor effective policy response and action in tackling DWD”. OBJECTIVES: 1- To build and strengthen the emerging sub-regional networkof groups of rightsholders of ethnic minorities affected mymodern slavery as a form of discrimination based on work and descent (DWD). 2- To build visibility on modern slavery of ethnic minority groups affected by discrimination based on work and descent (DWD) inthe respective countries of West Africa, among thegeneral populace,national and international media and human rights mechanisms,so that the existence, prevalence and scale of the problem will be acknowledged and known. 3- To advocate with state and national governments for undertaking a prompt and effective response to tackle modern slavery/DWD in their respective countries through effective implementation and enactment of appropriate laws and policies. 4- To bring the attention of national and international media and human rights mechanisms towards theissue of modern slavery/DWD within respective countries of West Africa. STRATEGY: 1. Create Evidenceof slavery and DWD incidences so that governments will acknowledge the existence, nature, scale and gravity of issue. This will be done through a baseline survey, investigation missions for notable cases; published opinion pieces etc. Information will be uploadedthrough a common website. 2.Build Movement of Rightsholders: The capacities of rightsholder groups will be built through trainings and other exposure, so that they are enabled to lead the process of change. 3. Build Perspective and Generate Awareness of public onthe issue of DWD and contemporary slavery in the mentioned countries. 4. Build Solidarity among stakeholders for Effective Advocacy:Stakeholders who have an influencing role in public opinion will be engaged in project for participating in the process of change. 5. Advocate with national governments and international human rights mechanisms for effective implementation/ enactment of lawsand policies for eradicating contemporary slavery and DWD 6.Cross Border and Regional collaboration (Networking) for Advocacy: The initiativeOxfam NovibAssociation Pour La Consolidation dMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands West Africa RegThe right to social and political participation38789 38789 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 38789Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Pour La Consolidation dCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05260-19:INOxfam NovibWith the Now-Us! Award prize, Jyothirgamaya implements a new project titled #Empowerment Training for the Blind#, which seeks to equip blind individuals and communities (young women and girls in Kerala, in particular) with the tools and knowledge they need not only to become more self-confident and increase their self-esteem, but also to find suitable employment as way to become financially independent. Through this project, Jyothirgamaya Foundation seeks to raise the awareness of the general public about the ways in which people with visual impairments are undervalued in society with the objective of providing them equal opportunities to live as every other citizen does. The trainings provided under this project include: knowledge and access to assistive technologies, orientation and mobility, personality development skills, communication skills, adaptive physical education and yoga, and how to travel independently. All these contribute to blind people to get the holistic meaning of independence and how to lead a successful life as a blind person, with confidence and independence. Specialists from different disciplines, such as special educators, health workers, and volunteers are working with Jyothirmagaya to support the project. In this way, they are also learning -directly from the blind people- how they can further support people with disabilities in terms of education, providing and accessible and enabling environments, and how the entire society can contribute for an inclusive world.Oxfam NovibJyothirgamaya FoundationBased in the city of Kowdiar (in Kerala, India), the Jyothirgamaya Foundation was established in 2015, as a civil society organization fully led by blind people for blind people. Their motto is: #Empowering the blind in all spheres of life#, and they work to include blind people into mainstream society all across India. Based on their strong track-record and full commitment to keep working for the (self)empowerment of blind communities all across India, the Jyothirgamaya Foundation was selected as oneof the winners of the NOW-Us! Awards 2019.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndiaThe right to social and political participation15000 -252310000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJyothirgamaya Foundation2477 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2477Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJyothirgamaya FoundationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-05261-05:XAOxfam NovibThe project aims to support indigenous peoples and local communities and their grassroots organisations in up to seven countries inAfrica (Kenya, Tanzania, DRC, Nigeria, Senegal, Uganda and Madagascar) in their efforts to resist and be protected against such threats as they defend their collective lands and territories of life. The actions and forms of support will be both defensive and preventative in nature and will respond directly to their self-determined needs and priorities, including, inter alia, awareness campaigns, trainings, digital and physical security measures, legal support, and communications platforms for regional and global advocacy. The project relates most closely to the impact themes of “improved access to resources and employment” and “open up spaces for political participation and to promote citizen engagement”. For the former, the project supports indigenous peoples and local communities to remain on their customary lands and territories and continue their self-determined ways oflife and livelihoods. For the latter, the project supports indigenous peoples and communities, especially those who are routinely marginalised and discriminated againstand face multiple intersectional inequalities, to advocate for legal and political recognition for their contributions to conservation and sustainable development and for their rights and collective responsibilities to defend their lands and territories. Natural Justice: Lawyers for Communities and the Environment, a not-for-profit organisation registered in South Africa and Kenya with hubs in Cape Town, Nairobi and Dakar, is the project applicant and passes the online eligibility test. The project will be undertaken by grassroots organisations in up to seven countries in Africa with focused support within the region from Natural Justice and local/regional and global support from the ICCA Consortium, a non-for-profit association registered in Switzerland with more than 175 Member organisations in 80 countries, including Natural Justice. The project is based on mini proposals prepared by grassroots organisations about specific situations and priority actions of indigenous peoples’ and communities’ territories of life and their defenders under threat. These include local and national plansfor the projected 2020 global mobilisation on land and environmental defenders (2-9December 2020), which provides an important and timely opportunity to advocate for their rights through local-to-global collective action. Their plans also outline priority actions to build momentum towards this global mobilisation and address emerging threats that may arise thereafter. Importantly, whereas many campaigns on environmental and human rights defenders focus solely on individuals, this project will include astrong focus on collective community and intersectional dimensions of defenders’ work. The proposed timeline is May 2021 - April 2022 and the requested budget is EUR 200,000. The project will also build on the African Environmental Defenders Fund implemented by Natural Justice in partnership with the International Land Coalition (ILC) and the ICCA Consortium, bringing in further synergies and opportunities for collective local-regional-global action. The goal is to minimise and manage the risks faced by Environmental and Land Rights Defenders in Africa by standing with them in solidarity through increased support to enhance their resilience in terms of protection and increased visibility of the struggle of Defenders.Oxfam NovibNatural JusticeNatural Justice is part of Consortium with the Pan-African Climate Justice Alliance, Oxfam-Novib and FEMNET, which has applied for a partnership with the Ministry of The Netherlands under the Power of Voices. We will be notified of its success on the 1stof May 2021. In the case it is successful, the financial flows will go directly between PACJA and Natural Justice; Oxfam Novib is out of thisequation – which is one of the conditions for funding this proposal. The project aims to support indigenous peoples and local communities and their grassroots organisations in up to seven countries in Africa (Kenya, Tanzania, DRC, Nigeria, Senegal, Uganda and Madagascar) in their efforts to resist and be protected against such threats as they defend their collective lands and territories oflife. The actions and forms of support will be both defensive and preventative in nature and will respond directly to their self-determined needs and priorities, including, inter alia, awareness campaigns, trainings, digitaland physical security measures, legal support, and communications platforms for regional and global advocacy. The project relates most closely to the impact themes of “improved access to resources and employment” and “open up spaces for political participation and to promote citizen engagement”. For the former, the project supports indigenous peoples and local communities to remain on their customary lands and territories and continue their self-determined ways of life and livelihoods. For the latter, the project supports indigenous peoples and communities, especially those who are routinely marginalised and discriminated against and face multiple intersectional inequalities, to advocate for legal and political recognition for their contributions to conservation and sustainable development and for their rights and collective responsibilities to defend their lands and territories. Natural Justice: Lawyers for Communities and the Environment, a not-for-profit organisation registered in South Africa and Kenya with hubs in Cape Town, Nairobi and Dakar, is the project applicant and passes the online eligibility test. The project will be undertaken by grassroots organisations in up to seven countries in Africa with focused support within the region from Natural Justice and local/regional and global support from the ICCA Consortium, a non-for-profit association registered in Switzerland with more than 175 Member organisations in 80 countries, including Natural Justice. The project is based on mini proposalsprepared by grassroots organisations about specific situations and priority actions of indigenous peoples’ and communities’ territories of life and their defenders under threat. These include local and national plans for the projected 2020 global mobilisation on land and environmental defenders (2-9 December 2020), which provides an important and timely opportunity to advocate for their rights through local-to-global collective action. Their plans also outline priority actions to build momentum towardsthis global mobilisation and address emerging threats that may arise thereafter. Importantly, whereas many campaigns on environmental and human rights defenders focus solely on individuals, this project will include a strong focus on collective communityandintersectional dimensions of defenders’ work. The proposed timeline is May 2021 - April 2022 and the requested budget is EUR 200,000. The project will also build on the African Environmental Defenders Fund implemented by Natural Justice in partnership with the International Land Coalition (ILC) and the ICCA Consortium, bringing in further synergies and opportunities for collective local-regional-global action. The goal is to minimise and manage the risks faced by Environmental and Land Rights Defendersin Africa by standing with them in solidarity through increased support to enhance their resilience in terms of protection and increased visibility of the struggle of Defenders.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Africa RegionThe right to social and political participation88564 88564 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 88564Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENatural JusticeCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05294-02:XGOxfam NovibMoney Trail is a joint project initiated by Free Press Unlimited, Journalismfund.eu, Finance Uncovered and Oxfam Novib in April 2018. Oxfam Novib provides training and grants to civil society activists and coordinates this project. Our mission is to end illicitfinancial flows to ensure more equitable and inclusive societies that boosts citizens# access to health, education and economic opportunity. Developing countries are losing billions of dollars through tax abuse, money laundering and grand corruption. Investigative journalism is key to paving the way for change. It raises awareness amongst citizens and creates a momentum where governments are pressured to act by civil society. Such work has tremendous impact whether it is focusing awareness on illicit finance, helping to recover stolen assets or informing policy. We have already seen this with the Panama papers. However, many stories focus on Europe and the Americas. Money Trail delivers high quality training in financial investigations, digital security and campaign tactics from leading practitioners to more than 200 journalists and civil society activists in Asia, Africa and Europe. Journalismfund.eu providesaround 80 grants to independent financial investigations. Many newly emerging stories about tax abuse and grand corruption will generate citizen awareness and disbelieve. Activists are trained and supported to leverage these stories, using them in their campaign narratives and tactics with a view to change abusive policies and practices. Financial transactions between people and countries have become increasingly complex. Therefore, we need to understand and constantly check realities. We are committed to unravel money trails and tell the truth. Money Trail is supported by the NationalPostcode Lottery (NPL) of the Netherlands.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to social and political participation112135 160817 102997 158192 646NPL Extra Money Trail7494NPL Extra Money Trail11653NPL Extra Money Trail30NPL Extra Money Trail3972NPL Extra Money Trail270NPL Extra Money Trail301NPL Extra Money Trail8076NPL Extra Money Trail45NPL Extra Money Trail13519NPL Extra Money Trail125NPL Extra Money Trail32NPL Extra Money Trail8568NPL Extra Money Trail595NPL Extra Money Trail619NPL Extra Money Trail8809NPL Extra Money Trail195NPL Extra Money Trail-103NPL Extra Money Trail153NPL Extra Money Trail1273NPL Extra Money Trail12928NPL Extra Money Trail13112NPL Extra Money Trail12234NPL Extra Money Trail93NPL Extra Money Trail1029NPL Extra Money Trail7497NPL Extra Money Trail465NPL Extra Money Trail581NPL Extra Money Trail6179NPL Extra Money Trail147NPL Extra Money Trail3770NPL Extra Money Trail11513NPL Extra Money Trail178NPL Extra Money Trail333NPL Extra Money Trail242NPL Extra Money Trail10957NPL Extra Money Trail189NPL Extra Money Trail1NPL Extra Money Trail8470NPL Extra Money Trail858NPL Extra Money Trail-3250NPL Extra Money Trail153NPL Extra Money Trail10040NPL Extra Money Trail462NPL Extra Money Trail535NPL Extra Money Trail169NPL Extra Money Trail6839NPL Extra Money Trail12886NPL Extra Money Trail133NPL Extra Money Trail7006NPL Extra Money Trail120NPL Extra Money Trail5312NPL Extra Money Trail209NPL Extra Money Trail14293NPL Extra Money Trail227NPL Extra Money Trail2569NPL Extra Money Trail1089NPL Extra Money Trail1452NPL Extra Money Trail11840NPL Extra Money Trail303NPL Extra Money Trail269NPL Extra Money Trail151NPL Extra Money Trail1073NPL Extra Money Trail217NPL Extra Money Trail196NPL Extra Money Trail91NPL Extra Money Trail9816NPL Extra Money Trail91NPL Extra Money Trail406NPL Extra Money Trail225NPL Extra Money Trail-595NPL Extra Money Trail7472NPL Extra Money Trail-125NPL Extra Money Trail1768NPL Extra Money Trail22464NPL Extra Money Trail290NPL Extra Money Trail17310NPL Extra Money Trail2427NPL Extra Money Trail361NPL Extra Money Trail8789NPL Extra Money Trail296NPL Extra Money Trail43NPL Extra Money Trail8683NPL Extra Money Trail346NPL Extra Money Trail9905NPL Extra Money Trail87NPL Extra Money Trail5876NPL Extra Money Trail920NPL Extra Money Trail4831NPL Extra Money Trail175NPL Extra Money Trail87NPL Extra Money Trail8392NPL Extra Money Trail87NPL Extra Money Trail7993NPL Extra Money Trail87NPL Extra Money Trail2909NPL Extra Money Trail87NPL Extra Money Trail3000NPL Extra Money Trail9321NPL Extra Money Trail87NPL Extra Money Trail6060NPL Extra Money Trail673NPL Extra Money Trail4552NPL Extra Money Trail7526NPL Extra Money Trail74NPL Extra Money Trail7872NPL Extra Money Trail12219NPL Extra Money Trail2545NPL Extra Money Trail105NPL Extra Money Trail59094NPL Extra Money Trail9308NPL Extra Money Trail53NPL Extra Money Trail14998NPL Extra Money Trail10665NPL Extra Money Trail87NPL Extra Money Trail173NPL Extra Money Trail250NPL Extra Money Trail5441NPL Extra Money Trail53NPL Extra Money Trail87NPL Extra Money Trail87NPL Extra Money Trail2852NPL Extra Money Trail1299NPL Extra Money Trail2131NPL Extra Money Trail5914NPL Extra Money Trail823NPL Extra Money Trail3803NPL Extra Money Trail10063NPL Extra Money Trail26265NPL Extra Money Trail-26265 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-26265Unders/overspending Donor FundsIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards holding governments and the private sector to account for extreme inequality and poverty.alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorrecommendations/policy brief SGFcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedsmall grant facility (SGF)Increased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards holding governments and the private sector to account for extreme inequality and poverty.cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards holding governments and the private sector to account for extreme inequality and poverty.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05294-03:XGOxfam NovibMoney Trail is a joint project initiated by Free Press Unlimited, Journalismfund.eu, Finance Uncovered and Oxfam Novib in April 2018. Finance Uncovered provides training in financial investigative journalism and story support to journalists. Our mission is to end illicit financial flows to ensure more equitable and inclusive societies that boosts citizens# access to health, education and economic opportunity. Developing countries are losing billions of dollars through tax abuse, money laundering and grand corruption. Investigative journalism is key to paving the way for change. It raises awareness amongst citizens and creates a momentum where governments are pressured to act by civil society. Such work has tremendous impact whether it is focusing awareness on illicit finance, helping to recover stolen assets or informing policy. We have already seen this with the Panama papers. However, many stories focus on Europe and the Americas. Money Trail delivers high quality training in financial investigations, digital security and campaign tactics from leading practitioners to more than 200 journalists and civil society activists in Asia, Africa and Europe. Journalismfund.euprovides around 80 grants to independent financial investigations. Many newly emerging stories about tax abuse and grand corruptionwill generate citizen awareness and disbelieve. Activists are trained and supported to leverage these stories, using them in their campaign narratives and tactics with a view to change abusive policies and practices. Financial transactions between people and countries have become increasingly complex. Therefore, we need to understand and constantly check realities. We are committed to unravelmoney trails and tell the truth. Money Trail is supported by theNational Postcode Lottery (NPL) of the Netherlands.Oxfam NovibFinance Uncovered LimitedFinance Uncovered residing in the United Kingdom is a global network of investigative Journalists. Its mission is to increase the quantity and quality of media coverage on global financial flows, with a particular focus on tax abuse, corruption and money laundering. They deliver world class training in financial investigations from leading practitioners. The 244 journalists and campaigners they have trained are a global network covering 71 countries. They leverage that network to create international collaborative projects which break new ground in investigative journalism. More than half our members come from the developing world and we focus on building capacity in developing world newsrooms.Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to social and political participation502827 55291 185918 incoming transaction Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) 185918NPL Extra Money TrailFinance Uncovered Limited187595 incoming transaction Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) 187595NPL Extra Money TrailFinance Uncovered Limited129314 incoming transaction Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) 129314NPL Extra Money TrailFinance Uncovered Limited55291 incoming transaction Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) 55291NPL Extra Money TrailFinance Uncovered LimitedStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05294-04:XGOxfam NovibMoney Trail is a joint project initiated by Free Press Unlimited, Journalismfund.eu, Finance Uncovered and Oxfam Novib in April 2018. Free Press Unlimited provides training and tools in digital safety for journalists and civil society activists. Our mission is to end illicit financial flows to ensure more equitable and inclusive societies that boosts citizens# access to health, education andeconomic opportunity. Developing countries are losing billions of dollars through tax abuse, money laundering and grand corruption.Investigative journalism is key to paving the way for change. It raises awareness amongst citizens and creates a momentum where governments are pressured to act by civil society. Such work has tremendous impact whether it is focusing awareness on illicit finance,helping to recover stolen assets or informing policy. We have already seen this with the Panama papers. However, many stories focuson Europe and the Americas. Money Trail delivers high quality training in financial investigations, digital security and campaign tactics from leading practitioners to more than 200 journalists and civil society activists in Asia, Africa and Europe. Journalismfund.eu provides around 80 grants to independent financial investigations. Many newly emerging stories about tax abuse and grand corruption will generate citizen awareness and disbelieve. Activists are trained and supported to leverage these stories, using them in their campaign narratives and tactics with a view to change abusive policies and practices. Financial transactions between people and countries have become increasingly complex. Therefore, we need to understand and constantly check realities. We are committed to unravel money trails and tell the truth. Money Trail is supported bythe National Postcode Lottery (NPL) of the Netherlands.Oxfam NovibFree Press UnlimitedFree Press Unlimited (FPU) is a foundation based in Amsterdam, the Netherlands. FPU has a dedicated team of some 50 professionals.FPU has media projects in 39 countries around the world and believes that objective information can be of life-and-death importance. Free Press Unlimited helps local journalists in war zones and conflict areas to provide their audience with trustworthy news and information. The information that people need to survive and give shape to their own future. Freedom of the Press and Freedom of Information are vital for gathering and spreading reliable, unbiased information. Media play a crucial role in providing people free and unrestricted access to information that can help them develop and monitor the authorities. Free Press Unlimited wants to make andkeep objective news and information available to everyone, especially to people in countries without or with limited (press) freedom. By supporting local media professionals and journalists, FPU wants to help people gain and keep access to the information they need to survive and develop. Support is given in the following ways: Protection of Journalists, Training for media professionals and journalists, conflict reporting, Journalim and innovation, media for children and adolescents, platform for minority perspectives.Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to social and political participation449720 4000 -55291192010 incoming transaction Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) 192010NPL Extra Money TrailFree Press Unlimited191685 incoming transaction Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) 191685NPL Extra Money TrailFree Press Unlimited70025 incoming transaction Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) 70025NPL Extra Money TrailFree Press Unlimited-55291 incoming transaction Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) -55291NPL Extra Money TrailFree Press UnlimitedStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05294-05:XGOxfam NovibMoney Trail is a joint project initiated by Free Press Unlimited, Journalismfund.eu, Finance Uncovered and Oxfam Novib in April 2018. Journalismfund.eu provides grants to financial investigative journalism projects. Our mission is to end illicit financial flows to ensure more equitable and inclusive societies that boosts citizens# access to health, education and economic opportunity. Developing countries are losing billions of dollars through tax abuse, money laundering and grand corruption. Investigative journalism is key to paving the way for change. It raises awareness amongst citizens and creates a momentum where governments are pressured to act by civil society. Such work has tremendous impact whether it is focusing awareness on illicit finance, helping to recover stolen assets or informing policy. We have already seen this with the Panama papers. However, many stories focus on Europe and the Americas. Money Trail delivers high quality training in financial investigations, digital security and campaign tactics from leading practitioners to more than 200 journalists and civil society activists in Asia, Africa and Europe. Journalismfund.eu provides around 80 grantsto independent financial investigations. Many newly emerging stories about tax abuseand grand corruption will generate citizen awareness and disbelieve. Activists are trained and supported to leverage these stories, using them in their campaign narratives and tactics with a view to change abusive policies and practices. Financial transactions between people and countries have become increasingly complex. Therefore, we need to understand and constantly check realities. We are committed to unravel money trails and tell the truth. Money Trail is supported by the National Postcode Lottery(NPL) of the Netherlands.Oxfam NovibJournalismfund.eu vzwJournalismfund.eu (JF) was launched in the autumn of 2008 as a European project of the Belgian Pascal Decroos Fund for Investigative Journalism, an organisation founded in 1998 in memory of journalist Pascal Decroos with the purpose of furthering qualityand investigative journalism in Flanders and abroad. By 2013, after 15 years, it was time for the Pascal Decroos Fund to take the next step and go international. On 22 January 2013 the Pascal Decroos Fund officially took over the name of its European project and became Journalismfund.eu. The roles thus changed and the ‘Fonds Pascal Decroos voor Bijzondere Journalistiek’ became the Flemish project of Journalismfund.eu. JF believes that journalism is crucial to fostering living democracies throughout Europe. We are dedicated to advancing independent and in-depth journalism across Europe that serves the public interest, furthers accountability as well as transparency, and contributes to critical thinking and well-informed debate. JF aims to promote anddevelop professional journalism in Europe in response to the challenges and opportunities stemming from increased digitalization, the internationalization of political, business and criminal power structures, as well as changing revenue models. JF promotes in-depth, independent journalism and journalistic innovation through: Administering editorially independent journalism grants with funds from foundations and other non-profit organizations; Capacity-building through editorial advice and mentoring of grant recipients; Advising and coordinating investigative teams; Advising journalism academic and training programs; and Facilitating networking opportunities for investigative journalists and other key stakeholders.Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to social and political participation853060 50000 328340 incoming transaction Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) 328340NPL Extra Money TrailJournalismfund.eu vzw316780 incoming transaction Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) 316780NPL Extra Money TrailJournalismfund.eu vzw257940 incoming transaction Nationale Postcodeloterij (NPL) 257940NPL Extra Money TrailJournalismfund.eu vzwStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05328-02:VNOxfam Novibthis project is a part of a 5-year-regional program on Social Protection for Maginalized Workers in Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos, funded by DGD (Belgian Government). Targeted indirect Beneficiaries: Informal and formal economy internal migrant workers in urban and semi-urban industrial areas. Sectors covered: Manufacturing (electronics, garments), domestic workers, street vending, waste collection. Specific issues addressed at national level: Wage. Inclusion of migrant workers (formal and informal) in Social Protection policies, better coverage of social insurance fir informal workers: ex. health care, maternity benefits. Health budget monitoring, OHS (occupational Health and safety). Impact: Internal migrant workers and families in Vietnam have more economic resilience, are less marginal and there is increased gender equality. The project specific objective: About 40.000 organised marginalised workers in Vietnam, in particular women, can exert their rights and increase their economic and social resilience by influencing the relevant decision makers to expand, finance and deliver social protection more effectively and equitably Result 1: The leaders and activists of 57 grassroots groups of internal migrant workers have built awareness and knowledge on migrant workers# rights to Social Protection,demonstrate democratic and gender-sensitive leadership, and engage in advocacy to defend these rights. result 2: The member organisations of M.net (Action Network for Migrant Workers) have increased capacity to develop credible proposals / recommendations, supported by their constituencies and allies, for policy and practice changes regarding internal migrant workers# rights to better social protection . result 3: M.net, with its members, allies and the workers# representatives, have increased advocacy capacity to influence key external actors to take into account their policy and practice proposals/recommendations regarding Social Protection policy and implementation result 4 (specifically on partners' organizational development): Partners have increased organisational strength in terms of capacity to liaise with others, to efficiently carry out their work and to support local groups to increase their bargaining powerOxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn Vietnam , Oxfam is one of the leading international, non -governmental organisation. Since 1955, Oxfam is active in Vietnam withhumanitarian interventions and started development work in the late 1980's. Today, Oxfam works in 26 provinces with people, governments and civil society to promote equality and well-being through social and economic change.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation101929 154722 154452 125832 179355 43293 74390 1 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1Oxfam Novib public funds39520 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib39520Oxfam Novib public funds46232Oxfam Belgium back donor-39521 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-39521Oxfam Novib public funds7147Oxfam Belgium back donor6724Oxfam Belgium back donor8850Oxfam Belgium back donor6632Oxfam Belgium back donor7506Oxfam Belgium back donor18563Oxfam Belgium back donor18 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib18Oxfam Novib public funds256 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib256CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic7339Oxfam Belgium back 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quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Stronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05328-03:VNOxfam NovibThe project "Promoting the rights and voices of migrant workers, especially women, towards social protection and better working condition in Bac Ninh and Hai Duong provinces" will be implimented by Center for Development and Integration (CDI). The proposed action was built upon CDI experiences and identified challenges, seeking to address the violation of worker rights and access to social protection. The goal of project is to contribute for empowerment of workers, especially migrant worker to collectively claim their rights and raise their voices towards social protection and better working condition. The expected outcomes of project including (i) EO 1: Migrant workers working in electronics and garment industry are more organized and networked to claim their rights;(ii) EO 2: Migrant workers, especially women, and CSOs are capable to influence the revisision of policies and practices on Labor Code and living wage; (iii) EO3: Private sector and other stakeholders increase their support migrant workers for better working conditions (especially OSH). In partnership with Labor Union of 2 provinces, namely Bac Ninh and Hai Duong, CDI will work in 3 industrial zones in 2 provinces to support workers in factories and migrant workers living in project areas. 2 of them are the previous project areas ofCDI. This could be a strength of CDI to implement proposed project. However, CDI will meet the challenge of the high turn-over of workers in all industrial zones. The maintainance of worker groups will be the big challenge, therefore the back up plan and the spreading knowledges should be prioritized strategy. Hai Duong and Bac Ninh will be the pilot provinces and be considered as areas of evidence collection that support for higher level of advocacy. The project#s theory of change based on the belief that (i) migrant workers as other citizens that have full rights as the other to be respected and protected; (ii) Empower for the vulnerable group, such as workers, migrant workers, they can protect themself for better working condition and social protection. Being built capacity, engaged in developing the policy relating to themselves and good organizing for collective bargaining actions, the workers, especially migrant workers in garment and electronic will be able to claim their rights, engaging in policy development such as Labor code and are able to negotiate on living wage. Through this process, they will influence the private sector and other stakeholders in supporting migrant workers for better working conditions. In details, during the five-year-program, CDI will conduct the program with the human rights-based approach and link activities from local to national to regional level. Key interventions will be developed to ensure that migrant workersare at the central of all activities. Migrant workers will be supported to organize themselves with 6 groups in each province, and become more active to claim their rights and raise their voices. This will be done by a lot of activities such as trainings,regular worker group meetings, discussions, action plans, dialogues, workshops, communication, events, etc# to improve their KASH (Knowledge, Attitudes, Skills and Habit). Particularly, 2 networks of migrant workers working in electronics and garment industry will be formed to better plan for joint actions of workers in each province. In the long term, they will be spreading to more provinces and expecting that they will be champions of national networks. It is expected that the 2 networks will consist ofworkers leaders and active members from 12 workers groups. They will be informal networks (not necessarily to register to the authorities) but active networks to consolidate workers# feedbacks and facilitate joint actions for better working conditions andbetter right protection in each industry. In all activities, women leaders and women empowerment will be emphasized because most of workers in electronics and garment industries are women. They are more vulnerable not only because of being migrants butalso facing with gender inequality, including gender-norms and gender-based violence. Moreover, our local partners and other actors (LU, WU, local authorities, DOLISA, Social insurance department, lawyers, landlords, other CSOs etc) will be mobilizedto engage in this process to support migrant workers. They will play the role of key resource persons who provide technical or direct support to migrant workers in regular meetings, dialogues, workshops, legal aids and especially they will be in charged ofsolving the case of violate the labor law and social protection policy as well as advocating for better policies for workers in general and for migrant workers in particular. At national level, CDI and other CSOs, particularly M.net members, and workers#leaders will act and advocate for changes in PPAB (Policies, Practices and Mechanisms of Accountability and transparency). For policies, we aim at participating in the revision of theLabor Code and wage policies. The opportunities for our engagement is clear as the National Assembly (NA) has discussed these policy changes since 2016. CDI and M.net have joined some technical meetings organized by MOLISA and NA regarding the Labor Code revision. For practices and mechanisms, we will work with LUs andprivatesectors (employers, employer associations) to promote social dialogues at workplaces and improving working conditions. For this to occurs, conditions for CDI are required simultaneously in 5 domains:a) ) Vietnam's government keeps positive openness and committment in human rights and labor rights b) Local actors relating to labor and migrant workers are supportive in promoting workers rights, take possible policy adjustments and stimulate the implementationof labour and social policies and regulations. c) The private sector might or might not act to prevent workers defend their rights as this requirement of social compliance; d) The condition of FTA is strickly complied by goverments with governments; e) The process of developing law/policies is fully complied in which ensure the voice of direct beneficiery.Oxfam NovibTrung tam Phat trien va hoi nhapCenter for Development and Integration (CDI) is Vietnamese non #governmental, non- profit organization working for the rights of the disadvantaged groups to build a society of equity, solidarity and sustainable development. Vision The Center for Development and Integration aims at socio-economic development and good governance to build a society where the poor, women, men and children are respected and treated fairly in the context of rapid economic integration in Vietnam and Asia. Mission To make acontribution to narrowing the social gaps and finding solutions to the emerging issues of the society through supporting activities, advocacy and capacitybuilding. Goal (2015-2020) To be a capable and prestigious civil society organizaton that aims towards equitable and sustainable development and shared prosperity through activities to promote and ensure the rights of disadvantaged groups. Priorities themes Good Governance Labor rights Inclusive Growth Regarding Good Governance theme, CDI bringsmore than 8 years of experience working in participatory planning and budget transparency, accountability and people#s participation (BTAP) in Vietnam. CDI is responsible for carrying out the Open Budget Survey in Vietnam every two years and working on monthly online budget tracker for Vietnam. Joining the international network on budget transparency given CDI the many chances to exchange, shared learning and capacity building on budget transparency and accountability, especially citizen budget tool. CDIis a member of Budget Transparency Coalition of Vietnam CSOs advocating for State budget law amendment towards Transparency, Accountability and People Participation; an active member of CSO#s workinggroup advocating Vietnam Government joining Open Government Partnership. CDI also has significant local experiences across provinces in Vietnam, having carried out social audits, budget monitoring, participatory budget and planning, promoting people participationin development process, capacity building forlocal partners and developed working relationships with local institutions and actors. CDI has been collaborating with Irish Aid, EC, Oxfam, AFAP, CBPP (Center on Budget and Policy Priorities), etc for the work on BTAPin Vietnam.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation233000 0 0 19401 -1940124500 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 24500Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung tam Phat trien va hoi nhap24500 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 24500Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung tam Phat trien va hoi nhap26745 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 26745Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung tam Phat trien va hoi nhap26745 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 26745Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung tam Phat trien va hoi nhap23000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 23000Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung tam Phat trien va hoi nhap36246 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 36246Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung tam Phat trien va hoi nhap10920 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10920Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung tam Phat trien va hoi nhap18090 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 18090Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung tam Phat trien va hoi nhap1166 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 1166Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung tam Phat trien va hoi nhap19401 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19401Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung tam Phat trien va hoi nhap21689 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 21689Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung tam Phat trien va hoi nhap-4209 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -4209Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung tam Phat trien va hoi nhapImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Improved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountcases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to account -DD3Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05328-04:VNOxfam Novibthe project "promoting domestic migrant workers' rights to social protection and employment" of the Research center for Gender, Family and Community Development will be implimented in 3 districts of Ha Noi. IMPACT: Increased status and rights of migrant workers, particularly informal women workers. Long-term Objective: Domestic workers have equal access to social protection, labour and employment through being empowered and social protection, labour and employment policies implemented SPECIFICOBJECTIVE: Up to 1,500 domestic workers in project sites can practice their rights to social protection, labour and employment Result 1: Leaders of a DW association and 15 clubs are able to rally DWsand represent voices of DWs outputs of result 1: 1. DW Club and Association leaders have awareness and knowledge of their rights to social protection, labour and employment and are able to share that knowledge to members. 2. DW Clubs and Association leaders facilitate members to develop collective initiatives/ action plans to promote gender equity and access to social protection. 3. DW representatives take part in advocacy activities of Mnet and other related networks. 4. DW Clubs and Association are operational in a democratic way. interventionsof result 1: 1. Establishing and maintaining DW clubs and association 2.Capacity building training for club and association leaders and members 3. Facilitating the DW Association in joining Mnet and support DWA to take part in activities of related networks to claim DWs# rights to social protection, labour and employment. 4. Creating opportunities for Club and Association members to take part in the leadership group and make initiatives to promote gender equality and access to social protection, labour and employment result 2: GFCD has improved capacity in policy advocacy and support Vietnamese DWs practicing rights to access social protection, labour and employment outputs of result 2: 1.GFCD has an orgnaizational capacity asessement basedon OCAT tool 2.GFCD has an Organizational Development Strategy to direct the organization in improving its capacity especially in policy advocacy, communication, media engagement and human resources development. 3. GFCD provides sufficient support to DWsin voicing their rights to local authorities and other stakeholders. 4. GFCD actively participate in Mnet formulation of policy recommendations especially for women workers rights Interventions of result 2: 1. Providing opportunities for club andassociation members to have access to, share and dialogue with local authorities and functional agencies. 2. Support DW clubsand association to develop recommendations/ proposals to local authorities and other stakeholders 3. Communication to raise awareness and change behavior of the community. result 3: State management agencies, employers and community enhance knowledge and take action to improve the working conditions for DWs outputs of result 3: 1. 2 recommendations on social protection, labourand employmentaccepted by decision makers. 2. Increased number of labour contracts signed between domestic workers and employers 3. Awareness andmonitoring by the community on ensuring rights for domestic workers interventions of result 3: 1. Collecting evidence for advocating improvement of DW working conditions, 2. Providing consultations to local authoritiesand functional agencies to take part in monitoring of the the signing and implementation of labour contracts between DWs and employers. 3. joining Mnet advocacy works especially on women workers related policesOxfam NovibGFCDDevelopment (GFCD) is a non-government and non-profit organization (NGO <(>&<)> NPO) established in August, 2000., aimed 1. To organize and carry out the programs, projects, researches on gender equality; domestic violence prevention; improving abilities for women to strengthen their position and role in family and society; 2. To cooperate with international organizations as well as domestic and foreign NGOs in activities to research, correspond to dissemination and mobilization on gender equality; reproductive health care; children protection, care and education; environment protection and community development; 3. To mobilize women to join in training programs, such as : improving the awareness of human rights and gender equality; leadership skills for women of agencies to make a decision; skills in living and managing family relationship; skills in domestic violence prevention; skills in coping with the climate changes 4. To develop the database, information systems with the domestic and foreign individuals, organizations related to issues of Gender # Family equality and Community development. GFCD has built up a strong network on gender and Gender Based Violence.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation188000 0 23522 22089 -208920406 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 20406Oxfam Belgium back donorGFCD20406 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 20406Oxfam Belgium back donorGFCD19725 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19725Oxfam Belgium back donorGFCD19725 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19725Oxfam Belgium back donorGFCD19656 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19656Oxfam Belgium back donorGFCD23522 incoming transaction OXFAM HONGKONG 23522Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHKGFCD19534 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19534Oxfam Belgium back donorGFCD17263 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 17263Oxfam Belgium back donorGFCD17072 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 17072Oxfam Belgium back donorGFCD20000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib20000CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficGFCD19231 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19231Oxfam Belgium back donorGFCD14983 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 14983Oxfam Belgium back donorGFCD-20 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -20Oxfam Belgium back donorGFCDImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Improved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountcases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to account -DD3Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05328-05:VNOxfam NovibThe project "promoting and protecting rights of garbage collectors in Ho Chi Minh city" will be implemented by the Social work and Community Development Research <(>&<)> Consultancy (SDRC) in 5 districts of Ho Chi Minh city. General objective: Garbage collectorsin five districts of Ho Chi Minh City have improved working conditions and better social protection Specific objectives: 1. Garbage collectors in five districts of Ho Chi Minh City are empowered to better access to social protection policies (including occupational health and safety and Health insurance) 2. Garbage collectors in five districts of Ho Chi Minh City are aware and well-practicedto ensure occupational safety during working Result 1. garbage collectors (especially women) of 10 Self-help groups have knowledgeand ability to represent and protect their rights in access to social protection output of result 1: # 10 garbage collectors# Self-help groups are established. # Garbage Collectors understand their rights in access to social protection. # Self-help groups leaders are confident in presenting, sharing knowledge about health insurance, social insurance to other Garbage Collectors. # Self Help groups representatives voice up in social dialogues with relevant stakeholders at local level and participate in the activities of Garbage Collectors Protection Network. # At least 400 garbage collectors participate in health insurance scheme Interventions of result 1: # establish 10 Self-help groups of garbage collectors; # capacity building for self help groups/ cooperatives/cooperation groups on leadership and negotiation skills, knowledge of related legal and social protection policies (especially on health insurance, social protection) # engage local authorities to mobilize their supports to garbage collectors # facilitate garbage collectors to participate in social dialogues with relevant stakeholders. Result 2: Garbage collection cooperatives and private copperation groupsare enhanced to promote social protection rights of garbage collectors outputs of result 2: # At least 5 cooperatives action planshave specific activities to promote gender equity and better access to social protection of their members; # At least 20 comments from the Garbage Collectors arediscussed at regular meetings of the cooperatives and brought up to the dialogues; # cooperatives# representatives voice up in social dialogues with relevant stakeholders at local level and participate in the activities of Garbage Collectors Protection Network. interventions of result 2: # capacity building for cooperatives in action planning; # support cooperatives to dialogues with relevant stakeholders to raise up their difficulties on access to social protection and labour protection Result 3. A Garbage Collectors Protection Network is established and operated with the active participation of the Garbage Collector. outputs of result 3: # A garbage collector Protection Network is established, consisting of 10 Garbage Collectors, 5 social organizations and 3 media reporters; # 20 articles / media will convey the message and voice of the garbage collector; # The community (government, people, social organizations) is aware about the life and working conditions of the garbage Collectors. #Evident for advocacy (1 action research on Living and Working Conditions of the Garbage Collectors, 10 cases related to Garbage Collector life written by Garbage Collector). # At least 3 social protection related recommendations are identified and agreedfor joint advocacy among theNetwork members and with active participation of garbage collectors interventions of result 3: # establish a garbage collector Protection Network ; # research; # capacity building on advocacy for the network members including cooperatives and selp help groups representatives. # communication campaigning to raise public awareness on garbage collectors# issues using research, media, photo exhibitions, stories, social and policy dialogues Result 4. Garbage collectorshave knowledge and good practices to ensure occupational health and safety conditions outputs of result 4: # 80% of Garbage collectors are able to identify and analyse hazards in their occupational safety and health conditions. # 80% of Garbage collectors can apply adequate labor safety procedures # 40% of Garbage collectors have specific plans and impliment their plans to improve occupational health and safety conditions (using labour safety procedures and labour protection tools). # At least 7private garbage groups provide labour protection equipment to garbage collectors interventions of result 4: # capacity building for self help groups on occupational health and safety issues (training, communicationevents) # monitoring by SHG membersOxfam NovibTrung Tam nghien cuu tu van cong taSocial Development Research and Consultancy (SDRC) works on social development and research, and on training and consultancies in social work and community development in Vietnam. This will contribute to good models, especially in the area of health care. That iswhy SDRC is planning to combine services delivery with lobby. It will take three years to implement a pilot project on knowledge transfer to adolescents on health care and birth control.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation188000 0 -180-13871567 19824 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19824Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung Tam nghien cuu tu van cong ta19824 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19824Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung Tam nghien cuu tu van cong ta21622 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 21622Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung Tam nghien cuu tu van cong ta21622 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 21622Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung Tam nghien cuu tu van cong ta19282 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19282Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung Tam nghien cuu tu van cong ta17575 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 17575Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung Tam nghien cuu tu van cong ta19074 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19074Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung Tam nghien cuu tu van cong ta15725 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 15725Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung Tam nghien cuu tu van cong ta17687 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 17687Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung Tam nghien cuu tu van cong ta15765 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 15765Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung Tam nghien cuu tu van cong ta-802 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -802Oxfam Belgium back donorTrung Tam nghien cuu tu van cong taImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05328-06:VNOxfam NovibThe project "Improved informal migrant workers ability in access to better and fairer social protection" will be implemented by the Institute for Development and Community Health- LIGHT in 4 wards of Hoan Kiem and Thanh Xuan districts of Ha Noi city. The project will use one of the success models supported by LIGHT recent years -self-help group and peer educators- as a ground to gather and empower informal workers, especially women. Self-help group is a group of informal worker aimed at empowering informal worker and networking them for a collective and unique voice to claim their right and get sustainable income and decent work. It has its own leaders and operation mechanism designed by all members and plays a role as a platform for informal worker to share information and experience on health, psychology, employment, legal regulations, social protection, economic activities... To ensure the sustainabilityand effectiveness of the groups, all leaders are equipped and trained on group management, resource mobilization, policy advocacy, decent work and promising earning income activities... These group are also linked together under policy advocacy activities and sharing workshop of group leaders. This model was built up by LIGHT from 2013 among street vendors and waste collectors in Ha Noi city Nowadays, the number of self-help group has reached to 13 groups with 203 members and 20 leaders. All of the leaders are female and informal workers. 100% of those groups have jointly carried out policy advocacy campaigns at local level. The project, therefore, will continue to expand this model among street vendors and waste collectors and expand to other kind of informal workers such as part-time domestic workers and workers at service entertainment, and connect them under a network of informal workers with jointly advocacy activities and sharing workshop of group leaders. This network will continue to be connected to other network of migrant workers that supported by other M.net members through jointlyproject run by M.net and create a unique network for all migrant workers for stronger voice and collective actions to claim migrant workers# right. The project also strengths those group through improving jointly activities on policy advocacy, and sustainability economic activities. In additional, for deeper mainstreaming gender equality and closing gender gaps, the project will poor into the existing model training course on gender equality for group leaders and members and support group#s initiatives for improving gender equality among members. For further organized and networked of informal workers, the project will try to get officially recognition of association of informal workers. Currently, there is any association of informal worker in Vietnam. Some groups of informal workers has been established scattered somewhere but has not been connected and has been officially recognized by authorities. The project will start its effort with a research include both desk review and consultation with authorities, CSOs, informal workers to find out a best promising model of association for informal workers. This model will be support to pilot at 2 districts and documented as evidence-based for an advocacy for official recognition of association for informalworkers. It is clear that the voice of informal worker will be higher if authorities understand and support for informal and women migrant workers. Therefore, at the same time with empower and network informal worker to claim their right, the projectalso influence authorities - raising their awareness gender equality, issues of migrant workers, women workers on accessing social protection; facilitate the connection between them and informal and women workers. Supportive environment plays an important role in improving access to social protection of informal and women workers. The project, therefore, will focuses on key stakeholders who are already work for informal and women migrants (Light, Women#s Union) and who have great position to make influence such as mass organizations, mass media to improve the quality of supportive environment for accessing to social protection of informal and women migrant. To build capacity of those stakeholders, the project will use 2 key interventions includes: training course to improve their knowledge; support them to participate in local, national and regional workshops/sharing/learning activities; advocate and support them pilot specific efforts on improving access to social protection. Because of limited resources and based on situation analysis, advocacy and support stakeholders pilot specific efforts on improving access to social protection is identified with 3 specific topic, includes: (1)Advocate and support mass organization (WU/Youth Union) pilot counselor points that give advice for informal and women migrant on social protection and (2) Support the specific newspaper column for informal and women migrant and (3) Advocate and supportmass organization (WU/Youth Union) pilot association model for informal migrants.They are also designed based on the advantage of mass organization - the social and political organizations who are supported by Government. These organization have very strong system with their branches at all level and in all over the country. Project objective: Migrant workers, especially informal and women workers, are empowered to claim their better and more equal access to social protection RESULT 1: Informal workers, especially women, are organized and networked to claim their rights outputs of result 1: Output 1. Self-help group leaders are able to maintain and develop their groups Output 2. Self-help groups are able to design and implement initiatives on policy advocacy and decent work for informal workers Output 3. At least5initiatives to promote social protection or gender equality are identified and agreed for joint actions of self-help groups interventions of result 1: Building capacity for group leaders on group management, resource mobilization, advocacy Building capacity for group leaders on gender equality and women#s right Sharing and networking with other group leader(both internal and external group that are supported by Light) Support initiatives designed by self-help group RESULT 2: Informal and womenmigrants# opinion/view on existing law and policy related to social protection are visible in law and policy making process Outputs of result 2: Output 1. Awareness of authorities on gender equality, social protection for informal and women migrantworkers are improved Output 2. Authorities are engaged in advocacy campaign for informal and women migrant workers Output 3. At least 5 recommendations on access to social protection of informal and women migrants workers are taken into account and discussed by policy makers Interventions of result 2: Video and photos book on informal and women migrant workers. Raising awareness events Field trip/survey for authorities. Talk show Desk review and consultation with informal and women migrants about existing social protection policies Consultation workshop with experts, relevant stakeholders. Policy brief National workshop Policy dialogue Communication campaign IRESULT 3: Light alliance with mass organizations and mass media in support of informal and women migrant workers accessing to social protection is improved Outputs of result 3: Output 1. At least 70% of staffs of Light, 50% leaders of Hanoi WU, and WU in HoanKiem and Hoang Mai district, 20 journalists, have good knowledge onaccessing to social protection Output 2. At least 15 counselor points that give advice to informal and women migrant workers on social protection are established and maintained by mass organization Output 3. At least 8 articles published in the specific newspaper column for informal and women migrant Output 3. Association of informal workers ran/supported by mass organization is established in at least 1 district Interventions of result 3: Training for Light#s staff, mass organizations# staff and journalists on social protection for informal and women migrants Advocate and support mass organization (WU/ Youth Union) pilot counselor points that give advice for informal and women migrant on social protection Supportspecific newspaper column for informal and women migrant Advocate and support mass organization (WU/ Youth Union) pilot associationmodel for informal migrantsOxfam NovibInstitute for Development and CommuLIGHT is a local NGO established in 29 Sep 2003, based in Ha Noi with an average annual budget of 185,000 Euro, working with several target groups including informal migrant workers. LIGHT also partnership with Asia Foundation, Ministry of Health, Plan International, UNWomen, etc. LIGHT started partnership with Oxfam since 2014. LIGHT mission: LIGHT serve disadvantaged groups through our programs, which aim to improve their quality of life, sexual and reproductive health and social wellbeing. Based on their needs and concerns, we act as a bridge between them and available social and community resources to ensure these resources are used transparently and effectivelyOXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation188000 0 0 -1552415524 21525 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 21525Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu21525 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 21525Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu18747 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 18747Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu21679 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 21679Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu21679 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 21679Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu13930 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 13930Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu12000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 12000Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu16609 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 16609Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu10852 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10852Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu29454 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 29454Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu-277 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -277Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and CommuImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05328-07:VNOxfam Novibthe project "Collective Voice and Action for Migrants Workers rights" will be implemented by M.net - a network of local NGOs for the Rights of Migrant workers at national level. The project aims that "Migrant workers and informal workers, especially female workers in rural and sub-urban areas, are empowered to claim their better access to social protection and employment". Its specific objective is "The Network of Action for Migrant Workers - M.net is strengthened to represent and influence other stakeholders, especiallypolicy makers, to improve policies for migrant workers# rights". To achieve this, the project will focus on 3 main strategies, include: 1. build capacity for migrant workers# leaders to analyse their issues, and organize, inspires migrant workers to join the migrant worker network to decide on the design, implementation and evaluation of their own working agenda . The project will connect the existing sets of migrant group/club that are supporting by M.net members and other organizations under a Core Migrant Group. Core workers group (CWG) including representatives from migrant workers groups supported by Mnet members and other existing groups in different provinces (Bac Ninh, Dong Nai, HCMC, Hai Duong, Vinh Phuc, Ha Noi...). They are taking or formal employment in the industrialzones or informal employments (as domestic work, garbage collection, street vending, services#). These members of the group will play a role as a connected line between the Group and their set of groups and, in cooperation with M.net, create collective and uniquevoice/actions at national level. The group will be formed through sharing workshop/forum and be strengthened with jointly activities. 2. Strengthen M.net and make it well organized to be able to develop policy recommendation/proposal with support from its constituencies and allies Improved access to social protection for migrant workers needs an improvement in policies. This will only come with sustained representation. Policy and policy change happen when pressure, information and campaigning are linked through all levels - workers linked to their organizations that in turn link into networks and alliances. The Network of Action for Migrant Workers, M.net, has been established by Vietnamese nongovernmental organizations working on rights of migrant workers since October 2014. Theprimary purpose of the network is to enhance the evidence-based policy advocacy by engaging with and creating equal opportunities for migrant workers, especially informal migrant workers, in social protection framework in Vietnam. Currently M.net has 6 members, one coordinator and LIGHT as coordinating organization. But there is no clear structure on Management Board, Advisory Board and otherfunctions. All of the members have specific expertise, including community intervention, legal advice, research and working for their owned targeted group# However their knowledge on other kind of migrants group is still weak. Their jointly actions are limited. The project will use M.net as a starting point for a united and strong network for the right of migrant workers and make effective influence at national level. At the same time with support Core Migrant Group, the project will build capacity for M.net, support M.net to be well organized and improve their jointly actions with support from its constituencies and allies. 3. Support M.net and migrant workers leaders increased advocacy capacity and practise their collective voice and action to enhance migrants# access to social protection with improved support from governments If the 2 above strategies try to influence separately Core Migrant Group and M.net # representative organizations of migrant worker, the 3nd one will focus on strengthen the link between Core MigrantGroup and M.net through support M.net and migrant workers leaders to increased advocacy capacity and practise their collective voice and action to enhance migrants# access to social protection with improved support from governments. The project will support M.net and migrant workers leaders conduct research, pilot model and policy and practise change advocacy activities. The project in combination with other 4 projects developed and carried out by M.net#s members will create a comprehensive strategy which makes influence at all levels(migrant workers, migrant group and migrants# leader network/group). The other 4 projects carried out by M.net#s members will target at specific kind of migrant workers. They will build capacity for migrant workers on relevant skills and knowledge to fulfil theirrights in accessing social protection services and establish and develop migrants# representation under the organic form of self-help groups. At higher level, the project will target at migrants# leaders, built their capacity and support them to actively joint into M.net and make influence and engage other stakeholders such as governmental agencies, social organizations, institutions and communities for improvement in policy to equal access to social protection of migrant workers. The advocacy activities run by the project are also supported from other 4 projects developed and carried out by M.net#s members. All advocacy campaigns will be proposal by other project carried out by M.net#s members and a jointly action plan will be developed with support and participation of all its members. These action plans will be designed in reviewing other 4 projects developed and carried out by M.net#s members to ensure that all are linked and support together. Specifically, the project expected results/ outputs and interventions include: Result1. Migrant workers# leadersfrom at least 5 provinces of Vietnam are able to analyse their issues, and organize, inspires migrant workers to join the migrant worker networkto decide on the design, implementation and evaluation of their own working agenda outputs of theresult 1: Output1.1.A Core Migrant Group established to serve as a platform for workers to exchange, learn new knowledge and exercise their leadership Output 1.2. Migrant workers have broader knowledge on their issues and improved community organizing and leadership abilities Output 1.3. at least 5 initiatives to promote gender equity and social protection designed and implemented by the Coremigrant network interventions of the result 1: # Established and developed a group of migrant leaders/workersCapacity building andImproved knowledge on leadership, HR-value, social protection and evidence-based policy advocacy of migrant leaders # Support migrants#leader initiatives such as dialogue between migrant groups and relevant stakeholders, advocacy campaigns, communication campaigns .... and support them to raise their voice in national and regional workshops, forums, dialogues # Pilot model of public health monitoring and SEDP with participation of migrants, and develop feedback mechanism on public services Result2. M.net is able to develop policy recommendation/proposal with support from its constituencies and allies. outputs of the result 2: Output 2.1. M.net has atransparency and effective internal governance (decision making process, roles and responsibility of M.net members) Output 2.2. Increased number of M.net member and CSOs engaging in M.net#s advocacy activities Output2.3. at least 4policy recommendations/ proposals to promote better social protection and working condition for women worker have identified and agreed by Mnet for joint advocacy interventions of the result 2: # Develop strategies by Mnet to collaborate with other like minded groups/organizations. # Capacitybuilding for Mnet, especially on social protectionknowledge, migration issues, advocacy skills, alliance building# # Support M.net participate in national/regional workshop/forum on policy advocacy, labor rights, social protection and migration, decent work# Result3. M.net and migrant workers leaders have increased advocacy capacity to practise their collective voice and action to enhance migrants# access to social protection with improved support from governments outputs of the result 3: Output 3.1. Mnet has evidence for their policy and practise change recommendations/ proposals. Output 3.2. M.net and its members actively participate in at least 2advocacy activities at regional level and 4 activities at national levels with other like-minded organizations and alliances.; output3.3: at least 2 recommendations/ proposals to promote better social protection and working condition for migrant workers and women worker are acknowledged by policy makers interventions of the result 3: # Support M.net and migrant leadersconduct research, collect evidence on relevant issues of migrant workers # Improved M.net and migrant leader joinlty policy advocacy campaign # Pride events of migrant leaders groups andM.net (Jointly action)Oxfam NovibInstitute for Development and CommuLIGHT is a local NGO established in 29 Sep 2003, based in Ha Noi with an average annual budget of 185,000 Euro, working with several target groups including informal migrant workers. LIGHT also partnership with Asia Foundation, Ministry of Health, Plan International, UNWomen, etc. LIGHT started partnership with Oxfam since 2014. LIGHT mission: LIGHT serve disadvantaged groups through our programs, which aim to improve their quality of life, sexual and reproductive health and social wellbeing. Based on their needs and concerns, we act as a bridge between them and available social and community resources to ensure these resources are used transparently and effectivelyOXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation356860 74 0 -2188316639 18882 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 18882Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu18882 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 18882Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu46655 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 46655Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu50835 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 50835Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu46655 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 46655Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu30000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 30000Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu37591 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 37591Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu23202 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 23202Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu61226 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 61226Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu8888 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib8888CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficInstitute for Development and Commu8874 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 8874Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and Commu-1110 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -1110Oxfam Belgium back donorInstitute for Development and CommuImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Stronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05328-11:VNOxfam NovibThe overall goal of this project is to improve policies and practices of the government and firms on working conditions <(>&<)> social protection for domestic migrant workers in urban areas in Vietnam, including minimum living wage, rights to effective collectivebargaining, freedom of association, avoidance of excessive working hours, and equitable access to social protection services in destination areas. The project aims for local changes and national impacts by using a combination of strategies: (1) collective actionsof capacitated and organized migrant workers# groups, (2) collected actions of CSOs (Mnet, CSO working groups, its network and allies, and worker leaders) to demands for minimum international labour standards and social protection in policy and practices of governments and firms, (3) promoting multi-stake holders dialogues based on robust evidences and credible policy analysis, (4) actively and constructively engage and influence firms to comply with human rights standards, particularly in areas of diversity and inclusion, freedom of association, minimum living wage, collective bargaining. Influencing target includes employers #policies <(>&<)> practices, local and national government#s policies and practices on social protection and labor rights. In this project we will work to increase influencing capacity of organized migrant workers, trade union and CSOs, including Network Action for Migrant Workers (Mnet) and other two CSO-led working groups: Ethical Business WG and Rights to Networking WG, to influence the above-mentioned changes. This project proposal is a continuation of the 4-year project -Expanding Migrant Worker Voice (2018-2021), submitted to Porticus in 2017. The next 3 years of the project will build on the results and momentum of the 1st year and continue to implement and improve our intervention both at local and national levels. During the last year, the project has reached the target population of 7,000 workers participating in or benefiting from the project; improving awareness on their rights, participating in communication and advocacy events, presenting their issues/recommendations during policy dialogues with local authorities and employers. 1 CSO Labour WorkingGroup (LWGs) with 04 sub- working groups established withparticipation from 24 individuals/organisations. Based on the evaluation results and further consultation with workers, Mnet and the CSO working groups, the renewal grant proposes to keep Hai Phong city andreplace Dong Nai province with Ho Chi Minh City- the city with largest domestic migrants, for more impactful investment. And with the newly amended Labour Code 2019 and Vietnam#s ratification of EVFTA, the renewal grant will have an additional key intervention ofpiloting independent workers# representative organisations outside the traditional trade union in HCMC city, and continue influencing labour intensive industries, particularly firms exporting goods and services to European markets towards minimum international labour standards. Influencingstrategies include evidence building - fact based problem analysis <(>&<)> solutions to prepare for organizing strategy (mix of community-based MW and workplace-based, build on workers# issue and sustain interest) and advocacy strategy (enterprise policies on labor rights standards, government policies on social protection). Project will also lobby, advocate and engage decision makers/influencers by sharing evidence and advocacy recommendations on labor rights and access to social protection for MWs, Influencer education, Policy makers education, Champions development, Public forums. Project also creates national and widely supported advocacy coalitions for labor rights and social protection: Dissemination of findings and mobilization, share information with thewider public, including workers, general public. This project will also engage in existing campaigning and advocacy initiatives and network that has been established in current Oxfam program, i.e. (i) the Even It up Campaign of Oxfam, in Vietnam, in the Asia region and globally to amplify the voice of migrant workers nationally and internationally, such as highlighting minimum living wage and working condition issues of workers at the 2019 DAVOS meeting , (i) Asia Monitor Resource Center (AMRC), andMekong MigrantNetwork (MMN) for technical assistance for newly established workers# groups and CSOs working groups at regional level learnings. And by using the current platform of Oxfam regional social protection program, learning and exchanges will bewidely shared with othercountries in Laos, Cambodia and other Oxfam affiliates.Oxfam NovibInstitute for Development and CommuLIGHT is a local NGO established in 29 Sep 2003, based in Ha Noi with an average annual budget of 185,000 Euro, working with several target groups including informal migrant workers. LIGHT also partnership with Asia Foundation, Ministry of Health, Plan International, UNWomen, etc. LIGHT started partnership with Oxfam since 2014. LIGHT mission: LIGHT serve disadvantaged groups through our programs, which aim to improve their quality of life, sexual and reproductive health and social wellbeing. Based on their needs and concerns, we act as a bridge between them and available social and community resources to ensure these resources are used transparently and effectivelyPorticus Global Porticus Asia LimitedOxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation351190 3384 -2468078845 incoming transaction Porticus Global Porticus Asia Limited78845Porticus GlobalInstitute for Development and Commu78845 incoming transaction Porticus Global Porticus Asia Limited78845Porticus GlobalInstitute for Development and Commu96750 incoming transaction Porticus Global Porticus Asia Limited96750Porticus GlobalInstitute for Development and Commu96750 incoming transaction Porticus Global Porticus Asia Limited96750Porticus GlobalInstitute for Development and Commu-21297 incoming transaction Porticus Global Porticus Asia Limited-21297Porticus GlobalInstitute for Development and CommuImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Stronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05328-12:VNOxfam NovibProject: Promoting participation of Grab drivers to improve their access to social security schemes and working conditions. The project focus on activities to achieve the goal of “Strengthen the accessibility to Social security, identify employment relationships,protect rights, expand coverage of health insurance and social insurance, legal aid, improve employment conditions for the target beneficiaries: Driver of Grab in Ho Chi Minh city and Hanoi”; by i) Increasing the participation of Vietnam General Confederation of Labour in the process of policy-making and right-protection for tech-drivers and migrant workers; at the same time ii) Enhancing mobility of networks operate for migrant workers (M.net), Labor Research Group (LRG), and relevant non-government organizations or agencies such as ILO, IOM, for the goal of policy advocacy for the target beneficiaries. It is estimated that about 100,000 Grab drivers(with 50% of migrant workers from other provinces) in Ho Chi Minh city and Hanoi will be participating and benefiting from this initiative.Oxfam NovibCenter for Health Consultation andCenter for Health Consultation and Community Development (CHD) is a non-governmental, not-for-profit organization (being established pursuant to Decision No. 626 /QD-LHH dated November 15th, 2010 of the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology Association(VUSTA) and operation permit given by the Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) dated December 31st, 2010.) CHD has been established by a Vietnamese professional specialist group who have worked with a broad range of clients including Government Ministries, scientificinstitutions and private companies, international non-governmental organizations in bilateral technical assistance projects. CHD also inherited valuable experiences from the Community Health Development Consulting Company (CHDC) to provide successful technical assistance in health care and community development.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation20854 10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorCenter for Health Consultation and8000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 8000Oxfam Belgium back donorCenter for Health Consultation and2854 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 2854Oxfam Belgium back donorCenter for Health Consultation and-25 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -25Oxfam Belgium back donorCenter for Health Consultation andWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05330-02:UGOxfam NovibOur targeting strategy in each country for both development and humanitarian programmes is based on need and vulnerability rooted in strong understanding of context informed by power, risk, gender and protection analysis. At Community level, individual programmesuse a range of targeting criteria based on consultation with affected Communities There is deliberate emphasis on the targeting of women and girls based on our organisational prioritisation of gender inequality and the particular vulnerability of women and girls living in poverty and affected or at risk of crisis. Generally, our targeting is focussed on the poorest, most marginalised and vulnerable members of society. The presence and capacity of other actors to meet needs and vulnerabilities isalso assessed. To harness local knowledge and insight, we encourage a partner led targeting process. We target advocacy at key influencers such as political representatives, local authorities and other influential groups who are positioned to advance the interests of target populations. InRwanda, during PG1, the first districts in which we worked were chosen based on their poverty and horticultural profile. Then beneficiary households were chosen based on a home grown social mapping called #Ubudehe[1]# which places households in four vulnerabilitycategories. From the households of category 1 and 2, we targeted women and young girls, making up 30% of total beneficiaries. The final selection was then done in consultation with local partners based on the openness of beneficiaries to new business models and new farming techniques and a track record of having embraced change in the past.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM IRELAND Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to a sustainable livelihood87006 94554 140693 125102 109412 182520 78118 23611Oxfam Ireland back donor5559Oxfam Ireland back donor48030Oxfam Ireland back donor4651Oxfam Ireland back donor3052Oxfam Ireland back donor2103Oxfam Ireland back donor3153Oxfam Ireland back donor10590Oxfam Ireland back donor10312Oxfam Ireland back donor4512Oxfam Ireland back donor4628Oxfam Ireland back donor3349Oxfam Ireland back donor789Oxfam Ireland back donor2696Oxfam Ireland back donor3539Oxfam Ireland back donor4080Oxfam Ireland back donor18812Oxfam Ireland back donor28094Oxfam Ireland back donor4217Oxfam Ireland back donor-254Oxfam Ireland back donor6991Oxfam Ireland back donor19366Oxfam Ireland back donor-1582Oxfam Ireland back donor19041 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib19041CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic22869Oxfam Ireland back donor-19041 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-19041CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic8892Oxfam Ireland back donor6908Oxfam Ireland back donor6010Oxfam Ireland back donor7294Oxfam Ireland back donor8900Oxfam Ireland back donor7395Oxfam Ireland back donor7440Oxfam Ireland back donor36247Oxfam Ireland back donor3883Oxfam Ireland back donor3112 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3112CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic10895 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10895CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-2579Oxfam Ireland back donor2456Oxfam Ireland back donor-14007 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-14007CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic26516Oxfam Ireland back donor22887Oxfam Ireland back donor7302Oxfam Ireland back donor3709Oxfam Ireland back donor14760Oxfam Ireland back donor4653Oxfam Ireland back donor5917Oxfam Ireland back donor35598Oxfam Ireland back donor24232Oxfam Ireland back donor15702Oxfam Ireland back donor-15702Oxfam Ireland back donor3293Oxfam Ireland back donor-3293Oxfam Ireland back donor2274Oxfam Ireland back donor2512Oxfam Ireland back donor5309Oxfam Ireland back donor25356Oxfam Ireland back donor3310Oxfam Ireland back donor8029Oxfam Ireland back donor11234Oxfam Ireland back donor6833Oxfam Ireland back donor20324Oxfam Ireland back donor17124Oxfam Ireland back donor7040Oxfam Ireland back donor6029Oxfam Ireland back donor7598Oxfam Ireland back donor4259Oxfam Ireland back donor4397Oxfam Ireland back donor9771Oxfam Ireland back donor5517Oxfam Ireland back donor5467Oxfam Ireland back donor10523Oxfam Ireland back donor18073Oxfam Ireland back donor86724Oxfam Ireland back donor5737Oxfam Ireland back donor29572Oxfam Ireland back donor42816Oxfam Ireland back donor292Oxfam Ireland back donor-299Oxfam Ireland back donor64462Oxfam Ireland back donor-64462 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-64462Unders/overspending Donor FundsIncreased citizens voice: # of women & men taking action to demand smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies and practices, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions).women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of women & men taking action to demand smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies and practices, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions).women taking action to demand smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies and practices, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions).men taking action to demand smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies and practices, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions).NL-KVK-27108436-A-05330-03:UGOxfam NovibBee better: Creating Women and Youth livelihood opportunities in apiculture in Uganda (Bee Better Uganda) is a five year project aimed at contributing to improved livelihood resilience of 1800 beekeepers (60% women) in Karamoja (Kotido district) and WestNile (Nebbi and Arua districts) sub regions of Northern Uganda by December 2021. Following SAIL-Uganda (9 months pilot project funded by Oxfam), This project will be implemented by The Uganda National Apiculture Organisation (TUNADO). TUNADO is a member Organisation with 13 years# experience in apiculture sector, interaction and engagement meetings with local communities, private sector, value chain actors, local government and central government officials and development partners, making beekeeping enterprise is possible in Northern Uganda. However, majority of the beekeepers in the area are small scale and very scattered presenting high costs of consolidationvolumes to attract market from high end buyers. The project aims at including women at all stages of the honey value chain since men have always dominated this activity This project will therefore focus on skilling rural communities in beekeeping production and value addition of bee products (honey, propolis, beeswax, pollen and bee venom), Equipping the youth and women with entrepreneurial skills for starting and growing sustainable apiculture SMEs and strengthening market linkages and contribute to policies and standards that benefit youth and women participation in apiculture value chain. TUNADO will be responsible for will identifying the targetcommunities and allocate staff to implement and monitor project activities. Being at the heart of Uganda#s network of stakeholders TUNADO will be able to identify key bee products buyers and introduce them to the target beekeeping communities. As a national reference hub for beekeeping, the wider project team will be able to access advice, support and guidance on technical matters - this includes access to the national network of partners including development and technical experts, traders and other national, regional and local beekeeping organisations. TUNADO will share learning in its specialist Api-newsletter, Honey Week, Multi-stakeholders platforms among others as part of documentationOxfam NovibThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'The Uganda National Apiculture Development Organisation (TUNADO) Vision is #Being a vibrant membership based apex body coordinatingapiculture industry in Uganda for sustainable national development#. Mission #to provide a national platform for stakeholders to promote and develop economically viable and environmentally sustainable apiculture industry in Uganda. Our core values 1) Accountability, 2) Good Governance, 3) Non-discriminatory, 4) Innovativeness and 5) Voluntarism. TUNADO was formed in 2003 andformally registered in 2004 as a company limited by guarantee Reg No. 62239. TUNADO was formed with the major objective of bringing beekeepers and allsector players together, being a voice for the voiceless, promoting beekeeping, facilitating market linkages of bee products locally and internationally, protecting bee resources, building capacity of beekeepers, lobby and advocacy. These are realised in TUNADO#sstrategic plan with four Strategic objectives of 1) Advocacy for favourable policies, 2) Membership servicing, 3) High level apiculture promotion and 4) institution strengthening. In 2000, Beekeepers demanded Government to support them in establishing a national body that will offer sector coordination. In 2001 the Government of Uganda and Commonwealth Secretariat commissioned a study to establish the strategy for developing apiculture sector to contribute to national economic development. Recommendation number 6.5 stipulated a need for establishment of a private led national beekeepers# coordinating body. In October 2002, the Government through Office of the Prime Minister responded to the recommendation and beekeepers# demand and held several stakeholders# consultative meetings that gave birth to TUNADO in 2003. TUNADO was hence formed with mandate to coordinate the apiculture sector in Uganda. It is a national body and member based organisation uniting beekeepers, processors, packers, service providers # trainers # researchers # marketers - equipment manufacturers, Development Partners, Government and other stakeholders towards apiculture development in Uganda. To-date, TUNADO represents 1,200,000 beekeepers in Uganda (UBOS 2010), it has direct membership of 89000 beekeepers organised in 282 cooperatives, groups and companies. TUNADO is well recognised by Government of Uganda through MAAIF with a working MoU as a national body responsible for coordination apiculture industry in Uganda. TUNADO has grown to be widely recognised and respected as the 'go-to'body for beekeeping in Uganda and a reference point for other African nations and beyond.OXFAM IRELAND Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda0.32335 32.57498The right to a sustainable livelihood98162 98162 98162 98168 98160 117496 44080 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 44080Oxfam Ireland back donorThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'29449 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 29449Oxfam Ireland back donorThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'24633 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 24633Oxfam Ireland back donorThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'68713 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 68713Oxfam Ireland back donorThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'29449 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 29449Oxfam Ireland back donorThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'68713 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 68713Oxfam Ireland back donorThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'29449 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 29449Oxfam Ireland back donorThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'68712 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 68712Oxfam Ireland back donorThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'29456 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 29456Oxfam Ireland back donorThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'68712 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 68712Oxfam Ireland back donorThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'29448 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 29448Oxfam Ireland back donorThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'45749 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 45749Oxfam Ireland back donorThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'71747 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 71747Oxfam Ireland back donorThe Uganda National Apiculture Dev'Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThis is a total number of women reached by the Project in the 5 years under the honey value chainTotal number reached to the end of the project. This includes youth and PWDsmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThis is a total number of women reached by the Project in the 5 years under the honey value chainTotal number reached to the end of the project. This includes youth and PWDsWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.This is a total number of women reached by the Project in the 5 years under the honey value chain including indirect reachWomen reached during the reporting period with a number of activitiesTotal number reached to the end of the project. This includes youth and PWDsmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.This is a total number of men reached by the Project in the 5 years under the honey value chain including indirect reachMen reached during the reporting period with a number of activitiesTotal number reached to the end of the project. This includes youth and PWDsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05330-04:UGOxfam NovibThis project is a 5 years initiative that will be implemented by Agency For Community Empowerment following a pilot project by Oxfam in 2015. This is to continue working with West Nile coffee farmers and their organisations to sustainably improve the quality andquantity of their coffee and the value they attached to their products as well as creating demand from small holder farmers and different stakeholders to work together as farmer association and cooperative union. The project will cover the entire coffee value chain and systematically tackling the challenges facing small holder coffee farmers in West Nile. The key objectives the project seeks to address are to; Strengthen coffee farmer organisations for effective and collective coffee businesses, Set up the basics for farmers to improve their coffee quality, quantity, Support farmer organisations market their coffee for the best possible price, Empower women farmers in their path to full participation in coffee, as farmers, owners and leaders AFCE will provide expertise in smallholder coffee business, coffee processing and marketing, providing the technical inspiration behind the project. It also has in-depth expertise in gender and sustainable production. AFCE will set up the project systems, appointing the local partner and monitoring its performance, delivering specialist training and capacity-building on a range of coffee-related issues, providing ongoing coaching and mentoring support to key personnel of the project and participatingorganisations, sourcing specialist materials and equipment, preparing technical documents and manuals, identifying buyers and facilitating sales, overseeing and controlling project expenditure, Local project implementation, including working with farmersand farmer groups, umbrella bodies, local officials; training andcapacity-building of key personnel in micro-stations groups and umbrella bodies; managing project funds; monitoring progress towards the project targets, and reporting to Oxfam.Oxfam NovibAGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENTWe are a youth-led organization that was founded in 2011 by a group of professional youths working to improve the livelihoods of vulnerable people by empowering them to utilize their full potential towards holistic development. The organization seeks tocontributeto creation of decent work for young people by promoting positive attitude towards work, provide life skills, conduct trainings anddevelop linkages for interdependence and development. With support from different partners, the organisationhas extended support to more than 3,000 households both in West Nile and Lango Sub regions. The organization changed its legal status from a CBO to an NGOregistered with NGO Board with registration No. 11485 in 2015. At initiation, the organisation originally was formed by majority male members only, but later on incorporated and prioritized gender into its programming and hence a gender policy was developed and female staff and board members were brought on board. Vision statement: A value-driven community consciously working for continued improvement of their livelihoods and environment. Goal: A holistically sustained organization contributing to improved livelihoods inWest Nile Sub-region 1. ACHIEVEMENTS What have been the principal results in the past three years that contribute to significant, structural, sustained and positive improvement in the lives of men, women, girls and boys suffering from poverty, injustice, insecurity and exclusion? With funding from Self Help Africa, The Organisation Successfully promoted apiary value chain among 1500 farmers in Nebbi and Kole districts of northern Uganda. Traditionally apiculture (Apiary) is predominantly a male dominated enterprise that never included women, but with the intervention at least thenumber of women increased from 5% to 45% and hence led to increased income and improved standard of living of the women. Promoted standard sanitary Pads among adolescent girls in Nebbi Municipality for improved hygiene and livelihood that resulted into increased income, knowledge and skills among the adolescent girls, their self-esteembuilt with practical knowledge and skills, life skills trainings to mention. The support came from European Union through International Labour Organization (ILO) AFCE inpartnership with Twin and Twin Trading Company Limited with funding from Oxfam participated in the implemented of West Nile farmers and their coffee pilot project which saw increased participation and ownership of women in the coffee production whichculturally is male crop. Women participation increased, the quality of coffee improved, farmers were also exposed to the international market. The project benefited over 300 households in both Nebbi and Zombo district. 3. INSTITUTIONALPURPOSE Mission:What is the current purpose of the organisation? Mission Statement: We strive for better Local resources management, community empowerment, and livelihood improvement using advocacy, networking and skills development as an entry point. Institutional objectives: What are the principal changes the organisation seeks to achieve over the long term? Objectives: # To form a platform for advocacy where all community concerns can be channeled to trigger action. # To build the capacity of the community and other stakeholders through advisory, training, skills development and consultancy. # To harness the skills, attitudes and knowledge of theeducated unemployed through promotion of vocational skills, experience sharing, exposures and opportunities for internships and jobs. # To improve community livelihoods through promotion of sustainable agricultural practices and good environment management. # To improve community hygiene and sanitationOXFAM IRELAND Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda2.47781 31.08510The right to a sustainable livelihood43705 43705 43706 43706 43705 81206 30594 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 30594Oxfam Ireland back donorAGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT13112 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 13112Oxfam Ireland back donorAGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT30593 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 30593Oxfam Ireland back donorAGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT13111 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 13111Oxfam Ireland back donorAGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT30594 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 30594Oxfam Ireland back donorAGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT13112 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 13112Oxfam Ireland back donorAGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT30594 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 30594Oxfam Ireland back donorAGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT13112 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 13112Oxfam Ireland back donorAGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT30594 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 30594Oxfam Ireland back donorAGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT13112 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 13112Oxfam Ireland back donorAGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT34862 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 34862Oxfam Ireland back donorAGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT46344 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 46344Oxfam Ireland back donorAGENCY FOR COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENTWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesDirect Female Project ParticipantsTotal number of female coffee farmers reached in the past 5 years. The increase is attributed to the construction of new micro stationNumber of women that have been reached Directly by the projectNumber of women that have been reached Directly by the project from 2017 to 2022men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesDirect male Project ParticipantsTotal number of Male coffee farmers reached in the past 5 years. the increase is attributed to the construction of a new micro stationNumber of women that have been reached Directly by the projectNumber of women that have been reached Directly by the project from 2017 to 2022Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Including indirect reachIncludes indirect beneficiaries (Household members)Total number of females reached indirectly in the past 5 yearsNumber of women that have been reached Directly by the projectNumber of women that have been reached Directly by the project from 2017 to 2022men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Including indirect reachIncludes indirect beneficiaries (Household members)Total number of males reached indirectly in the past 5 yearsNumber of women that have been reached Directly by the projectNumber of women that have been reached Directly by the project from 2017 to 2022NL-KVK-27108436-A-05330-05:UGOxfam NovibThis is a Five Year project that will focus on building three core elements that are essential to successful and sustained employment or entrepreneurship and these are; skills and capacity development (including building positive attitudes about agriculture as aviable livelihoods strategy for youth # cool farming), increased access to capital and relevant financial services, and value chainand agricultural-related business support and development. Working within high potential value chains such as oilseeds, cereals, and small livestock in Northern Uganda, the project will identify and facilitate activities from primary production to post-harvest and storage, through value addition and marketing of final products. The project will train and empower women and youth to build successful agribusinesses, increase and improve opportunities at small and growing businesses (related to agriculture) for women and youth employment, and expand access to financial services (including credit, savings and loans) to support sustainable livelihoods. The project will follow two core pathways to support women and youth and this include; Entrepreneurship support to initiate and start-upwomen and youth agribusinesses, Entrepreneurship support to Small and Growing Business(SGB) development to expand youth jobs International Foundation For Recovery Development (IFRAD) is socio-economic development organization working with enterprising people and businesses to influence pro-development policies, organize communities for positive transformation and development in East Africa. IFRAD works with collectively over 3000 young men and women across the various engagements, 56% of whom are female. IFRAD will coordinate the mobilization of youth groups and facilitate the specific trainings on business and entrepreneurship developmentOxfam NovibINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERYIFRAD was founded and registered in October 2009 as a non-profit organization, majorly out of passion of then promoters/Board members to respond to the early post conflict injustices in Northern Uganda. Initially based on relief and recovery principles, IFRAD conducted activities addressing major livelihood challenges such as i) community organizing, ii) training of Village Savings and Loans Associations ii) Non-formal vocational and skills trainings and iii) supplying of relief hand-outs, while mainstreaming issues of child protection, gender, and HIV/AIDS. Because of the dynamic (and fast changing) post conflict programming in Northern Uganda, the Board of Directors resolved to re-define the mission and focus of the organization to new development trends not only in Northern Uganda but to Uganda as a whole. In November 2014, the organization took on a development mindset as opposed to post conflict relief and recovery in a bid to contextualize and broaden IFRAD#s programming and impact beyond NorthernUganda and beyond post conflict programming. IFRAD is currently a nationally focused and aspiringly - a leading socio-economic development organization working with enterprising people and businesses to influence pro-development policies, organize communities for positive transformation and development in East Africa. We work with collectively over 3000 young men and women across the various engagements, 56% of whom are female. IFRAD employs a private-sector-led approach towards development through; i)grassroots private sector organizing, ii) influencing local government-based policy debates and advocacy, iii) enhancing of community assets through capacity building, as well as iv) facilitating a functional business ecosystem (through tripartite engagements with; government, financial institutions and more developed private sector). Since 2014, we have mainstreamed Gender and ICT as core elements to IFRAD#s programing as we build out into a professional and highly reputable organization.OXFAM IRELAND Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda0.36237 32.62333The right to basic social services36190 35190 35000 35380 35190 25633 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 25633Oxfam Ireland back donorINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY10557 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 10557Oxfam Ireland back donorINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY24633 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 24633Oxfam Ireland back donorINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY10557 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 10557Oxfam Ireland back donorINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY24500 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 24500Oxfam Ireland back donorINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY10500 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 10500Oxfam Ireland back donorINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY24766 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 24766Oxfam Ireland back donorINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY10614 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 10614Oxfam Ireland back donorINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY24633 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 24633Oxfam Ireland back donorINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY10557 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 10557Oxfam Ireland back donorINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY28453 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 28453Oxfam Ireland back donorINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY43057 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 43057Oxfam Ireland back donorINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERYWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThis is direct reach for the past 5 yearsTotal number reached from 2017-2022young men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThis is direct reach for the past 5 yearsTotal number reached from 2017-2022Women and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentThis is indirect reach by female youth reached by the project. An average of 5 members per household is usedTotal number reached from 2017-2022Female youth reached within the 6 monthsyoung men that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentThis is indirect reach by male youth reached by the project. An average of 5 members per household is usedTotal number reached from 2017-2022This are male youth reached within the 6 monthsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05330-06:UGOxfam NovibThis is a Five Year project that will focus on building three core elements that are essential to successful and sustained employment or entrepreneurship and these are; skills and capacity development (including building positive attitudes about agriculture as aviable livelihoods strategy for youth # cool farming), increased access to capital and relevant financial services, and value chainand agricultural-related business support and development. Working within high potential value chains such as oilseeds, cereals, and small livestock in Northern Uganda, the project will identify and facilitate activities from primary production to post-harvest and storage, through value addition and marketing of final products. The project will train and empower women and youth to build successful agribusinesses, increase and improve opportunities at small and growing businesses (related to agriculture) for women and youth employment, and expand access to financial services (including credit, savings and loans) to support sustainable livelihoods. The project will follow two core pathways to support women and youth and this include; Entrepreneurship support to initiate and start-upwomen and youth agribusinesses, Entrepreneurship support to Small and Growing Business(SGB) development to expand youth jobs This Project will be implemented by Both IFRAD and Uganda Youth Network (UYONET). UYONET will focus on building the capacity of female and male youth to interact with government processes that will include district planning, budgeting processes and policy analysis, support them to monitor government service delivery and come up with strategic recommendations through positions papers that will be used in policy advocacy processes relevant to agriculture and job creation this will lead to; Increased District and National budgetallocation to agriculture and/or job creation to benefit the poor and marginalized women and youth, and a more enabling policy and legislative environment for economic empowerment of women and youth.Oxfam NovibUganda Youth NetworkUganda Youth Network is a national, non-partisan and non-profit Civil Society Organization registered in Uganda as a non-governmental organization. UYONET was founded in 2002 initially as a Youth Analysis Board (YAB) and later registered as an independent national youth initiative with the overall mission to redefine the role and contribution of the Ugandan youth in the governance and development processes in the country. It was conceived by a group of young people, then student leaders in Uganda publicUniversities, who during the formative days of reintroduced plural politics in Uganda were concerned about the status of the country#s governance and leadership. They were convinced that reforming the Ugandan state required young and vibrant leadership. This necessitated the organized involvement of young people in Uganda#s democratic processes. Towards this end, following the formation of UYONET, structured dialogue among young people from the different sectors in Uganda on how to radically redefine therole of young people in political, economic and social discourses were facilitated by UYONET, starting with the formation of a loose coalition of young people called the Youth Analysis Board (YAB) that eventually transformed into UYONET as a legally registered entity. UYONET has increasingly been demanding for a collective platform for research, training and policy advocacy for young people by young people with a vision of an Empowered youth population participating in governance and development processes. Our core mission and every day work is mainly building, empowering and sustaining a vibrant youth network through advocacy, raising awareness on sexual and reproductive health rights for young people, coordination and capacity building. We work with 37 network members all over Uganda and 157 youth organisations. Uganda Youth Network is a governance based organization and therefore strives to exhibit tenets of good corporate governance. We continue to be the premier youth organization working to enhance the contribution of youth in the governance and development processes. The organization has a well-defined decision making structure as explained as; The Annual General Meeting (AGM); this is the organization#s highest decision making organ. Itisconstituted of all the registered and fully subscribed member organizations. Its key roles include among other; to constitute the Board, to review and approve the decisions made at different levels of decision making, review reports from the board on theimplementation of the General Assembly Decision and to approve audited books of account. The Boardis the second organ in hierarchy of decision making at UYONET. The board#s key roles include; implement the decisions of the General Assembly, support in policy formulation, policy review and implementation, constitute board sub committees to handle different management roles, receive and review secretariat decision, ensure effective management of the secretariat among others.OXFAM IRELAND Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda0.34555 32.61444The right to social and political participation46919 46919 46919 46919 46919 46921 32843 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 32843Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Youth Network14076 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 14076Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Youth Network32843 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 32843Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Youth Network14076 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 14076Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Youth Network32843 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 32843Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Youth Network14076 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 14076Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Youth Network32843 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 32843Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Youth Network14076 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 14076Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Youth Network32843 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 32843Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Youth Network14076 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 14076Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Youth Network21078 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 21078Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Youth Network25843 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 25843Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Youth NetworkWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesthis is reach for 2021Female youth LeadersThose reached on advocacy and leadershipmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesthis is reach for 2021Male youth leadersThose reached on advocacy and leadershipWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.These are female youth council leaders and those that belong to the Economic Livelihood and Advisory Panel in the past 5 years. They benefited directly from the trainings and later engage others in the communityfemale youth leadersThose reached on advocacy and leadershipmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.These are male youth council leaders and those that belong to the Economic Livelihood and Advisory Panel in the past 5 years. They benefited directly from the trainings and later engage others in the communitymale youth leadersThose reached on advocacy and leadershipNL-KVK-27108436-A-05330-07:UGOxfam NovibThis is a 5 Year project that will focus on building strong institutions to respond to Violence Against Women and Girls(VAWG). The project in the 5years will seek to challenge the negative attitudes and limited knowledge that perpetuate VAWG. It will seek to ensure that there is coordinated efforts towards violence prevention. Gender inequality and VAWG remain a challenge and yet the institutions like the health, police, judicial actors have limited capacity to handle VAWG issues. For instance, in Uganda, defilement casesare on the increase each year. Defilement cases rose from 14,973 in 2010 to 17,567 in 2016. Rapes cases shot up from 898 in 2010 to1,572 in 2016.While the 2013 Uganda Bureau of Statistics, reported that close to 70% of "ever-married women aged 15 to 49 had experienced some form of violence" at the hands of their partner. There is need to build capacity of the social support system and ensurethat that the referral pathway is working smoothly. Equally important, there is need to work with the community to ensure a positive shift in knowledge and behaviour. Thus, the project will aim at: i) enhancing the capacity of relevant duty bearers on the existing policy and legislation on gender equality ii) improved knowledge and attitudes towards GBV iii) increased awareness and utilization of support structures that exist for GBV survivors Thus, the project will build capacity of key institutions to address GBV issues and support survivors. The project will equally work with the community to raise awareness and deepen local activism to challenge violence where GBV is looked at as a form of injustice CEDOVIP is building a movement to prevent violence against women and girls in Uganda. It will work with key institutions which are key in referral pathway to create a comprehensive prevention and response system in the Districts of Nebbi and Kabong working with their District partners to undertake community mobilisation and building localactivism against VAWG i.e Memprow and Aware Uganda respectively. Their work aims to create change in the attitudes, behavior, and practices that perpetuate Violence Against Women and Girls (VAW/G). Thus they will coordinate all VAWG activities and will ensure a functional skilled referral pathway on GBVOxfam NovibCENTER FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENFounded in 2003 Center for Domestic Violence Prevention (CEDOVIP )is committed to preventing violence against women and works withthose actors from various sectors to create a comprehensive prevention and response system in Uganda. CEDOVIP works with communities, institutions, civil society and the government, to promote the rights of women and girls so as to create safer, healthier, and happier relationships, homes and communities. The work aims to create change in the attitudes, behavior, and practices that perpetuate Violence Against Women and Girls (VAW/G) in Uganda. CEDOVIP coordinated the successful advocacy for the passing of the Domestic Violence Act 2010 and is still committed to working with the law enforcing bodies to enable its implementation. CEDOVIP builds relationships and inspires institutions such as the Uganda Police Force and the Ministry of Health to accept technical support to streamline and formulate structures that define how the institution can effectively respond to VAW/G. For example, CEDOVIP has been given a key role in the police curriculum review process to support the Uganda Police Force to include GBV modules and change practice to strengthen service delivery for survivors of VAW/G. OURGOAL Building a movement to prevent violence against women and girls in Uganda To accomplish this goal, CEDOVIP focuses on mobilizing communities to prevent and respond to VAW/G; strengthening prevention and response to VAW/G by civil society organizations, government, local institutions, and institutions of learning; and advocacy for better implementation of existing laws and policies, as well as for passage of new, more effective laws and policies. OURVISION Existence of violence-free relationships OURMISSION To transformthe power imbalance in intimate relationships through awareness raising, collective visioning, and concerted efforts among community membersOXFAM IRELAND Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda0.34560 32.58534The right to an identity51000 9000 30000 21000 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 21000Oxfam Ireland back donorCENTER FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVEN9000 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 9000Oxfam Ireland back donorCENTER FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVEN21000 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 21000Oxfam Ireland back donorCENTER FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVEN9000 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 9000Oxfam Ireland back donorCENTER FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVEN21000 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 21000Oxfam Ireland back donorCENTER FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVEN9000 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 9000Oxfam Ireland back donorCENTER FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE PREVENShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider a life free from violence a fundamental right for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider a life free from violence a fundamental right for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider a life free from violence a fundamental right for men and women.men, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider a life free from violence a fundamental right for men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05330-08:UGOxfam NovibUWONET coordinates a number of CSO coalitions on key women#s rights issues. These coalitions include; CSO working group on the Marriage and Divorce Bill, the Women Democracy Group comprising of strategic women based organisations such as ACFODE. UWONET supported the development of the Women#s Manifesto focuses on 5 gender priorities of Women#s health, Women#s economic empowerment; Women#s land right, Women and girls# education and Women, Politics and decision making. The 2012/13 Uganda National Household Survey showed anoverall literacy rate of 71 percent among persons aged 10 years and above. Findings reveal that men are more literate than their female counter parts with literacy rates of 77 and 65 percent respectively. Overall, women still lag behind men in a number of important aspects and more needs to be done to address the numerous constraints to full gender equality. For example, there are still cultural attitudes and practices that are biased against women and which hinder women#s access to education, economic benefits, health services and decision-making. In regard to politics, Uganda has also implemented several initiatives aimed at strengthening women#s political participation in the country. Since 1986, Statistics indicate a steady rise in female participation in political leadership.In the 6th Parliament (1996#2001) there were 39 districts in Uganda, accordingly 39 women were elected as female district MPs. Whenthe 7th Parliament (2001#2006) was elected, Uganda had introduced 17 new districts, securing women with at least 56 seats in Parliament. Despite progress in the numbers of women in representation, the lack of visible transformative change in legislations, policies and programmes aimed at women raises pertinent questions regarding effective engagement and influence of women in politics. As perJuly 2014, none of the prominent political parties in Uganda has achieved a 50:50 representation of women as per the African Charter on Democracy, Elections and Governance (2004)that Ugandais signatory . In response to the above, Oxfam Uganda and UWONET with support from OIE will implement a 5 Year project that will focus on building women#s leadership through building a strong women#s movement that advances capacity building for women leaders. This project will be implemented be building on the foregoing project# Porticus that aimed at fostering women#s leadership by addressing issues of Violence against women, women#s land rights and implementation of the Maputol protocol. It will be implemented in Nebbi, Kotido and Lamwo Districts which already have good working relationships with the partner as well as District partners and the Women#s rights networks supported by the foregoing project. The project will seek to build capacity of womenleaders in governance. Specifically, the project will seek to achieve the following outcomes i) Women have increased opportunities and skills to participate in leadership positions in the targeted communities ii) Local government authorities in the targeted communities are aware of their duties to rights holders and existing policy and legislation on gender equality iii) Improved local capacity of partner marginalized groups/CSO#s to demand gender equality. iv) Strengthened partner capacity, coordination and reach in terms of national advocacy surrounding GBV The project through UWONET intends to continue working closely with local partners (women networks) based in the project area in the course of project implementation including Pachego Women#sClubin Nebbi District, WORUDET in Lamwo district, and NAKERE Rural Women#s Activists in Kotido district. UWONET will focus on enhancinginstitutional capacities of the networks to build activism for the enactment of gender laws and policy.Oxfam NovibUganda Women's Network (UWONET)Uganda Women#s Network (UWONET) was formed in 1993 as an advocacy network by Ugandan Women; 16 national women#s organisations, institutions and 9 individuals to steer women#s rights, gender transformation and equality agenda. The network was formed out of the East African Preparatory Conference held in Kampala in 1993 to spearhead Uganda women#s efforts which led to the participation in the UN World Conference on Women held in Beijing in 1995. UWONET was formed to champion a untied voice and create space for women to collectively address and take action on gender based discrimination in spheres of social economic and political life of women in Ugandaat all levels. UWONET#s core mandate is policy advocacy, however for the past five years it has concentrated programmatically on specific thematic areas and focus i.e. Women#s Leadership and Democratic Governance, Women#s Rights and Access to Justice, Women#s Economic Justice and Empowerment and Institutional Development and Organisational Strengthening. 1. ACHIEVEMENTS What have been the principal results in the past three years that contribute to significant, structural, sustained and positive improvement in the lives of men, women, girls and boys suffering from poverty, injustice, insecurity and exclusion? 1. Reduced tolerance and vulnerability to Gender Based Violence and most especially Violence against Women and Girls as a result of a holistic approach to GBV service delivery. 2. Policy influencing at National, regional and International levels such as engendering the NDP II, pushing for the enactment ofgender bills, policies and laws such as the Land Amendment Act, the Gender Policy, and the Marriage Bill, 2017. UWONET has also utilised global and regional processes and mechanisms to follow up on Uganda#s commitment to fulfilling gender through the CEDAW reporting and UPRM processes. 3. Increased and Improved access to justice and GBV case management as a result of strengthened individual, collective and systematic capacity of human rights and JLOS institutions such as the Police. SGBV desks have been introduced within the Police structure. 4. Increased women#s voice and influence in democratic governance and processes as a result of women#s participation in taking up leadership positions at all levels. Enhanced capacity and voice among district based women#s organisations henceengaged in demanding for accountability for gender equality.3. INSTITUTIONAL PURPOSE Mission: To coordinate action among UWONET membership and targeted stakeholders through networking, capacity building, resource mobilisation, policy research and advocacy for the attainment of gender equality in Uganda. Institutional objectives: 1) To promote women#s access to power and decision making positions in all sectorsand at all levels. 2) To improve the socio-economic conditions of women and other marginalized groups 3) To work towards the achievement of equal opportunities and rights to women in all sectors and increased access to and control of resources and benefits 4) To work towards the elimination of defilement, rape, violence against women and other forms of abuse against womenand children in society 5) To collect and disseminate information on the priority issues of concern to women. Fields of activity: Key thematic areas are: Women's Leadership and Democratic Governance; Women's Rights and Access to Justice; Women's Economic Justiceand Empowerment and institutional development and Organisation strengthening. The Geographical areas in which the organization works are Northern, Eastern, Western, West Nile and Karamoja Regions in districts of Lamwo, Kitgum, Agago, Pader, Amuru, Namutumba, Kamuli, Jinja, Buyende, Iganga, Mayuge, Kaliro, Bugiri, Moroto Kotido, Nakapiripirit, Abim, Kaboong, Amudat, Nebbi, Zombo and Mubende among others. Social Actors are, Women, Girls, district local governments, women councillors, police, health workers, women in business, CBOs, Women groups, Local councils among others. 4. STRATEGIC POSITIONING UWONET operatesin an environment in which there are a number of legal, policies and institutional frameworks for promotion of gender equality and increase in the number of women in politics such as the Constitution of the Republic of Uganda, National Gender Policy 2007, and affirmative Action. However, the rights of women are continually violated and discrimination of women continues. social Actiors are: Women, Girls, district local governments, women councillors, police, health workers, women councillors, women inbusiness, CBOs, women groups, members of parliament, ministries such as Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development, Ministry of Trade, Ministry of Justice and Contitutional Affairs, Ministry of Education, Ministry of Health among others. The uniqueness is around policy advocacy and influencing at different levelsi.e. national, regional and international with views from the local levels. In addition, available structures at the local/district levels to reach out to the communities i.e. district women networks.OXFAM IRELAND Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda0.35340 32.61926The right to social and political participationThe right to an identity55375 55375 55375 55376 55375 93708 38763 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 38763Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Women's Network (UWONET)16613 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 16613Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Women's Network (UWONET)38763 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 38763Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Women's Network (UWONET)16613 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 16613Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Women's Network (UWONET)38763 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 38763Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Women's Network (UWONET)16613 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 16613Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Women's Network (UWONET)38763 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 38763Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Women's Network (UWONET)16613 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 16613Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Women's Network (UWONET)38763 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 38763Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Women's Network (UWONET)16613 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 16613Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Women's Network (UWONET)55096 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 55096Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Women's Network (UWONET)18561 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 18561Oxfam Ireland back donorUganda Women's Network (UWONET)Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesOxfam reached out to women at different levelsCapacities enhanced of partners to engageImproved promotion and protection of women and girls rightsCapacities enhanced for actorsWomen's capacities enhancedWomens capacilties on transformative leadership have been built and coalitions stregthenedWomen have continued to engage with their leaders at all levels.men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMale involvement is a strong strategy towards social norm change in leadershipMen's positive masculinities enhancedCapacity of partners enhanced at different levels towards increased influencingMen's capacities enhance to engage on women rightsMen's capacities enhanced.Adopting the male engagment strategy has caused alot of transformation through positive masculinities.Men continue to be change agents within their communities.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.Women are at the front in advocacy at different levels national and local levels.Women knowedge enhance to engage on their rights.Women empowered to claim their rightsWonen continued to be engaged on their human rights.Women have engaged on key issues affecting them including access to basic service e.g water and health facilitiesWomen have taken part in elections and contested in electionsmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.Women inclusion in decision making remains fundramental from the stakeholders perspectiveMen effectively engage and effectively undertaking policy influencingWomen voices in leadership captured in media and on different platformsMen working with women to claim and advocate for their rightEngagment on women rights and their participation in leadershipWomen have been engaged in the various platforms and fora as male change agentsWomen are taking part in leadership at local,national and international levels e.g IWD,16 Days of Activism Against GBVIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action supporting transformative leadership and women's political participation following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersVoice at national and district levels speak out on issues affecting them at different platformsWomen taking action towards their realization of their human rightsWomen at the fore front challenging rights violitations but also taking up leadership in decision making towards ending violence against women.Women participated on public spaces on various issuesWomen mobilized to participate in international events at national and community levelsWomen have effectively engaged at district,national,regional and international levelsWomen have participated in International,national and community activites advaning and promoting their rightsmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersMen speaking out towards advancement and inclusion of women in leadership.Effective participation in public eventsLeaders at different levels denouncing rights violations and commitment to rights promotion at different levels.Men's continuous engagmentMen has spoken out on various women rights issues e.g incusion in decision making at all levels (public and private sphere)Continuous enagment in various spaces and foraMen continue to participate in strategic meetings towards promoting and protecting the rights of womenpublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.During International days e.g IWD and 16 Days of activism engagements undertakenEngagment of women and men in policy formulationDuring 16 Days of Activism, International Women's day platforms for influencingContinuous policy engagementEffective participation in public eventsStratgic engagment of actors through policy influencingMobilization of actors to participate in public events remains critical towards influencing progressive cultures, practices and actionsmedia citation Oxfam/partner researchReporters from traditional and digital media houses/platformsMedia engagment on topical issues affecting womenMedia engagements with different platform onMedia continuous engagement on critical issuesMedia engagment remains criticalMedia platforms and influencers identified and worked withThis remains a critical and fundamental strategy in delivering on our programmesIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action supporting transformative leadership and women's political participation following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action supporting transformative leadership and women's political participation following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Women empowerment is at the centers of empowerment to voice on critical issues at different spacesWomen have taken action and taking part in their leeadershipWomen take up positions of leadership at different levels.Women have taken action and participated i n leadership.Women collectively and individually taking action towards realization of their rights.Women enabled to speak on the issues affecting themMobilized women and they are engaging continuouslymen take action supporting transformative leadership and women's political participation following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Mens are changing social norm change through peer to peer supportMen taking action towards empowering women and girlsMen as change agents within their communitiesMen take action and support women take up leadershipMen have transformed over time towards supporting the women in various fields.Men strategically engaging at various levelsMen have taken action through policy influencing and advocacy within the public and private spheres.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05330-09:UGOxfam NovibThe National Association of Women’s Organizations in Uganda (NAWOU) in Uganda was founded in the 1960’s as the National Council of Women (NCW) and the gender machinery then. It was mandated to coordinate and be a platform for promoting women in politicalleadership and to advocate for women’s issues and concerns. After the creation of political women’s councils and a Ministry of Gender, NCW was registered under a new name as the National Association of Women’s Organizations in Uganda (NAWOU) in 1993 aftera transition of five (5) years. NAWOU boasts of being the most grounded women’s organisation because of its members found in all parts of Uganda and as the oldest women’s organisation based on its foundation as the National Council for Women in the 1960s. The Women’s Movement NAWOU’s foundation is linked to the struggles by the Women’s Movement, which started with individual activists before independence. The first ‘local’ formal civil society organization to promote ‘women’s concerns’ and social change was the multi-racial Uganda Council of Women, formed in 1946 (Tripp 2000, Kwesiga 1995, Snyder 1995). But this was preceded by a number of other civil society organizations that were racial in nature. For example, the British missionary wives formedtheir own association in 1906 and also the MothersUnion, which later opened up to Ugandan women in 1908. Then there was the Indian Women’s Association. Many women are remembered forworking to establish linkages between the local Ugandan women and the foreign women. Sugra Visram, a Ugandan woman of Indian decent was one such woman who embodies the efforts of trying to link women from different backgrounds. The most notable efforts was the formation of a civil society organization the (Young Women’s Christian Association) YWCA and the Uganda Council of Women (Tripp 2000). These organizations that had started early before Independence were able to live through the test of time working to improve the lot of women through various initiatives. Yet, as Kwesiga (1995) notes, after independence in 1962 there was very little support forwomen’s organizing. Karungi (1995) argues that when Amin came to power in 1971, he initially promoted women’s rights in a populistmove but then subsequently banned women’s organizations. NAWOU’s footprints go back to women like Freda Adiamo, Rhoda Kalema, Kisosonkole, Irene Emulu, and Joyce Mpanga began to agitate for women’s issues at political a forums in and out of the country. These numbers soon grew into organized andstructured advocacy that gave birth to forOxfam NovibNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMENNAWOU’s foundation is linked to the struggles by the Women’s Movement, which started with individual activists before independence.The first ‘local’ formal civil society organization to promote ‘women’s concerns’ and social change was the multi-racial Uganda Council of Women, formed in 1946 (Tripp 2000, Kwesiga 1995, Snyder 1995). But this was preceded by a number of other civil society organizations that were racial in nature. For example, the British missionary wives formed their own association in 1906 and also the Mothers Union, which later opened up to Ugandan women in 1908. Then there was the Indian Women’s Association. Many women are remembered for working to establish linkages between the local Ugandan women and the foreign women. Sugra Visram, a Ugandan woman of Indiandecent was one such woman who embodies the efforts of trying to link women from different backgrounds. The most notable efforts was the formation of a civil society organization the (Young Women’s Christian Association) YWCA and the Uganda Council of Women (Tripp 2000). These organizations that had started early before Independence were able to live through the test of time working to improve the lot of women through various initiatives. Yet, as Kwesiga (1995) notes, after independence in 1962 there was very little support for women’s organizing. Karungi (1995) argues that when Amin came to power in 1971, he initially promoted women’s rights in a populist move but then subsequently banned women’s organizations.OXFAM IRELAND Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to an identity63333 26000 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 26000Oxfam Ireland back donorNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN37333 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 37333Oxfam Ireland back donorNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMEN-3753 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND -3753Oxfam Ireland back donorNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF WOMENShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider a life free from violence a fundamental right for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersThe meetings provided a critical platform for social norm change among communities and actors.Shifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider a life free from violence a fundamental right for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider a life free from violence a fundamental right for men and women.Accordingly, a total of 456 (270M, 183F & 03 PLWD) people were reached with information on the key drivers of GBV,Working with the referal pathway actors at district level, they reached out to bejeficaries directly as well as indirectly through awareness and sensitization meetings as as well as community engagements.men, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider a life free from violence a fundamental right for men and women.During the various stakeholders meeting the referral pathway actors have played a formidable role in social norm change.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05341-02:UGOxfam NovibThe project objective is to reduce vulnerability of crisis-affected people, especially women and children, to water and sanitation related diseases with a long term horizon. Envisaged project outputs are: 1. Increased access to portable water supply for 40,000 people. This will entail delivery of: 20 large diameter bore holes drilled; 8 High Yield BHs motorized; 1 existing water system rehabilitated; water supply extension <(>&<)> pipeline. 2. Improved, sustainable and safe disposal of fecal matter for 10,000 people in institutions (Education <(>&<)> health facilities). Specific deliverables include: 46 Blocks (5- stances each) of drainable latrines constructed; 1 sanitation lagoon constructed; 20 water user committees (WuCs) mobilized <(>&<)> trained The main project activities will include: · Drilling of large diameter wells (6-8 inches) · Motorization of high yielding borehole wells# including 1 existing one in Ofua, · Constructing drainable latrines in schools and health facilities (with rainwater harvesting facilities · Construction of Pawol and Enyau Water Systems; and rehabilitation of Ocea · Constructing a central Sanitation lagoon to manage sludge from institutional and communal latrines · Training and mobilisation of WuCs and management at institutions.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM GERMANY Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to life and security15594 207430 584592 998584 1183236 582373 -511802055 15594 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib15594CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic23831Oxfam Germany back donor-15594 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-15594CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic13040Oxfam Germany back donor15376Oxfam Germany back donor3600Oxfam Germany back donor74643Oxfam Germany back donor12446Oxfam Germany back donor12270Oxfam Germany back donor16332Oxfam Germany back donor15616Oxfam Germany back donor-884Oxfam Germany back donor900Oxfam Germany back donor13662Oxfam Germany back donor-61381Oxfam Germany back donor13030Oxfam Germany back donor27695Oxfam Germany back donor42848Oxfam Germany back donor25766Oxfam Germany back donor37916Oxfam Germany back donor27844Oxfam Germany back donor40304Oxfam Germany back donor98425Oxfam Germany back donor14004Oxfam Germany back donor101875Oxfam Germany back donor37739Oxfam Germany back donor42729Oxfam Germany back donor59980Oxfam Germany back donor29911Oxfam Germany back donor68097Oxfam Germany back donor16758Oxfam Germany back donor-1180Oxfam Germany back donor38414Oxfam Germany back donor46328Oxfam Germany back donor18251Oxfam Germany back donor191885Oxfam Germany back donor133910Oxfam Germany back donor84421Oxfam Germany back donor24084Oxfam Germany back donor135803Oxfam Germany back donor28458Oxfam Germany back donor22975Oxfam Germany back donor258478Oxfam Germany back donor15321Oxfam Germany back donor100083Oxfam Germany back donor122949Oxfam Germany back donor25978Oxfam Germany back donor78324Oxfam Germany back donor110640Oxfam Germany back donor113110Oxfam Germany back donor33721Oxfam Germany back donor70995Oxfam Germany back donor87386Oxfam Germany back donor172668Oxfam Germany back donor252062Oxfam Germany back donor38843Oxfam Germany back donor252189Oxfam Germany back donor23836Oxfam Germany back donor32530Oxfam Germany back donor34433Oxfam Germany back donor16941Oxfam Germany back donor62975Oxfam Germany back donor11335Oxfam Germany back donor36005Oxfam Germany back donor745Oxfam Germany back donor72543Oxfam Germany back donor474Oxfam Germany back donor234Oxfam Germany back donor-15094Oxfam Germany back donor-31182Oxfam Germany back donor-1616Oxfam Germany back donor-4014Oxfam Germany back donor25Oxfam Germany back donor-8Oxfam Germany back donor16Oxfam Germany back donor2030Oxfam Germany back donor8Oxfam Germany back donor-77480Oxfam Germany back donor77480 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib77480Unders/overspending Donor FundsWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05341-03:UGOxfam NovibCEFORD will contribute its knowledge, skills and experience in capacity building and mainstreaming HIV/AIDS, Gender and protection as well as WASH. It has been implementing such activities on the behalf of Oxfam before in the South Sudanese refugee programme withfunding from UNHCR <(>&<)> UNICEF among other Donors. It has now established itself as an actor in refugee response interventions which experience it has gained in simple-menting humanitarian programmes targeting the refugee situation in West Nile. CEFORD has participated in various capacity building programmes or-ganized by Oxfam. CEFORD in partnership with Oxfam has implemented programmes under Emergency food security and livelihoods, Environment, Gender and protection and WASH interventions which makes it competent andexperienced in that field. CEFORD#s approaches are shaped by innova-tions learnt e.g. mainstreaming Gender Action and Learning Systems meth-odology, Sexual and reproductive health and rights, HIV and AIDS issues, gender issues in herprogrammes and capacity building through trainings and skills acquisition empowers the community to improve their own conditions sustainably. CEFORD currently have 109 staffs (both programmatic <(>&<)> func-tional) and their annual turn over last year was approx. Eur 1.21 Million. CEFORD also brings local knowledge, have existing presence in both Arua and Yumbe, have the trust of local communities and their leaderships andcan be an effective bridge between them and refugees and can ensure con-tinued support to at least some activities beyond the life of this action. It also brings the needed expertise in the technical areas entrusted to them. CEFORD also has very good relationshipwith local government departments which is essential to involve these departments in our interventions and a key ingredient for building preparedness and sustainability. CEFORD is recognized in West Nile due to her performances in delivering services to the grassroot communities and has gained recognition from the 8 Local Governments in the region. Due to this recognition, CEFORD was se-lected to represent CSOs in MAYANK (An Association for Local Governments in West Nile districts of Moyo, Adjumani, Yumbe, Arua, Nebbi, Koboko, Maracha and Zombo). This is a platform for MAYANK members to discuss issues affecting the region.Oxfam NovibCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR RURAL DEVThe history of Community Empowerment for Rural Development (CEFORD) dates back to 1993 when the Uganda government, with the financial and technical support of the Dutch government, implemented the Community Action Program (CAP) and later the Women Empowerment Program (WEP) in the West Nile region. Both programs were considered successes by the communities and district local governments of West Nile, and external evaluators and the Dutch embassy in Uganda. The focus was on community mobilisation and capacity building through service delivery and the implementation of micro-projects. CAP concentrated on the supply of social infrastructure services and the implementation of agricultural projects, while WEP concentrated on the empowerment of women and the strengthening of their capacities to participate in the development process. Thus CEFORD was founded, to fill the gap created by the closure of these successful programs that were phased out in June 2000. CEFORD operates in parts of all the five districts of Adjumani, Arua, Moyo, Nebbi and Yumbe. It was founded in July 2000 but the process of its formation dates back to 1998, to an internal reflection workshop of CAP staff that identified possible scenarios for the future. One scenario suggested a merger of CAP and WEP into a local NGO. The decentralisation of government to districts in Uganda also demanded strong civil society organisations that could support local governments indelivering services. CEFORD's major achievements in the last three years include a participatory poverty assessment in the districts of Arua and Nebbi. Through these assessments CEFORD gave objective feedback from poor women and men to the district and central governments, and to some donor. It was also successful in supporting the Adjumani district local government in facilitating the formulation of all its sub-county development plans. This enhanced its chance of accessing funds from the central government, from which the communities would benefit. And CEFORD strengthened the capacities of four local organisations through organisational self-assessment and the facilitation of strategic planning. The performance of these organisations has since improved. It also mobilised and linked ten community-based organisations to funding for agricultural activities; over 30 million Ugandan shillings from the German Development Services. CEFORD's Mission is to improve the capacity of women, men, children and their organisations in the more disadvantaged communities of West Nile effectively to articulate their demands and interests, to increase their production and income in a sustainable way and to secure better access to services. The institutional objectives of CEFORD are to contribute to the following policy and practice changes in West Nile: food and income security is guaranteed, communities have positive attitude to the enrolment and retention of girls in schools, there is active participation of the population in district and sub-county planning and policy formulation (especially around issues of natural resources, peace and security), peace and security in the region are consolidated especially at the household level, and women are empowered to participate as equal partners to men in decision-making and control over resources at the household and community levels.OXFAM GERMANY Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda3.03033 30.90730The right to life and security149569 61244 18875 67876 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 67876Oxfam Germany back donorCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR RURAL DEV40845 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 40845Oxfam Germany back donorCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR RURAL DEV40848 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 40848Oxfam Germany back donorCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR RURAL DEV30622 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 30622Oxfam Germany back donorCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR RURAL DEV30622 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 30622Oxfam Germany back donorCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR RURAL DEV18875 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 18875Oxfam Germany back donorCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT FOR RURAL DEVWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05366-02:MZOxfam NovibHer Future Her Choice program is developed to respond to the gender inequality and women#s rights violations undermining access tocomprehensive, rights-based sexual and reproductive health information and services for adolescent girls and young women (10-24 years) in selected districts of Ethiopia, Malawi, Mozambique and Zambia. directly addresses the root causes hindering access to Sexualand Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) for adolescent girls and young women, which include gender inequality and discrimination;sexual and gender-based violence; harmful social norms, traditional practices and taboos regarding sexuality; and lack of decision making power by women regarding their health and sexuality. NAFEZA-Zambézia Women's Associations Nucleusis a network that brings together about 67 Associations in Zambezia Province. It was created in 1997, with a vision of gender equality and social justice so that women have a dignified life with autonomy and freedom of choice. Since its inception, the Network has accumulated extensive work experience in promoting the rights of women and girls and in gender-based violence issues, which through mobilization actions throughcommunity dialogues, traditional and administrative leadership and, together with women, Men, girls and boys of different ages on conceptions of gender, gender-based violence, types of forms of violence, and on denunciation. is this project, the organisation willdo social mobilization to Community leaders, religious institutions, and influential people in the communities (midwives, traditional educators, among others) on the problematic of access to information related to SRHR in order to become proactive elements in thedeconstruction of negative social norms models based on beliefs about SRHR for adolescents, young people and women, in order to give rise to changes in behaviour and attitudes on the reproductive health.Oxfam NovibNucleo das Ass. Femin. da ZambeziaNAFEZA (Núcleo das Associações Femininas da Zambézia) is a Mozambican network organisation of women's organisations in Zambezia province. NAFEZA was founded by three organisations in 1997 and currently has 53 member organisations that work mainly in the areas of gender, prevention of HIV and AIDS, combating gender-based violence and promotion of human rights. NAFEZA is a member of the national network of women's organisations: Forum Mulher, another partner of Oxfam Novib. NAFEZA aims to be a strong network and represent civil society organisations to ensure the empowerment of women. The main objectives of NAFEZA are to reduce gender inequality and to improve the status of women through co-ordination and strengthening of civil society organisations in Zambezia province; to promote access to information, training and education of women; and to put pressure on government to adopt and implement measure for gender equality and women#s empowerment in their policies and programs.OXFAM CANADA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to basic social services136814 103413 264287 86398 76593 7614 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 7614Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia82621 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 82621Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia46579 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 46579Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia4144 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 4144Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia44310 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 44310Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia28075 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 28075Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia26884 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 26884Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia13426 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 13426Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia65577 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 65577Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia31876 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 31876Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia38352 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 38352Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia38352 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 38352Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia38352 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 38352Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia38352 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 38352Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia32222 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 32222Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia29723 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 29723Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia24453 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 24453Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia36070 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 36070Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da Zambezia40523 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 40523Oxfam Canada back donorNucleo das Ass. Femin. da ZambeziaShifted norms and attitudes: # of women and men demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthrole models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms and attitudes: # of women and men demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthwomen demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthmen demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05366-04:MZOxfam NovibWLSA - (Women and Law in Southern Africa Research and Education Trust) is a regional non-governmental organization (ONG) that conducts research about women#s human rights in seven countries of Southern Africa: Botswana, Lesotho, Malawi, Mozambique, Swaziland, Zambia and Zimbabwe. WLSA contribute to knowledge about the human rights of women in Mozambique, based on the theoretical assumption that social relations between men and women are structured by power directed towards the continuation of women's subordination. has conducted research with this perspective and has contributed to changes in legislation. In particular, it played an active role in thedrafting, approval and dissemination of laws that protect women. the organization will contribute to Improve WROs capability on lobby and advocacy with issues regarding with SRHR in order that they can demand for better services and access to SRHR, raise awareness on media, duties bearers and communities of the of the situation of SRHR. They will also empower women and girls so that they are the promoters of their rights as citizens; empower Local organizations to be implementing partners and ownership of the project, allowing for their sustainability.Oxfam NovibWomen and Law in Souhern AfricaWLSA has been in the frontline in advocacy for the passing of the safe abortion law. WLSA is also the leading organisation in the CSO Sexual and Reproductive Health Network. Under the network they influence duty bearers, other CSOs and rights holders on issues related to SRHR. WLSA is also experienced in research and the main studies they carry out are well disseminated and serve as evidence for advocacy for other CSOs. They virtual database has been used by different stakeholders including professionals, students and society in genera. In short, they are legitimate and renown as a very influencing CSOs for the the girls and women fundamental rights. WLSA will also bring added value in producing important shadow reports (e.g. CEDAW shadow report).OXFAM CANADA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to basic social services28099 61352 180066 -2537844 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 7844Oxfam Canada back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa11856 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 11856Oxfam Canada back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa8399 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 8399Oxfam Canada back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa17693 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 17693Oxfam Canada back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa14321 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 14321Oxfam Canada back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa19832 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 19832Oxfam Canada back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa9506 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 9506Oxfam Canada back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa29366 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 29366Oxfam Canada back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa23201 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 23201Oxfam Canada back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa15263 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 15263Oxfam Canada back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa28059 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 28059Oxfam Canada back donorWomen and Law in Souhern Africa-253 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA -253Oxfam Canada back donorWomen and Law in Souhern AfricaImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam/partners contributed to adopting /implementing improved gender sensitive policies, laws & practices to ensure women's & girls sexual & reproductive health rights (SRHR) by (sub)national governments or global actorspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam/partners contributed to adopting /implementing improved gender sensitive policies, laws & practices to ensure women's & girls sexual & reproductive health rights (SRHR) by (sub)national governments or global actorscases where Oxfam/partners contributed to adopting /implementing improved gender sensitive policies, laws & practices to ensure women's & girls sexual & reproductive health rights (SRHR) by (sub)national governments or global actorsShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider SRHR fundamental rights for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider SRHR fundamental rights for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider SRHR fundamental rights for men and women.men, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider SRHR fundamental rights for men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05366-05:MZOxfam NovibOxfam country office has a large experince working on SRHR managing programs and partners. The program will be implemented in the districts of Milange and Mocuba in Zambezia Province. The program builds upon existing community systems and structures suchas village health committees, mothers# groups, community health workers and enhances them to increase knowledge and awareness of SRHR. More importantly, the program focuses on various local groups including adolescent girls and young women; men, boys, community-leaders and norm setters; the education sector; the health sector and service providers; WROs and YLOs. In this project the main role will bethe assessment, contract and monitor partner activities and ensure the quality check of the results. Country office will start doing research on social norms as it is linked with the project objectives. In addition, we will seek to do a documentation and analysisof the results, carried out by the team (program and financial officers). There will be a meeting with partners to present the progress made, the challenges faced, the lessons learned and the strategies defined for the sustainability of the actions and results ofthe program.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM CANADA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to basic social services144583 170934 208161 260980 260002 471293 -1175418438 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib18438CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic4004Oxfam Canada back donor-4004Oxfam Canada back donor12110 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib12110CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic55237Oxfam Canada back donor-30548 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-30548CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic39451Oxfam Canada back donor10077Oxfam Canada back donor7843Oxfam Canada back donor16955Oxfam Canada back donor20328Oxfam Canada back donor-5308Oxfam Canada back donor8124Oxfam Canada back donor13991Oxfam Canada back donor17364Oxfam Canada back donor-837Oxfam Canada back donor28435Oxfam Canada back donor11969Oxfam Canada back donor11127Oxfam Canada back donor12127Oxfam Canada back donor7476Oxfam Canada back donor11195Oxfam Canada back donor10030Oxfam Canada back donor14615Oxfam Canada back donor25318Oxfam Canada back donor7362Oxfam Canada back donor23806Oxfam Canada back donor20861Oxfam Canada back donor7512Oxfam Canada back donor7308Oxfam Canada back donor24539Oxfam Canada back donor17869Oxfam Canada back donor33688Oxfam Canada back donor14160Oxfam Canada back donor8335Oxfam Canada back donor13264Oxfam Canada back donor29459Oxfam Canada back donor21307Oxfam Canada back donor14222Oxfam Canada back donor69320Oxfam Canada back donor8361Oxfam Canada back donor23707Oxfam Canada back donor14371Oxfam Canada back donor9728Oxfam Canada back donor15155Oxfam Canada back donor23900Oxfam Canada back donor15397Oxfam Canada back donor8515Oxfam Canada back donor36997Oxfam Canada back donor6223Oxfam Canada back donor-894Oxfam Canada back donor16424Oxfam Canada back donor20157Oxfam Canada back donor21002Oxfam Canada back donor15766Oxfam Canada back donor21481Oxfam Canada back donor31619 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib31619CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic6817 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6817CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-6189 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-6189CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic64716Oxfam Canada back donor-32247 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-32247CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic14776Oxfam Canada back donor27604Oxfam Canada back donor21453Oxfam Canada back donor31295Oxfam Canada back donor7556Oxfam Canada back donor28618Oxfam Canada back donor27406Oxfam Canada back donor10461Oxfam Canada back donor31245Oxfam Canada back donor29625Oxfam Canada back donor21277Oxfam Canada back donor72105Oxfam Canada back donor144288Oxfam Canada back donor98697Oxfam Canada back donor621Oxfam Canada back donor-606Oxfam Canada back donor-11754Oxfam Canada back donorStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to ensure SRHR of women and girlsorganisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areasStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to ensure SRHR of women and girlsCSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to ensure SRHR of women and girlsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05375-02:MZOxfam NovibA provincial small-holder farmers union of Nampula (UPCN), funded in 2014. A member of National smallholders farmer association. Is located in Nampula province, northern Mozambique. Compose by 10 district unions and 1.233 grassroots associations, totalof 29,754members (12,233 women and 17,521 men). It was selected for its district deployment and its peasant social base, which gives it the legitimacy to dialogue with the national public authorities, and to mobilize and organize grassroots groups as women small-holder farmers. Their role will to guaranty that all associations are organized and have democratic leadership. For that this partners will provide training on women/feminist leadership and also they will facilitate the process of womens engagement on the association. Beside this role, they will be also responsible to give training on basic literacy because the majority of womens smallholders farmers have low literacy that not allow them to make simples accounts. Other role of this partner will be to lead the process of selection of new groups of beneficiaries.Oxfam NovibUniao Provincial Camponeses de NampA Nampula provincial peasant union, UPCN groups 15 district unions and 1.233 grassroots associations, with a total of around 30.000members (12.000 women and 10,000 men). They are part of national peasant union association, the most representative association that advocate for small holder farmers in Mozambique in issues related to land, fair trade markets, seeds and use of technology for agriculture. UPC Nampula represents small scale a farmer in Nampula province one of the most populated of Mozambique and with favorableagro-ecological conditions for agriculture. Because of that, nowadays, Nampula province faces a huge request for land for agribusiness that#s way in one of the main Oxfam in Mozambique focus for livelihoods support. UPC Nampula represents huge social base, which gives it the legitimacy to dialogue with the public authorities, and to mobilize and organize grassroots groups for advocacy and increase the livelihoods of considerable populations especially poor small scale farmers. They are involved in the campaigns againstland grabbing, promote a sustainable agriculture (farmer-to-farmers methodology, local seeds verities, fair and equity trade marketand capacity building for theirs members). In the project they will provide the governance process of women associations that willbe part as direct beneficiaries. Providing them capacities in terms of leadership and internal governance.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to a sustainable livelihood211181 -991892791 179536 1869 63174 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 63174Oxfam BelgiumUniao Provincial Camponeses de Namp42398 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 42398Oxfam BelgiumUniao Provincial Camponeses de Namp90000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 90000Oxfam BelgiumUniao Provincial Camponeses de Namp5691 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 5691Oxfam BelgiumUniao Provincial Camponeses de Namp46395 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 46395Oxfam BelgiumUniao Provincial Camponeses de Namp46396 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 46396Oxfam BelgiumUniao Provincial Camponeses de Namp44884 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 44884Oxfam BelgiumUniao Provincial Camponeses de Namp44884 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 44884Oxfam BelgiumUniao Provincial Camponeses de Namp44884 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 44884Oxfam BelgiumUniao Provincial Camponeses de Namp44884 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 44884Oxfam BelgiumUniao Provincial Camponeses de Namp1869 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1869CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-1869 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1869CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsorganisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsCSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD5Increased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks for gender sensitive policies or voluntary guidelines promoting smallholder inclusive agribusiness investments, in line with social economic and environmental responsibility standardsalternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks for gender sensitive policies or voluntary guidelines promoting smallholder inclusive agribusiness investments, in line with social economic and environmental responsibility standardscases of influentials endorsing policy asks for gender sensitive policies or voluntary guidelines promoting smallholder inclusive agribusiness investments, in line with social economic and environmental responsibility standardsIncreased citizens voice: # of women & men taking action to demand smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies and practices, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions).women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of women & men taking action to demand smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies and practices, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions).women taking action to demand smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies and practices, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions).men taking action to demand smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies and practices, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions).Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Shifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.women, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.men, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.Projects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on pro poor value chainsevidence products (track records, cases, evaluations etc.) produced that assess Oxfam Novib’s programmes and projects effectiveness and qualityProjects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on pro poor value chainscases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on pro poor value chainsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05375-03:MZOxfam NovibAENA is a Mozambican non-governmental organization specializing in supporting sustainable agricultural production, security of landtenure, and promotion of rural women. It will make available its thematic experience (especially on the land issue), its legitimacyas a local organization, and its operational capacity in working with the target group and lobbying. In 3 districts (Malema, Ribaueand Monapo) in Nampula province, AENA will put available 3 extension service staff (1 per district) to provide assistance for the beneficiaries. Their responsibility will involve training on best horticulture practices production, pests control and daily assistance. The total number of beneficiaries will 800 women (250 per district) small-scale farmers in 60 associations (20 per districts). The priority vegetable will be onion, tomato and cabbage. The majority of women small-scale farmer never had been involved on the horticulture production for the market in more than 3 hectares. Also, they will provide inputs as seeds, water pumps (including the irrigation service), fertilizers and pesticides. Because, of the resources scarcity of resources to provide inputs for all, the beneficiaries will be training on seeds conservation and also in sustainable techniques to to reduce the impact of pests and also to maintain a soil moisture due to high temperature due to climate change.Oxfam NovibAssociacao Nacional de Extensao RurAENA is a Mozambican non-governmental organization specializing in supporting sustainable agricultural production, security of landtenure, and promotion of rural women. It will make available its thematic experience (especially on the land issue), its legitimacyas a local organization, and its operational capacity in working with the target group and lobbying. They were created in 2006, dedicated for provide extension services to smallholder farmers in Nampula Province. His large network of extension agriculture technician allowed them to become a reference organization, working with government to support many agriculture projects, related to crops productions and vegetables. In this project, AENA will be active in providing agriculture extensions services to smallholder farmer#s women associations in 3 districts of Nampula province: Ribaue, Malema and Monapo that produce vegetables in sustainable way. Thiswill include, provide technical knowledge (training), and connect the producers with the suppliers and agro dealer (input supplier)and pest control. All the knowledge that they will provide will be base on sustainable techniques and also innovative techniques.The overall, number of women#s associations will be about 80 associations, in resumeabout 1.200 women#s beneficiaries must in 2021 see their vegetables productions increase and have the access to market to increase their revenue and their livelihoods.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to a sustainable livelihood327683 -49129194593 205095 2895 101464 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 101464Oxfam BelgiumAssociacao Nacional de Extensao Rur52359 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 52359Oxfam BelgiumAssociacao Nacional de Extensao Rur30000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 30000Oxfam BelgiumAssociacao Nacional de Extensao Rur85000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 85000Oxfam BelgiumAssociacao Nacional de Extensao Rur9732 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 9732Oxfam BelgiumAssociacao Nacional de Extensao Rur85730 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 85730Oxfam BelgiumAssociacao Nacional de Extensao Rur47648 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 47648Oxfam BelgiumAssociacao Nacional de Extensao Rur61215 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 61215Oxfam BelgiumAssociacao Nacional de Extensao Rur75772 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 75772Oxfam BelgiumAssociacao Nacional de Extensao Rur80000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 80000Oxfam BelgiumAssociacao Nacional de Extensao Rur49323 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 49323Oxfam BelgiumAssociacao Nacional de Extensao Rur2895 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2895CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-2895 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-2895CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsorganisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsCSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD5Increased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks for gender sensitive policies or voluntary guidelines promoting smallholder inclusive agribusiness investments, in line with social economic and environmental responsibility standardsalternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks for gender sensitive policies or voluntary guidelines promoting smallholder inclusive agribusiness investments, in line with social economic and environmental responsibility standardscases of influentials endorsing policy asks for gender sensitive policies or voluntary guidelines promoting smallholder inclusive agribusiness investments, in line with social economic and environmental responsibility standardsIncreased citizens voice: # of women & men taking action to demand smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies and practices, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions).women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of women & men taking action to demand smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies and practices, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions).women taking action to demand smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies and practices, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions).men taking action to demand smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies and practices, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions).Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Shifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.women, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.men, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.Projects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on pro poor value chainsevidence products (track records, cases, evaluations etc.) produced that assess Oxfam Novib’s programmes and projects effectiveness and qualityProjects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on pro poor value chainscases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on pro poor value chainsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05375-04:MZOxfam NovibOlipa-ODES is a Mozambican non-governmental organization specializing in the development of agricultural value chains and functional literacy. located in Nampula, northern Mozambique. It will bring to the program its thematic experience, its legitimacy as a local organization, and its operational capacity in working with the target group and lobbying. The main role of OLIPA - ODES will be: 1- to give technical capacity for women's association in issues related to access to market, by providing abilitiesto women smallholders farmers association to empower them to negotiate fare prices in the market. 2 - provide to women's associations capacity of negotiation, 3 - provide to women's farmers capacity to organize themselves by have well organize finance and accountant system. It means to have capacity to do and take decisions regarding when and how to sell the horticulture production by themselves.Oxfam NovibOLIPA - ODESOlipa-ODES is a national civil society organization specializing in the development of agricultural value chains for rural and peri-urban low income small holder farmers. His aim is to promote the development of rural and peri - urban communities, with adjusted incomes, resulting from sustainable activities and the adoption of technologies, based on their real interests, strengthening the productive and associative capacity of producers and community participation in local decision making processes. It was established in 1999 and is considered a key actor on development of supply chain for rural and peri-urban small holder farmers with low income specially women. They will bring its legitimacy and experience in supporting the entire vegetable supply chain for women#s producers and sellers. Starting from the fields up to the markets. Recently they were involved the EU project supporting a women supply chain for onions, creating connection with the producers with supermarkets in Nampula towns with great results. Also, they work with microfinance for low income producers and sellers. In this project, they will facilitate the process of access to market to vegetables women smallholder farmers, by connecting them to consumer#s especially local supermarkets and local informal markets. Also, they will provide technical capacities to women#s associations smallholder farmers on who tom manage (business plan and finance) the revenues.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to a sustainable livelihood296430 153348 133378 266310 -1681762444 85818 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 85818Oxfam BelgiumOLIPA - ODES42436 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 42436Oxfam BelgiumOLIPA - ODES120000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 120000Oxfam BelgiumOLIPA - ODES33348 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 33348Oxfam BelgiumOLIPA - ODES66689 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 66689Oxfam BelgiumOLIPA - ODES66689 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 66689Oxfam BelgiumOLIPA - ODES68493 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 68493Oxfam BelgiumOLIPA - ODES68494 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 68494Oxfam BelgiumOLIPA - ODES64662 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 64662Oxfam BelgiumOLIPA - ODES10607 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10607Oxfam BelgiumOLIPA - ODES54054 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 54054Oxfam BelgiumOLIPA - ODES2444 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2444CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-2444 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-2444CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsorganisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsCSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Shifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.women, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.men, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.Projects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on pro poor value chainsevidence products (track records, cases, evaluations etc.) produced that assess Oxfam Novib’s programmes and projects effectiveness and qualityProjects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on pro poor value chainscases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on pro poor value chainsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05375-05:MZOxfam NovibWLSA is a Mozambican research and study organization specializing in gender. WLSA is a feminist organization, well known in the Mozambican civil society panorama. Through its experience and capacity for data collection and analysis, it will bring added value to the program in terms of understanding and integrating gender on agriculture. WLSA will be the lead on research regarding gender poweranalysis, power relation and decision making on the beneficiaries. The research will be 3: the baseline, mid-term and final, in accordance to the timetable of project implementation, it means 2017, 2019 and 2021. This periodic researches will be important for understand the evolution and changes on the life of the beneficiaries.Oxfam NovibWlsa Mocambique - Oxfam BelgicaWLSA is a Mozambican research and study organization specializing in gender. Through its experience and capacity for data collection and analysis, it will bring added value to the program in terms of understanding and integrating gender issues. In the three-research cycle (2017/2019 and 2021), it is proposed to articulate the results of the study with each of the other dimensions of the program, namely with the change of behavior regarding gender equality, so as to enable peasant women to intervene, not only in increasingproduction (Learning new techniques) but also in decision-making. This is intended to empower women to recognize what constrains them in relation to the exercise of power and to engage in change, which begins at the individual level, based on an awareness of gender inequalities on the part of women and men. The transformation of power relations between men and women can only take place if there are individual changes in perception and attitudes: women's better self-esteem, openness of men to concerted decisions, and the sharing of tasks. This will give women more freedom to choose their activities, to train, to move, to generate income and to manage them. Civil society organizations have a key role to play in these transformations witha significant impact on the rural communities of the province as they themselves are able to enhance their gender sensitivity and take ownership of the participatory approaches to induce these changes, in order to Reproduce them in the target group. It is hoped that the various components of this program willtranslate into increased women smallholder farm incomes generated and managed by the rural women in Nampula province through their insertion into local and sustainable agricultural value chains. The objectives of the research are: (i) to identify socio-economic and cultural obstacles that constrain women's access to decision-making processes, particularly those related to production and income; (ii) Activities undertaken in the first two years of the program (2017 and 2018) and (iii) in evaluating the effects of the program on changes in the behavior of direct beneficiaries and in formulating recommendations to increase women's intervention at different levels of decision-making. The first survey will serve as the Baseline of the Program. The methodology of this research is developed around three dimensions: The first is a brief review of the research carried out in Mozambique on access to land for women peasants and on the obstacles to decision-making on production and income; The second dimension is the analysis of the legislation and public policies in force in Mozambique on access and use of land, from a gender perspective, by consulting the most recent informationat the national level - for example Mozambique's Gender Profile, and data The country and the province of Nampula; The third dimension consists of semi-structured, individual and focus group interviews that will enable each level of the research cycle to recognize the central elements that are obstacles to women's intervention in the production and market access processes, and to identify theComponents that may increase the power of decision making. Semi-structured interviews should allow the collection of numerical datato serve as a baseline within MEAL; A fourth dimension is the collection of data on the current situation of peasant women - beneficiaries / non-beneficiaries of the Program - with regard to: access to means of production, decision-making power, economic activities, financial management, Logical of the Program. The target groups for the surveys are peasant women's commissions in the districtsof Monapo, Malema and Ribáue and other associations of peasant women. The peasant associations that frame men and womenas well as the civil society associations operating at each of these space units will also be taken as reference groups. Local authorities will be privileged to obtain information on issues that relate to the region's socio-economic organization. The surveys will be qualitative and will consider, in the collection of data, indicators inspired by the Logical Framework and the ToC of the Program, namely: number of associations and associated women; Access to land and DUAT; Women in commercial and profitable activities; Access to micro-credit; Access to technical and managerial knowledge; Integration of women into local and sustainable agricultural value chains; Access to seeds, inputs, production materials; Women with knowledge and use of rights; Women with greater capacity for influence and mensharing activities and decisions with women; Changes in cultural practices.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to a sustainable livelihood44802 22401 22401 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 22401Oxfam BelgiumWlsa Mocambique - Oxfam Belgica44802 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 44802Oxfam BelgiumWlsa Mocambique - Oxfam Belgica-1146 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -1146Oxfam BelgiumWlsa Mocambique - Oxfam BelgicaImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachesReportpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsResearch reportImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2National law policy debateStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsorganisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsCSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05375-06:MZOxfam NovibOMR is a Mozambican research and study organization specializing in the rural world. It will add value to the program for its expertise and its capacity to collect and analyze data on rural development. OMR is the best civil society on research in the area of agro-economics. They will be focus on baseline, mid-term and final phases of project implementation, they will focus on bring the agro-economics data of the beneficiaries. especially on social encomics data such as: poverty, production, income generation and power decisions in the family. with this data, they will provide crucial information for decision making process for the project leadership. The information that will come up also will be published on the scientific newspaper exposing Oxfam work.Oxfam NovibOMR - Projecto Oxfam NovibOMR is a Mozambican research and study organization specializing in the rural world. It will add value to the program for its expertise and its capacity to collect and analyze data on rural development. This organization is a reference on the Mozambican research context regarding smallholder farmers and rural issues. Related to this project, OMR, will do 2 researches (2017/2018 and 2019/2020). These studies will be used for advocacy for more investments on the agriculture sector. These studies aim to collect statistical data about the smallholder farmers especially women in the areas (districts) that the project will be implemented. These data referred to life conditions, revenue, and health, household, access to credit and access to land. The aim of the research project is to carry out a socio-economic analysis of 3 localities located in the districts of Malema, Ribaué and Monapo, located in the province of Nampula, aiming specifically to assess the role of women in agricultural activity, consideringthe different systems And their influence on their productivity. In this sense, the present research aims to answer the following question: How is the participation of women in the economic and associative level in the districts of Malema, Ribaué and Monapo? Throughout the research, three case studies are planned in small rural communities located in the north of the country (in the province of Nampula), in Ribaué, Malema and Monapo districts. Overall the research will last for five years. The research object is women and men in the age group of 18-60 years,who live in rural communities in the indicated districts. It is intended that the research object be single, married, separated, divorced, widowed perchance to families of matrilineal lineage.In order to understand the influence of the associative process of women on the respective socio-economic empowerment, two sub-samples will be constructed, with a 90% confidence interval composed by: oneby women beneficiaries of the agrimulher project and a second by women Which were not selected in this process, in order to assess different socio-economic dynamics.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to a sustainable livelihood44802 10898 33904 -2240122401 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 22401Oxfam BelgiumOMR - Projecto Oxfam Novib10898 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10898Oxfam BelgiumOMR - Projecto Oxfam Novib33904 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 33904Oxfam BelgiumOMR - Projecto Oxfam Novib-10915 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -10915Oxfam BelgiumOMR - Projecto Oxfam NovibImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsorganisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsCSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05375-07:MZOxfam NovibThis project (2017-2021) has the objective of increasing the agricultural incomes generated and managed by the rural women of Nampula province through their insertion in local and sustainable agricultural production of horticulture (vegetables). It will strengthen the capacities of civil society organizations particularly women associations and women / girls in three rural districts (Malema, Ribaue and Monapo) of Nampula province to balance power relations between men and women and to influence the implementation of agricultural policies to facilitate women#s small-scale farmers access to technical and management training, production resources and access markets (vegetables supply chain). The project has 5 Mozambican civil society partners and 7 other stakeholders (Mozambican and international organizations and civil society platform, university research center, private sector). The expected results are the strengthening and security and protection of women's land access, the development of influence strategies to promote women's rights and interests in the implementation of agricultural policies, the creation of favorable conditions for the promotion of women in the supply chain of vegetables of and strengthening the capacities of civil society actors in Nampula province for advocate for more investment in agriculture focusing women small scale farmers. The target groups will be 1200 women small scale farmers, 2300 men and women from rural communities, 100 employees and members of partner organizations. The indirect beneficiaries will be 10,000 small scalefarmers in Nampula province. In its role of Executing Affiliate, Oxfam Novib offers support on capacity building to all affiliates who contribute to Oxfam's strategic program in Mozambique; This includes: capacity development (5C methodology, GAL methodology) hiring staff, renting offices, managing human resources and finances. This guaranteed role for all affiliates in the country contributes to greater efficiency.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to a sustainable livelihood143739 213421 269785 216342 334480 26810 379 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib379Oxfam Novib public funds26524 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib26524Oxfam Novib public funds21447Oxfam Belgium51281Oxfam Belgium-26903 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-26903Oxfam Novib public funds12871Oxfam Belgium28063Oxfam Belgium15550Oxfam Belgium14527Oxfam Belgium9592Oxfam Belgium18044Oxfam Belgium1495Oxfam Belgium16677Oxfam Belgium11636Oxfam Belgium25547Oxfam Belgium21760Oxfam Belgium8358Oxfam Belgium-6982Oxfam Belgium15513Oxfam Belgium3202Oxfam Belgium23715Oxfam Belgium21951Oxfam Belgium19624Oxfam Belgium23289Oxfam Belgium16698Oxfam Belgium24871Oxfam Belgium1420Oxfam Belgium30212Oxfam Belgium363Oxfam Belgium14232Oxfam Belgium1876Oxfam Belgium19495Oxfam Belgium18418Oxfam Belgium9181Oxfam Belgium-2327Oxfam Belgium32727Oxfam Belgium16798Oxfam Belgium24967Oxfam Belgium27308Oxfam Belgium33546Oxfam Belgium13805Oxfam Belgium28022Oxfam Belgium32605Oxfam Belgium16757Oxfam Belgium13911Oxfam Belgium12204Oxfam Belgium12085Oxfam Belgium13193Oxfam Belgium17551Oxfam Belgium12146Oxfam Belgium18170Oxfam Belgium25893Oxfam Belgium9520Oxfam Belgium8578Oxfam Belgium20826Oxfam Belgium19796Oxfam Belgium16127Oxfam Belgium43928Oxfam Belgium11956Oxfam Belgium36173Oxfam Belgium18485Oxfam Belgium27247Oxfam Belgium31640Oxfam Belgium90204Oxfam Belgium4688Oxfam Belgium4203Oxfam Belgium560 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib560CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic17358 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib17358CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic12062Oxfam Belgium-4854 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-4854CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsorganisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardsCSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards adopting/monitoring implemention of smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05390-02:KHOxfam NovibThis programme builds on the 2014-2016 programme in the ASEAN region to promote social protection for an increasingly vulnerable group in Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos, namely marginalised workers. At local level the programme obtained encouraging successes. Now thefocus will also be put on increased effectiveness of national advocacy for more inclusive social protection frameworks, implementedby capacitated citizens who will exert their rights. This programme enrolls in the thematic 'Decent Work' and itsstrategic objective to promoting decent work for sustainable, equitable, solidarity and inclusive development. We contribute to two specific objectives: "Social protections for all" and "Promotion of social dialogue for all." We are obtaining nationalimpact by using a combination of strategies: (1) working with a wider constituency covering more than 774 marginalised workers# groups, (2) creation of national and widely supported advocacy coalitions for specific demands for social protection, (3) ensuring that representatives are empowered for social dialogue thanks to credible arguments, competences and members# support, (4) ability to grasp or create advocacy opportunities via media, public campaigns and lobby-work, supported by a power and stakeholder analysis, (5) cooperation across borders in regional networks to jointly monitor the roll out of the ASEAN Action Plan for Social Protection, (6) a joint focus on 3 crucial issues: increased inclusiveness, reduced gender gap and increased financing ofsocial protection, and (7) use of peer pressure amongst ASEAN countries resulting from the ASEAN Action Plan. We are working with 15 partners in 3 countries and with 1 regional network, all supported by 6 stakeholders that bring expertise, competences orcapacity building. We expect positive impact in terms of increased social and economic resilience for about 200.000 citizens. Social Protection of Voice for Change Programme of Oxfam in Cambodia is implementing and working in partnership with 6 local partners and 3 regional partner/stakeholders: Local Partners: 1. IDEA is currently working with 33 local groups to be increased to 40 local groups in 2021. The project implement in Phnom Penh municipality, SiemReap, Battambang, Preah Sihanouk and Banteay Meanchey provinces. 2. C.CAWDU is currently working with 3 gourps of informal garment workers, plans to increase to 25 by 2021. The project implement in Phnom Penh, Kompong Speu, Kandal, Takeo, Kompong Chhnang, Kampot,Preash Sihanouk, Svay Rieng,and Prey Veng provinces. 3. YRDP is currently working with 87 local groups of youngsters/students (18 to 30 years old) working in informal economy or volunteers in NGOs. Plans to increase to about 150 groups by 2021. The project implement in Phnom Penhmunicipality, Kampong Cham and Battambang provinces. 4. CCFC is currently working with 37 local farmer groups (80%female). Plans to increase to 40 groups by 2021. The project implement in Kampot, Preah Sihanouk, Prey Veng, Takeo, Svay Rieng, Tbong Khmum, Kandal and Preah Vihear provinces. 5. CFSWF is currently working with 15 grassroots workers# organisations in the sector of general service, entertainment, food and brewing (incl. beer and cigarette promotion work), work in supermarkets, gasoline stations, and waste collection. By 2021 plans for 35 local groups. The project implement in urban areas of Phnom Penh, Kandal, Preah Sihanouk, Siem Reap and Battambang provinces. 6. Us is working with 8 local groups of garment workers and sex workers. Plans to increase membership and 2 additional groups. The project implement in Phnom Penh municipality, Kandal, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Preah Sihanouk, Kampong Chhnang, Banteay Meanchey, Siam Reap, Tbong Khmum, and Prey Veng provinces. Regional Partner/Stakeholders: 1. AMRC is working in Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, China, Hong Kong, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, India and Nepal. 2. MMN is working in Burma, Cambodia, Yunnan/China, Lao PDR, Thailand and Vietnam 3. StreetNet is working in about 50 countries world-wide, i.e. Cambodia, India, Nepal, and s Korea.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation70890 135202 206033 278057 432667 2907 632Oxfam Belgium back donor1831Oxfam Belgium back donor14967Oxfam Belgium back donor3858Oxfam Belgium back donor666Oxfam Belgium back donor23376Oxfam Belgium back donor8048Oxfam Belgium back donor4389Oxfam Belgium back donor10570Oxfam Belgium back donor4Oxfam Belgium back donor3402Oxfam Belgium back donor-852Oxfam Belgium back donor7715Oxfam Belgium back donor9213Oxfam Belgium back donor9481Oxfam Belgium back donor6727Oxfam Belgium back donor7218Oxfam Belgium back donor8966Oxfam Belgium back donor192Oxfam Belgium back donor12008Oxfam Belgium back donor14600Oxfam Belgium back donor1831Oxfam Belgium back donor57251Oxfam Belgium back donor16678Oxfam Belgium back donor23203Oxfam Belgium back donor15366Oxfam Belgium back donor8452Oxfam Belgium back donor9877Oxfam Belgium back donor9458Oxfam Belgium back donor16128Oxfam Belgium back donor7327Oxfam Belgium back donor14749Oxfam Belgium back donor16018Oxfam Belgium back donor18712Oxfam Belgium back donor2185Oxfam Belgium back donor47881Oxfam Belgium back donor13240Oxfam Belgium back donor17Oxfam Belgium back donor17664Oxfam Belgium back donor-1358Oxfam Belgium back donor20579Oxfam Belgium back donor30Oxfam Belgium back donor12110Oxfam Belgium back donor14982Oxfam Belgium back donor11096Oxfam Belgium back donor34317Oxfam Belgium back donor1916Oxfam Belgium back donor4427Oxfam Belgium back donor15993Oxfam Belgium back donor17367Oxfam Belgium back donor12413Oxfam Belgium back donor82111Oxfam Belgium back donor21152Oxfam Belgium back donor27013Oxfam Belgium back donor25020Oxfam Belgium back donor14437Oxfam Belgium back donor31726Oxfam Belgium back donor28457Oxfam Belgium back donor134535Oxfam Belgium back donor29504Oxfam Belgium back donor29740Oxfam Belgium back donor29261Oxfam Belgium back donor19369Oxfam Belgium back donor19702Oxfam Belgium back donor43903Oxfam Belgium back donor495Oxfam Belgium back donor1878Oxfam Belgium back donor-497Oxfam Belgium back donor77Oxfam Belgium back donor954Oxfam Belgium back donor10744Oxfam Belgium back donor-10744 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-10744Unders/overspending Donor FundsImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05390-03:KHOxfam NovibIDEA, an association of informal economy workers formally created in 2006, aims at promoting the rights and living conditions of their members (street vendors, domestic workers and informal transport workers) through capacity building, legal defense, conflict resolution and advocacy related to workplaces, OHS, freedom of association; and women empowerment. For this program, IDEA will promotethe participation of informal workers and their networks to have influential voice towards the government for better policies through protecting the workers, in particular those with regard to social protection. IDEA is currently working with 33 local groups to be increased to 40 local groups in 2021. The project implement in Phnom Penh municipality, Siem Reap, Battambang, Preah Sihanouk and Banteay Meanchey provinces.Oxfam NovibIndependent Democracy of InformalIndependent Democratic informal Economy Association (IDEA) was established in 2005 by group of the informal economy workers. IDEA is a member based organization with over 10,000 members fromTukTuk, Moto-taxi drivers, street vendors, small restaurant workers, domestic workers and load carriers.All these groups form together a national association; the secretariat coordinates, expands and supports the membership and defends their rights towards concerned stakeholders. The group is very active in social dialogue with their members, the authorities (municipality, police,company etc.) in order to create awareness and to find join solution to the abuse to their members. They are very active on bringing the issue of informal sector on the labor broad agenda, including the social securityright.The association has currently branches in 5 provinces (Phnom Penh, BanteayMeanchey, Battambang, Kampong Som and Siem Reap).OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation150002 877 54250 27316 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 27316Oxfam Belgium back donorIndependent Democracy of Informal16732 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 16732Oxfam Belgium back donorIndependent Democracy of Informal16732 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 16732Oxfam Belgium back donorIndependent Democracy of Informal16019 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 16019Oxfam Belgium back donorIndependent Democracy of Informal16019 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 16019Oxfam Belgium back donorIndependent Democracy of Informal16019 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 16019Oxfam Belgium back donorIndependent Democracy of Informal16019 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 16019Oxfam Belgium back donorIndependent Democracy of Informal12573 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 12573Oxfam Belgium back donorIndependent Democracy of Informal27125 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 27125Oxfam Belgium back donorIndependent Democracy of Informal12573 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 12573Oxfam Belgium back donorIndependent Democracy of Informal27125 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 27125Oxfam Belgium back donorIndependent Democracy of Informal877Oxfam Belgium back donorImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachesPartners had been able to do campaigns, advocacies, and providing inputs to draft law/policies/sub-decrees.Partners had been able to do campaigns, advocacies, and providing inputs to draft law/policies/sub-decrees.pieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityWithin 2021, there were 2 reports had been produced including: conducted survey with 300 street vendors, as the results there 8 recommendations, and one of the recommendations was on including street vendors in the social protection system by providing NSSF, survey on women workers needs assessment. The report will use for conducting activities in response to the needs of women members of IDEA.Within 2021, there were 2 reports had been produced including: conducted survey with 300 street vendors, as the results there 8 recommendations, and one of the recommendations was on including street vendors in the social protection system by providing NSSF, survey on women workers needs assessment. The report will use for conducting activities in response to the needs of women members of IDEA.Improved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Marginalized of workers had been addressed and represented SPPF, NSSF, Social Security Law, a draft Social Protection Law and other policies/guidelines/sub-decrees.Marginalized of workers had been addressed and represented SPPF, NSSF, Social Security Law, a draft Social Protection Law and other policies/guidelines/sub-decrees.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD652 local groups and its members had been received capacity building and financial support in advocacy and policy influencing.52 local groups and its members had been received capacity building and financial support in advocacy and policy influencing.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD552 local groups activly participated in the events organize by IDEA, and joint organized by other partners, such as IWD day, Internataional Labor Day, International Domestic Day, Street Vendors Day, and Human Rights Day.52 local groups activly participated in the events organize by IDEA, and joint organized by other partners, such as IWD day, Internataional Labor Day, International Domestic Day, Street Vendors Day, and Human Rights Day.Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partners52 local groups leaders with about 20,315 women direct people we work with had been involved with the activities of gender and power analysis, especially in interview and focal group discussions and then participated in launching of gender equality strategy plan.52 local groups leaders with about 20,315 women direct people we work with had been involved with the activities of gender and power analysis, especially in interview and focal group discussions and then participated in launching of gender equality strategy plan.men participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partners52 local groups leaders with about 34,957 men direct people we work with had been involved with the activities of gender and power analysis, especially in interview and focal group discussions and then participated in launching of gender equality strategy plan.52 local groups leaders with about 34,957 men direct people we work with had been involved with the activities of gender and power analysis, especially in interview and focal group discussions and then participated in launching of gender equality strategy plan.public events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.There were about 25 events including: 5 International Women Day, 5 Labor-days, 5 Domestic Workers Day, 5 Street Vendor Day, 5 Human Rights Day and other eventsThere were about 25 events including: 5 International Women Day, 5 Labor-days, 5 Domestic Workers Day, 5 Street Vendor Day, 5 Human Rights Day and other eventsmedia citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsMore than 100 talk shows had been conducted.More than 100 talk shows had been conducted.Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.52 local groups leaders with about 10,000 women direct people we work with had been involved with the activities of gender and power analysis, especially in interview and focal group discussions and then participated in launching of gender equality strategy plan.52 local groups leaders with about 10,000 women direct people we work with had been involved with the activities of gender and power analysis, especially in interview and focal group discussions and then participated in launching of gender equality strategy plan.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.52 local groups leaders with about 15,000 men direct people we work with had been involved with the activities of gender and power analysis, especially in interview and focal group discussions and then participated in launching of gender equality strategy plan.52 local groups leaders with about 15,000 men direct people we work with had been involved with the activities of gender and power analysis, especially in interview and focal group discussions and then participated in launching of gender equality strategy plan.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05390-04:KHOxfam NovibCCAWDU is an independent national federation of trade unions in the garment sector, representing the garment workers# rights and interests via training, legal defence, and negotiation with decision makers at various levels. They are member of the Board of the National Social Security Fund and of a number of tripartite mechanisms at the national level. For this program, CCAWDU will bring added value, thanks to their position, by bringing more attention on decent work and social protection into formal policy dialogues and debates for the benefits and interests of informalised workers, especially women in garment sector, while coordinating with other sectors. C.CAWDU is currently working with 3 groups of informal garment workers, plans to increase to 25 by 2021. The project implement in Phnom Penh, Kompong Speu, Kandal, Takeo, Kompong Chhnang, Kampot, Preash Sihanouk, Svay Rieng, and Prey Veng provinces.Oxfam NovibCoalition of Cambodian Apparel WorkCoalition of Cambodian Apparel Workers Democratic Union (CCAWDU) is an independent federation established in 2000, has been organised more than 80,000 members from more than 60 local unions in garment and shoes factories. They are and focusing their workon strengthening local unions, training leaders, supporting dispute resolution and representing workers in different instances. CCAWDU have been in the front line for more than 15 years. Based on their strong grassroots concept, they have been also helping to create the Cambodian Labour Confederation (CLC), the member of a tripartite bodyLabour Advisory Committee (LAC), a decision body on minimum wage for garment industry, and a board member of the National Social Security Fund (NSSF) the body that in charge of worker#s health insurance. They continue fighting for better working and living conditions of worker in Phnom Penh and other provinces (Kandal, Kampong Spue, Kampong Som, Kampong Chhang, SvayReing, Preyveng,Takeo) and to get informal sector workersincluded in NSSF.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation150000 -2550000 28975 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 28975Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Apparel Work15000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 15000Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Apparel Work15000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 15000Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Apparel Work15100 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 15100Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Apparel Work15100 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 15100Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Apparel Work15150 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 15150Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Apparel Work15150 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 15150Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Apparel Work15250 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 15250Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Apparel Work40250 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 40250Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Apparel Work25000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 25000Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Apparel WorkImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachesPartners had been able to do campaigns, advocacies, and providing inputs to draft law/policies/sub-decrees. And also including CBA, Minimum Wage, pension, and FTC to UD contract.Partners had been able to do campaigns, advocacies, and providing inputs to draft law/policies/sub-decrees. And also including CBA, Minimum Wage, pension, and FTC to UD contract.pieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityJoint statements produced and submit it to MoLVT and the National Assembly in 2021. Including: 1)-CLC/CCAWDU and other affiliates call for the MoLVT to improve NSSF services for all workers, especially for sub-contracted workers; and 2)-CSOs/TUs call forthe Royal Government of Cambodia to respect its human rights obligations.Joint statements produced and submit it to MoLVT and the National Assembly in 2021. Including: 1)-CLC/CCAWDU and other affiliates call for the MoLVT to improve NSSF services for all workers, especially for sub-contracted workers; and 2)-CSOs/TUs call forthe Royal Government of Cambodia to respect its human rights obligations.Improved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Marginalized of workers had been addressed and represented SPPF, NSSF, Social Security Law, a draft Social Protection Law and other policies/guidelines/sub-decrees.Marginalized of workers had been addressed and represented SPPF, NSSF, Social Security Law, a draft Social Protection Law and other policies/guidelines/sub-decrees.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD630 Unions (Sub-contracted factories) had participated both public and virtual trainings.30 Unions (Sub-contracted factories) had participated both public and virtual trainings.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD530 Unions (Sub-contracted factories) had participated both public and virtual advocacy and campaigns; and submitted the joint petitions to the MoLVT and the National Assembly.30 Unions (Sub-contracted factories) had participated both public and virtual advocacy and campaigns; and submitted the joint petitions to the MoLVT and the National Assembly.Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerswomen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersThere were about 15 events including: 5 International Women Day, 5 Labor-days, 5 Human Rights Day and other eventsmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersMore than 100 talk shows had been conducted.public events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.There were about 15 events including: 5 International Women Day, 5 Labor-days, 5 Human Rights Day and other eventsThree national events had been conducted with 600 participantsmedia citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsMore than 100 talk shows had been conducted.Media citations and researchIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.30 Unions with women local TU leaders and local TU branches identified, and Direct People We Work With had collected and documented the evident of key issues (comprising maternity leave, women TU leader discrimination, working conditions, seniority payment and appropriate payment during suspension during COVID-19; especially challenges of accessing NSSF benefits for non-trade union members for CBA or other negotiations at the factory level.30 Unions with women local TU leaders and local TU branches identified, and Direct People We Work With had collected and documented the evident of key issues (comprising maternity leave, women TU leader discrimination, working conditions, seniority payment and appropriate payment during suspension during COVID-19; especially challenges of accessing NSSF benefits for non-trade union members for CBA or other negotiations at the factory level.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.30 Unions with men local TU leaders and local TU branches identified, and Direct People We Work With had collected and documented the evident of key issues (comprising maternity leave, women TU leader discrimination, working conditions, seniority paymentand appropriate payment during suspension during COVID-19; especially challenges of accessing NSSF benefits for non-trade union members for CBA or other negotiations at the factory level.30 Unions with men local TU leaders and local TU branches identified, and Direct People We Work With had collected and documented the evident of key issues (comprising maternity leave, women TU leader discrimination, working conditions, seniority paymentand appropriate payment during suspension during COVID-19; especially challenges of accessing NSSF benefits for non-trade union members for CBA or other negotiations at the factory level.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05390-05:KHOxfam NovibYRDP is a long-standing NGO and builds the capacity and empowers youth to become active citizens able to take concrete action to influence, bring change and promote peace <(>&<)> justice and democratic community development. For this program, YRDP will mobilise youth groups (student-workers), increase their awareness and commitment on social protection and empower them to become agents for change via research, social dialogue, campaigns, forums, training and capacity building. YRDP is currently working with87 local groups of youngsters/students (18 to 30 years old) working in informal economy or volunteers in NGOs. Plans to increase to about 150 groups by 2021. The project implement in Phnom Penh municipality, Kampong Cham and Battambang provinces.Oxfam NovibYOUTH RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMThe YRDP was formally initiated in October 1992. In 1998 this program was legally registered with the Ministry of the Interior as alocal non-governmental youth organization. YRDP's mission is to strengthen Cambodian youth by developing their social conscience and enabling them to take responsibility for their own future and the future of their family, society and country. Since 1992, about 40,000 students (42% are female) have participated in YRDP activities. Many are now working with different institutes, including private companies, civil society organizations, and government departments, as well as running their own businesses. Currently, YRDP has four strategic programs: - Empowering Youth for an Equitable Society (Eyes) - Youth Engagement in Social Action (Yes Act) - YouthInvestment for Employment and Leadership Development (Yield) - Publication and CommunicationOXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation200002 -306-203535884 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 35884Oxfam Belgium back donorYOUTH RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM19000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19000Oxfam Belgium back donorYOUTH RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM19000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19000Oxfam Belgium back donorYOUTH RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM19950 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19950Oxfam Belgium back donorYOUTH RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM19950 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19950Oxfam Belgium back donorYOUTH RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM20948 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 20948Oxfam Belgium back donorYOUTH RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM20948 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 20948Oxfam Belgium back donorYOUTH RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM22008 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 22008Oxfam Belgium back donorYOUTH RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM22008 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 22008Oxfam Belgium back donorYOUTH RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM-2035 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -2035Oxfam Belgium back donorYOUTH RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM92Oxfam Belgium back donor-91Oxfam Belgium back donorStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Youth groups had been able to do campaigns, advocacies, and providing inputs to draft law/policies/sub-decrees.Youth groups had been able to do campaigns, advocacies, and providing inputs to draft law/policies/sub-decrees.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Youth groups had been able to do campaigns, advocacies, and providing inputs to draft law/policies/sub-decrees.Youth groups had been able to do campaigns, advocacies, and providing inputs to draft law/policies/sub-decrees.Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerswomen youth participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen youth participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.5 International Women Day, 5 Labor-days, 5 Human Rights Day and other events5 International Women Day, 5 Labor-days, 5 Human Rights Day and other eventsmedia citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsRadio talk show and researchRadio talk show and researchIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Female youth as Direct People We Work With had been participated in the programFemale youth as Direct People We Work With had been participated in the programmen take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Male youth as Direct People We Work With had been participated in the programMale youth as Direct People We Work With had been participated in the programNL-KVK-27108436-A-05390-06:KHOxfam NovibCCFC, established in 2011, works in 10 provinces, covering 74 communities w/r to land rights and protection of natural resources. They organise, build the capacity of farmer communities, network at grassroots level in order to have one voice and to promote transparency and good governance by the government, donor community and private sector. For this program, CCFC will focus on linking social protection with food security and livelihood improvement for farmers groups in selected areas. CCFC will focus also on increasingwomen leadership into their interventions CCFC is currently working with 37 local farmer groups (80% female). Plans to increase to 40 groups by 2021. The project implement in Kampot, Preah Sihanouk, Prey Veng, Takeo, Svay Rieng, TbongKhmum, Kandal and Preah Vihear provinces.Oxfam NovibCoalition of Cambodian Farmer CommuEstablished in 2011, CCFC mission is to integrate community, association, network, people organization at grassroots level to have one voice and solidarity, pushing to support the democracy and human rights for transparency, good governance by advocate with private sector, government and development partner. Build capacity and give advice to community, association, network at grassroots through cooperate with organization partner, related partners. CCFC#s vision is to see Cambodian people have fully rule of law, democracy, transparency, unity, peace, good governance, human rights, gender balance, livelihood, dignity, and have social protection service. CCFC is currently working with 37 local farmer groups (80% female). Plans to increase to 40 groups by2021. The project implement in Kampot, Preah Sihanouk, Prey Veng, Takeo, Svay Rieng, Tbong Khmum, Kandal and Preah Vihear provinces.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation150002 0 35208 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 35208Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Farmer Commu17027 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 17027Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Farmer Commu17027 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 17027Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Farmer Commu15462 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 15462Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Farmer Commu15462 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 15462Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Farmer Commu12367 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 12367Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Farmer Commu12367 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 12367Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Farmer Commu12541 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 12541Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Farmer Commu12541 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 12541Oxfam Belgium back donorCoalition of Cambodian Farmer CommuImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachesPartners had been able to do campaigns, advocacies, and providing inputs to draft law/policies/sub-decrees.Partners had been able to do campaigns, advocacies, and providing inputs to draft law/policies/sub-decrees.pieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid quality1)-Collected five community data profiles, 2)-Published 4 video documentaries. 3)-Video footages on Covid-19 pandemic affecting its community’s livelihoods and living condition.1)-Collected five community data profiles, 2)-Published 4 video documentaries. 3)-Video footages on Covid-19 pandemic affecting its community’s livelihoods and living condition.Improved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3From a joint affords, marginalized of workers had been addressed and represented SPPF, NSSF, Social Security Law, a draft Social Protection Law and other policies/guidelines/sub-decrees.From a joint affords, marginalized of workers had been addressed and represented SPPF, NSSF, Social Security Law, a draft Social Protection Law and other policies/guidelines/sub-decrees.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6102 local communities and its members had been received capacity building and financial support in advocacy and policy influencing.102 local communities and its members had been received capacity building and financial support in advocacy and policy influencing.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5All organized communities are actively participated in campaigns, advocacy and influencingAll organized communities are actively participated in campaigns, advocacy and influencingIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersWomen Direct People We Work WithWomen Direct People We Work Withmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersMen Direct People We Work WithMen Direct People We Work Withpublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.5 International Women Day, 5 Labor-days, 5 Domestic Workers Day, 5 Street Vendor Day, 5 Human Rights Day and other events5 International Women Day, 5 Labor-days, 5 Domestic Workers Day, 5 Street Vendor Day, 5 Human Rights Day and other eventsmedia citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsMore thank 100 talk show and video productionMore thank 100 talk show and video productionIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Women Direct People We Work With had been involved with the activities of gender and power analysis, especially in interview and focal group discussions and participated in implementing activities.Women Direct People We Work With had been involved with the activities of gender and power analysis, especially in interview and focal group discussions and participated in implementing activities.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Men Direct People We Work With had been involved with project implementation.Men Direct People We Work With had been involved with project implementation.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05390-07:KHOxfam NovibCFSWF is an independent and democratic trade union working in the food <(>&<)> service sector, protecting and promoting workers# rights, human rights, gender equality, freedom of expression, and democracy. They target workers in informalised working conditions: beer and cigarette promotion work, work in supermarkets, gasoline stations, waste collection. For this program, CFSWF will play a critical role in organising local groups and activists, increasing their awareness, campaigning for public support, capacity building and empower workers and union leaders, especially women in all aspects of social protection and advocacy at local and national level. CFSWF is currently working with 15 grassroots workers# organisations in the sector of general service, entertainment, food and brewing (incl. beer and cigarette promotion work), work in supermarkets, gasoline stations, and waste collection. By 2021 plans for 35 local groups. The project implement in urban areas of Phnom Penh, Kandal, Preah Sihanouk, Siem Reap and Battambang provinces.Oxfam NovibCambodia Food and Services FederatiCambodian Food and Service Workers Federation(CFSWF) was established in 2007 with a clear objective to promote and protect workers right. This is a more recent federation that is targeting the food sector mainly, with a special focus for the moment on the #Beer Promotion Workers#, new fast foods brand, etc. They are counting with around 4000 members.They have built an extensive experience in organising women workers and youth in a very informalised working conditions in the food and service sector (beer,massage worker, supermarkets, gasoline stations, waste collection#) in Phnom Penh, Kandal, Kampong Som and Siem Reap). Building capacity of local leaders is key in their strategy. They engage actively in advocacy towards employers and the Cambodian Government.They have defended their members at local and national level on short term contract, mass lay off, maternity leave and so on. Their ongoing demand is to include their members into NSSF and a national minimum wage for this sector.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation210000 -477154250 39529 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 39529Oxfam Belgium back donorCambodia Food and Services Federati20940 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 20940Oxfam Belgium back donorCambodia Food and Services Federati20940 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 20940Oxfam Belgium back donorCambodia Food and Services Federati21005 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 21005Oxfam Belgium back donorCambodia Food and Services Federati21005 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 21005Oxfam Belgium back donorCambodia Food and Services Federati20520 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 20520Oxfam Belgium back donorCambodia Food and Services Federati20520 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 20520Oxfam Belgium back donorCambodia Food and Services Federati20385 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 20385Oxfam Belgium back donorCambodia Food and Services Federati47510 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 47510Oxfam Belgium back donorCambodia Food and Services Federati27125 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 27125Oxfam Belgium back donorCambodia Food and Services Federati-521 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -521Oxfam Belgium back donorCambodia Food and Services FederatiImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachesPartners had been able to do campaigns, advocacies, and providing inputs to draft law/policies/sub-decrees.Partners had been able to do campaigns, advocacies, and providing inputs to draft law/policies/sub-decrees.Partners had been able to do campaigns, advocacies, and providing inputs to draft law/policies/sub-decrees.pieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid quality4 survey and desk review: 1)-Study review on gap of National Social Protection Laws in Cambodian; 2)- Study on strategy to promote gender equality in union and the finding have provide CFSWF to build good strategy to achieved in increasing number of women as union presidents/committees; 3)-Assessment on women needs assessment; and 4)-Research on job security and safety of women workers with solidarity house members.4 survey and desk review: 1)-Study review on gap of National Social Protection Laws in Cambodian; 2)- Study on strategy to promote gender equality in union and the finding have provide CFSWF to build good strategy to achieved in increasing number of women as union presidents/committees; 3)-Assessment on women needs assessment; and 4)-Research on job security and safety of women workers with solidarity house members.4 survey and desk review: 1)-Study review on gap of National Social Protection Laws in Cambodian; 2)- Study on strategy to promote gender equality in union and the finding have provide CFSWF to build good strategy to achieved in increasing number of women as union presidents/committees; 3)-Assessment on women needs assessment; and 4)-Research on job security and safety of women workers with solidarity house members.Improved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3As a joint affords with other partners, marginalized of workers had been addressed and represented SPPF, NSSF, Social Security Law, a draft Social Protection Law and other policies/guidelines/sub-decrees.As a joint affords with other partners, marginalized of workers had been addressed and represented SPPF, NSSF, Social Security Law, a draft Social Protection Law and other policies/guidelines/sub-decrees.As a joint affords with other partners, marginalized of workers had been addressed and represented SPPF, NSSF, Social Security Law, a draft Social Protection Law and other policies/guidelines/sub-decrees.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD664 groups/unions and its members had been received capacity buildings64 groups/unions and its members had been received capacity buildingsWomen Direct People We Work With had been involved with the activities of gender and power analysis, especially in interview and focal group discussions and participated in activities implementation.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD564 groups/unions had been actively participated in campaigns and advocacy/influencing activities.64 groups/unions had been actively participated in campaigns and advocacy/influencing activities.64 groups/unions and its members had been received capacity buildingsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersWomen Direct People We Work WithWomen Direct People We Work Withwomen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersMen Direct People We Work WithMen Direct People We Work Withmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.There were about 25 events including: 5 International Women Day, 5 Labor-days, 5 Domestic Workers Day, 5 Street Vendor Day, 5 Human Rights Day and other eventsThere were about 25 events including: 5 International Women Day, 5 Labor-days, 5 Domestic Workers Day, 5 Street Vendor Day, 5 Human Rights Day and other eventsThere were about 25 events including: 5 International Women Day, 5 Labor-days, 5 Domestic Workers Day, 5 Street Vendor Day, 5 Human Rights Day and other eventsmedia citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsMore than 100 talk shows had been conducted.More than 100 talk shows had been conducted.More than 100 talk shows had been conducted.Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Women Direct People We Work With had been involved with the activities of gender and power analysis, especially in interview and focal group discussions and participated in activities implementation.Women Direct People We Work With had been involved with the activities of gender and power analysis, especially in interview and focal group discussions and participated in activities implementation.Men Direct People We Work Withmen take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Men Direct People We Work WithMen Direct People We Work Withmen take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05390-08:KHOxfam NovibUnited Sisterhood is an alliance of Workers Information Centre (WIC), Women#s Network for Unity (WNU), Social Action for Change (SAC), and Messenger Band (MB) to promote women#s rights in all aspects. They specifically target garment workers and sex workers. In this programme Us will work with their constituencies to create awareness and build capacity of and support the garment workers and sex workers# movement to advocate for social protection, social justice and gender equality. Us is working with 8 local groups of garment workers and sex workers. Plans to increase membership and 2 additional groups. The project implement in Phnom Penh municipality, Kandal, Kampong Speu, Kampot, Preah Sihanouk, Kampong Chhnang, Banteay Meanchey, Siam Reap, Tbong Khmum, and Prey Veng provinces.Oxfam NovibWomen's Network for UnityThe Womens Network For Unity is grassroots representative collective of Phnom Penh based Sex Workers. The network seeks to promote the rights of Sex Workers to earn a living in a safe environment, free from exploitation and social stigma. The Network hopes to expand to include all provinces in Cambodia in the future, but at this early stage, they work through peer education, advocacy and public education of our lives and rights primarily in the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh. The network has approximately 5000 active members in 13 provinces and cities in Cambodia and we hope to be able to provide the same level of services and support to these membersas those in Phnom Penh. Vision: • Sex workers and their children have full human rights in a society free of violence and freedom from exploitation and human trafficking. • Sex workers and their children have greater access to social services, especially adequate healthcare and education. Mission: To strengthen sex workers network to advocate forthe greater participation in program, policyand law development related to sex work that will give them greater access to social services, and freedom from violence and discrimination. Goals: • Greater support from government and decision makers of sex worker’s right to work and LGBT to reduce discrimination and violence. • Improve WNU’s organising, legitimate leadership and democratic decision. • Strong unity and collective actions amongst grassroots women movements.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation300000 -607-7894-15000059393 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 59393Oxfam Belgium back donorWomen's Network for Unity30000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 30000Oxfam Belgium back donorWomen's Network for Unity30000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 30000Oxfam Belgium back donorWomen's Network for Unity30000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 30000Oxfam Belgium back donorWomen's Network for Unity-7894 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -7894Oxfam Belgium back donorWomen's Network for UnityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachessex work is worksex work is workpieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualitystudiesstudiesImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3studiesstudiesStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6local groups and its members had been built capacity and awareness raised12 local groups and its members had been built capacities and awareness raisedStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD512 local groups organized12 local groups organizedIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerswomen participatedwomen took actions and participatedmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participatedmen took actions and participatedpublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.IWD, DWs-day, labor day, HRIWD, DWs-day, labor day, HRmedia citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsforums and social mediaforums and social mediaIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Women took actions and participatedwomen took actions and participatedmen take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Men took actions and participatedmen took actions and participatedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05390-09:KHOxfam NovibAMRC is a regional NGO promoting labour rights by way of training, research and networking between their partner organizations. For this program, AMRC will coordinate a regional network #Asian Roundtable on Social Protection # AROSP# and its ASEAN level sub-network, which is the main convenor to bring the partners of Cambodia, Vietnam and Laos in touch with actors for change from other ASEANcountries and Asia as whole and to build the network#s capacity through training, research and cooperation in order to exert influence at the regional level.Oxfam NovibAsia Monitor Resource CentreAMRC is an independent non-governmental organization (NGO) which focuses on Asian labour concerns. It works to support a democraticand independent labour movement in Asia, promoting the respect of labour rights, gender equality, and active workers# participationin work-related issues.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation284130 0 32194 50626 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 50626Oxfam Belgium back donorAsia Monitor Resource Centre30563 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 30563Oxfam Belgium back donorAsia Monitor Resource Centre30563 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 30563Oxfam Belgium back donorAsia Monitor Resource Centre24813 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 24813Oxfam Belgium back donorAsia Monitor Resource Centre24813 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 24813Oxfam Belgium back donorAsia Monitor Resource Centre30563 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 30563Oxfam Belgium back donorAsia Monitor Resource Centre30563 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 30563Oxfam Belgium back donorAsia Monitor Resource Centre30813 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 30813Oxfam Belgium back donorAsia Monitor Resource Centre46910 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 46910Oxfam Belgium back donorAsia Monitor Resource Centre16097 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 16097Oxfam Belgium back donorAsia Monitor Resource CentreStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Stronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05390-10:KHOxfam NovibMekong Migration Network (MMN) is a sub-regional network of more than 40 civil society organisations and research institutes for the promotion and protection of migrants# rights in the Greater Mekong Sub-region. For this program, MMN#s will ensure that the perspectives of migrant workers # many of them working in the informal economy # are included in the analysis and proposals for changes in policy and practice. They will build the awareness and understanding of the partners on migrants# rights for SP and will share their expertise and contribute to capacity building regarding influencing ASEAN institutions.Oxfam NovibMekong Migration NetworkMekong Migration Network (MMN) is a sub-regional network of civil society organizations and research institutes jointly working to promote and protect rights of migrants in the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) # Cambodia, Myanmar, Laos, Vietnam, Thailand and YunnanProvince of China. Formally launched in 2003, it currently has over 40 member organizations. Its program areas include joint advocacy, collaborative research, information monitoring, capacity building and networking.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation100000 -99959995 20000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 20000Oxfam Belgium back donorMekong Migration Network10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorMekong Migration Network10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorMekong Migration Network10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorMekong Migration Network10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorMekong Migration Network20000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 20000Oxfam Belgium back donorMekong Migration Network10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorMekong Migration Network10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorMekong Migration Network10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorMekong Migration Network-9995 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -9995Oxfam Belgium back donorMekong Migration Network-5 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -5Oxfam Belgium back donorMekong Migration NetworkStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6doneStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5doneStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesdonestakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersdoneparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersdoneStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4doneNL-KVK-27108436-A-05390-11:KHOxfam NovibStreetNet is a global alliance, functioning as a member-based network of 54 street vendors# membership-based organisations worldwide, supported by a secretariat in Durban, South Africa. For this program, they provide support to their members through training <(>&<)> exchange for a better defence of the rights of the informal economy workers. In this respect StreetNet also engages in the ILC when relevant, such as on R204. The role of StreetNet is to support the programme with regard to the inclusion of informal economy workers in social protection frameworks, in particular on: social dialogue in the informal economy, the use of R204 in a negotiation process on social protection, review of policy proposals that aim to be transformational for informal workers, exchange on good practices (a.o. in SADC)Oxfam NovibStreetNet InternationalStreetNet International is a global network made up of informal economy workers' and street vendors' organizations and unions on five continents. We are constituted and led by informal economy of the workers, and we advocate and programme in the interests of these workers. Our slogan, "Nothing for us without us," reflects our belief in the critical importance of participation and direct engagement of street vendors (and other informal sector workers) to development and change to their own sector and to the societies and economies within which they work.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation100000 20000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 20000Oxfam Belgium back donorStreetNet International10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorStreetNet International10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorStreetNet International10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorStreetNet International10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorStreetNet International10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorStreetNet International10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorStreetNet International10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorStreetNet International10000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 10000Oxfam Belgium back donorStreetNet International-3031 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) -3031Oxfam Belgium back donorStreetNet InternationalStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6doneStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5doneStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesdonestakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersdoneparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersdoneStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4doneNL-KVK-27108436-A-05414-04:MZOxfam NovibNANA is a non-profit, private development legal entity with legal personality with administrative, financial and patrimonial autonomy. It gathers 32 young members of both sexes. The organization is of provincial scope, with its soothes in the City of Mocuba, street Robert Mugabe, founded the 14 of February of 1998. NANA and its partners work to ensure that human rights are respected, protected and fulfilled as the primary responsibility of the state. The NANA has a strategic plan (2016-2021). The vision of the organization is that NANA is an organization with recognized capacity and contributing to the sustainable socio-economic development of the country, to eradicate the poverty of the most vulnerable people with particular emphasis on woman and young girls at rural areas. The organization mission is to: I) Participate in decision-making processes and public policy debate; II) Support to vulnerable groups for the full enjoyment of their rights; III) Participation in the sustainable management of natural resources and preservation of the environment; IV) Support the capacity development of community-based organizations working within the NANA mission and vision. NANA has a track record of partnering with Oxfam IBIS since 2013. The partnership agreement consists of strengthening its thematic and constitutional competencies as well as financial support to develop activities that contribute to strengthening the voices of rural men and women in the sense of know and demand their basic rights. Particularly for this project, NANA will work with rural youth groups, women and girls outside the school system, providing an opportunity for access to information and a non-formal education model that will enable them to solve their own problems and concerns as well as community problems. This education model, in addition to focusing on leteracy and counting, integrates educational content that includes aspects of gender and human rights. NANA will continue to promote local public hearings, where citizens have the opportunity to present the findings of social audits in the process of monitoring the financial performance of the education sector.Oxfam NovibNANA - Ass. for Development SupportNANA- Association for Development Support, is a non-profit, private development legal entity with legal personality with administrative, financial and patrimonial autonomy. It gathers 32 young members of both sexes. The organization is of provincial scope, with its soothes in the City of Mocuba, street Robert Mugabe, founded the 14 of February of 1998. The NANA actions are developed in the Districts of Mocuba, Lugela and Alto Molócuè. NANA began its activities in the City of Mocuba through a nucleus of students from theMocuba Secondary School who were concerned about environmental problems. Over the last few years NANA has expanded its base of intervention, covering, in addition to the environmental area, the areas of Health, HIV / AIDS, Education, child support and protection and Good Governance. In its intervention NANA also prioritizes the interaction and capacity building of other Civil Society Organizations at the local level. NANA and its partners work to ensure that human rights are respected, protected and held as the primary responsibility of the state. The NANA has a strategic plan (2016-2021) and two statutes, one published in the Bulletin of the Republic, third series: NANA-Nucleus of Friends of Nature and Environment and another thatrepeals the first, which is in the process of itspublication where the NANA appears as a Development Support Organization, approved by the organization's General Assembly on February 14, 2013.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to social and political participation85236 60000 75200 70000 27170 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 27170Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development Support25644 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 25644Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development Support18916 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 18916Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development Support13506 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13506Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development Support-13506 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) -13506Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development Support13506 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13506Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development Support60000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 60000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development Support75200 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 75200Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development Support70000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 70000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development Support-360 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) -360Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development SupportIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersWemen are participating in the social accountability events with the local government institutionsThe number decreased because of economic crises that are affecting people. And, women are going more to the farmsLess wemen participating due to the economical situation that force people to keep working hard and look for sustainabilitiesLess wemen participating due to the economical situation that force people to keep working hard and look for sustainabilitiesmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersMen fully participate in the local influencing actions and othersMen are demanding for the public quality service deliveryMore men coming from the local NGOs and communities to attend the public events of civic spaceMore men coming from the local NGOs and communities to attend the public events of civic spacepublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.24 during the yearFew during the 202116 public events organized by local NGOs and the public institutions16 public events organized by local NGOs and the public institutionsmedia citations of Oxfam and partners research or productswhen they are invitedfewLess number of midia participating due to the lack of invitationLess number of midia participating due to the lack of invitationIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.numbers are increasingSome women are taking action to demand for a better and quality educationWomen are participating and taking actions in their communities. When they are invited they participate in civic spaces at local levelWomen are participating and taking actions in their communities. When they are invited they participate in civic spaces at local levelmen take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.There more men in the communities participating and taking actionsThere are some men taking actions for a better aid and more civic spaceMore men participating and taking actions to increase aid and more civic spaceMore men participating and taking actions to increase aid and more civic spaceNL-KVK-27108436-A-05414-05:MZOxfam NovibMEPT Movimento de Educação para Todos, is a forum that brings together Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), associations and individuals who work and / or are interested in education, with the aim of strengthening civil society actions in favor of Educationfor All (EFA), contributing to the institutionalization of positive experiences developed by them and outlining joint actions in the field of Education. MEPT emerged in 1999 following the preparation of the participation in the meeting of the World Education Forum held in Dakar, Senegal in 2000. The vision of the MEPT is to have a country where all children, young people and adults have access to an education basic quality, without any kind of discrimination. MEPT is a member of the Africa Network Campaign on Education for All(ANCEFA) and Global Campaign for Education (GCE), and the coordinator of the Global Education Action Week activities. Taking advantage of the MEPT's strategic position at the country and regional levels, the project will use MEPTas a advocacy platform to improve the quality of public education services and ensure the engagement of civil society so that government consider increasing the funding of public education services and that resources allocated to the sector can be managed in a transparent manner. MEPT will also serve as a bridge between civil society organizations and government through the Ministry of Education, gathering and systematizing evidence to influence policy makers on best practices and educational policies.Oxfam NovibMEPT - Education For All MovimentMEPT - Education For All Moviment, is a forum that brings together Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs), associations and individuals who work and / or are interested in education, with the aim of strengthening civil society actions in favor of Education for All(EFA), contributing to the institutionalization of positive experiences developed by them and outlining joint actions in the field of Education. MEPT emerged in 1999 following the preparation of the participation in the meeting of the WorldEducation Forum held in Dakar, Senegal in 2000. The vision of the MEPT is to have a country where all children, young people and adults have access to an education basic quality, without any kind of discrimination. MEPT is a member of the Africa Network Campaign on Education for All (ANCEFA) and Global Campaign for Education (GCE), and the coordinator of the Global Education Action Week activities.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Mozambique-18.665 35.52956The right to social and political participation110542 60000 35265 10148 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 10148Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorMEPT - Education For All Moviment28130 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 28130Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorMEPT - Education For All Moviment12264 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 12264Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorMEPT - Education For All Moviment60000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 60000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorMEPT - Education For All Moviment60000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 60000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorMEPT - Education For All Moviment35265 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 35265Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorMEPT - Education For All MovimentStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6The number of members maintain the same20 NGOs members of MEPT with skills and capacity to trainned20 NGOs members of MEPT with skills and capacity to trainnedStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies. CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies -DD5the number of CSOs participating activily20 NGO actively participating in the influencing spaces20 NGO actively participating in the influencing spacesNL-KVK-27108436-A-05419-02:AFOxfam NovibEstablish patways for implementing an interegated cashmere project in Afghanistan in terms of receipt of chartitable funding to adress poverity, community cohesion, enviromental sustainablity, animal welfareOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam works to help poor and marginalized people to gain control over their own lives by exercising their right to political participation, freedom of expression and information, freedom of assembly, and access to justice. Many projects currently being executed by Oxfam in Afghanistan on women and youth fall under this campaign. In Afghanistan, ON has been working with local NGOs, civil society organisations and networks through a number of initiatives to raise awareness about human rights, promote women's participation and leadership, and empower citizens to speak out on issues that affect their lives and to improve governanceOXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands AfghanistanThe right to social and political participation5160 829Oxfam GB funding with back donor146Oxfam GB funding with back donor427Oxfam GB funding with back donor3400Oxfam GB funding with back donor359Oxfam GB funding with back donorIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05446-02:KHOxfam NovibThe proposed impact statement for GRAISEA 2 is # #improved livelihoods for women and men small-scale producers in the Southeast Asia region through more inclusive and sustainable value chains, where women demonstrate economic leadership#. This programme is the second phase of the GRAISEA programme (GRAISEA 1: A-04254) and aligns with GRAISEA#s existing theory of change and its programme structure. The theory of change that is currently in development, aims to achieve the above mentioned impact througha combination of : #development of models and good practise at country level, for instance working with the private sector or working with finance institutions or community organisations #the dissemination of good practise from these models at country and regional levels through multi stakeholder groups and influencing of other actors (e.g. finance providers) #the creation of a regulatory environment, nationally and regionally that stimulates these changes and ensures standards The proposed programme design spreads these elements across fourResult Areas, broadly similar to GRAISEA 1 Result Areas. #Result 1: ASEAN and its member states, and ASEAN Business Advisory Council ABAC recognize and adopt #gender transformative principles in inclusive and responsible agribusiness# (or GTP-IRA) #Result 2: Women and men small-scale producers are engaged in value chains which provide opportunities for gender transformative livelihoods and increased economic leadership and resilience (in economic and livelihood). #Result 3: Sector-wide systems, models and practices which exert a positive systemic change that empower smallholder farmers/producers and promotes Women Economic Empowerment (WEE) through Gender Transformative Principles and Inclusive Business Practices(GTP-IRA) #Result 4: An Eco System of Business Support and finance isdeveloped that enables MSMEs and Social Enterprises (SE) in the Agriculture Sector to become Sustainable, to grow and to Empower Women. The Thematic Unit Land, Water and Pro Poor Value Chains in the Hague will be responsible for the contract management of GRAISEA 2.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation102728 79801 97786 122281 71572 190Oxfam GB funding with back donor200Oxfam GB funding with back donor37625Oxfam GB funding with back donor3608Oxfam GB funding with back donor70Oxfam GB funding with back donor5977Oxfam GB funding with back donor388Oxfam GB funding with back donor1205Oxfam GB funding with back donor5305Oxfam GB funding with back donor46Oxfam GB funding with back donor13463Oxfam GB funding with back donor395Oxfam GB funding with back donor873Oxfam GB funding with back donor6339Oxfam GB funding with back donor276Oxfam GB funding with back donor582Oxfam GB funding with back donor186Oxfam GB funding with back donor177Oxfam GB funding with back donor236Oxfam GB funding 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funding with back donor76Oxfam GB funding with back donor8086Oxfam GB funding with back donor-23120Oxfam GB funding with back donor23120 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib23120Oxfam Novib public funds23120Oxfam GB funding with back donor-23120 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-23120Oxfam Novib public funds2044Oxfam GB funding with back donorIncreased equality & equity in formal rules and practices as laid down in constitutions, laws, and policies of governmentscases where government policies and legislation are increasingly promoting equality and equitycases where government practices are increasingly participatory and accountableGovernments are supportive to dialogue with civil society, and create and implement enabling civic space legislation.cases where political will for dialogue is expresed by Governmentcases where enabling legislation is designed and approvedcases where enabling legislation is implementedcases where disenabling legislation is abandonedcases governments are held accountable by other governments, donors or regional and global bodies on civil society engagement and civic space.Global companies and investors apply mandatory human rights due diligence, including on civic space and protecting human rights defenders.cases of inclusion of civic space and protection of human rights defenders in (advocacy on) mandatory HR due diligencecases where global companies or investors were held accountable for violating rights of civil society organisations, activists and HRD.Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05446-02:VNOxfam NovibThe proposed impact statement for GRAISEA 2 is # #improved livelihoods for women and men small-scale producers in the Southeast Asia region through more inclusive and sustainable value chains, where women demonstrate economic leadership#. This programme is the second phase of the GRAISEA programme (GRAISEA 1: A-04254) and aligns with GRAISEA#s existing theory of change and its programme structure. The theory of change that is currently in development, aims to achieve the above mentioned impact througha combination of : #development of models and good practise at country level, for instance working with the private sector or working with finance institutions or community organisations #the dissemination of good practise from these models at country and regional levels through multi stakeholder groups and influencing of other actors (e.g. finance providers) #the creation of a regulatory environment, nationally and regionally that stimulates these changes and ensures standards The proposed programme design spreads these elements across fourResult Areas, broadly similar to GRAISEA 1 Result Areas. #Result 1: ASEAN and its member states, and ASEAN Business Advisory Council ABAC recognize and adopt #gender transformative principles in inclusive and responsible agribusiness# (or GTP-IRA) #Result 2: Women and men small-scale producers are engaged in value chains which provide opportunities for gender transformative livelihoods and increased economic leadership and resilience (in economic and livelihood). #Result 3: Sector-wide systems, models and practices which exert a positive systemic change that empower smallholder farmers/producers and promotes Women Economic Empowerment (WEE) through Gender Transformative Principles and Inclusive Business Practices(GTP-IRA) #Result 4: An Eco System of Business Support and finance isdeveloped that enables MSMEs and Social Enterprises (SE) in the Agriculture Sector to become Sustainable, to grow and to Empower Women. The Thematic Unit Land, Water and Pro Poor Value Chains in the Hague will be responsible for the contract management of GRAISEA 2.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation6029 5756 9006 13533 19862 190Oxfam GB funding with back donor200Oxfam GB funding with back donor37625Oxfam GB funding with back donor3608Oxfam GB funding with back donor70Oxfam GB funding with back donor5977Oxfam GB funding with back donor388Oxfam GB funding with back donor1205Oxfam GB funding with back donor5305Oxfam GB funding with back donor46Oxfam GB funding with back donor13463Oxfam GB funding with back donor395Oxfam GB funding with back donor873Oxfam GB funding with back donor6339Oxfam GB funding with back donor276Oxfam GB funding with back donor582Oxfam GB funding with back donor186Oxfam GB funding with back donor177Oxfam GB funding with 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with back donor3065Oxfam GB funding with back donor1630Oxfam GB funding with back donor82Oxfam GB funding with back donor5903Oxfam GB funding with back donor1407Oxfam GB funding with back donor1650Oxfam GB funding with back donor6835Oxfam GB funding with back donor1756Oxfam GB funding with back donor19095Oxfam GB funding with back donor5044Oxfam GB funding with back donor4102Oxfam GB funding with back donor1330Oxfam GB funding with back donor840Oxfam GB funding with back donor3325Oxfam GB funding with back donor748Oxfam GB funding with back donor1600Oxfam GB funding with back donor5007Oxfam GB funding with back donor161Oxfam GB funding with back donor4790Oxfam GB funding with back donor19759Oxfam GB funding with back donor14407Oxfam GB funding with back donor10399Oxfam GB funding with back donor103Oxfam GB funding with back donor2284Oxfam GB funding with back donor5085Oxfam GB funding with back donor11923Oxfam GB funding with back donor132Oxfam GB funding with back donor2042Oxfam GB funding with back donor12186Oxfam GB funding with back donor76Oxfam GB funding with back donor8086Oxfam GB funding with back donor-23120Oxfam GB funding with back donor23120 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib23120Oxfam Novib public funds23120Oxfam GB funding with back donor-23120 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-23120Oxfam Novib public funds2044Oxfam GB funding with back donorGovernments are supportive to dialogue with civil society, and create and implement enabling civic space legislation.cases where political will for dialogue is expresed by Governmentcases where enabling legislation is designed and approvedcases where enabling legislation is implementedcases where disenabling legislation is abandonedcases governments are held accountable by other governments, donors or regional and global bodies on civil society engagement and civic space.Global companies and investors apply mandatory human rights due diligence, including on civic space and protecting human rights defenders.cases of inclusion of civic space and protection of human rights defenders in (advocacy on) mandatory HR due diligencecases where global companies or investors were held accountable for violating rights of civil society organisations, activists and HRD.Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsinfluencers, role models and other influencials echo positive civic space narrativecases where a diverse range of champions (government; private sector; leaders; artists; movements) echo and increase the outreach of a positive narrative about civic spacecases where media carry positive stories showing alternative ways for development/living/ pluralism/diversity.Governments, regional and multilateral organizations or standards make positive changes in policy & practices in food systems & value chains, private and financial sector regulation, based on demands raised by women workers & small scale producers.cases of stronger (mandatory) regulation of private sector and financial sector in food systemscases of positive changes in policies, by National governments, or regional bodies, based on consultation with women workers and small-scale producerscases of positive changes in practices, by National governments, or regional bodies, were based on consultation with women workers and small-scale producerscases of support by National governments, regional bodies or standards for alternative business modelscases of Governments protecting and advancing the rights of small-scale producers and food workers,alternative business models / more inclusive practices in existing value chains (adopted by the public sector)cases of public sector actors engaged in co-creating and/or promoting alternative business models/practices and/or enabling environmentNL-KVK-27108436-A-05454-02:NGOxfam NovibDEC Nigeria is a membership, non-governmental, non-religious, non-political organization that provides social and microfinance services to women groups, communities and NGOs in Nigeria to enhance their capacity for sustainable development. The development exchange center was established in November 1987 as a result of a joint research conducted by the Canadian University Services Overseas(CUSO) and the Adult Non Formal Education Agency(ANFEA) Bauchi State. The research findings showed that women especially those in ruralareas are greatly disadvantaged in both the social and economic terms-usually resulting from some harmful cultural practices, religious beliefs and coupled with a high degree of material poverty, thus making women highly dependent on men. There was a strong need by CUSO and ANFEA to establish a programme to respond and address this issue in a more sustainable way. The centre started as a resource center for the sharing and exchange of developmental information with women groups. DEC hascontinued to pursue its broad objective of empowering women through provision of entrepreneurial skills acquisition and development, training and capacity building workshops, water supply, sanitation and hygiene promotion, health care, education and information, good governance and peace building and microfinance services. DEC head office is located in Bauchi and currently working in 21 states; Bauchi, Gombe, Taraba, Adamawa, Yobe, Borno, Plateau, Nassarawa, Jigawa, Kano, Kebbi, Sokoto, Kaduna, Benue, katsina, Zamfara, Niger, FCT, Cross River, Kogi and Enugu. DEC has a membership strength of over 189,000 borrowers, 146,818 active savers in 7,400 groups, thus giving the center a good representation in the region with a potential of regional poverty alleviation. Nigeria is Africa's largest economy by some estimates, but in many ways, the country is not typical for the continent. Despite strong economic growth, its progress in reducing poverty and tackling gender inequality has lagged the continent as a whole, ranking 152 out of 188 countries in the world on the UN Human Development Index. Within Nigeria, Taraba state is considered among the poorest states in Nigeria. It is bordered by Adamawa state to the east, Gombe and Bauchi states to the north, Plateau,Nasarawa, and Benue states to the west, and the Republic of Cameroon to the south. Specifically, according to a UN report published in 2015 which assessed poverty level by state in Nigeria, Taraba state ranks29th out of Nigeria#s 36 states for wealth, with 77.7% of its population living below the poverty line (a far higher poverty rate than the national average of 46%). A number of factors negatively impacts livelihoods in Taraba state, primary among them are human insecurity challenges and climate change. Human insecurity challenges and political instability result from prolonged skirmishes ofethno-religious and land resource-based conflicts, which are exacerbated by an influx of internally displaced persons (IDPs) fleeing the Boko Haram insurgencyin Northeast Nigeria, entering Taraba by way of neighbouring Adamawa state. Climatological uncertainties aggravate an already vulnerable agricultural system, as temperatures and the rainfall pattern and distribution become less predictable, and communities face cycles of flooding and drought which negatively decrease production and shut down market opportunities along commodity value chains, thereby placing the Global Acute Malnutrition status of the state within the stressed threshold. As such,the natural resources which poor people in rural areas depend on for their food security # land and water # are degrading in quality against a background of rising competition for their possession . The state#s population of over two million now live in communities that are experiencing increased exposure to stressed food consumption status and their livelihoods is at crisis level, with levels of stunting in children at 43% (higher than the Nigerian average of 37%). The population of Taraba State is heavilyreliant on the agricultural economy, though there is little reliable data to indicate exact numbers (one estimate is 80% of the population). The Taraba State Government has identified a number of challenges to food production levels, including: lack ofinfrastructure such aswarehouses/silos and market facilities; inadequate supply and distribution of improved agro-inputs; lack of lack of organised markets and weak private sector participation in agricultural development activities; and prevalence of farmer-herder conflicts. In the light of the above, Oxfam proposes to grow a resilient commodity value chain and rural enterprise model that will benefit small-scale farmers in Taraba state, Nigeria. The action will fast-track agricultural productivity,promote access to markets, increase income,and improve socioeconomic stability in selected communities within the state. Ultimately, small-scale farmers participating in this action will be able a) to produce (#PRO#) enough food to feed themselves andtheirhousehold; and b) produce a surplus of food that can be sold (#SELL#) into a market to sustain an income (together, #PROSELL#).Oxfam NovibDevelopment Exchange CentreDEC Nigeria is a membership, non-governmental, non-religious, non-political organization that provides social and microfinance services to women groups, communities and NGOs in Nigeria to enhance their capacity for sustainable development. The development exchange center was established in November 1987 as a result of a joint research conducted by the Canadian University Services Overseas(CUSO) and the Adult Non Formal Education Agency(ANFEA) Bauchi State. The research findings showed that women especially those in ruralareas are greatly disadvantaged in both the social and economic terms-usually resulting from some harmful cultural practices, religious beliefs and coupled with a high degree of material poverty, thus making women highly dependent on men. There was a strong need by CUSO and ANFEA to establish a programme to respond and address this issue in a more sustainable way. The centre started as a resource center for the sharing and exchange of developmental information with women groups. DEC hascontinued to pursue its broad objective of empowering women through provision of entrepreneurial skills acquisition and development, training and capacity building workshops, water supply, sanitation and hygiene promotion, health care, education and information, good governance and peace building and microfinance services. DEC head office is located in Bauchi and currently working in 21 states; Bauchi, Gombe, Taraba, Adamawa, Yobe, Borno, Plateau, Nassarawa, Jigawa, Kano, Kebbi, Sokoto, Kaduna, Benue, katsina, Zamfara, Niger, FCT, Cross River, Kogi and Enugu. DEC has a membership strength of over 189,000 borrowers, 146,818 active savers in 7,400 groups, thus giving the center a good representation in the region with a potential of regional poverty alleviation. A number of factors negatively impacts livelihoods in Taraba state, primary among them are human insecurity challenges and climate change. Human insecurity challenges and political instability result from prolonged skirmishes of ethno-religious and land resource-based conflicts, which are exacerbated by an influx of internally displaced persons (IDPs) fleeing the Boko Haram insurgencyin Northeast Nigeria, entering Taraba by way of neighbouring Adamawa state. Climatological uncertainties aggravate an already vulnerable agricultural system, as temperatures and the rainfall pattern and distribution become less predictable, and communities face cycles of flooding and drought which negatively decrease production and shut down market opportunities along commodity value chains, thereby placing the Global Acute Malnutrition status of the statewithin the stressed threshold. As such, the natural resources which poor people in rural areas depend on for their food security #land and water # are degradingin quality against a background of rising competition for their possession . The state#s population of over two million now live in communities that are experiencing increased exposure to stressed food consumption status and their livelihoods is at crisis level, with levels of stunting in children at 43% (higher than the Nigerian average of 37%). The population of Taraba State is heavilyreliant on the agricultural economy, though there is little reliable data to indicate exact numbers (oneestimate is 80% of the population). The Taraba State Government has identified a number of challenges to food production levels, including: lack ofinfrastructure such as warehouses/silos and market facilities; inadequate supply and distribution of improved agro-inputs; lack of lack of organised markets and weak private sector participation in agricultural development activities; and prevalence of farmer-herder conflicts. In the light of the above, Oxfam proposes to grow a resilient commodity value chain and rural enterprise model that will benefit small-scale farmers in Taraba state, Nigeria. The action will fast-track agricultural productivity,promote access to markets, increase income, and improve socioeconomic stability in selected communities within the state. Ultimately, small-scale farmers participating in this action will be able a) to produce (#PRO#) enough food to feed themselves andtheirhousehold; and b) produce a surplus of food that can be sold (#SELL#) into a market to sustain an income (together, #PROSELL#).The global objective of PRO-ACT is to enhance resilience to food shocks, chronic and acute food insecure people in post-food crisis by improving adaptation to climate change, combating desertification, promoting nutrition sensitive activitiesand policies and encouraging sustainable and resilient small scale agricultural practices. Finally, this action specifically aligns with the Agricultural TransformationAgenda (ATA) that recognizes the need for resilience development in smallholder farming and the National Agricultural Resilience Framework (NARF) on climate change. The NARF has articulated short and long- term strategies to reduce food and nutrition vulnerability whilst enhancing environmental resilience and made provisions to: -Encourage cultivation of drought tolerant crops and develop markets to support local food systems; -Promote policies to improve water management; -Promote weather index insurance schemes for farmers; -Promote social safety net policiesto reduce vulnerability,especially for women and children. The action will complement but not overlap with the ongoing food security programmes in the target States/ LGAs supported by various bilateral and multilateral programmes such as EU, DfID, SIDA, UNEP, IFAD, and the WorldBank in Nigeria.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to a sustainable livelihood804352 326043 2535024 -397325-381459-11364048995113158 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 113158Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre278552 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 278552Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre222842 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 222842Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre486671 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 486671Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre592313 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 592313Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre527121 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 527121Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre343801 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 343801Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre293006 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 293006Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre-116074 incoming transaction OXFAM GB -116074Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre1239Oxfam GB funding with back donor775Oxfam GB funding with back donor1431Oxfam GB funding with back donor4631Oxfam GB funding with back donor2570Oxfam GB funding with back donor2379Oxfam GB funding with back donor2522Oxfam GB funding with back donor5382Oxfam GB funding with back donor1227Oxfam GB funding with back donor1473Oxfam GB funding with back donor774Oxfam GB funding with back donor402Oxfam GB funding with back donor2199Oxfam GB funding with back donor1006Oxfam GB funding with back donor773Oxfam GB funding with back donor386Oxfam GB funding with back donor1793Oxfam GB funding with back donor17411 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib17411CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic40626Oxfam GB funding with back donor-57396 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-57396CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficShifted norms and attitudes: # citizens including people living in poverty and injustice, consider Farmers Rights (as in ITPGRFA) including plant genetic resources and freedom of farmers to operate in this field a fundamental rights for men & women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms and attitudes: # citizens including people living in poverty and injustice, consider Farmers Rights (as in ITPGRFA) including plant genetic resources and freedom of farmers to operate in this field a fundamental rights for men & women.women,including people living in poverty and injustice, consider Farmers Rights (as in ITPGRFA) including plant genetic resources and freedom of farmers to operate in this field a fundamental rights for men & women.men, incl poor, consider (i) demand for sustainable Food production and access to sustainable food consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) support to adopt to Climate Change fundamental rights for men & womenNL-KVK-27108436-A-05454-03:NGOxfam NovibNigeria is Africa's largest economy by some estimates, but in many ways, the country is not typical for the continent. Despite strong economic growth, its progress in reducing poverty and tackling gender inequality has lagged the continent as a whole, ranking 152 out of 188 countries in the world on the UN Human Development Index. Within Nigeria, Taraba state is considered among the poorest states in Nigeria. It is bordered by Adamawa state to the east, Gombe and Bauchi states to the north, Plateau,Nasarawa, and Benue states to the west, and the Republic of Cameroon to the south. Specifically, according to a UN report published in 2015 which assessed poverty level by state in Nigeria, Taraba state ranks 29th out of Nigeria#s 36 states for wealth, with 77.7% of its population living below the poverty line (a far higher poverty rate than the national average of 46%). A number of factors negatively impacts livelihoods in Taraba state, primary among them are human insecurity challenges and climate change. Human insecurity challenges andpolitical instability result from prolonged skirmishes of ethno-religious and land resource-based conflicts, which are exacerbated by an influx of internally displaced persons (IDPs) fleeing the Boko Haram insurgencyin Northeast Nigeria, entering Taraba by way ofneighbouring Adamawa state. Climatological uncertainties aggravate an already vulnerable agricultural system, as temperatures and the rainfall pattern and distribution become less predictable, and communities face cycles of flooding and drought which negatively decrease production and shut down market opportunities along commodity value chains, thereby placing the Global Acute Malnutrition status of the state within the stressed threshold. As such, the natural resources which poor people in rural areas depend on for their food security # land and water # are degrading in quality against a background of rising competition for their possession . The state#s population of over two million now live in communities that are experiencing increased exposure to stressed food consumption status and their livelihoods is at crisis level, with levels of stunting in children at 43% (higher than the Nigerian average of 37%). The population of Taraba State is heavilyreliant on the agricultural economy, though there is little reliable data to indicate exact numbers (one estimate is 80% of the population). The Taraba State Government has identified a number of challenges to food production levels, including: lack ofinfrastructure such as warehouses/silos and market facilities; inadequate supply and distribution of improved agro-inputs; lack of lack of organised markets and weak private sector participation in agricultural development activities; and prevalence of farmer-herder conflicts. In the light of the above, Oxfam proposes to grow a resilient commodity value chain and rural enterprise model that will benefit small-scale farmers in Taraba state, Nigeria. The action will fast-track agricultural productivity,promote access to markets, increase income, and improve socioeconomic stability in selected communities within the state. Ultimately, small-scale farmers participating in this action will be able a) to produce (#PRO#) enough food to feed themselvesandtheirhousehold; and b) produce a surplus of food that can be sold (#SELL#) into a market to sustain an income (together, #PROSELL#).Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to a sustainable livelihood1270 877533 1181964 1753907 857152 1456464 259038 1270 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1270CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic4369Oxfam GB funding with back donor-1270 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1270CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic71919Oxfam GB funding with back donor61292Oxfam GB funding with back donor42425Oxfam GB funding with back donor5552Oxfam GB funding with back donor-1270 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1270CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic6024Oxfam GB funding with back donor-4674Oxfam GB funding with back donor-1270Oxfam GB funding with back donor1270 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1270CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic104255Oxfam GB funding with back donor28676Oxfam GB funding with back donor24095Oxfam GB funding with back donor32178Oxfam GB funding with back donor41540Oxfam GB funding with back donor343465Oxfam GB funding with back donor64104Oxfam GB funding with back donor54854Oxfam GB funding with back donor129356Oxfam GB funding with back donor40056Oxfam GB funding with back donor44854Oxfam GB funding with back donor22352Oxfam GB funding with back donor30514Oxfam GB funding with back donor195549Oxfam GB funding with back donor132049Oxfam GB funding with back donor214036Oxfam GB funding with back donor89289Oxfam GB funding with back donor42426Oxfam GB funding with back donor-12668Oxfam GB funding with back donor180259Oxfam GB funding with back donor73892Oxfam GB funding with back donor29768Oxfam GB funding with back donor-157Oxfam GB funding with back donor72828Oxfam GB funding with back donor-3915Oxfam GB funding with back donor540557Oxfam GB funding with back donor44554Oxfam GB funding with back donor-56Oxfam GB funding with back donor132314Oxfam GB funding with back donor163823Oxfam GB funding with back donor168160Oxfam GB funding with back donor150521Oxfam GB funding with back donor79593Oxfam GB funding with back donor-46955Oxfam GB funding with back donor49167Oxfam GB funding with back donor341080Oxfam GB funding with back donor32625Oxfam GB funding with back donor98911Oxfam GB funding with back donor30269Oxfam GB funding with back donor-6659Oxfam GB funding with back donor64268Oxfam GB funding with back donor35133Oxfam GB funding with back donor72153Oxfam GB funding with back donor63650Oxfam GB funding with back donor117789Oxfam GB funding with back donor-1796Oxfam GB funding with back donor125439Oxfam GB funding with back donor66967Oxfam GB funding with back donor42996Oxfam GB funding with back donor148032Oxfam GB funding with back donor41563Oxfam GB funding with back donor181712Oxfam GB funding with back donor63437Oxfam GB funding with back donor589619Oxfam GB funding with back donor647235Oxfam GB funding with back donor49816Oxfam GB funding with back donor-403698Oxfam GB funding with back donor104059Oxfam GB funding with back donor24042Oxfam GB funding with back donor-27324Oxfam GB funding with back donor26221Oxfam GB funding with back donor41348Oxfam GB funding with back donor63786Oxfam GB funding with back donor54649Oxfam GB funding with back donor91878Oxfam GB funding with back donor15157 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib15157CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic36146Oxfam GB funding with back donor492Oxfam GB funding with back donor-215Oxfam GB funding with back donor10466 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10466CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic12978Oxfam GB funding with back donor58037 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib58037CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic3410Oxfam GB funding with back donor-9070Oxfam GB funding with back donor-28421Oxfam GB funding with back donor31264 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib31264CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic186Oxfam GB funding with back donor-158Oxfam GB funding with back donor36888Oxfam GB funding with back donorShifted norms and attitudes: # citizens including people living in poverty and injustice, consider Farmers Rights (as in ITPGRFA) including plant genetic resources and freedom of farmers to operate in this field a fundamental rights for men & women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms and attitudes: # citizens including people living in poverty and injustice, consider Farmers Rights (as in ITPGRFA) including plant genetic resources and freedom of farmers to operate in this field a fundamental rights for men & women.women,including people living in poverty and injustice, consider Farmers Rights (as in ITPGRFA) including plant genetic resources and freedom of farmers to operate in this field a fundamental rights for men & women.men, incl poor, consider (i) demand for sustainable Food production and access to sustainable food consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) support to adopt to Climate Change fundamental rights for men & womenNL-KVK-27108436-A-05454-04:NLOxfam NovibA number of factors negatively impacts livelihoods in Taraba state, primary among them are human insecurity challenges and climate change. Human insecurity challenges and political instability result from prolonged skirmishes of ethno-religious and landresource-based conflicts, which are exacerbated by an influx of internally displaced persons (IDPs) fleeing the Boko Haram insurgencyin Northeast Nigeria, entering Taraba by way of neighbouring Adamawa state. Climatological uncertainties aggravate an already vulnerable agricultural system, as temperatures and the rainfall pattern and distribution become less predictable, and communities face cycles of flooding and drought which negatively decrease production and shut down market opportunities along commodity value chains, thereby placing the Global Acute Malnutrition status of the state within the stressed threshold. As such, the natural resources which poor people in rural areas depend on for their food security # land and water # are degrading in quality against a background of rising competition for their possession . The state#s population of over two million now live in communities that are experiencing increasedexposure to stressed food consumption status and their livelihoods is at crisis level,with levels of stunting in children at 43% (higher than the Nigerian average of 37%). The population of Taraba State is heavilyreliant on the agricultural economy, though thereis little reliable data to indicate exact numbers (one estimate is 80% ofthe population). The Taraba State Government has identified a number of challenges to food production levels, including: lack ofinfrastructure such as warehouses/silos and market facilities; inadequate supply and distribution of improved agro-inputs; lackof lack of organised markets and weak private sector participation in agricultural development activities; and prevalence of farmer-herder conflicts. In the light of the above, Oxfam proposes to grow a resilient commodity value chain and rural enterprise model that will benefit small-scale farmers in Taraba state, Nigeria. Theaction will fast-track agricultural productivity,promote access to markets, increase income, and improve socioeconomic stability inselected communities within the state. Ultimately, small-scale farmers participating in this action will be able a) to produce (#PRO#) enough food to feed themselves andtheirhousehold; and b) produce a surplus of food that can be sold (#SELL#) into a market to sustain an income (together, #PROSELL#).Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to a sustainable livelihood632 632Oxfam GB funding with back donorShifted norms and attitudes: # citizens including people living in poverty and injustice, consider Farmers Rights (as in ITPGRFA) including plant genetic resources and freedom of farmers to operate in this field a fundamental rights for men & women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms and attitudes: # citizens including people living in poverty and injustice, consider Farmers Rights (as in ITPGRFA) including plant genetic resources and freedom of farmers to operate in this field a fundamental rights for men & women.women,including people living in poverty and injustice, consider Farmers Rights (as in ITPGRFA) including plant genetic resources and freedom of farmers to operate in this field a fundamental rights for men & women.men, incl poor, consider (i) demand for sustainable Food production and access to sustainable food consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) support to adopt to Climate Change fundamental rights for men & womenNL-KVK-27108436-A-05490-08:UGOxfam NovibOpen Capital advisors in partnership with Oxfam will evaluate about 100 SMEs, provide business support to 10 selected SMEs, and lead select SMEs through a capital raise process, targeting a successful raise for the selected SMEs ready to raise capital and aligning its incentives to help companies successfully raise by deferring a portion of their fees to be paid only if companies do raise capital In the next 1 year OCA will screen about100 SMEs in Uganda, identify 10 high- potential SMEs for the annual cohort, and provideproprietary, proven form of tailored support to deliver three clear outcomes; (i) improve and professionalize operations, (ii) define a strategy for rapid growth (iii) in many cases, raise the capital needed to achieve growth plans. They will tailor their support based on the businesses needs and growth stage, but for each business they will offer the following support: 1. Group investment readiness training # all businesses will be invited to attend a 3-day training 2. Identification of biggest challenges # for all businesses they will work with them to identify their biggest challenges to growth, scale and capital raising 3. OCA support on select challenges # based on the skills already in-house, and the businesses# most pressing needs, they will identify the areas where OCA will offer support 4. Investor identification # they will identify at least 2 potential investors who are an appropriate fit for the business, based on their capital need and growth stage 5. Investor introduction # finally they will introduce the businesses to the identified investorsOxfam NovibOPEN CAPITAL ADVISORSWe founded Open Capital Advisors (OCA) in 2010 to unlock growth and investment in East and Southern Africa. The creation of OCA was driven by a core gap our founders observed between businesses and investors in the region. We saw many small growing businesses (SGBs) with massive potential and opportunity for scale, but who struggled to find financing to support their growth. At the same time, we encountered investors who had available capital, but were unable to find sufficient businesses they deemed #investment ready#. The investors required a higher level of formalization and strategic planning than the businesses they currently encountered in the market. To bridge this gap OCA provides high-quality, intensive support to help our clients adapt to rapidly changing and growingmarkets, including co-designing strategies, implementing best practices, and raising external funds to drive growth and impact. We take significant risk alongside our SGB clients, typically deferring a portion of fees onto a successful capital raise. This approach allows us to work with businesses that would otherwise be unable to afford support. We have developed innovative programs with impact investors, USAID, and others to defray risk and work with even earlier-stage companies. We target SGB clients looking to raise between $500K - $5M USD. These SGBs are trying to solve the toughest problems in their local markets, including agriculture, renewable energy, financial inclusion, and more. We select SGBs where our work will help them transform markets, create new jobs, and innovate products and services. Today, Open Capital Advisors has offices incorporated in Kenya and Uganda with our team of 42 full-time professionals spread across Nairobi and Kampala. Our approach to integrating gender has evolved and expanded in focus over the maturation of the firm. We view our gender agenda as having two prongs: internal and external. Internally, we focus on hiring, training and retaining highly talented employees, especially women. As laid out in greater detail in our organogram below, over half of our entire team is female, and 50% of our senior management team (including 1 of two founding partners) is female. In 2015 we hired a dedicated head of Human Resources who has studiedgender equity in the workplace. She has helped us formalize our practices on gender equity, including updating our HR procedures and introducing a gender policy. Externally, we work with and support promising entrepreneurs, many of whom are female. Historically, 30% of the founders we have worked with have been women and we continue to focus on increasing this ratio. Further, we work with many pro-women businesses, that include empowering women # in their workforce or throughtheir products / services# as a core component of their business model.Argidius Foundation Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to a sustainable livelihood126975 126975 incoming transaction Argidius Foundation 126975Argidius FoundationOPEN CAPITAL ADVISORSImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05497-04:VNOxfam NovibThe Human Economy captures people-centred ideas-an economy that brings benefits for the majority and works for the many not the few. The governments need concrete policy changes towards eight essential ingredients of the Human Economy for people and planet, contrary to the economy where we put profit first. First, the Human Economy would measure what matters. The current measure of economic progress, GDP, is completely outdated and not fit for purpose. A Human Economy would seek to measure what matters,to measure the manythings currently left out of GDP calculations. These include the distribution of growth between rich and poor, multidimensional poverty and inequality. They include environmental sustainability for which planetary and environmental boundaries are not transgressed while social foundations are met. They include factoring in the harm being done to the environment. They include recognizing and redistributing the many millions of ours of unpaid care work being performed by mainly womeneach day. Measuring what matters is vital to planning more progressive, and equal economies. Second, the Human Economy would focus on bringing an end to extreme wealth. Since 2015, the richest 1% has owned more wealth than the rest of the planet. Extreme concentration of wealth into the rich few could render policies to be captured to benefit only the rich few, which is not good for any society. A Human Economy would seek to endextreme wealth and reduce inequality. A key way to do this will be through progressive taxation, where the richest pay their fair share of tax. Third and fourth, the foundation for harmonious development in the Human Economy is progressive taxation. State budget revenue from this taxation can be used to provide universal freepublic services, especially education and health, for everyone. Freeuniversal healthcare would bring a huge relief from worry about becoming sick to everyone. Investing in good quality public education means that people will not have to spend their money for private schooling, and that the children of the poorest will have as much chance as the children of the richest. Fifth, the Human Economy takes into account measures for gender equality and unpaid care work. Gender equality is not simply about socialattitudes or the correct laws. It is also an economic issue as women can be a huge driver of inclusive economic growth. We need to fully measure regularly the contribution of unpaid care to the economy and take steps to reduce it, using public services, and redistribute it fairly between men and women. Sixth and Seventh, businesses and business activities have always been backbones of the economy. The Human Economy encourages businesses to apply new business models, which are hybrid, responsible, andinclusive. Models balance the benefits of people, including investors, employees, communities and consumers,and sustainability of the planet, which helps develop companies’ competitiveness in the long term. The development of hybrid, responsible and inclusive business models which pursue both financial sustainability and social and environmental contribution will be a trend of creating competitive advantages in future business models. Those are also sustainable business models creating decent jobswithfairand living wages for employees. Finally, in any sustainable economic model, participation of ordinary citizens matters. TheHuman Economy is not an exception. It is an accountable economy and ordinary citizens have their say in governance. The influenceofthe rich and powerful on policy making is minimised. A government is transparent and accountable to all citizens through various mechanisms and forms, especially fostering civic space, stimulating and supporting active citizenship and higher level of democratic decision making. Above all, the way we run our economies needs to change. Our current economic model, known as neoliberalism, is broken. Continuing on the same way, with the same economic approach, is not an option. Eight essential ingredients of a Human Economy are stronger, more stable and sustainable ways of running an economy, for the long term, and for the people and planet. This project gives a focus on analyzing past performance and projecting future trends of Vietnam development. The project explores the discussionamong experts about a new concept of the human economy in the context of Vietnam. A policy research and influencing project on “Human Economy and digital transformation in Vietnam: Assessing the digital readiness ofvulnerable population” aims: • First, to assess the human economy’s specific issues in the context of Vietnam, and disseminate the concept and thinking of the human economy in Vietnam widely. • Second, to assess the impact of digital transformation from policies and practice perspective on different groups, with a focus on vulnerable groups in Vietnam, and to propose policy recommendation on embracing social groups of the population and businesses with better participation in the digital economy, digital government, and digital society, in order to protect digital rights and to ensure social inclusion and equality in the digital era.Oxfam NovibThe Centre for Analysis and ForecasThe Centre for Analysis and Forecasting (abbreviated as CAF), is a scientific research organization under the Vietnam Academy of Social Sciences, to perform research functions as analyzing impacts, forecasting development trends of Vietnam's socio-economic; to provide scientific foundations for the planning of the Party and State's socio-economic development strategies and policies; to carry out training and scientific consultancy on socio-economic issues at the request of domestic and foreign organizations. Main functions including: • To research the theoretical and practical issues of Vietnam from an economic perspective; to clarify theoretical andpractical issues of the socio-economic development process in Vietnam • To give comments and criticism on important socio-economic development programs and projects at the request of ministries, branches and localities as assigned by VASS. • To provide scientificconsulting and public services regarding development issues, suitable to the functions andduties of the Center for Analysis and Forecasting. • To exchange scientific information with domestic and foreign organizations and agencies according to regulations; to manage documents, information, and library of the Center for Analysis and Forecasting; to publish scientific publications; to disseminate scientific research results and scientific knowledge.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation49948 249739958 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib39958Oxfam Novib public fundsThe Centre for Analysis and Forecas7493 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7493Oxfam Novib public fundsThe Centre for Analysis and ForecasImproved policies Governments & global actors: # cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies holding (sub)national governments or global actors to account for inequality & poverpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments & global actors: # cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies holding (sub)national governments or global actors to account for inequality & povercases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies holding (sub)national governments or global actors to account for inequality & poverty -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05505-02:PSOxfam NovibPARC will implement a technical skills development program in Gaza and the West Bank targeting agronomists, pioneer farmers, technicians and women. Furthermore, PARC will also provide a business development support package to social entrepreneurs and producer organizations in the West Bank.Oxfam NovibPARCIn 1983 a small group of agronomists founded the Palestinian Agricultural Relief Committees (PARC), which has since developed into one of the most important Palestinian non-governmental organisations providing services to poor and marginalised farmers onthe West Bank and Gaza Strip, working to make agricultural businesses grow. PARC#s goal is to promote an economic and social climate that would allow the Palestinian agricultural sector to develop sustainably. Another goal is to improve the living standard of Palestinians living in rural areas, especially of poor farming families. PARC provides a broad range of agricultural extension services. It is active in land reclamation and in building rural access roads. The organisation advocates the improvementof rural women#s economic position. It is part of an Oxfam Novib-funded three-year gender-focus program. In 1991 PARC got an ISO-certification. It was the first and so far only non-governmental organisation in the Arab world to obtain one. It has also developed an impressive strategic ten-year plan for the 1998-2008 period. Together with several other agricultural non-governmental organisations (NGOs) PARC has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Agriculture, which sees PARC#s workasindependent and complementary to its own. PARC is active in a network of Palestinian NGOs and a member of the governing committee of the Palestinian NGO-network. Oxfam Novib has been supporting PARC since 1982. In 1999 Oxfam Novib, ICCO, Christian Aid (UK) and Oxfam Great Britain set up a donor consortium to support PARC. This provides PARC a measure of long-term financial security. It also makes technical and organisational assistance available to PARC in further developing its program.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.9521 35.23315The right to a sustainable livelihood1177011 -32359836778 9095 177655 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 177655Oxfam GB funding with back donorPARC61781 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 61781Oxfam GB funding with back donorPARC61781 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 61781Oxfam GB funding with back donorPARC30891 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 30891Oxfam GB funding with back donorPARC112988 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 112988Oxfam GB funding with back donorPARC112988 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 112988Oxfam GB funding with back donorPARC56494 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 56494Oxfam GB funding with back donorPARC132311 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 132311Oxfam GB funding with back donorPARC95533 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 95533Oxfam GB funding with back donorPARC47767 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 47767Oxfam GB funding with back donorPARC9095 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 9095Oxfam GB funding with back donorPARCWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05505-03:PSOxfam NovibSupport the agricultural sector in the West Bank with focus on design and implementation of Value Chain Intervention Strategies anddeveloping market- and investment-readiness of cooperatives and producer organizations targeting the following agricultural commodities: Stone Fruits and Vegetables.Oxfam NovibEconomic and Social Development CenESDC complies with Palestinian labour law; employees are covered with health insurance and the insurance to the offices; there is vehicle insurance and social insurance for guests ,The ESDC has a board of directors with a well-defined and written mandate. The board provides the organizations with oversight and accountability and does regular up-keep of business records. ESDC#s mission statement is also available. Finally, there are mechanisms and structures for ensuring participatory management by the organization's top management. It is worth noting that ESDC was an ISO 9001 certified, which is a positive point for them in regards to governance structure. They are well organized in term of their procedures and policies. Some procedures are in place but not systemized. They havea written complaint system, although it needs further work. It also needs to develop an operational manual. ESDC is governed by an elected, multidisciplinary Board of Directors (BoD). The BoD consists of 9 members, 6 men and 3 women. The term of the BoD is two years, after which elections are held and the General Assembly elects the new BoD. ESDC is governed by the following core values: Equality, Democracy, Partnership, Cooperation, Transparency, Integrity, Social Justice, Civil Peace. ESDC staff consists of more than twenty full time employees specialized in capacity building of cooperatives and community based organizations (CBOs), agriculture, water and environment. The staff work from one of ESDC's three offices: Ramallah, Gaza and Tubas. ESDC#s general assembly consists of 26 members from both genders, where members are from different areas and specializations in the field of development. They meet at least one time every year. The board of directors consists of 9members elected by the general assembly members every two years.ESDC staff consists of more than twenty full time employees specialized in capacity building of cooperatives and community#based organizations, agriculture, water and environment based on three offices in Ramallah, Gaza and Tubas. For the complaint system: the system primarily uses emails and letters, as well as oral complains. All methods of communication are put into the complaint system. Vision: A Palestinian cooperative society that is economically independent and socially just Mission: Eventuating Integrated Development in Palestine through Economic <(>&<)> Social Empowerment for the target groups ESDC continues to align its organizational values withthe internationally-accepted co-operative principles. It also upholds the values of transparency, integrity and accountability, social justice, and peace. ESDC recognizes itself as a member of civil society in Palestine. Its stated strategic objective within the development programme: 1. To contribute in the national endeavours in improving the livelihood <(>&<)> food Security for the target groups. 2. To increase the capacities of civil society organization, including cooperatives in providing relevant services to their members <(>&<)> communities. 3. To reinforce the gender equitable <(>&<)> equity in ESDC's operations <(>&<)> activities. 4. To build the capacities of ESDC to be more efficient and effective in management <(>&<)> supervision. Target Beneficiaries: CBOs , small scale farmers , vulnerable groups(youth, women) and vulnerable areas that are affected from displacement, the wall and settlers violence, communities who are vulnerable to food insecurity. ESDC#s geographical focus is in all of the West Bank and Gaza Strip with a main focus in rural areas and vulnerable communities (for Vulnerability definition ESDC uses definitions from national publications,UN OCHA, and other related organizations). ESDC#s understanding of partnership: As a local NGO, they share a common objective with internationalNGOs and donors to meet and work with each other to achieve agreed objectives. The local partner brings technical expertise and relationships with local communities, where the international and donor partners contribute financially and in developing thecapacities of the local partner. They also the international skills and capabilities particularly in terms of advocacy and lobbying. Therefore, the agreed objectives are achieved through collective action from both partners , each of them participate within the scope of their capacity. ESDC has a mechanism to identify beneficiaries in their work and are accountable to them through a well defined, organized system for beneficiary selection. ESDC ensures participation of all community members in the developmentof selectioncriteria and the selection process. ESDC presents the list of beneficiaries to the local community, receives feedback on it, and ifthere is a complaint, feedback, or a contradiction, they are open to discuss.They have a system for selectingtarget groups with communities and involving local communities in all project stages: announcing the project in communities, setting criteria with communities, involving communities in needs assessments, designing the interventions, promoting the project, selecting beneficiaries, involving local communities in the selection of beneficiaries, monitoring the progress of projects. ESDC also publishes projects details on their website. ESDC is also accountable to its target group through a feedback system, in which complaints and any notes in regard to activities and other issues related to implementation and activities, can be sent and addressed. ESDC also has forms to measure beneficiary satisfaction. However, this system should be more organized. ESDCrequires more capacity building in this area including mechanism to ensure regular reporting. Level of accountability and transparency is good in general but needs a stronger documentation system that is integrated into their operational manual and M<(>&<)>E system. ESDC works very closely with farmers and CBOs especially cooperatives, and support them in term of capacity building, marketing legislation issues, and with line ministries on the Cooperative Law. Therefore, ESDC is strategically focusedonthe rights of farmers, policy and legislation that influences them and lobbying with other organization to improve farmers' situation. ESDC defines Vulnerability according to the country context, clusters' definitions and UN agencies especially UNOCHA. They need to systemize their work according to this criteria, and not change on a project by project basis. ESDC has its own gender strategy and give preference to female headed households as target groups, as wellas female producers and women#s cooperatives. ESDC has both internal and external evaluations for its projects to measure impact and outcomes.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.9521 35.23315The right to a sustainable livelihood811633 357341 489813 135632 45703 77783 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 77783Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen77783 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 77783Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen122123 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 122123Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen122123 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 122123Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen469809 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 469809Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen120403 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 120403Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen120403 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 120403Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen60204 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 60204Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen182947 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 182947Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen182947 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 182947Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen91474 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 91474Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen166421 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 166421Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen36765 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 36765Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen8938 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 8938Oxfam GB funding with back donorEconomic and Social Development CenWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05505-04:PSOxfam NovibPromote Palestinian farmers' rights through supporting a farmers' representative body (The Palestinian Farmers Union) on the national level to advocate for farmers' rights and voice through policy and legislation reforms.Oxfam NovibPalestinian Farmers UnionRegistered as a Cooperative Federation under the law of the Ministry of Interior ,PFU is registered in the ministry of Interior Affairs, registration No. (QR-245-A). PFU represents farmer organizations all over the oPt. It has a very small number of employees, who are over loaded. Each of the staff members take different responsibilities, which according to financial resources, has not given ample opportunities to expand the number of employees. The board is diverse and from different geographical areas.PFU includes (12) member Farmers Associations from all the Palestinian Districts, these Associations includes (5831) farmers. The head of each of the 12 associations are board member (9 in West Bank and 3 in Gaza Strip) PFU works with (76) Cooperative Associations, including (3040)members. PFU has a democratic structure, with members organized in associations at regional (district) level (12) of which 2 representatives go to the general assembly (every year) at national level were mayor decisions are taken (strategic orientations, new members). PFU is leaded by a board of directors consists of (11) elected members by PFU general Assembly. PFU works on implementing its goals through (6) employees and it has (8) offices (7) of them are located in the West Bank and only one office is in Gaza Strip.PFU#s understanding of partnership: to have an agreement based on the objective of the partnership and programme. The tools to implement this is an arguable thing and can be modified , but the main issue to have the same objective and interest among partners. Real partnership is a process that begins from design. This process continues through implementation, reviewing the work , extracting lessons learned and continuing work to reach the target and objectives of this partnership. They have transparency mechanism in selection beneficiaries and keep control over the selection process from the beginning of the selection to the end. PFU keeps information flow within the union and members. They have an open process, which they think needs to be more documented. They are accountable to their members and beneficiaries. They do not have a written complaints system but they do it as part of their work. In their annual plan they represent accountability indicator asone of the ways to measure the strength of the organization.As a union of farmers associations there is no direct relation with beneficiaries as they implement through the member association. However, in projects the selection criteria either beem: - Through agreement with those member organizations on the selection criteria of the beneficiaries - Using the selection criteria of the project proposal PFU ensures they target the appropriate beneficiaries through close monitoring of the process from thebeginning: through random selection to the evaluation in the end of the project. They already have a questionnaire called the Implementation Services Questionnaire that they use to manage selection. They involve the beneficiaries in all stages through orientation workshops, progress updates and other tools to make them responsible for the project. Examples include requiring beneficiaries to pay community contributions for equipment, seedlings, etc. If beneficiaries have a complaint from a member organization he or she can submit to the Union who will follow the case and find a solution. The complain system is not well developed and the process needs more work. They have a supervising body that will monitor and follow up with complaints.PFU works veryclosely with farmers and farmers organization to represent their problems, work on their rights and advocate on behalf of farmers for sensitive problem they face.PFU is focused on the rights of farmers, including policy and legislation that influences themand lobbying withother organization to improve farmers# situation. PFU targets small scale farmers all over the West Bank and Gaza Strip who own rain fed land ranging from 5- 10 dunums. They put special attention to women farmers or producers and give them preference in selection. They expect to build the capacity of farmers organizations to enable them to defend their rights and benefits, and Improve the economical status of small scale farmers through increase their participation of cooperatives.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.9521 35.23315The right to a sustainable livelihood399651 18661 -248141277 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 41277Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestinian Farmers Union41277 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 41277Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestinian Farmers Union36067 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 36067Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestinian Farmers Union36067 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 36067Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestinian Farmers Union18033 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 18033Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestinian Farmers Union49118 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 49118Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestinian Farmers Union49118 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 49118Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestinian Farmers Union24559 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 24559Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestinian Farmers Union49118 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 49118Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestinian Farmers Union49118 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 49118Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestinian Farmers Union22078 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 22078Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestinian Farmers UnionWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05505-05:PSOxfam NovibSupporting an Israeli Human Rights organization, Gisha, to implement advocacy work around the Gaza blockade and its impact on farmers' access to markets. Gisha will contribute to bringing an enabling environment through continuous advocacy materials, including through media tools, and messaging on Israeli blockade and other international stakeholders unfavorable policies as well as creating change agents within multiplier groups.Oxfam NovibGisha - Legal Center Freedom of MovGisha is an Israeli non-governmental organization founded by Professor Kenneth Mann and Advocate Sari Bashi against the backdrop ofIsrael#s impending disengagement from the Gaza Strip in August 2005. Since then restrictions on freedom of movement for Palestinianresidents of the Gaza Strip have steadily intensified, blocking access to educational and economic opportunities, preventing the passage of goods and humanitarian aid, and hampering efforts of civil society organizations struggling to provide services to a population in tremendous need. Gisha#s initial focus was on the provision of legal services to individuals and on the filing of principledpetitions to challenge overall policy. While legal work remains the cornerstone of the organization, Gishas activities have expanded to include research, advocacy and media work. It employs new media as a means of communicating its message and effecting change, producing innovative media tools and using social networking. Gisha also works through "multiplier groups", key individuals and groups who advocate for policies that protect freedom of movement based on their values and spheres of influence, including security and policy experts, the business community, academia, think tanks, and commentators. Gisha is the only Israeli NGO with a programmatic and policy influencing focus on Gaza. In all its work, Gisha pays specific attention to women's needs and interests and seeks for ways to ensure that its messaging and asks reflect the different manner in which the blockade of Gaza affects Palestinian men, women and children.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.9521 35.23315The right to a sustainable livelihood186092 32290 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 32290Oxfam GB funding with back donorGisha - Legal Center Freedom of Mov32290 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 32290Oxfam GB funding with back donorGisha - Legal Center Freedom of Mov31627 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 31627Oxfam GB funding with back donorGisha - Legal Center Freedom of Mov31627 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 31627Oxfam GB funding with back donorGisha - Legal Center Freedom of Mov29129 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 29129Oxfam GB funding with back donorGisha - Legal Center Freedom of Mov29129 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 29129Oxfam GB funding with back donorGisha - Legal Center Freedom of MovWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05505-06:PSOxfam NovibSupport the agricultural sector in Gaza with focus on design and implementation of Value Chain Intervention Strategies and developing market- and investment-readiness of cooperatives and producer organizations targeting the following agricultural commodities: Dairy, Palm Dates, Vegetables and Grapes.Oxfam NovibUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTEThe Union of Agricultural Work Committees (UAWC) is a non-profit organization that was established in 1986 to improve the performance and professionalism of Palestinian farmers during the Israel-Palestinian conflict. The Union also aims to help Palestinian farmers market their produce and provides agricultural employment opportunities through a framework of cooperation with domestic, Arab, and international agricultural development institutions. The UAWC was established in Jerusalem; and founded by a group of volunteer agronomists and development workers it is one of the oldest non-governmental Palestinian organizations. In the year 1993, UAWC developed its organizational structure, consisting of a general assembly, board of trustees, general director, and two executive directors;in the West Bank and in Gaza Strip. UAWC initially focused on forming Agricultural Cooperatives and Committees in the different Palestinian rural areas of the West Bank and GazaOXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.9521 35.23315The right to a sustainable livelihood828727 907875 276847 -5688102992 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 102992Oxfam GB funding with back donorUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTE102992 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 102992Oxfam GB funding with back donorUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTE198039 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 198039Oxfam GB funding with back donorUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTE198039 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 198039Oxfam GB funding with back donorUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTE433113 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 433113Oxfam GB funding with back donorUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTE334093 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 334093Oxfam GB funding with back donorUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTE306442 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 306442Oxfam GB funding with back donorUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTE379302 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 379302Oxfam GB funding with back donorUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTE-47253 incoming transaction OXFAM GB -47253Oxfam GB funding with back donorUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTEWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05505-07:PSOxfam NovibOxfam actor descriptionOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib has been active in the Occupied Palestinian Territory/Israel (OPT/I) since 1982 and working with Palestinian refugees in Lebanon since the mid 1980s. It has built up a strong network of relationships with local NGOs and counts among its localcounterparts some of the largest and most professional NGOs in various sectors. It has accompanied these NGOs in their development from ad hoc volunteer groups to sizeable professional institutions with national outreach. At the same time the conceptualisation of the programme has evolved from three country programs in the early 1990s to a program for Palestinians in the Middle East (PME) working withPalestinians in OPT, Israel and Lebanon. The programme has changed over the years with the establishment of the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the mid-1990s from a focus on support and service provision at a grassroots level and grassroots mobilization, to working towards influencing the establishment of the PA, its lawmaking and supporting building a democratic state # this involved supporting efforts of Palestinian civil society to build the basis for a democratic Palestinian state with room for civil participation, ensuring inclusion of vulnerable groups, refugees and women, and shaping its laws and systems. Oxfam Novib has also supported partners that are working on the provision of humanitarian assistance, response preparedness and conflict transformation. We have also supported partners in the provision of health services, access to quality education and gender justice.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.9037 35.20341The right to a sustainable livelihood547650 583763 603862 660872 739142 0 14002Oxfam GB funding with back donor1782Oxfam GB funding with back donor104810Oxfam GB funding with back donor30026Oxfam GB funding with back donor326Oxfam GB funding with back donor30309Oxfam GB funding with back donor326Oxfam GB funding with back donor45886Oxfam GB funding with back donor49552Oxfam GB funding with back donor1071Oxfam GB funding with back donor1908Oxfam GB funding with back donor66606Oxfam GB funding with back donor326Oxfam GB funding with back donor-229Oxfam GB funding with back donor49903Oxfam GB funding with back donor42912Oxfam GB funding with back donor54Oxfam GB funding with back donor55844Oxfam GB funding with back donor51180Oxfam GB funding with back donor1057Oxfam GB funding with back donor1056Oxfam GB funding with back donor45867Oxfam GB funding with back donor43717Oxfam GB funding with back donor1056Oxfam GB funding with back donor3725Oxfam GB funding with back donor51154Oxfam GB funding with back donor703Oxfam GB funding with back donor40074Oxfam GB funding with back donor40687Oxfam GB funding with back donor1405Oxfam GB funding with back donor48379Oxfam GB funding with back donor41650Oxfam GB funding with back donor372Oxfam GB funding with back donor48194Oxfam GB funding with back donor372Oxfam GB funding with back donor60034Oxfam GB funding with back donor372Oxfam GB funding with back donor731Oxfam GB funding with back donor50149Oxfam GB funding with back donor45470Oxfam GB funding with back donor372Oxfam GB funding with back donor57680Oxfam GB funding with back donor543Oxfam GB funding with back donor655Oxfam GB funding with back donor50053Oxfam GB funding with back donor615Oxfam GB funding with back donor57125Oxfam GB funding with back donor-3765Oxfam GB funding with back donor40174Oxfam GB funding with back donor33298 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib33298Oxfam Novib public funds-24196Oxfam GB funding with back donor40556Oxfam GB funding with back donor48250Oxfam GB funding with back donor-6Oxfam GB funding with back donor41096Oxfam GB funding with back donor43871Oxfam GB funding with back donor66801Oxfam GB funding with back donor37879Oxfam GB funding with back donor66588Oxfam GB funding with back donor55772Oxfam GB funding with back donor49096Oxfam GB funding with back donor45459Oxfam GB funding with back donor10263Oxfam GB funding with back donor54100 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib54100CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic116286Oxfam GB funding with back donor-54100 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-54100CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic51189Oxfam GB funding with back donor41603Oxfam GB funding with back donor49019Oxfam GB funding with back donor43589Oxfam GB funding with back donor52123Oxfam GB funding with back donor66600Oxfam GB funding with back donor45823Oxfam GB funding with back donor134802Oxfam GB funding with back donor-33298 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-33298Oxfam Novib public funds11775Oxfam GB funding with back donor25640 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib25640CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-25640 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-25640CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic106442Oxfam GB funding with back donor100180Oxfam GB funding with back donor331208Oxfam GB funding with back donor207802 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib207802CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic29171 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib29171CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic4392 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4392CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-8572 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-8572CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic2010Oxfam GB funding with back donor-2010 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-2010CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-5174 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-5174CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-668 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-668CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-4003Oxfam GB funding with back donor4003 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4003CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic146Oxfam GB funding with back donor-146 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-146Unders/overspending Donor FundsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05505-08:PSOxfam NovibPromote inclusive economic and social change among young Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank through building the capacities of mentors and provision of award-winning mentoring methodology and supportive framework which empowers mentors, entrepreneurs, women and youth to unlock their potential and seize new opportunities.Oxfam NovibMOWGLI MentoringMowgli Mentoring is a profit organization driving inclusive economic and social change in the Middle East and Africa. Our unique, award-winning methodology provides a supportive framework which empowers entrepreneurs, corporate employees, women and youthto unlocktheir potential and seize new opportunities. Over the past decade Mowgli has worked with philanthropists, and local and international governmental and private sector partners to provide mentoring across 14 countries in the Middle East, NorthAfrica as well as theUK. We have trained more than a thousand mentors who have supported entrepreneurs from all sectors. They create and safeguard jobs, producing a significant economic and social return on investment. We are now also expanding our operations across Africa, and in addition to remaining focused on entrepreneurs and corporate employees, we will have an increased focus on women and youth as key additional beneficiaries of our programs. Mowgli Mentoring#s methodology supports long-term professional and personal development. Ourvolunteer mentors are trained to listen, guide and inspire. Mentors themselves testify as to how the mentoring process also helps their own development. We systematically match mentors with mentees, and provide structured support as they co-develop long-term, trust-based relationships. Our approach is a practical and sustainable way of developing human capital to the benefit of the whole community. Mentoring is a vital and cost effective means of supporting sustainable development. Mentoring is an essential component ofhuman capital development. It provides a supportive framework within which entrepreneurs, corporate employees women and youth can set and achieve their goals.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.9521 35.23315The right to a sustainable livelihood122994 49198 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 49198Oxfam GB funding with back donorMOWGLI Mentoring49198 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 49198Oxfam GB funding with back donorMOWGLI Mentoring24599 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 24599Oxfam GB funding with back donorMOWGLI MentoringWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05505-12:PSOxfam NovibIdentify would-be social entrepreneurs in Gaza and provide them with business development support package.Oxfam NovibUniversity College of Applied ScienUCAS is a Palestinian academic institution of higher-education in Gaza Strip, Palestine. It was established in 1998 as a technical and vocational education College and is currently accredited by the Palestinian Ministry of Education and Higher Education as a University College offering Bachelor and diploma degrees in more than 40 different distinguished technically and technologically-oriented programs.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.9521 35.23315The right to a sustainable livelihood337548 70115 -201067510 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 67510Oxfam GB funding with back donorUniversity College of Applied Scien67510 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 67510Oxfam GB funding with back donorUniversity College of Applied Scien101264 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 101264Oxfam GB funding with back donorUniversity College of Applied Scien67510 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 67510Oxfam GB funding with back donorUniversity College of Applied Scien103870 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 103870Oxfam GB funding with back donorUniversity College of Applied Scien-2010 incoming transaction OXFAM GB -2010Oxfam GB funding with back donorUniversity College of Applied ScienWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05505-14:PSOxfam NovibThe goal of the project / Social Media Campaigns will be to increase demand for local fresh and processed fruit and vegetable products. Therefore, the campaign will continues its endeavor for promoting local products, especially for small producers for a long time, and it comes within the conditions of the spread of the Corona epidemic and in addressing an assortment of challenges we continue support #buy local# Baladi Ahtyab campaign that will compliment and capitalize on previous success. Henceforth, our campaignwill be launched and executed over 12 months with the aim of creating an easy establishment and equitable access of virtual sellingpoints for all SSPs It is accompanied with focused digital promotional tools. More specifically our campaign will aim at increasingdemand for local fresh and processed fruit and vegetable products.Oxfam NovibPalestineTrade CenterThe Palestine Trade Center (PalTrade) was established in 1998. We are a non-profit, membership based organization with a national mandate to lead the development of exports as a driving force for sustainable economic growth. We advocate a competitive, business enabling environment and are dedicated to improving trade competitiveness . PalTrade provides a wide range of export support servicesin the areas of export development and market intelligence, export promotion, and export policy and advocacy. PalTrade identifies and brings visibility to Palestinian exporters by unleashing their export potential to transform their businesses and accelerate prosperity in their communities. We identify high potential, deserving enterprises with high growth tendencies. We are committed to thematerialization of their immense potential and their emergence as successful exporters through four main processes: (1) Business services: Assessments, promotion and business skill training. (2) Inform-influence stakeholders: Trade policy reporting and advocacy. (3) Network strengthening: Connections to peers, markets and opportunities. (4) Market intelligence: Surveying consumer and market trends. PalTrade raises issues of concern through national and international public awareness campaigns. We cooperate and work with civil society, government and businesses to address trade impediment issues through a multi-stakeholder approach; we promote effective trade policies by connecting practitioners and policymakers. By advocating for the implementation of business-enabling laws, increasing public awareness and supporting the sustainability of firm-level export capabilities, PalTrade contributes to the creationof a Palestinian businesses society where the potential for success is unlimited. We provide services that help Palestinian companies assess their export readiness, build their capacity to export, and identify new export markets. Moreover, PalTrade provides support for businesses in terms of export promotion programs, trade missions, business-to-business meetings, and policy advocacy Vision, Mission Strategic vision A competitive, globally connected, export driven Palestinian economy. Strategic mission and statement of purpose To lead the development and sustainable increase of Palestinian exports as a driving force for sustainable national economicgrowth. Our values Integrity # PalTrade will adhere to the rule of law and will not tolerate corrupt practices by members, clients and suppliers, or work with companies employing child labor. Quality # PalTrade services and products will be recognized nationally and internationally as #best-practice# examples. Equality # PalTrade will be fully inclusive in delivering its export development mandate and our services will be available to all businesses interested in exporting, with specific emphasis placed on increasing women#s participation in export-related activities, and ensuring gender mainstreaming across PalTrade#s internal structures and external programs. Sustainability # PalTrade will work to ensure that staff and clients recognize the importance of environmental sustainability and work to identify export opportunities in this area. Leadership # PalTrade will honor a commitment to uphold honesty in all its business dealings, and work to enhance its reputation as an organization promoting best practice in business management, and in the consistent delivery of high quality services to its clients.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.9521 35.23315The right to a sustainable livelihood27525 -52479175 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 9175Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestineTrade Center9175 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 9175Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestineTrade Center3928 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 3928Oxfam GB funding with back donorPalestineTrade CenterWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05564-02:UGOxfam NovibOxfam Uganda in consortium with other partners intends to focus on improving the situation of learners which is an essential precondition to strengthen the whole education system, including teachers and educators. In the context of refugee settlementsin Uganda and South Sudan it will be necessary to work with the informal education structures as the formal system is in ruins, non-existent or completely overstretched to meet the needs. To achieve this the Oxfam-led consortium has identified the needto work with a holistic and integrated approach that works with learners, teachers, educators and education systems as well as civil society at all levels. The outcomes and intermediary outcomes focuses on target groups and will be presented as such below. Subsequently the interlinkages and cross-cutting approaches will be explained. Outcome 1: Improved resilience of learners and teachers in targeted areas in South Sudan and Uganda Learners in the target areas will improve their situation in the following way (FIGURES): - Increased enrolment rate - Increased promotion rate - Decreased drop-out rate - Learners feel better prepared to withstand shocks, stresses and uncertainties Teachers (FIGURE) in the target areas will improve their situation inthe following way: - Teachers feel better prepared to withstand shocks, stresses and uncertaintiesOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda3.03033 30.90730The right to life and security157309 131761 170203 216537 0 4584Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5978Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10247Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor24732Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor17303Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2168Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1540Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-8385Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6586Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5945Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor7360Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor9328Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10237Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10394Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor14550Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1071Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor13571Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor14964Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor8863Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor13897Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor27602Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor20352Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor16721Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor15012Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-19679Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor9752Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor20150Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor15984Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor24204Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5693Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5664Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-1041Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor8220Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-324Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6593Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor7335Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5282Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor11504Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor8240Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor21000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-6743Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor7551Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor13470Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor20753Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor8893Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor11789Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor16184Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor7147Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor12812Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor39061Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor14517Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor17919Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10975Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-10869Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor26412Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor48931Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor9003Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-11043Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor9370Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor35728Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor29124Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor16939Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor59328Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-7256Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-78076Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor78076 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib78076CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic60000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib60000Matching Funds-60000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-60000CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic13949Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-13949 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-13949CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05564-03:NLOxfam NovibOxfam Novib will be responsible for facilitating the learning exchange programme E-Motive. Other stakeholders involved include AVSI(in Uganda and South Sudan) and Oxfam (in South Sudan), and ministry officials, school leadership and School management committees,Parents teachers association, learners and community as learners and implementers of the best practice (identified elsewhere) adapted to their own context. Oxfam Novib will also build capacity of local partners in Uganda (notably Oxfam, AVSI and FAWE) and South Sudan (Oxfam, AVSI and CDI) to facilitate human-centered design of (improvement of) infrastructure of and around schools, by organizing an Online training (with possibilities to include off-line elements) on methodologies to work with stakeholders (learners, teachers, community members, education officials, out-of-school children, architects) on identifying the needs and designing adequate and cost-effective school infrastructure. The training includes research on local context and with local stakeholders, and prototyping the design.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to life and security11846 46157 24678 19689 4868 1628Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2168Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor490Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor737Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3366Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor26Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-2168Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1366Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1823Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor952Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1373Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor85 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib85Matching Funds3324Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor280Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1135Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-85 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-85Matching Funds1665Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1136Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6050Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-484Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor248Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor363Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-5566Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3686Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor432Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor289Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor27Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2500Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1162Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor863Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor839Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor525Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2500Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor8525Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor63Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6517Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3617Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor714Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor833Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-1030Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor74Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2817Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2205Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor397Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1645Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor877Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor855Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor840Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1843Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1058Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor307Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1528Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor424Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor101Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1050Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor688Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6950Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1558Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1460Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor900Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor900Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor725Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor256Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1173Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor781Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1322Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor908Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor527Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1051Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1179Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor547Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1715Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1408Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor427Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor772Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05564-04:UGOxfam NovibLGIHE will coordinate co-creation, adaptation and continued development of the curricula for Uganda and South Sudan, with participation from Oxfam, AVSI, UNATU, FAWEU and relevant MoEST/TTC actors. Also, the organisation will provide technical supportto a network of TEPD facilitators who will then benefit from ongoing professional capacity development during project duration through facilitated peer-to-peer activities and 6 targeted 1-day thematic trainings. LGIHE will guide the partners in the implementation of the psycho social work package for teachers offering technical expertise and orientation. The implementing partners will manage the intervention within the existing coordination mechanisms (State and National Education Cluster in SSD). Will hold responsibility for specific activities according to capacity and experience. LGIHE represents a unique perspective contributing to the multi-faceted approach to quality education in conflict and crisis. As local actors they have an important roleto play in transition across the humanitarian-development nexus.Oxfam NovibLUIGI GIUSSANI FOUNDATIONLuigi Giussani Institute of Higher Education (LGIHE) was founded by Rose Busingye, Founder and President of Meeting Point International (MPI) and Dr. George William Pariyo, a renowned Scientific Researcher with the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health. Our educational journey started with a simple dialogue among 5 friends in Uganda whose discussion mainly entailed education challenges that we recurring in the country by then and possible ways on how to address them. As a result, professional development trainings were born that culminated into the official registration of the institute in 2009. With a need to grow further, coupled with a high demand from teachers to offer academic programmes that could enable them advance in their vocation, Luigi Giussani Institute of Higher Education (LGIHE) obtained accreditation as an institution of higher learning by the National Council for Higher Education. 2. ACHIEVEMENTS What have been the principal results in the past three years that contribute to significant, structural, sustained and positive improvement in the lives of men, women, girls and boys suffering from poverty, injustice, insecurity and exclusion? Highly competent staff were hired, trained and increasingly involved in project development, quality improvement and outreach. Four education officers (facilitators) and one Monitoring and Evaluation (M<(>&<)>E) officer were hired. This improved the quality of services offered. # The evaluation of our basic teacher training package was carried out with a rigorous methodology (control group difference in difference comparison) in collaboration with a top US university (Notre Dame University) and utilizing both quantitative andqualitative expertise and methodologies. Major findings of the study - An increase in the quality of teacher-pupil relationship (trust): The assessment found out that the LGIHE trainings enhance teachers# awareness about the importance of a friendlier, familiar and open relationship between teachers and students whichenables learners to participate freely in class. - An enhanced awareness amongst the teachers that learners have innate desires and abilities - A change of attitude towards teaching that affirms that is more of a discovery moment in which the learners are at the centre of the educational process, and play a pro-active role. - An increasedawareness of child development as related to teaching especially among the teachers that received the full and light program. - A reduction in violent discipline especially from the students# view: The qualitative research revealed positive examples of teachers and head teachers changing their perception on appropriate methods of discipline other than using physical punishment. - An increasedlearners# perception that teachers use collaborative and active learning methods: The qualitative analysis reveals how teachers aremore willing to give learners more chances to ask questions, participate and contribute their own ideas in class. - An increased conviction of education as communication of an approach to life. Teachers now show understanding of the comprehensive value of education in both urban and rural settings. - An increased collaboration among teachers: The qualitative research found that some teachers andhead teachers sometimes reflect on the content of LGIHE#s workshops as a way to improve their daily activities and try to build amore #familiar# environment. Positive changes in teachers/head teachers# behaviour toward their own families. One of the most interesting findings of the research was that the workshops have introduced a new modality of relationship between teachers/head teachersand their own families. # The institute made important improvements to the existing set of courses offered. The institute redefinedand improved on the existing short re-training courses. Past experience underscored the importance of developing the teachers# awareness of their role, and the meaning of education. A new continuous professional development training coursewas improved and furtherdeveloped with the specific aim of improving on teachers# pedagogical approach (basic pedagogy, taxonomy of learning objectives andpositive discipline) and didactic approach (lesson planning, creativity in teaching, teaching methodologies, use of monitoring instruments). The institute also further refined the complementary support to training workshops, which includes classroom observations and teachers# coaching sessions with the help of a comprehensive monitoring tool which wasdeveloped in the course of the project. # The institute was recognized by the Ministry of Education and Sports (MoES), through the National Council for Higher Education (NCHE), as an institute of higher education, with the new name, Luigi Giussani Institute of Higher Education (LGIHE). # A thorough financial and operational capacity analysis was carried out by an external consultant, resulting in a sophisticated guide to long-term planning by the institute . 3. INSTITUTIONAL PURPOSE The Vision: LGIHE#s vision is to improve the quality of education and professional development by being a leading institution of higher education with a transformative impact on society in Uganda and throughout Africa. Mission Statement: LGIHE#s mission is to createopportunities for professional and personal development, which starts from thedignity and infinite value of the person and are developed through a method of personal engagement with one#s life and the meaning of one#s work, targeting teachers, other professionals, parents and students. Mission: What is the current purpose of the organisation? To offer academic programmes and continuous professional development trainings that contribute to quality education which positively transforms an individual. Institutional objectives: What are the principal changes the organisation seeks to achieve over the long term? a) Becoming the leading training institution in performance improvement coaching and mentoring in Uganda, given our uniqueinteractive methodswithstudents. b) Introducing all our students to the appreciation of the value of the human being and human dignity through different courses taught by the institution. c) Equipping students with state of the art knowledge, skills, values and attitudesindifferent disciplines necessary for their present and future work as educators, business men or even managers of the burgeoning corporate world. d) Nurturing genuine professionals who are uniquely prepared to offer authentic companionship to studentsandother forms of clients.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda1.37333 32.29027The right to life and security339046 -30680-448135370 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 35370Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorLUIGI GIUSSANI FOUNDATION21222 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 21222Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorLUIGI GIUSSANI FOUNDATION58866 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 58866Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorLUIGI GIUSSANI FOUNDATION58756 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 58756Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorLUIGI GIUSSANI FOUNDATION44718 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 44718Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorLUIGI GIUSSANI FOUNDATION44718 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 44718Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorLUIGI GIUSSANI FOUNDATION40237 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 40237Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorLUIGI GIUSSANI FOUNDATIONWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05564-05:UGOxfam NovibUNATU will lead a process for its membership base and other education actors to develop a contextualised Code of Ethics for teachers in Ug., while in SSD the Code of Conduct is already integrated in the TEPD. For roll out UNATU will organise 1 meetingin Ug. to introduce the adapted package for education actors at national level and 1 meeting in Lamwo with participation of teachers and relevant education actors. A Code of Ethics will be disseminated in an easily accessible version to teachers and education through UNATU#s membership base and project participants. UNATU leads the process in collaboration with EI who has extensive experience on teachercode of conduct and ethics. The organisation will also lead a participatory process to develop abroader understanding of teacher ethics in such situations which shall ensure a safe learning environment of learners. UNATU will develop an advocacy strategy focused on teacher policies. One concrete output will be a National Consultative Workshop onthe inclusion education in conflict and crisisin the Education Sector Plan and the inclusion of teachers in social dialogue. In support of the activities in the action UNATU#s presence in North Uganda Region incl. Lamwo will be strengthened. Within this project UNATU will strengthen its work with refugee teachers, but also its existing membership base and how to enhance the collaboration between the groups. UNATU will as national partners lead engagement with government and authorities by publication of policy briefs and organisation of multi-stakeholder dialogue meetings.Oxfam NovibUNATU Uganda National Teachers UnioUganda National Teachers Union (UNATU) was formed in 2003to advocate and bargain for improved living and working conditions of our members and to promote the cause of education development in Uganda. UNATU was born out of a merger between UNUT(Uganda National Union of Teachers) and UTA (Uganda Teachers# Association). The acronyms were coined to form UNATU without compromising the interests ofthe merging groups. UNUT was mainly comprising of secondary teachers while UTA primary. Upon the merger UNATU wasstructurally reorganized based on the new principles of labour unions. In2003, Uganda National Teachers Union (UNATU) was registered as teacher#s labour union under the trade union act of 1971 as amended in 2016 to protect the interest of teachers in thecountry and promote the cause of education development in the country. Since then the UNATU has grown into a strong and credible teacher union with over 140,000 members in the country. UNATU has been operating on democratic principles by holding regular free and fair elections every five years guided bythe Union constitution. The union has successfully implemented and externally evaluated two strategic plans and now implementing a new plan 2018/2022. UNATU has established structures from school to a national level. UNATU has a national secretariat headed by a General Secretary with 41 staff of which 20 of them are spread in the 10 regions across the country. The union is gender sensitive with a constitutional provision of at least 1/3 female representation in the leadership at all levels. This has been effective at school level where a female and male preventative at elected. The Gender strategy was developed and launched in 2012 and guided by this strategy we have been implementing a numberof programs under our Gender and women empowerment intervention. 2. ACHIEVEMENTS What have been the principal results in the past three years that contribute to significant, structural, sustained and positive improvement in the lives of men, women, girls and boys suffering from poverty, injustice, insecurity and exclusion? UNATU hasbeen instrumental in running successful education campaigns that have contributed to more children accessing a quality public education. For example through the qualitypublic education campaign, there was evidence in increase in teachers# time on task in the school reached and improved learning outcomes. UNATU has engaged in close dialogue with Government, multi/bilateral agencies and civilsociety at all levels in order to bring attention to the plight of the teachers in the country, children school feeding, child labour, girls education and capitation grants. Our contribution has lead to an increase in capitation grant from 7,000 to 10,000/=, thereleases which used to be quarterly and now termly, Our research on school feeding is one of the researches that guided discussionsin Parliament and other high level circles. UNATU#s work has been recognized particularly in the area of support to unionizing teachers across levels and mobilizing them for professional responsibility and accountability. UNATU#s advocacy campaigns for teachers# remuneration and welfare and other labour rights have been very instrumental; important to mention is the issue of the head teachers who were required to have a bachelors degree in education in order to retain their positions. UNATU advocacy led to the reversalof this unfair demand from the head teachers in 2016. UNATU#s actions yielded 50% salary enhancement of teachers across board implemented in the last 5 years. Establishment of the teachers SACCO and its other sub-branches in the country has presented an opportunity for the teachers to have access to affordable credit and on the flip side will help to control teachers# vulnerability to moneylenders and other expensive credit facility in the country. 3. INSTITUTIONAL PURPOSE The Vision: A society where teachers are united, respected and empowered to professionally execute their roles. Mission Statement: A member driven, self-sustaining, efficient and equitable union of teachers to attain social-economic welfare, professional advancement and catalyse Provision of quality education Mission: What is the current purpose of the organisation? Our Core mandate is to advocate and bargain for improved living and working conditions of our members and to promote the cause of education development in Uganda Institutional objectives: What are the principal changes the organisation seeks to achieve over the long term? 1: To develop organizational systems to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of UNATU as a union to champion teacher#s rights and right to a quality education by all children in Uganda. 2: To increase membership of UNATU across all teacher grades meeting their expectations by end of five years 3: To develop mechanisms and means to raise income to sustainably manage and implement Union activities Field(s) of activity: What are the principal thematicand geographic areas in which the organisation works? Who are the social actors that benefit from the work? 1. Building a cohesive, credible and strong union 2. Working for improved teaching environment and Quality of Education 3. Enhancing socio economic development of Teachers UNATU has a nation- wide coverage in terms of structure and functional offices with full time staff and elected leaders in all branches/districts of Uganda. 4. STRATEGIC POSITIONING Analyse the environment in which the organisation works? Who are the other relevant social actors, including government and business, and what roles do they play? #In this context, what is unique about the position of the organisation? Uganda National Teachers Union is a legal entity operating as a labour union established under thetrade union act of 1971 as amended in 2016; as result UNATU isa recognised a public service teachers union and hence forms part of the negotiation and consultative council under the Ministry of Public service. Fundamentally three Sustainable Development Goals are relevant to UNATUs work; SDG 4 on education and SDG 8; on Labour and SDG 5 on gender equality. SDG 4 commits to #Ensure inclusive and quality education for all and promote lifelong learning# while SDG 8 commits to #Decent work and economic growth#Promoting the Decent Work Agenda (DWA) remains the main objective of the trade union input into the 2030 Agenda. UNATUhas a network of partners both local and national that help put forward its agenda through different interventions. UNATU affiliated to National organisation of trade union as its labour centre, Federation of East African Trade Unions at East African level. The union is also affiliated to Pan African teachers centre based in Togo. Globally UNATU is a member of Education Intentional(EI) a global education movementwith more than 170 countries and more than 32 million educators across the globe. UNATU is therefore uniquely positioned with local, national regional and global allies to champion the cause of education.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda0.32360 32.57370The right to life and security280680 29115 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 29115Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorUNATU Uganda National Teachers Unio17469 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 17469Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorUNATU Uganda National Teachers Unio48721 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 48721Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorUNATU Uganda National Teachers Unio74150 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 74150Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorUNATU Uganda National Teachers Unio37075 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 37075Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorUNATU Uganda National Teachers Unio66735 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 66735Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorUNATU Uganda National Teachers UnioWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05564-06:UGOxfam NovibIn Uganda, mainly outside settlements, FAWEU will roll out a safety net methodology which links closely with the existing structures for protection of children#s rights and promotion of their wellbeing. FAWEU will lead the development of a training module on inclusion and retention of pregnant girls and young mothers into basic education, here with a focus on situations of conflict and crisis. Representatives from the consortium partners and those from the MoES of Uganda will be trained by FAWEU and 2 external facilitators. Following the training FAWEU will organise field visits for follow up and action planning. FAWEU will also conduct follow upvisits to South Sudan for monitoring, supervision and wrap up. FAWEU will produce reports onlessons learned to be shared during the final learning event for all partners. The organisation will also organise radio talk shows in local radio stations on child rights and safety of children. FAWEU will also lead the development and implementation of the training modules.Oxfam NovibFAWEU - GENERAL GRANTSThe Forum for African Women Educationalists Uganda Chapter (FAWEU), was established in Uganda on February 27, 1997. Its purpose is to address gender disparities in education, manifest in low rates of access, retention and performance of girls in upper primary school and secondary school. It means to offers a rallying point for women to achieve the Education for All (EFA) goals by bridging thegender gap in education. FAWEU's objectives are to increase access for girls to education; to increase awarenessand create consensus among all stakeholders on the overall advantages of girls' education and thus create action at all levels; to improve the access, retention rates and performance of disadvantaged girls until they have completed all levels of education; to build new partnerships and strengthen already existing partnerships and collaborations; to support organisational development for sustainability; and to monitor the effectiveness and impact of FAWEU's interventions. The fields of activities are influencing policy and their adoption and implementation for promoting girls' education, and advocacy for increased investment in girls' education; empowerment through education; demonstration of models of best practice for replication and multiplication. FAWEU is a membership organisation with over 400 members. They range from the young to the old across Uganda, have varied professional expertise which the organisation uses to realise its programme objectives. FAWEU's members include professional women highly placed in government, the private sector and non-governmental organisations. These professional women supplement the secretariat's little staff by participating in the implementation of several activities. Many of the professional women act as role models to motivate the girls to stay in school, perform and excel. They make routine school visits, have time with the girls in mentoring sessions, and counsel them to work hard. This is one of the methods that FAWEU has employed to motivate girls to work hard, stay in school, and move on to higher levels of education. FAWEU's membership also extends to women parliamentarians who pave the way for advocacy and influencing policy. The Uganda Association of Women Parliamentarians is a registered FAWEU member.They are the voice through which FAWEU plans to implement the advocacy strategies. In addition there are the District Task Force Committees; FAWEU's link to the districts and communities. FAWEU does not have field offices. Work is implemented through the District Education Offices, which spearhead the activities, but a Task Force Committee is selected made up of people from the education office and the other district social and political departments. This committee co-ordinatesFAWEU activities at the district level, participates in the planning processes and also monitors and evaluates the implementation of activities. The committee also sets by-laws that promote the education of the girl child and ensures that the by-laws and government policies are enforced. The committee advises FAWEU on other education actors in the district and at the grassroots level to achieve synergies and harmonise programming and activity implementation. FAWEU's main strength lies in the composition of its members. They range from high level education policy-makers to grassroots community members. Its other strength lies in its wide network in theregions in the country, where FAWEU operates through the already existing education structures and systems, from the district to the school level. This enables FAWEU to reach girls in disadvantaged rural and marginalised grassroots communities. FAWEU's vision of eliminating gender disparities in education, shared by all national chapters across Africa, has given the organisation distinct leadership in the promotion of girls' education. Intervention strategies: to influence education policies with special emphasis on improving girls' access, retention and performance in education; to build stakeholders' awareness and consensus on theoverall advantages of girls' education, through advocacy for action at all levels, with an emphasis on the grassroots level; to demonstrate, through interventions on the ground, how to improve the access, retention and performance of disadvantaged girls,with a view to influencing, replication and mainstreaming best practices into the national education system; to establish new and strengthen existing strategic partnerships and collaboration for accelerated progress towards achieving gender equity and equality in education; to undertake organisational development to ensure the sustainability of the organisation and its activities; to involve the stakeholders and/or beneficiaries in the implementation process right from the start of the project; to provide adequate explanation on issues related to gender and ensure the participation of both sexes at all levels of implementation; to create awareness on the issues of gender and HIV and AIDS in particular its prevention and spread; to monitor and evaluate the effectiveness and impact of FAWEU's interventions in improving gender equity and equality in education.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda0.35307 32.59331The right to life and security313371 -288058676 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 58676Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFAWEU - GENERAL GRANTS35205 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 35205Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFAWEU - GENERAL GRANTS56140 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 56140Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFAWEU - GENERAL GRANTS65340 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 65340Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFAWEU - GENERAL GRANTS32670 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 32670Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFAWEU - GENERAL GRANTS58806 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 58806Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFAWEU - GENERAL GRANTS-2880 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) -2880Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFAWEU - GENERAL GRANTSWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05568-05:XGOxfam NovibTo guarantee more stable funding for the key RIC positions, Oxfam affiliates starting in the financial year 2017-2018 were asked tointroduce a 1% line into their humanitarian appeal incomes that will be retained to cover staff cost and running cost of the positions Geneva Humanitarian Policy Advisor, RIC Policy Lead and RIC Policy Advisor, as well as other key RIC activities. The 1% coming from the individual affiliates will be pooled into one common management, under the responsibility of the Head of RIC Team.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam International was formed in 1995 by a group of independent non-governmental organizations. Their aim was to work together forgreater impact on the international stage to reduce poverty and injustice. The name "Oxfam" comes from the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, founded in Britain in 1942. The group campaigned for food supplies to be sent through an allied naval blockade to starving women and children in enemy-occupied Greece during the Second World War. As well as becoming a world leader in the delivery of emergency relief, Oxfam International implements long-term development programs in vulnerable communities. We are also part of a global movement, campaigning with others, for instance, to end unfair trade rules, demand better health and education services for all, and to combat climate change. Today, there are 19 member organizations of the Oxfam International confederation. They are based in: Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Ireland, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Quebec, South Africa, Spain and the United States. The Oxfam International Secretariat is based in Oxford, UK. The Secretariat runs advocacy offices in Addis Ababa, Brussels, Geneva, New York and Washington DC.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to life and security24750 24750 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib24750Humanitarian Fund IIOxfam NovibImproved policies: # of cases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by (sub)national governments or global actors for quality humanitairan responsespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # of cases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by (sub)national governments or global actors for quality humanitairan responsescases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by (sub)national governments or global actors for quality humanitairan responsesNL-KVK-27108436-A-05568-06:XGOxfam NovibTo guarantee more stable funding for the key RIC positions, Oxfam affiliates starting in the financial year 2017-2018 were asked tointroduce a 1% line into their humanitarian appeal incomes that will be retained to cover staff cost and running cost of the positions Geneva Humanitarian Policy Advisor, RIC Policy Lead and RIC Policy Advisor, as well as other key RIC activities. The 1% coming from the individual affiliates will be pooled into one common management, under the responsibility of the Head of RIC Team.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam International was formed in 1995 by a group of independent non-governmental organizations. Their aim was to work together forgreater impact on the international stage to reduce poverty and injustice. The name "Oxfam" comes from the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, founded in Britain in 1942. The group campaigned for food supplies to be sent through an allied naval blockade to starving women and children in enemy-occupied Greece during the Second World War. As well as becoming a world leader in the delivery of emergency relief, Oxfam International implements long-term development programs in vulnerable communities. We are also part of a global movement, campaigning with others, for instance, to end unfair trade rules, demand better health and education services for all, and to combat climate change. Today, there are 19 member organizations of the Oxfam International confederation. They are based in: Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Ireland, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Quebec, South Africa, Spain and the United States. The Oxfam International Secretariat is based in Oxford, UK. The Secretariat runs advocacy offices in Addis Ababa, Brussels, Geneva, New York and Washington DC.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to life and security261954 261954 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib261954Humanitarian Fund IIOxfam NovibWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05575-02:NEOxfam NovibIn Niger, the phenomenon of irregular migration, by migrants in transit and Nigeriens, has grown in importance. For these people, the search for better prospects is the main reason for their displacement. Offering 3750 Nigerian youth (men, women), including returnees, regions of Tahoua and Zinder, coaching training focused on life and work skills, as well as market needs, is a proven approachof empowerment, job creation and business, a guarantee of a better perspective in Niger. Given the fragile context, insecurity and crime related to irregular migration, the enabling environment approach will facilitate access to land and finance and support initiatives on good governance at the grassroots level. local authorities. The present Action "Young people undertake and work in Niger" is part of the Strategy for Sustainable Development and Inclusive Growth (SDDCI), which defined the vision of Niger by 2035, "a united, democratic country and modern, peaceful, prosperous and proud of its cultural values, underpinned by sustainable, ethical, equitable and balanced development in a united and united Africa ". In this perspective, the 2035 development objective is to "build a modern, democratic and united, well-governed and peaceful country, open to the world, aswell as an emerging economy, based on a balanced sharing of the fruits of the world. progress ". Based on a diagnosis of the political, social and economic situation, and drawinglessons from the evaluation of the 2012-2015 PDES, five strategic axes wereselected for the 2017-2021 PDES. This program constitutes the medium-term strategic framework for national policies and the support of international partners, including the EU, along the following lines: i) cultural renaissance; (ii) social development anddemographic transition; (iii) the acceleration of economic growth; iv) improvement of governance, peace and security and v) sustainable management of the environment.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novibs main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fund raising, campaigning and advocacy. The Hub Niamey Niger exists since 2006 as a humanitarian field office and since 2012 as the decentralized Country office for Oxfam Novib, dealing with all the development and humanitarian themes like Sustainable livelihoods, Right to Basic services, Humanitarian and resilience interventions, The right to be heard and the right to an Identity, including women's rights and sexual and reproductive health rights. 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Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. 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research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05593-03:NLOxfam NovibImpact measurement and learning events based on lean data management systemOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation21376 30455 58030 16019 7312 6130 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6130Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2204 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2204Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)628 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib628Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4801 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4801Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2949 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2949Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3479 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3479Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1185 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1185Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1395 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1395Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1202 incoming transaction Oxfam 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transaction Oxfam Novib-633Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Stronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05593-04:NLOxfam Novibdeveloping and implementing new innovative services for Impact SMEsOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation33 8 33 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib33Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)8 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib8Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Stronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05593-05:NLOxfam NovibImpact investing in Impact Driven SMEs with the new Oxfam Novib investment fundOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation33533 56778 62618 19018 5113 13523 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13523Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)17603 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib17603Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2407 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2407Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)8809 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib8809Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)6852 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6852Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)6046 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6046Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)9373 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib9373Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)5980 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5980Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)8348 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib8348Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4342 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4342Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)7029 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7029Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3973 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3973Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)22234 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib22234Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4939 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4939Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4482 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4482Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2554 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2554Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4603 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4603Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4588 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4588Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1029 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1029Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)109 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib109Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)-19 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-19Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)5201 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5201Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4625 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4625Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4187 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4187Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)114 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib114Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)799 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib799Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)-1 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2119 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2119Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1242 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1242Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)300 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib300Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)829 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib829Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1900 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1900Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)145 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib145Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1892 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1892Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1203 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1203Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)719 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib719Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2518 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2518Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1245 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1245Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)29 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib29Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)129 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib129Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)606 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib606Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1030 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1030Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)501 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib501Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)777 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib777Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1033 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1033Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)65 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib65Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)78 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib78Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3518 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3518Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)-3308 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-3308Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2515 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2515Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1742 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1742Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)504 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib504Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)-504 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-504Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Stronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05593-06:NLOxfam NovibAdvocating for mainstreaming of alternative business models for Human Economy, Circular Economy, and Fair and Green strategyOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation1111 10188 27290 33406 -2004580 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib580Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)532 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib532Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)773 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib773Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)579 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib579Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1717 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1717Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1348 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1348Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)842 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib842Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3197 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3197Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1733 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1733Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)7982 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7982Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1731 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1731Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4498 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4498Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1326 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1326Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2277 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2277Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1326 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1326Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1778 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1778Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1376 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1376Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1835 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1835Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1355 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1355Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1807 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1807Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4408 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4408Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)67 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib67Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)922 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib922Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)21 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib21Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)926 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib926Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3164 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3164Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1607 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1607Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2254 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2254Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1234 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1234Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1219 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1219Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)473 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib473Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)5416 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5416Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)218 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib218Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)5450 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5450Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1144 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1144Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)237 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib237Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1212 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1212Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)14 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib14Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1062 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1062Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)9 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib9Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)807 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib807Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)406 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib406Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1136 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1136Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)-2725 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-2725Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)354 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib354Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)229 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib229Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)138 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib138Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)-367 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-367Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Stronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05593-07:NLOxfam NovibCommunication materials, organizing and participating in events, internal learning trajectories on impact SME and impact investingOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation1495 12504 3305 7479 5095 568 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib568Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)758 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib758Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)169 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib169Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)960 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib960Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)960 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib960Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)7938 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7938Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)725 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib725Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)938 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib938Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)983 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib983Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)600 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib600Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)126 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib126Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)200 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib200Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)42 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib42Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)19 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib19Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2318 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2318Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)6490 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6490Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)227 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib227Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)630 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib630Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)132 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib132Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)907 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib907Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2000Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)420 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib420Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)-777 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-777Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2544 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2544Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Stronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty.strengthened alliances on financial sector research, on transparent, accountable and inclusive financial sector, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria and/or promote financial inclusion of people living in poverty -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05601-02:TNOxfam NovibTunisian Center for Social Entrepreneurship is the main actor of this project implementation; They will work on advocacy on social entrepreneurship, provide sub-grants to the project beneficiaries and will support in the monitoring and evaluation.Oxfam NovibTunisian Center of Soc. EntrepreneuThe Tunisian Center for Social Entrepreneurship is a local NGO and and a key player in social innovation and developing social entrepreneurship in Tunisia. It works on different entrepreneurial steps: inspiration, incubation and launch. TCSE is also engaged in several research projects and lobbying. Created in 2012, the Tunisian Center for Social Entrepreneurship (TCSE) aims to develop and promote social entrepreneurship in Tunisia following four main axes: - Democratize access to information and opportunities for young people and social entrepreneurs. - Democratize access to knowledge, technical, logistical and financial support for young people and social entrepreneurs. - Democratize access to markets and increase the visibility of social entrepreneurs. - Advocacy to improve public policies and legal frameworks affecting the formal economy, entrepreneurship, innovation and female entrepreneurship.OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TunisiaThe right to social and political participation320267 747 18433 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 18433Oxfam Italy own fundTunisian Center of Soc. 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EntrepreneuStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD68 entrepreneurs + 39 support organizationsStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Social Solidarity Economy LawStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancessocial and Solidarity Economy Advocacy Campaignstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerssocial and Solidarity Economy Conferenceparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05601-03:TNOxfam NovibTBCOxfam NovibOXFAM NOVIB TUNISIEOXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TunisiaThe right to social and political participation9843 22437 23400 54994 95900 5889 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5889CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic1053 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1053CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic9843Oxfam Italy own fund-6942 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-6942CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic3082Oxfam Italy own fund4689Oxfam Italy own fund995Oxfam Italy own fund877Oxfam Italy own fund1852Oxfam Italy own fund1961Oxfam Italy own fund991Oxfam Italy own fund1302Oxfam Italy own fund1732Oxfam Italy own fund1727Oxfam Italy own fund1642Oxfam Italy own fund1640Oxfam Italy own fund-53Oxfam Italy own fund2554Oxfam Italy own fund1407Oxfam Italy own fund2144Oxfam Italy own fund2375Oxfam Italy own fund3190Oxfam Italy own fund2331Oxfam Italy own fund2311Oxfam Italy own fund5266Oxfam Italy own fund1225Oxfam Italy own fund-1786Oxfam Italy own fund2385Oxfam Italy own fund2854Oxfam Italy own fund2325Oxfam Italy own fund-842Oxfam Italy own fund2359Oxfam Italy own fund7836Oxfam Italy own fund5043Oxfam Italy own fund6800Oxfam Italy own fund3599Oxfam Italy own fund2786Oxfam Italy own fund12313Oxfam Italy own fund2844Oxfam Italy own fund3477Oxfam Italy own fund3598Oxfam Italy own fund4515Oxfam Italy own fund-1039Oxfam Italy own fund3420Oxfam Italy own fund54753Oxfam Italy own fund12071Oxfam Italy own fund-29005Oxfam Italy own fund51184Oxfam Italy own fund-6260Oxfam Italy own fund6260 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6260CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05611-02:NEOxfam NovibIn this project Oxfam will be working primarily with ROTAB (of organizations for transparency and budget analysis) Publish What YouPay. As a structure expert and lead in the sector of extractive industries, this partner will offer the facilities in training in some specific thematic areas and organizing influencing activities with other civil society organizations. These outcomes will link to the outcomes in the project proposal as well as outcomes mentioned in the CO project description By 2021, civil society organizations representing students, young people and women influence that tax and revenues from mining and petrol industries are invested into quality education and vocational training by the government in Niger. E.g. national level or community level intervention, certainregions We intend to work at the national level through overall influencing activities but even at the local level in 08 communes in two regions, Maradi and Tahoua, in order to advocate local authorities to invest more in education and vocational training of young men and women. E.g. research, digital campaigning, lobby activities In this project, the main intervention strategies are based oncapacity building (Building up expertise on the topic fiscal policies will bea particular area) , direct involvement, advocacyOxfam NovibROTAB Publiez Ce Que VousThe network organisation ROTAB (Reseau des Organisations pour la Transparence et ’Analyse Budgétaire - ROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous Payez Niger) is a development collective consisting of a broad range of associations, NGO's and syndicats within Nigerien civil society that in september 2006 decided to share their experiences and to join forces in a campaign "Publish what you pay for" to promote the transparance with regard to the spending of the revenues of the extractive industries sector in Niger. Not withstanding the last40 years of mining and drilling activities there is no openness whatsoever on the economic gains nor on the investments by the government and the private sector in this vital part of the economy. One thing that is clear is that the profits of this sector have not benefitted the Nigerien population. The ROTAB network decided to concentrate upon the analysis of the national budget to mobilise Nigerien citizins and to stand up against corruption and to insist on transparancy with regardto the income of the Nigerien government from foreign mining and oil companies. To reach its objectives ROTAB employs the following strategies: political lobby and pressure; training and education; denounces and public manifestations, meetings and marches.The network co-ordinates all the activities of the campaign and is also responsible for the capacity building of its member organisations.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation122026 69625 117907 163019 48026 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 48026Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous74000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 74000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous25958 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 25958Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous43667 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 43667Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous51061 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 51061Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous66847 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 66847Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous80203 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 80203Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous82816 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 82816Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorROTAB Publiez Ce Que VousShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider extreme inequality as a threat to fundamental rights for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider extreme inequality as a threat to fundamental rights for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider extreme inequality as a threat to fundamental rights for men and women.men, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider extreme inequality as a threat to fundamental rights for men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05611-04:NEOxfam NovibThis project falls under the thematic area Finance for Development. Through our work Oxfam Novib and SOMO aim to achieve that more women, youth and other citizens benefit from higher quality and quantity of finance for development, an enhanced fiscal system and asustainable and inclusive financial and corporate sector, tackling extreme inequality. Within this Theory of Change, this project in NIGER has set the following objective: is ##to strengthen the right to inclusive and equitable quality education and lifelong learning opportunities for boys and girls, young men and women in Niger ##. In general terms a description of the strategies that we apply to achieve our long-term outcome. The main approach / strategy is based on Civil Society organizations and media through influencing activities. The partnership Oxfam-ROTAB-ASO EPT Niger with the support the affiliate Oxfam Ibis want to work particularly in favour of young men and women to get quality education and vocational training, by supporting CSOs <(>&<)> media actors with means, training and necessary skills wich will permit to have the capacity to influence policies to support public investments / financing of the education sector, especially primary education and vocational training. This partnership expects to contribute to a situation where organizations representative of young To achieve this long-term outcome in NIGER, Oxfam works together with the following partners: 1. Associations, Syndicats et Organisations pour l#Education Pour Tous au Niger - ASO EPT Niger # et 2. Le Réseau des Organisations pour la Transparence et l#Analyse Budgétaire # ROTAB - PWYPOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novibs main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fund raising, campaigning and advocacy. The Hub Niamey Niger exists since 2006 as a humanitarian field office and since 2012 as the decentralized Country office for Oxfam Novib, dealing with all the development and humanitarian themes like Sustainable livelihoods, Right to Basic services, Humanitarian and resilience interventions, The right to be heard and the right to an Identity, including women's rights and sexual and reproductive health rights. The Country Office in Niger works with local partners to realize the vision of a Niger without povertyOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation106313 80247 71208 122278 21569 0 23931Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-1478Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6964Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4203Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4846Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor7503Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor11975Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor48370Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor19423Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4307Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-548Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor13574Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3481Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-922Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor86Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor14192Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6523Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2532Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3125Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2830Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6241Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5403Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2787Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-102Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5957Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2552Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3678Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3808Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3710Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3896Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3800Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4112Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3006Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5310Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor28693Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4659Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5864Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor7886Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5732Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor9226Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor11280Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10760Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5541Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-1082Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor15017Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor11218Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor14358Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor21820Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor9030Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor12558Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-20Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor138998Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-138998 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-138998CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic1000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-1000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1000Unders/overspending Donor FundsStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05614-02:UGOxfam NovibOxfam will contribute human resources and as well provide coordination of key programme related activities including Research and policy documents, convening stakeholders.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. 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transaction Oxfam Novib20011CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-14879 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-14879CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic519 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib519CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic6305 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6305CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05619-08:KHOxfam NovibPreviously, 3SPN has been supported long-time from Oxfam on water governance project. The partner works to empower vulnerable communities especially women and youths to protect local resources particularly river resources for improve livelihood and food security.The partners has been built the capacity to conduct risk assessment and make sure that it works line with Cambodia context and government policies. 3SPN has been strengthening community to exercise their rights through participating and making decision of any project development in their community. 3SPN supports community to raise a strong voice in local to protect their rivers, natural lakes, and ecotourism areas and received great achievements that support by the local authority, the project will be voiced out their issues at national and international platforms.Oxfam Novib3S Rivers Protection NetworkIn order to support dam-affected communities in North-Eastern Cambodia, the 3S Rivers Protection Network (3SPN) was formed with an ultimate goal to restore the socio-economic, environmental, and cultural situation, and the rights of indigenous communities living along the Sesan, Srepok, and Sekong rivers in Cambodia and to ensure that all national and international standard policies are fullypromoted and implemented. 3SPN is a local coordinating body in the form of a community-based organization representing approximately 31,000 indigenous people living along the 3S Rivers. The Sesan Protection Network was originally formed in 2001 with the assistance of Oxfam America and with the initial plan to form a grassroots dam affected people's network while simultaneously increasing awareness and knowledge amongst local community members to fully understand the hydropower impacts occurring on the Sesan River and their rights as riparian people. Over the course of three years, the network worked on mobilizinga broad-base network of communities impacted by Vietnam’s upstream dams. By 2004, the network began its second phase of work of network strengthening, in order for localcommunities to advocate for their rights and to be seen as a credible, legitimate representative body able to participate in dialogue and negotiations with key national and regional decision-makers and voice out their collective concerns. In order to achieve this, the Sesan Protection Network carried out capacity building activities,while also working to empower communities, develop a local,national and international advocacy coalition and to increase knowledge through research initiatives. As the network grew stronger, developed research, began engaging in advocacy activities at all levels and brought international attention to the issue, communities on the nearby Srepok River began seeking a similar network due to the cascade of dams that were being built upstream of the Srepok. Villages on the Srepok sought help from the Sesan network, and by 2005 formed their own network in Lumpait district and over thecourse of the next two years grew to encompass all 14 villages living along the Srepok in Ratanakiri province. With the expansion of the network, SPN changed its name to the3S Rivers Protection Network (3SPN) and officially registered with the Ministry of Interior in late 2005. During this time, 3SPN also began to diversify its funding, in or order to help ensure long-term sustainability of the network. The network also began to engage in community fisheries management and conservation, community based research and a market information project. Management also changed in 2009, in order to reflect community ownership and indigenous leadership to the issue. The Coordinator and Team Leader, the highest management positions, came from local ethnic minority groups and grew up along the 3S rivers. Over the years, 3SPN has continually worked towards becoming a community based organization and up to Dec 2013, 04 community basedorganizations have been established. As these CBOs develop mandates and clarify their roles and responsibilities, 3SPN plans to develop more CBOs in 2014, with the end goal of having 3SPN work primarily as asecretariat for these CBOs in the future.OXFAM Australia Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to social and political participation8557 4138 8557 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 8557Oxfam Australia own funds OAU3S Rivers Protection Network4138 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 4138Oxfam Australia own funds OAU3S Rivers Protection NetworkStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05619-09:KHOxfam NovibThe announcement earlier this year that the People’s Republic of China would begin to share hydrological data with other Mekong states was a welcome development in terms of both transparency and building cooperation in the region towards ensuring the long-term sustainability of a river that supports the livelihoods of 70 million people. The proposed establishment of the MLC Water Resources Sharing Platform has been met with both great enthusiasm in some quarters as well as deep skepticism in others. In that Oxfam and the Cambodian Institute for Cooperation and Peace (CICP) share a mutual goal in working to ensure the protection of the river and the individuals who rely upon it and following two consultative meetings between staff of both institutions, Oxfam (Cambodia) proposed to contract CICP to engage in a research project to more deeply explore how to support and positively impact the development of this new platform such that the outcomes thereof are both directly beneficial to local, riparian communities as well as to facilitate increased “voice” on the part of those communities as the development and implementation of the platform moves forward. CICP has a long-standing history working with all partners interested in the sustainability of the Mekong, including the MLC. CICP has served and continues to serve as Cambodia’s designated national center for the MLC’s subregional think tank network, the Global Center for MekongStudies and has regularly submitted research and policy recommendations through this forum to ameliorate MLC programming in terms of pro-poor developmental outcomes, sustainability, and consistency with ASEAN developmental goals (e.g., the Master Plan for Connectivity); Cambodia’s own national development strategy; and the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Noting this context, CICP proposes the completion of an in-depth, comparative study of the proposed platform which will be conducted beginning in November 2020 and completed in June 2021. The research framework for this study is designed around the following set of inter-related questions: • Who are the key, local stakeholders in this arena? What are their interests and capabilities? And which impacts are most salient for them in terms of data utilization (e.g., irrigation, flood control, etc) and data provision? • In the area ofgovernance, how can hydrological data be decentralized in order to ensure access and utilization by local communities most affectedby changing water levels, fish stocks, and sediment flow rates along the river? This question is consistent with both the decentralized approach to disaster management taken by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and recognizes the realities and challenges of particular aspects of MLC and Cambodian governance, i.e., the traditional focus on state-to-state and ministry-to-ministry dialogue that often impedes voice on the part of local stakeholders. Moreover, this question is central to ensuring that the development of the new platform is as transparent as possible. • How can this data best contribute to an “early warning system” for local communitiessuch that these individuals are able to have sufficient time to prepare for potential “shocks” stemming from changes to water flow along the Mekong? • How can the platform be developed via a bottom-up, community-based approach – avoiding the mistakes of prior,top-down policy frameworks that have left those for whom developmental programming has been designed to support without voice and influence in the creation of those frameworks? • What lessons can be drawn for the platform from global best practice? More frankly, is current global best practice fit for purpose? How might it be improved? Multi-state governance of water resources is not a newissue, rather it is a long-standing source of dispute and mis-management. From the Nile in Africa to the Rio Paraguay in South America to the Great Lakes in North America, water governance has a lengthy history and a diversity of policy frameworks have been developed in this area. What lessons can be learned from the successes and failures of these governance models? • Finally, how can MLCbest engage with and complement the work of the MRC? Institutional fragmentation in water governance – exacerbated by great power competition in the region and a surfeit of subregional cooperation region mechanisms – is now the main and unfortunate hallmark of Mekong governance. How can such fragmentation be avoided in the context of the sharing of hydrological data and what positive externalities could stem from such a process in terms of both developmental outcome as well as confidence-building measures to lessen the possibility of conflict in the region? By the completion of a thorough study examining each of these inter-related question, a genuine picture of the challenges and opportunities presented by MLC’s new platform can be fully grasped, providing a basis for the strengthening of voice in the future development of Mekong management and governance and positively impacting local communities on severaldifferent levels. Noting this context, CICP proposes the completion of an in-depth, comparative study of the proposed platform which will be conducted beginning in November 2020 and completed in June 2021. The research framework for this study is designed aroundthe following set of inter-related questions: • Who are the key, local stakeholders in this arena? What are their interests and capabilities? And which impacts are most salient for them in terms of data utilization (e.g., irrigation, flood control, etc) and data provision? • In the area of governance, how can hydrological data be decentralized in order to ensure access and utilization by local communities most affected by changing water levels, fish stocks, and sediment flow rates along the river? This question is consistent with both the decentralized approach to disaster management taken by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) and recognizes the realities and challenges of particular aspects of MLC and Cambodian governance, i.e., the traditional focus on state-to-state andministry-to-ministry dialogue that often impedes voice on the part of local stakeholders. Moreover, this question is central to ensuring that the development of the new platform is as transparent as possible. • How can this data best contribute to an “early warning system” for local communities such that these individuals are able to have sufficient time to prepare for potential “shocks” stemmingfrom changes to water flow along the Mekong? • How can the platform be developed via a bottom-up, community-based approach – avoiding the mistakes of prior, top-down policy frameworks that have left those for whom developmental programming has been designed to support without voice and influence in the creation of those frameworks? • What lessons can be drawn for the platform from global best practice? More frankly, is current global best practice fit for purpose? How might it be improved? Multi-state governance of water resources is not a new issue, rather it is a long-standing source of dispute and mis-management. From the Nile in Africa to the Rio Paraguay in South America to the Great Lakes in North America, water governance has a lengthy history and a diversity of policy frameworks have been developed in this area. What lessons can be learned from the successes and failures of these governance models? • Finally, how can MLC best engage with and complement the work of the MRC? Institutional fragmentation in water governance – exacerbated by great power competition in the region and a surfeit of subregional cooperation region mechanisms – is now the main and unfortunate hallmark of Mekong governance. How can such fragmentation be avoidedin the context of the sharing of hydrological data and what positive externalities could stem from such a process in terms of both developmental outcome as well as confidence-building measures to lessen the possibility of conflict in the region? By thecompletion of a thorough study examining each of these inter-related question, a genuine picture of the challenges and opportunities presented by MLC’s new platform can be fully grasped, providing a basis for the strengthening of voice in the future development of Mekong management and governance and positively impacting local communities on several different levels.Oxfam NovibCambodian Institute for CooperationThe Cambodian Institute for Cooperation and Peace (CICP) was founded in 1994, and registered as a non-governmental organization with the Royal Government of Cambodia. At the time of its inception, Cambodia was in a process of national reconciliation and recovering from over three decades of civil war, and isolation from international, and regional community. Therefore, H.R.H Prince Norodom Sirivudh, when he was Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, foresaw a need of a non-Governmental think tank to play a role in providing policy analysis and inputs for improving policy making, especially in foreign and strategic policies. In this respect, CICP was established with the initial support from a German foundation, Friedrich Ebert-Stiftung, to form a mandate for itself that included conducting forums and researches, directing skills training, disseminating information, and formulating policy recommendations that could be presented to policymakers. After operating for three years, ithas become nationally and internationally recognized as a leading policy-oriented think-tank in Cambodia.OXFAM Australia Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to a sustainable livelihood16715 16715 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 16715Oxfam Australia own funds OAUCambodian Institute for CooperationStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing promoting small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or to participate in more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions) -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05619-10:VNOxfam NovibThe Australia – Mekong Partnership for Environmental Resources and Energy Systems (AMPERES) is a sustainability enterprise. They use evidence-bases, deliberative processes and innovative technology to improve how communities interact with the environment. AMPEARES works through partnerships through the innovation in approaches and technologies that emerges from multi-disciplinary teams collaborating across the public/private, commercial/research, and community/government spectrum. Their mission is to improve how water, energy and environmental resources are used and managed; to center decisions and ownership locally and improve equity of access. AMPERES works in a belief that a closer connection between human and environmental systems will make communities more resilient, more equitable and more livable for this generation and the next. Their services include: i] supporting governments to improve the sustainability of policy and planning processes; ii] empowering communities to improve livelihoods through affordable and reliable access to distributed energy <(>&<)> water resources; iii] working with companies <(>&<)> industry to decarbonise their business, promote energy independence and reduce operating costs; iv] collaborating with researchers <(>&<)> universities to prototype, test <(>&<)> scale innovative technology towards successful commercialisation.Oxfam NovibThe Australia-Mekong Partnership foThe Australia – Mekong Partnership for Environmental Resources and Energy Systems (AMPERES) is a sustainability enterprise. AMEPRESuse evidence-bases, deliberative processes and innovative technology to improve how communities interact with the environment. AMPERES works through partnerships through the innovation in approaches and technologies that emerges from multi-disciplinary teams collaborating across the public/private, commercial/research, and community/government spectrums. AMPERES is a mission-driven enterprisecommitted to finding integrated solutions for the entrenched sustainability challenges facing Southeast Asia and Australia. Their mission is to improve how water, energy and environmental resources are used and managed; to center decisions and ownership locally and improve equity of access. AMPERES works in a belief that a closer connection between human and environmental systems will make the communities more resilient, more equitable and more liveable for this generation and the next.Their services include: i] support governments to improve the sustainability of policy and planning processes; ii] empower communities to improve livelihoods through affordable and reliable access to distributed energy <(>&<)> water resources; iii] work with companies <(>&<)> industry to decarbonise their business, promote energy independence and reduce operating costs; and iv] collaborate with researchers <(>&<)> universities to prototype, test <(>&<)> scale innovative technology towards successful commercialisation.OXFAM Australia Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam14.0583 108.2771The right to social and political participation31063 31063 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 31063Oxfam Australia own funds OAUThe Australia-Mekong Partnership foIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-02:XGOxfam NovibPATHWAY 1 - CHANGE POLICES AND PRACTICES OF KEY PRIVATE ACTORS IN THE AGROFOOD SYSTEM # We will develop evidence-based advocacy trajectories, work with allies and partners and mobilize publics to target key actors in the food system # such as traders, intermediaries, food companies and retailers # for more transparency in supply chains and for a greater share of value, improved incomes and rights for small-scale food producers and workers in those chains. We will organize our constituencies using socialmedia in combination with offline mobilization. We will support spaces for citizen-driven change alongside and supporting our policy influencing work. # We will challenge the notion that economic activity by big companies automatically translates into positive outcomes on the local level (#income, jobs, infrastructure#). We will collect data from impoverished rural areas that have been affected by (large-scale) production of bulk commodities and assess how these rural areas perform across a range of issues (such as access to land, gender equality, poverty, greenhouse gas emissions, deforestation, forced labour, income and inequality). We will engage (global) companies that source from these areas on the impact of their business models on communities. #We will connect with Oxfam programs on the ground, to integrate lessons learned in a propositional agenda around alternative production models that contribute to our overall vision (e.g. gender-responsive value chains; investments that contribute to people-centred land governance; strengthening local food systems and markets). PATHWAY 2 - CHANGE THE PUBLIC AND PRIVATE FINANCIAL FLOWS IN THE FOOD SYSTEM Our second pathway is # together with allies and affected communities # to push development banks (WB, FMO, IFC) and private financial sector actors (for example, commercial banks and pension funds) to improve sustainability standards, transparency and accountability and to shift investments away fromunsustainable projects towards projects that support women small-scale food producers, that respect land rights and that are aligned with the goals of the Paris agreement. # We will produce solid, evidence-based advocacy, highlighting for example cases of land rights violations # including involuntary resettlement and development-induced displacement # or the social consequences of fossil fuel investments, and elevate the stories of indigenous communities and women land activists (for example, through a speaking tour) to engage with the actors in the financial institutions to change their policies and practices towards more sustainable investments. Wewill target key players in the financial sector with the potential to have a global or regional systemic impact. Where opportunities exist we will push forpolicy reforms to drive systemic change. # We will engage directly with development banks/ IFIs and nationalgovernments to ensure their investments align with international agreements struck in recent years, including the VGGTs, the SDGs and Paris Agreement. This can be done at both institutional and project level. Depending on opportunities, our engagement will seek to ensure investments are aligned with countries# Nationally Determined Contribution to the Paris Agreement. This could also involve assessing IFI#s land portfolio in specific countries. # We will engage with IFIs for more upward harmonization of global standards, and more transparency and accountability. We will monitor the performance of the public financial sector (i.e. the World Bank,IFCandFMO), which relies more and more on financial intermediaries such as commercial banks and investment funds to deliver development finance. # We will explore using progress in development banks/ IFI lending standards and new norms, such as the work ofthe G20 Task Force on Climate-related Financial Disclosures (TCFD), to engage with commercial banks in developed and developing countries to set higher standards in the same areas. PATHWAY 3- CHANGE POLICIES AND PRACTICES OF GOVERNMENTS The third pathway is to create government champions for pro-poor and sustainable public policies. # In the UNFCCC, particularly in the lead-up to the COP in 2020, we will campaign for more climate finance, in particular for adaptation and for loss and damage. We will continue to encourage prioritizing the most vulnerable countries and groups, including women small-scale food producers. One way of doing this could be by earmarking part of the funds to support women. We will promote the integration of tenure security reforms in climate change strategies. We will also explore opportunities to strengthen the mitigation debate to keep temperature rise below 1.5-2 degrees Celsius and avoid furthernegative impacts of climate change on women small-scale food producers. We willadvocate for transitions in land use, deforestation and soil degradation. # We will advocate for strengthened accountability and reporting mechanisms of international fora where governments convene, such as the HLPF, the UNFCCC and related mechanisms.Wewill provide #on-the-ground# examples by investing in national shadow reporting on internationally agreed benchmarks, including monitoring budgets and country performance against SDGs# indicators, NDC implementation and climate finance, and by influencing public national and international agencies tasked with monitoring. We will advocate for sex-disaggregated data. We will engage with governments to implement their own commitments, through dialogues, advocacy and research, and a race to the top. We willmake explicit interlinkages across inequality, climate change, land and agriculture, and focus on women#s rights. # We will work with allies to strengthen spaces for civil society in multilateral institutions and wewill identify new opportunitiesto drivesystem-wide change in the areas of land rights, climate change and food value chains, including through exploring potential opportunities around the OECD Guidelines, UN-led processes, human rights instruments, and G7 and G20meetings. # We willorganize networks and constituencies (on the national level) and engage with governments to implement their own commitments # through dialogues, advocacy and research, and a race to the top # and will encourage them to become champions for change, including through local-to-global influencing strategiesOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. 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Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies Private Sector: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-03:UGOxfam NovibSIDA II GROW - Transforming the food system to eradicate hunger and fight inequality. Uganda. Uganda is considered one of the world's most vulnerable and least climate-resilient countries (National Adaptation Plan 2015). Changing climate patterns, such as increased droughts, floods and variable precipitation cycles, have a serious impact upon water and other natural resources, agricultural production and rural livelihoods. Climate change has also hard a diverse effects on land use and land resources which has had a directnegative impact on small holder farmers and more especially women who depend on land as the means of production hence accelerating high poverty levels as incomes from agricultural production is increasingly receding. Uganda has several laws, policies, plans, programs, and strategies that favor sustainable agriculture including the National Environmental Management Policy National Land Use Policy (NLUP 2007), the National Policy for the Conservation and Management of Wetlands Resources, National Land Policy, the draft Uganda Organic Agriculture Policy 2009, the Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction policies etc. Uganda is also party to several international frameworks including the Paris agreement, Comprehensive African Agricultural Development Program (CAADP), Sustainable Development Goals, the Voluntary Guidelines on the Responsible Governance of Tenure of Land, Fisheries and Forests in the Context of National Food Security (VGGT) among others. However, the implementation of these laws, policies and international undertakings has been problematic with several commitments unfulfilled. Oxfam in Uganda is proposing influencing the government of Uganda, regional bodies and global governments for adequate financing for climate adaptation models for small holder food producers especially women and youths. We would like to see effective implementation of climate change, agriculture and land policies in the best interest of female small-scale producers and youths. This will include transparency in handling climate adaptation and land resources and resourcing from international sources inclusive budgeting at local and national levels. We would like to see responsible adaptation planning and intentional increased budget allocation to theagriculture sector as well as robust land tenure system that supports small scale food producers capacities. We propose capacity enhancement for govt agencies, community groups, CSOs to be able to effectively advocate for increased Investment in climate adaptation models/approaches that enhance food production among small scale female producers and youths. We will engage the wider public through digital, radio, media and off-line sensitizations and campaigns to demand for increasing financing of adaptation in the agriculture as well as a secured land tenure system that protects small scale female food producers. Other initiatives will include a people#s parliament live televised debate on issues around climate change, impact and the action that people want from the government, and human stories of famers and climate resilience.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to a sustainable livelihood99236 110386 109132 196203 161229 2247Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA1531Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA77Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2140Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA14567Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA4634Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5789Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA20738Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA15007Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA32505Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA4926Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA4403Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA6735Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5709Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5845Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA6050Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5938Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA6206Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA10187Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA6581Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA3969Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA43836Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA4046Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA15511Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA-1488Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA13572Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA4746Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5513Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA6956Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA4461Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA8828Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA7116Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5985Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA22521Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA11366Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA10014Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA35170Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA9031Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA14842Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA12045Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA35289Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA12789Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA8705Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA10586Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA10077Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA12325Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA25330Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA13527Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA15530Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA24526Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA7944Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA27771Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA20457Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA21721Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA15028Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA7159Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA-21597Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA4497Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA8963Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA15702Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAImproved policies: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens -DD2Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.# people living in poverty and injustice use knowledge & skills to pressure government to implement gender just policies regarding (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights, (iii) Climate Change for enhancing their food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilities# people living in poverty and injustice use knowledge & skills to pressure government to implement gender just policies regarding (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights, (iii) Climate Change for enhancing their food security.women living in poverty and injustice use knowledge & skills to pressure government to implement gender just policies regarding (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights, (iii) Climate Change for enhancing their food securitymen living in poverty and injustice use knowledge & skills to pressure government to implement gender just policies regarding (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights, (iii) Climate Change for enhancing their food securityNL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-04:PKOxfam NovibSIDA II GROW - Transforming the food system to eradicate hunger and fight inequality. OGB Pakistan. The GROW Campaign will strengthen influencing efforts for accountability and reporting mechanisms, encourage the need of local adaptation plans, especially for mangroves, hold sub-national governments accountable to protect the rights of climate Sheros (i.e. women food producers), and develop aresilient road map for climate adaptation. The campaign will raise voice for domestic resources needed for adaptation planning, while creating synergies with local to global initiatives to encourage the need for climate financing, particularly for Sindh <(>&<)> Punjab provinces. As a next step, the campaign will build on the progress and continue influencing for the approval of provincial policies and implementation of local action plans including budgetary allocations. Additionally, sustained engagement is required with the national government on COP with a focus on agriculture and climate change investment for small producers and to contribute in evidence generation for National Determined Contribution (NDC) for effective measuring, reporting and verifications (MRV) at the national level. And, still there is a need for prioritization of domestic actions at local level and their alignment with budgetary planning processes. Also, the newly established Climate Change Authority at the national level needs support to become fully functional after Paris Agreement (CoP- 21). Moreover, there is a need to strengthen local mechanisms to mainstream climate actions at local, provincial and national level with NDC because after Paris agreement, it is mandatory for government to report back on commitments madeunder the National Determined Contribution (NDC). The project is embeddedin a local-to-global strategy to influence multilateral agreements, particularly around UNFCCC COP and climate finance (GCF <(>&<)> GEF), by providing experiences, practices, and stories, and influencing Pakistan government as well as be a global champion in climate change talks.Oxfam NovibOxfam GB PakistanThe counterpart is Oxfam Great Britain in Pakistan.Oxfam is an international confederation of 17 organizations working together in more than 90 countries. Oxfam International was formed in 1995 by a group of independent non-governmental organizations. Their aim was to work together for greater impact on the international stage to reduce poverty and injustice. The name “Oxfam” comes from the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, founded in Britain in 1942. The group campaigned for food supplies to be sent through an allied naval blockade to starving women and children in enemy-occupied Greece during the Second World War. As well as becoming a world leader in the delivery of emergency relief, Oxfam International implements long-term development programs invulnerable communities. We are also part of a global movement, campaigning with others, for instance, to end unfair trade rules, demand better health and education services for all, and to combat climate change. Today, there are 17 member organizations of the Oxfam International confederation. They are based in: Australia, Belgium, Canada, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Ireland, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Quebec, Spain and the United States. The Oxfam International Secretariat is based in Oxford, UK. The Secretariat runs advocacy offices in Brussels, Geneva, New York, Washington DC and Brasilia. Oxfam GB is an actor in the implementation of this project.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PakistanThe right to a sustainable livelihood438803 -18271119717 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)119717Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB Pakistan39906 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)39906Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB Pakistan109314 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)109314Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB Pakistan36438 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)36438Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB Pakistan100071 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)100071Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB Pakistan15086 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)15086Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB PakistanImproved policies: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens -DD2Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-05:BROxfam NovibSIDA II GROW - Transforming the food system to eradicate hunger and fight inequality. Oxfam Brazil. The project in Brazil refers tothe Brazilian chapter of the Behind the Price campaign. It includes domestic campaigning plus cases and supply chain links to northern supermarkets in order to support the campaign in Europe and North America. In Brazil it focuses on corporate accountability (supermarkets), supporting and mobilizing rural unions and similar organizations and influencing the public debate onrural issues and inequality. Oxfam Brazil will play a key role in Oxfam#s Behind the Price/Behind the Barcodes campaign. Brazil is a huge producer and exporter of multiple commodities (especially fruit and vegetables) that are sourced by globally operating retailers whose policies and practices will be highlighted in the Behind the Price/Behind the Barcodes campaign. There is widespread suffering in Brazil amongst women and men producing food for these companies as they are squeezed by the value chain into vulnerable positions that threaten their livelihoods and rights. We expect multiple opportunities for local to global influencing i.e. exposing the root causes behind human suffering and linking these to the sourcing policies and practices of globally operating retailers. There will also be opportunities for global to national influencing i.e. engaging globally operating companies to encourage suppliers based in Brazil to address unsustainable policies and practices.Oxfam NovibOxfam BrasilOxfam International is a confederationorganisations working together in more than 94 countries to find lasting solutions to poverty, suffering and injustice. Oxfam Brazil is one of them. With many of the causes of poverty global in nature, members of Oxfam International believe they can achieve greater impact in addressing issues of poverty by their collective efforts.To achieve the maximum impact on poverty, the Oxfams link up their work on development programs, humanitarian response, lobbying for policy changes at national and global level. The Oxfams popular campaigns and communications work is aimed at mobilising public opinion for change. Oxfam Brazil is a global and Brazilian civil society organization that works together with and mobilizes people, groups, organizations and institutional bodies. It makes political alliances, encourages the convergence of actors, provides financial support, conducts research, produces, disseminates and brokers knowledge, informing public opinion and mobilizing citizens and organizations to leverage change. It wants to change the conditions that generate and perpetuate inequality and poverty, while respecting the sustainability of the planet.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BrazilThe right to a sustainable livelihood557044 205164 189440 130999 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)130999Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Brasil43666 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)43666Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Brasil159174 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)159174Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Brasil53058 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)53058Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Brasil127611 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)127611Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Brasil42537 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)42537Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Brasil153873 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)153873Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Brasil51291 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)51291Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Brasil47360 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)47360Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Brasil113664 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)113664Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Brasil28416 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)28416Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Brasil17284 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)17284Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam BrasilImproved policies Private Sector: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies Private Sector: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens -DD2Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-06:THOxfam NovibSIDA II GROW - Transforming the food system to eradicate hunger and fight inequality. OGB Thailand. The project will adopt an integrated approach to address deficits in both consumption and production of sustainable and ethically-sourced food products in the seafood, banana and chicken supply chains by working to stimulate both demand and supply in a complementary and mutually re-enforceable way. It will do so by building a consumer campaign for a sustainable and equitable food system; incentivizing retailers to change their sourcing policies through a sustainability scorecard which will rank retailer policies and practices on environmental sustainability, producer and worker welfare and food safety; improving retailers# capacities to implement ethical and sustainability voluntaryguidelines; enabling and capacitating small producer MSMEs to access retailers and wet markets; strengthening and expanding MSPs onsustainable production to influence agribusiness practices and develop a consensus on sustainability. Towards the long-term vision of GROW II #to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that protects the rights of women, small-scale food producers and their communities, and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources,# this project will specifically: 1) support Thailand to build strong national public campaigns that address domestic and global food companies, aiming for impact atnational and global level. 2) uncover local examples of human suffering in food value chains and show how these link to sourcing policies and practices of nationally and globally operating retailers. 3) mobilize the power of people in Thailand alongside Northern constituencies, to advocate for a different way of doing business, built on respect for human and labour rights and planetary boundaries.Oxfam NovibOxfam GB ThailandOxfam Great Britain in Indonesia works with local partner organisations and communities to bring about practice and policy changes which will significantly impact on the levels of poverty and suffering faced by poor and marginalised populations. This objective isrealised through co-ordinated work at both a national and local level, focusing on the improvement of food security, labour rights,institutional accountability, education services and humanitarian assistance. From small beginnings in 1972 the Oxfam Great Britainprogram in Indonesia has developed into an operation which impacts nationally on the factors which cause poverty and vulnerability.The initial focus on livelihoods work has broadened to encompass governance, gender issues, education and humanitarian relief work,all of this being achieved through partnerships with local organisations. These partners share the core ideas and beliefs of Oxfam and are working with Oxfam to eliminate the detrimental effects of poverty.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands ThailandThe right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation406490 -3209041229 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)41229Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB Thailand186462 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)186462Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB Thailand90919 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)90919Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB Thailand55790 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)55790Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB ThailandStrengthened CSOs: # National CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens. organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # National CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.National CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Improved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountcases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to account -DD3NL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-07:XGOxfam NovibSIDA II GROW - Transforming the food system to eradicate hunger and fight inequality. Oxfam International. The Sida2GROW project aims to increase food security for groups that are particularly vulnerable by 1) campaigning for power and value to be shared more fairly in food value chains; 2) engaging with national governments and the UNFCCC for bolder climate action; 3) strengthening global accountability around international benchmarks on land rights. This sub-project project supports key functions of the Project Team co-delivering the #global level# outcomes of the Sida2GROW Project for 2019-2021 (84-104 of the proposal), namely the OI Climate ChangePolicy Lead (at least 0.6 FTE); the OI Land Rights Policy Lead (at least 0.6 FTE); and - through co-funding # the OI BehindthePrice/Barcodes Lead (0.2 FTE). This project includes also a budget for travels costs. In 2021, GROW will update its strategy, and its interventions. Therefore, outcomes / interventions / tactics for 2022 may change, and terms of reference with them. The 3 Leads will also help connecting the Sida2GROW with wider Oxfam work and agenda; aligning with the overall Oxfam GROW Campaign; identifying opportunities and synergies. The 3 Leads# access to the global activity budget is describedin and regulated by the Sida2GROW Project Implementation Manual, based on Annual Operational Plans.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam International was formed in 1995 by a group of independent non-governmental organizations. Their aim was to work together forgreater impact on the international stage to reduce poverty and injustice. The name "Oxfam" comes from the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, founded in Britain in 1942. The group campaigned for food supplies to be sent through an allied naval blockade to starving women and children in enemy-occupied Greece during the Second World War. As well as becoming a world leader in the delivery of emergency relief, Oxfam International implements long-term development programs in vulnerable communities. We are also part of a global movement, campaigning with others, for instance, to end unfair trade rules, demand better health and education services for all, and to combat climate change. Today, there are 19 member organizations of the Oxfam International confederation. They are based in: Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Ireland, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Quebec, South Africa, Spain and the United States. The Oxfam International Secretariat is based in Oxford, UK. The Secretariat runs advocacy offices in Addis Ababa, Brussels, Geneva, New York and Washington DC.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to a sustainable livelihood485047 139764 89259 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)89259Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib29753 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)29753Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib90373 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)90373Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib30124 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)30124Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib91503 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)91503Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib30501 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)30501Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib92651 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)92651Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib30883 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)30883Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib118799 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)118799Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib20965 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)20965Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam NovibImproved policies: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens -DD2Improved policies Private Sector: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies Private Sector: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens -DD2Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-15:XGOxfam NovibThis project is part of the Sida2GROW project and contributes to the overall GROW Campaign. Activities mentioned in this OPA are consistent and will deliver against the Sida2GROW 2020 Operational Plan. Activities contributes to Pathway 1 and Pathway 3. More specifically: # Pathway 1. Women smallholder farmers and workers face systemic discrimination and abuse as a result of their gender, despite the enormous paid and unpaid contributions they make to food value-chains. The BtBP Campaign in the next 18 months seeks to rebalance power so that women in food value chains achieve a fair share of value, recognition for the contributions they make and are able to reclaim dignity. # Pathway 3. Our climate work will continue to advocate for bold climate actionthat responds to the needs andrealities of communities that are most vulnerable to climate change, with advocacy work strengthened by a renewed focus in 2020 on public engagement and public mobilisation. This agreement will fund a part of the global public campaigning/public mobilization activities for BTBP campaign globally through a number of moments and in preparation for Spike 3 which is due to be launched in early 2021. With our work, we will mobilize farmers, workers, citizens and consumers in favor of rebalancing power so that women in food value chains achieve a fair share of value, recognition for the contributions they make and are able to reclaim dignity. More in particular, we will deliver the following activities:Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam International was formed in 1995 by a group of independent non-governmental organizations. Their aim was to work together forgreater impact on the international stage to reduce poverty and injustice. The name "Oxfam" comes from the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, founded in Britain in 1942. The group campaigned for food supplies to be sent through an allied naval blockade to starving women and children in enemy-occupied Greece during the Second World War. As well as becoming a world leader in the delivery of emergency relief, Oxfam International implements long-term development programs in vulnerable communities. We are also part of a global movement, campaigning with others, for instance, to end unfair trade rules, demand better health and education services for all, and to combat climate change. Today, there are 19 member organizations of the Oxfam International confederation. They are based in: Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Ireland, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Quebec, South Africa, Spain and the United States. The Oxfam International Secretariat is based in Oxford, UK. The Secretariat runs advocacy offices in Addis Ababa, Brussels, Geneva, New York and Washington DC.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to a sustainable livelihood50000 33000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)33000Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib17000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)17000Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam NovibImproved policies Private Sector: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies Private Sector: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens -DD2Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Stronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam/partners have strengthened/broadened alliances in order to conduct joint campaigns on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lenscases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam/partners have strengthened/broadened alliances in order to conduct joint campaigns on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lenscases in which Oxfam/partners have strengthened/broadened alliances in order to conduct joint campaigns on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-20:LROxfam NovibSupported by Inclusive Development International (IDI), Rights and Rice Foundation (RFF) (Liberia) and the NGO Coalition of Liberiahave a history with the affected communities, where they have tried to have a dialogue with the mining company. IDI supported RRF to write a letter to the company, which outlined the human rights violations and requested a meeting with affected communities but the company was dismissive. The affected communities urged RFF and the NGO Coalition, during their field mission, tohelp them file a complaint to the FMO’s ICM as a next step in their long struggle of seeking redress for the harms caused by this mine. The resettled communities have lost their agricultural livelihoods. Data collected during the field mission will demonstrate how this has impactedwomen. But in general we know, that women are more severely impacted when it comes to losing agricultural land. Throughout the complaint process, we will ensure that the needs addressed by women are taken. Building on experience by IDI, we will have professional maps and analysis done by an external party, to build a concrete evidence base to support communities' claims. Similar to examples from IDI’s Guinea cases, where maps have been used to great effect. In one of the cases, IDI was able to use maps to counter the company's lies about the state of a village prior to resettlement. In the other case, IDI used maps to show the expansion of the mine and resulting land loss and water pollution. The information has been presented in a variety of advocacy settings, including with lenders, investors and downstream buyers.Oxfam NovibInclusive Development InternationalIDI was founded in 2012 in order to bring new resources and strategies to support those fighting on the front lines for just and inclusive development. IDIs strategy revolves around the mining of data to unravel and expose investment and supply chains behind harmful projects. Using the financial sector#s own technology and tools, our researchers follow the money, identify pressure points and place critical information in the hands of the people whose future depends on it. IDI works with communities over the long haul to achieve justice by leveraging pressure points through sustained, multi-pronged and evidence-based advocacy strategies. IDI uses the evidence from casework and research on financial flows and supply chains in global policy battlegrounds tocampaign for stronger humanrights regulation and accountability of corporations, financial institutions and development agencies.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LiberiaThe right to a sustainable livelihood6000 6000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)6000Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAInclusive Development InternationalImproved policies Private Sector: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies Private Sector: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.cases where Oxfam/partners influenced private sector actors to adopting/implementing improved policies on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-22:BDOxfam NovibBangladesh is one of the Vulnerable20 group members and has long been leading in the front of climate adaptation and is a bold actor in the Loss <(>&<)> Damage discussion. But it is falling short in the climate finance, reasons include insufficient funding flow (linked with failure of global actors to meet the 100-billion-dollar commitment) as well as lack of access issue. At the national level, similar challenges are faced by communities to access support from government resources for climate action. The country intends to keep increasing its emissions till 2030 and more and primary reason includes rapid industrialization targets (with mostly dirty energy). This includes over a hundred (Ecological Protection Zones (EPZs) and Exclusive Economic Zones(EEZs) which will host companies and industries from rich countries. These zones are being developed at the cost of local land and water rights and will be using local resources, whereas the emissions will be booked in the name of Bangladesh. Review of this process might help understand how this process can be (and needs to be) brought back to a greener practice with clean energy sources and without harming people’s land and water rights. Oxfam in Bangladesh is focusing on the intersection of climate vulnerability and declining access to common pool natural resources like forests, wetlands, rivers and the ocean. Both the government of Bangladesh (influenced by international actors and financers) as well as private sectors (international <(>&<)> national) have liabilities to increase peoples vulnerability and trading off right over land and water and even basic human rights of the most marginalized communities in the name of climate action, biodiversity conservation or economic growth. The outcomes of the planned activities in 2022 will get us case studies and citizen propositions to support the government to claim greater access to climate finance but also to improve its local financing mechanisms toenable locally led adaptation and nature-based solutions. Bangladesh is testing a number of non-grant climate finance (GCF) mechanism as well as grants (through GCF etc) and we need to closely review them to ensure that the fair benefit of it actually reaches themost vulnerable communities or helps in the just transition process to enable more inclusive climate adaptation actions.Oxfam NovibOxfam GB BangladeshOxfam has been present in Bangladesh for 50 years and has been extending assistance to its people through various other organizations as early as 1954. Under one program approach, Oxfam aims to create an environment containing empowered, resilient communities where women and men contribute jointly to good governance and leadership across Bangladesh. Currently Oxfam in Bangladesh Bangladesh works across three thematic portfolios: climate justice and natural resource rights, economic inclusion and justice and humanitarian action and disaster resilience which are working towards the following goals: 1. Goal 1: Women and marginalized people with different social identity will have equal rights, fundamental freedoms, access to workplace dignity with robust gender policy and plans, democratic participation and will live in an environment of respecting justice and diversity 2. Goal 2: Poor, marginalized and vulnerable occupational groups, women, youth and entrepreneurs have access to dignified work and increased their power in market and gainedequitable share of economic development. 3. Goal 3: Women and men including youth impacted by climate change have power and leadership to assert their right and access to natural resources and have capacities andplatforms for strategic climate actions to reduce impact of climate risks on their lives. 4. Goal 4: Vulnerable women and men affected by conflict, disasters and climate change impacts have access to humanitarian assistance and have capacity to reduce their suffering and loss of lives through building resilience to disasters (natural – rural <(>&<)> urban and man-made) and conflicts.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BangladeshThe right to life and security78835 130936 -1964078835 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)78835Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB Bangladesh32734 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)32734Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB Bangladesh78562 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)78562Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB Bangladesh-28721 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-28721Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam GB Bangladesh1918Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2291Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA-4209Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAPrivate sector actors (including SMEs, MFIs) support equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainscases where private sector actors co-create, promote, support locally owned/developed, SSHH farmers and food producers centered solutions increasing equity, inclusion, sustainability and resilience in value chainsincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-23:ZAOxfam NovibSouth Africa is one of the most unequal countries in the world. The country has a history of labour exploitation stemming from colonialism, slavery and apartheid – which were all systems that ensured that farms especially and other industries used black people ascheap labour with little to no rights or recourse. Trade Unions traditionally used to fight for workers’ rights but with the decrease in permanent employees they are also struggling as they rely on the payment of monthly fees by employed peopleto survive. An increasingly casualised workforce has meant that the trade union space has shrunk considerably as casual workers often don’t join unions. The South Africa Department of Labour is also often understaffed and so even when they are called outby workers, observe and fine companies for failing to uphold labour rights, the department often does not have the capacity to do the kind of regular progress updates and checking on employers that is needed for consistent adherence to labour regulations. Along with the monopoly that is growing in the food retail sector in South Africa with the five biggest supermarkets taking over from smaller community markets, the power dynamics between workers and companies in the food retail sector in the country can only be described as extremely unequal. This campaign aims to address this inequality. As planned, in April 2022 the Behind the Barcode/Price (BtBP) campaign will enjoy a significant shift in strategy, The next phase of the campaign is all about “walkingthe talk”. Whilst we have seen substantive new commitments from retailers, we now need to see these translated into practical policies which are then implemented across their vast and complex supply chains. Moving forward we will focus on how differentretailers, and their suppliers, are ensuring a better deal for frontline communities. We have planned a strong Public Communications Moment through which to amplify our demands for accountability. Ongoing advocacy work will engage relevant public and private stakeholders to address inequality in food value chains internationally, including national campaigning in South Africa. In April 2022, a digital package will be released to support campaigners, including social media tools and a digital platform. Ongoing monitoring of private sector implementation of BtBP campaign commitments will take place including use of Oxfam's Human Rights Impact Assessment (HRIA) framework that will be published this year. In South Africa,relevant private sector partners will be convened through stakeholder roundtables around South African Women’s Day, to launch a report on women casual workers and labour rights. Also, Oxfam in South Africa will provide 2 online digital campaign design workshops for local workers, women, and/or public supporters.Oxfam NovibOxfam South Africa NPCOxfam South Africa is an independent Oxfam affiliate who manages and implements the programme of Oxfam in South Africa. Its programme prioritises vulnerable communities and creating lasting change in, and for all the people in South Africa. Oxfam South Africa works in partnership with organisations who seek to create meaningful and sustainable change that benefits vulnerable groups in South Africa through the attainment, protection and preservation of human rights and social justice. The country program will continue to focus its work through ‘active citizenship and accountability’ and ‘gender justice’ lenses.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands South AfricaThe right to life and security77911 52398 0 77911 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)77911Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam South Africa NPC13100 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)13100Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam South Africa NPC26213 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)26213Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam South Africa NPCInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-24:XGOxfam NovibThis OPA is part of the Sida2GROW project and will contribute to campaign and advocacy objectives of Oxfam, that include food systems, land rights and climate justice. The OPA will contribute to achieving Oxfam Global Strategic Framework goals (a) Just Economies and (b) Climate Justice. Activities mentioned in this OPA are consistent and will deliver against the Sida2GROW 2022 Operational Plan, and the agreed 2022 Global Activity Budget. Activities contributes to Pathway 1 andPathway 3. More specifically: •Pathway 1: Smallholder farmers and workers continue to face systemic discrimination and abuse in food value chains, despite their enormous paid and unpaid contributions. In 2022 the BtBP Campaign will focus on key areas of work that will help us wrap up the global public campaigning focus, help us hold our campaign targets accountable to their commitments made in the course of the campaign and lay the ground work and build to the next important campaign for equality in the globalfood system.•Pathway 3: Our climate work will continue to advocate for bold climate action that responds to the needs and realitiesof communities that are most vulnerable to climate change, with advocacy work strengthened by a renewed focus in 2022 on public engagement and public mobilisation. The overall goal for the BTBP campaign this year, which is to:1.Bring the public campaigning phase of Behind the Barcodes/Price to a close, by showcasing the overall work of the campaign and sharing with the publics we have mobilised over the years what change their contributions have made. This will be through case studies and summarising the wins of the campaign, to show that public campaigning works and has a really big impact. This moment will also be used to reveal to supermarkets where they have moved on Oxfam's scorecard and show them the gaps that still exist and where they need to keep making changes. It will be the start of the public monitoring of their commitments they have made through the campaign. Therefore, this is the time we shift into the implementation phase of the campaign.2.Forward planning, through research, reflection and planning what is next in food system campaigning work. Given the contexts we are facing with pandemics, unrest and the climate crisis continuing, we will work with allies to establish the next meaningful intervention we canmake together, to address the inequality in the food system.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam International was formed in 1995 by a group of independent non-governmental organizations. Their aim was to work together forgreater impact on the international stage to reduce poverty and injustice. The name "Oxfam" comes from the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, founded in Britain in 1942. The group campaigned for food supplies to be sent through an allied naval blockade to starving women and children in enemy-occupied Greece during the Second World War. As well as becoming a world leader in the delivery of emergency relief, Oxfam International implements long-term development programs in vulnerable communities. We are also part of a global movement, campaigning with others, for instance, to end unfair trade rules, demand better health and education services for all, and to combat climate change. Today, there are 19 member organizations of the Oxfam International confederation. They are based in: Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Ireland, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Quebec, South Africa, Spain and the United States. The Oxfam International Secretariat is based in Oxford, UK. The Secretariat runs advocacy offices in Addis Ababa, Brussels, Geneva, New York and Washington DC.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to life and security37000 15000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)15000Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib10000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)10000Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib12000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)12000Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam NovibCompanies (local, national and international) avoid doing harm and/or adopt credible policies and practices that advance (gendered) climate justice and promote and protect rights relevant to land and natural resources.cases of policy changes made by companies (in part) as a result of influencing activities supportedcases of practice changes made by companies (in part) as a result of influencing activities supportedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-25:COOxfam NovibThis project involves a Country Case Study on Land Inequality, Climate Change and Food Security Nexus. The objective of this research is to gather evidence for a case study that will explore the inter-linkages between land inequality, climate change andfood security. The case study aims to provide an analysis to CSOs and communities, with a gender approach, on how land inequality manifestsin their country and how it is linked to and impacted by climate change and food security. It will provide the evidence base for advocacy with the national government and other stakeholders. It will feed into our ongoing work around land inequality and land and climate nexus. Land inequality is a key issue of Oxfam and we have been engaged in the land inequality initiative led by the International Land Coalition (ILC). In 2019, the ILC commenced the first phase of the land inequality initiative which focused on collective research that culminated in the launch of a flagship report Uneven Ground which is co-branded with Oxfam. The second phaseof this initiative intends to support advocacy and campaigning efforts at national and international level. It is expected thatthis research will contribute to the body of evidence available within the land inequality initiative for global level work onthe issue. It is also expected that the research solidifies land inequality as a core issue for Oxfam and link it with climate change which is one of the key priorities of Oxfam. Through the Tightening the Netreport, we explored how the net zero targets of governments and companies which are heavily reliant on using vast extents of lands in low-income countries to capture carbon emissions, would lead to an explosion in the demand for land, increasing land inequality and hunger. This research is expected to provide evidence on how this takes place on the ground. This project will contribute to Sida2GROW Pathway 3 work on land rights, and specificallyto towards the intermediary outcome 3.2 greater globalaccountability to uphold international benchmarks on land rights is built. This will be done through a research that will explore the inter-linkages between land inequality, climate change and food security, agreater understanding of which will enable civilsociety organisations to advocate with their national governments for required legal and policy change and accountability.Oxfam NovibIntermon Oxfam ColombiaOxfam Colombia is a Southern affiliate. It is committed to the values, mission and vision of the organization that unite their experiences, skills, knowledge, links and ethical sense to mobilize efficiently and tangibly the action of OCO, contributing tothe transformations that the country demands so that life in peace is possible, with dignity, justice, equality and access to rights. Women are at the heart of OCO work. Oxfam Colombia is a feminist organization committed to life and sustainable coexistence with the environment. It contributes to the construction of peace in Colombia from the territories, with the leadership of women and civil society organizations to overcome inequalities and guarantee social, gender and climate justice in the country. OCO's commitment is to the victims of the armed conflict, to the popular, diverse, migrant, rural and urban women (youth, peasant, indigenous and Afro-descendant), and to feminist, mixed and human rights women's organizations that work tirelessly for the exercise of their full citizenship.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands ColombiaThe right to life and security12000 8400 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)8400Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAIntermon Oxfam Colombia3600 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)3600Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAIntermon Oxfam ColombiaCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingNL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-26:TLOxfam NovibThis project will conduct research into loss and damage on community land as a result of climatic disasters, which is an under researched area in Timor-Leste. Through conducting focus groups in three Municipalities with local land experts, interviews with climatechange impacted community members and local Government, the research will serve as a catalyst for future projects to lobby the Timor-Leste Government to develop mechanisms to support community members impacted by climatic disasters on community land, as well as support influencing at COP27. This project contributes to the Oxfam International outcome of: “Civil society in at least one country are mobilized to advocate for secure land rights of local communities using improved knowledge of the interrelations between land inequality, climate change and food security”. Timor-Leste is particularly vulnerable to climate-related hazards including floods, drought, cyclones, and earthquakes, with forecasts suggesting these are likely to increase in severity and frequency due to climate change. Flooding between the 29th of March and the 4th of April in 2021 resulted in an estimated US$307.7 million in loss and damage, affecting over 31,000 households, as well as damage to community land that was being depended on by local communities for farming andlivelihoods (Source: Household and Building Damage Assessment of Floods in Timor-Leste”, UNDP, Timor-Leste, 30 November 2021). Thisevent followed flooding in 2020 that impacted 9,131 individuals and drought in 2016 that impacted 120,000 individuals (source: Timor-Leste Country Profile, Climate Change Knowledge Portal, World Bank Group). Many communities depend on community land for agriculture to sustain their livelihoods, but there is currently no Government mechanism in Timor-Leste that provides support in response to loss and damage for impacted communities as a result of climatic disasters, and whilst land use surveys have been conducted in the past, the extent of the damage from the floods in 2021 has still not been fully assessed. This project will conduct research in threeMunicipalities in Timor-Leste including Dili (community land), Covalima (community land) and Lautem (national park land) which havebeen chosen as representing the West, Central and Eastern regions. A consultant will be recruited to identify community members with knowledge on community land use and loss and damage in each Municipality, to participate in focus group discussions to identify community land use changes between January 2018 and December 2021. In order to raise awareness of loss and damage as a result of climate change on community land and its implications on community members, interviews will also be conducted with affected community members to develop case studies. The consultant will also conduct interviews with local government stakeholders in each Municipality (Minister of Justice, Land and Property, Civil Protection, Ministry of Agriculture) to assess existing laws related to the community land (including land titles) early warning systems employed as well as existing policies related to loss and damage.Oxfam NovibOxfam Australia-Oxfam in East TimorTimor-Leste covers the eastern part of the island of Timor, plus the small island of Atauro, the uninhabited JacoIsland, and the geographically separate enclave district of Oecusse in the western part of the island, surrounded by Indonesian West Timor. Timor-Leste regained independence in 2002 following 24 years of Indonesian occupation, preceded by over 450 years of Portuguese colonialism. Despite its violent past, the country has remained relatively peaceful over the last ten years. Oxfam in Timor-Leste (OiTL) is part of a global movement fighting inequality, poverty and injustice. Oxfam has supported Timor-Leste since 1974,through projects and programs managed by Community Aid Abroad/Oxfam Australia, Oxfam Hong Kong, Oxfam New Zealand and Oxfam Great Britain. OiTL's 2021−2025 country strategy began its development in late 2019. In early 2021, OiTL established a joint taskforce to begin revising an earlier draft through a series of core staff ideas workshops. Teams for gender, climate and economies reworked the draft and, after further discussion, the taskforce accepted the recommendations. OiTL adapted itsvision and values, added country context and asked a facilitator to conduct development workshops with key partners, allies and networks. Their feedback was added to the country strategy and we received input from Oxfam in Asia, our regional platform, Oxfam Australia. OiTL’s 2021−2025 Country Strategy is embedded in the four pillars of the Global Strategic Framework (GSF). Policy and decision-making processes that provide safe and open spaces for civic participation are paramount to a democratic system. As an INGO with a partnership approach, OiTL will work with government stakeholders, networks, allies, communities and people to promote participation and inclusion. OiTL's new Resource and Advocacy Centre is at the core of its influencing work. Through the centre and other platforms, it will create safe spaces that link people with policymakers to engage in and advocate for long-term solutions. In line with the GSF, influencing via a range of strategies is an integral part of OiTL’s programming. Its strategies are complementary and intertwined. Gender justice is central to the OiTL strategic plan. It is a primary target and is integrated into our goals for climate justice and just economies. The changing climate affects the most vulnerable and impacts the goal of just economies. To gain positive economic outcomesOiTL must first overcome genderedbarriers. Achieving just economies involves local, national and global advocacy and influencing. Its work on the climate crisis focuses on policy change. In 2012, Oxfam in Timor-Leste began changing its programming approach from direct to indirect implementation through partners. Local partners are in a better position to implement programs given their proximity to communities and knowledge of the local context and dynamics.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East TimorThe right to life and security14819 14819 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)14819Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Australia-Oxfam in East TimorIncreased political will of government decision-makers, legislators, private sector actors and other influential stakeholder to adopt policies and practices that advance climate justice, and promote & protect rights relevant to land and natural resources.cases of supportive statements or actions by key stakeholderscases stakeholders making supportive statementscases of media reports about climate justice issues and/or land rightsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-28:UGOxfam NovibAcross Africa, communities, countries, and entire ecosystems are paying the price of global climate inaction. We are witnessing theeco-system collapse at a scale never seen before and the depletion of natural resources – the soil, water, and air humankind needs to survive – beyond the point of possible regeneration. But it doesn’t need to be this way. In Uganda in particular, climate change is causing unprecedented disasters that have resulted in colossal losses and damages including loss of lives. In November 2022 COP27will take place in Sharm-el-Sheikh, Egypt, and Oxfam will strive to ensure that political and financial commitments are met to meetthe high ambitions expressed in the last COP26 in Glasgow. Oxfam will push for a more inclusive and gender-transformative process in which action to respond to this existential threat happens when and where needed, which sees big emitters taking on their fair share of the burden by cutting emissions and helping pay for the climate response. This initiative will align with the objectives of the Oxfam advocacy strategy and contribute to the achievement of that, especially by ensuring that the voices of those most impacted by climate change are heard, through mobilizations, media, digital and financial support. The Caravan in Uganda is part of the Africapre-cop27 caravan that will facilitate citizens’ participation in policy spaces at national, regional and global levels to show howwomen and youth are leading their communities to become more resilient; where farmers are adapting their practices to protect food security and biodiversity; how indigenous groups are protecting eco-systems from collapse and how communities are finding ways to deal with the impacts of a crisis they are in no way responsible for. The people who are most impacted yet least responsible have something to say about it and governments across the world have a duty of care to listen and act. The Caravans to COP27 will support these groups in Uganda to be heard and push for action on adaptation and mitigation. Overall change objective: Ensure the inclusion and engagement of communities most affected by climate change (women, youth, indigenous peoples) in the UNFCCC negotiation process (for instance on adaptation, loss and damage, agriculture etc.) What? The Caravan to COP27 aims to connect people in Uganda and beyond. It is a movement of people (youth, women, and CSO actors). It’s a call for climate justice, justice for those least responsible, and most affected by climate change who are also the source of climate solutions and resilience leaders. The Caravan wants to see justice for those who suffer because of global climate inaction. The Caravan to COP27 is a way to mobilize, engage, connect and gatherperspectives and ideasof indigenous peoples, women, youth, farmers, grassroots communities, and natural resource movements. It’s away to engage and influence local and national decision-makers. It’s a way to bring the voices of those impacted by climate change like childrenand youth into the COP27 and will host a side event to share these perspectives. How? By supporting civil society to participate to get involved; supporting voices in the run-up to COP (eg. through the caravan); capacity building; lobbying with allieslike Women, Youth and Gender Constituency, and the African feminist taskforce for women and youth delegates to be part of government delegations to be heard by the parties engaged in the negotiation process. The multi-stakeholders-organized Caravan running underthe concept of African climate caravans will ensure that community members/citizens are present at the meeting and have an opportunity to influence the discussions around the declaration. Oxfam is playing a facilitator role as we are building andstrengthening existing movements across the continent by bringing them into this initiative and using our networks and influence to amplify their voices. Children, Youth, and Women’s involvement The climate crisis has exposed children, youth, and womenon every continent to a greater risk of more destructive climate hazards, from heatwaves and droughts to floods, and landslides as well as an increase in pollution levels. The youth have been identified to lead this process and they are participating in providing interactive activities with all the young people across the Caravan journey to make sure that the voices of young people and women are heard at the Climate Change Summit (COP27) in Egypt. This youth-led initiative is a huge and comprehensive collective effort to advance environmental education and climate action for future generations. It is against this background that Oxfam in Uganda has identified Youth Go Green as a partner to organize and lead the Uganda Climate Caravan (UCC) with various activities during its journey. In essence, the Caravan roving the country would encourage young people to be fully engaged in the climate discussions and pave way for COP27 scheduled for November in Sharm El Sheikh. The Caravan’s agenda is to: Focus on hearing and amplifying people’s experiences, sharing solutions, learning from good practices, and influencing local and national governments. Specifically, the goals of the Caravans are to:  Mobilize local communities -including youth movements for climate justice and demand increased mobilization from African governments at COP27to address climate challenges in Africa.  Highlight the impacts of climate change on African communities and their environment  Highlight climate solutions integrated withtheir traditional and local knowledge.  Create a learning community of a) good practices and nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation, b) training of youth on climate negotiations in order to prepare them for participation in COY17 and COP27  Increase African citizen pressure on national governments and on international negotiations at COP27 to better take into account their realities, priorities, and aspirations. Youth Go Green will lead the caravan through the following activities; 1.Caravan routing from Kampala to Mbale through Palisa 2. Hold Climate marches in Palisa and Mbale 3. Engage youth in tree planting drive 4. Organise a Climate Change pre - Cop27 Dialogue. 5. Hold a pre- COP 27 Lobby meeting with Key stakeholders includingnational Negotiators Methodology The Caravans are being designed and led by national Caravan Steering Committees made up of people knowledgeable about diverse communities' experience of climate impacts and who are responding with solutions. TheCaravans will first travel within each country. In October, the national caravans will last up to 10 days. In Uganda, along the route of eastern Uganda, they will stop at places where the impacts of climate change can be experienced and where solutions thatare being led by communities can be found. They will build awareness of communities' perspectives and open opportunities to influence local authorities and central government. An equipped van will be led a team of young people traveling from Kampala, Jinja, via Pailsa up to Mbale city where the final caravan activities will climax. In Sharm Al Sheik the Caravans will host a side event at the COP27 to engagedecision-makers and allies and encourage the sharing of experiences, ideas, and knowledgecollected through the Caravans.Oxfam NovibYouth Go Green1. HISTORY Why, when and by whom was the organisation founded? Explain the principal stages the organisation has been through and the major changes it has undergone, including changes in integrating gender.  Youth Go Green is the leading youth-led organization advancing climate action in Uganda. It was founded by Edwin Muhumuza in 2016 as an Umbrella organization of young people that are engaged in climate change, resilience, green growth, environment protection, SDGs, and youth empowerment-related activities in Uganda. Youth Go Green has a network and membership of over 500,000 youth members across the country in universities, schools, and youth-ledCBOs, CSOs, where 65% are female. These include; volunteers, trainees, support staff, and the technical team at the secretariat.  In 2017, Youth Go-Green (YGG) registered and acquired NGO status by the NGO Bureau under the Ministry of Internal Affairs and acquired a work permit No. 12738 to operate countrywide as a civil society NGO. It is also registered with the Registrar of Companies and was incorporated on the 16th day of September 2016 with a certificate of incorporation No.228811 in line with section 18(3) of the Company’s Act cap No.1/2012. 2. ACHIEVEMENTS What have been the principal resultsin the past three years that contribute to significant, structural, sustained and positive improvement in the lives of men, women, girls and boys suffering from poverty, injustice, insecurity and exclusion? • Effectively Mobilized and engaged more than twenty thousand youth across the country to participate in various climate change, environmental, and Sustainable Development Interventions. Mobilization of youth and communities to engage in biodiversity conservation activities such as tree planting, waste recycling for charcoal briquettes and provision of clean and safe water, implementation of water for production projects in collaboration with the Ministry of Water and Environment, National Forestry Authority (NFA) and other partners. • Building capacity and Mentoring Young Climate negotiators under the Global Climate Change processes that include training, dialogues and negotiations during Subsidiary Body meetings and Conference of the Parties organized by under the auspices of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) with support of Uganda Government, UNDP, andother Development partners. • Since 2016 have organized Six (6) National level and African level Youth Conferences on climate change and its linkages with the SDGsin Uganda mainly funded by Government, UNDP and FAO. This regional conference brought together more than 1,000 African Youth in a single space of discussion on challenges, opportunities and prospects in advancing solutions to climate change, Biodiversityconservation and SDGs. • Secured and Signed a five-year Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Waterand Environment for meaningful empowerment of Youth in Climate Change, wetland restoration, and Green livelihood improvement. • Under Innovative Youth Engagement in waste management, more than 250 Youth were trained and skilled in strengthening Behavioral change among youth to control the spread of COVID 19 and its fatality with a focus on adherence to SOPs in institutions and communities including effective waste management in Kampala and Gulu city. • Organized successful Youth-led policy advocacy, and dialogues on climate change in partnership and with support from key development partners such as OXFAM, UNDP, WWF, SEATIN, and Disaster Reduction andPreparedness Department in the Office of the Prime Minister tackling climate-induced disasters through youth engagement. For instance, a youth position paper and policy briefs were recently presented to the Climate Committee of Parliament contributing to the recent Climate change act and bill. • Recently planted over 15,000 bamboos for Restoration of River Rwizi trees with support from WWF aspart of a biodiversity conservation campaign. • Youth Go Green launched Go-Green clubs in primary and secondary schools as well as chapters in Universities. These interventions are meant to create awareness of climate change mitigation and adaptation measures, advocacy, and waste recycling for charcoal briquettes production among others. 3. INSTITUTIONAL PURPOSE Mission: “Empower and engage young people in pursuance of low-carbon socio-economic development pathway” Institutional objectives: • To identify and mobilize young people and communities for participation in the organization’s Thematic areas. • To equip young people with appropriate information, knowledge, and skills. • To build the capacity of youth in advocacy and lobbying. • To ensure inclusion/mainstreaming ofResilience in all relevant laws, policies, guidelines, regulations, and institutional arrangements. • To establish partnerships andnetworks with Government and other development partners and institutions to support and strengthen youth engagement and participation. • To engage and include the young people in environmentally friendly and disaster risk reduction interventions. • To mobilize requisite and adequate resources to fulfill the organization’s mission. • To promote and support national and international initiatives for the achievement of SDGs and climate change action • To ensure inclusion of gender and inter-generational equity in all efforts. • To promote good governance and protection of rights of all stakeholders Field(s) of activity: What are the principal thematic and geographic areas in which the organization works?  Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation  Biodiversity Conservation <(>&<)> DRR  Green Growth and Energy Transition  Innovation and Advocacy  Youth skilling and Empowerment 4. STRATEGIC POSITIONING Analyse the environment in which the organisation works? Who are the other relevant social actors, including government and business, and what roles do they play? ' In this context, what is unique about the position of the organisation? Youth Go Green is currently developing her 5year Strategic Plan which is intended to build staff awareness and capacity on youth-related issues. The Strategy aims to facilitate increased impact and expanded global, regional, and country-level action to address the needs, and advance therightsof young people in all their diversity, and ensure their engagement and meaningful participation in the implementation, review, andfollow-up of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development as well as other relevant global and country agendas and frameworks.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to life and security24591 24591 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)24591Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAYouth Go Greenincrease people’s voice in decisions on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and markets.Women raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsall met during the project periodAchieved as plannedMen raise their voice on policies on agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsAll met as plannedAchieved as plannedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-29:NPOxfam NovibThis is a FPIC Research follow-up/advocacy strategy. Oxfam together with Community Self Reliance Centre (CSRC), and with research by Dr. Navin Rai, examinedthe International Finance Corporation’s (IFC) and FMO’s (Dutch Development Bank) implementation ofits Free,Prior and Informed Consent commitment at the Upper Trishuli-1hydroelectric project.IFC is the lead arranger ofthe debt package for the UT-1 project involving eight other lenders among them the Dutch Development Bank, FMO. The financing is provided to the privately-owned Nepal Water and Energy Development Company (NWEDC) that is majority owned by the Korean Southeast Power Corporation.The research assessed and compared the extent to which the NWEDC’s interpretation of FPIC aligns with best practice and the Oxfam definitionof FPIC, and whether NWEDC behavior and process aligns with FPIC requirements as defined in IFC’s performance standards 7 on indigenous peoples. IFC’s performance standards 7 on indigenous peoples will be the primary standard against which FPIC implementation will be evaluated, since FMO has adopted IFC’s performance standards. This researchprovided communities with the opportunity to expresstheir views on howagreement-making with communitieshas taken place, how consent has been reached, and how FPIC has been implemented. Documenting and sharing lessons learned with stakeholders nationally and globally is key in improvingthe situation for the affected communities of the Trishuli dam, as well asFPIC practices in Nepal, and around the world. This report follows and builds on research, carried out by LAHURNIPin 2017,in Rasuwa District. This research highlighted key concerns from communities related to inadequateconsultation and engagement in decision making. In 2018 in a three-monthperiod, an FPIC process took place, even though we can challenge the fact that the Free and Prior components were already violated, as land was acquired already back in 2011 and 2012. This research contributes to Oxfam’s work on FPIC and financial institutions under the SIDA2GROW plan focusing on Leveraging progress within one IFI to encourage more IFIs to follow suit, with a specific emphasis on strengthening policy and/or practice regarding FPIC andmeaningful consultation for Indigenous Peoples and/or Local communities.Oxfam NovibCommunity Self Reliance CentreCommunity Self Reliance Centre (CSRC) was established in March 1993 in Sindhupalchowk District as a social organization that has campaigned more than a quarter of a century for comprehensive agrarian reform and the land rights of working farmer and tillers. Through this time, CSRC has worked to organize and raise consciousness amongst those deprived of land rights, build public opinion in favor of progressive land reform, and conduct action research related to land and agrarian issues. Today, it is regarded as a nationalresource organization concerned with land rights. CSRC has established a presence across Nepal’s mountains, hills, and plains, in more than two-thirds of the nation’s districts and has currently maintained working relations with communities and local governments in all of these places. CSRC is committed to the belief that social inclusion and participatory democracy must be strengthened at the roots of society. Now and into the future, CSRC’s activities, plans, and campaigns will be driven by the goals of a pro-people system of land management, and a sustainable, organic, and ecofriendly agrarian practice. Its vision is to a prosperous, democratic, and equitable Nepal where land management is just and agrarian practices are sustainable. Its mission is to establish the rights of the landless, peasants, and working farmers, to contribute to the establishment of a justice-based land system and sustainable agrarian practice. Each and every CSRC initiative, task, and campaign is inspired and directed by core values of social and ecological justice. These core principles form the basis for the rules and norms followed by the executive board, and CSRC believes it is also important that they are reflected in the behavior and everyday practice of its members, staff, and campaigners.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NepalThe right to a sustainable livelihood27235 -950914555 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)14555Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDACommunity Self Reliance Centre3171 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)3171Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDACommunity Self Reliance Centre<dummy outcome indicator>pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sector<dummy outcome indicator>cases of private sector actors adopting and/or implementing gender sensitive policies promoting small scale producers landrights and their access to water (following Oxfam/partners actions) - DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-30:XGOxfam NovibClimate 2025 Ltd will be pre-funding Fridays for Future MAPA (Most Affected People and Areas). Climate 2025 Ltd provides infrastructure and capacity-building support to high-potential emerging movements. It's programme includes Fiscal hosting. Fridaysfor Future MAPA (Most Affected People and Areas) is an international collective made up of climate justice activists from around 60 countries in the Global South (Latin America, Asia, Africa, and Oceania) as well as some Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) from Global North countries. Our mission is to create a platform to strategically empower and amplify the voices of those who have been historically ignored, highlighting the fight for Climate Justice of the most vulnerable communities and changing the eurocentric and colonial narrative that climate activism has been portrayed to have. Therefore, it is essential for our mission to be present in the spaces where climate decisions are made. That is why this year we’ll bring together a delegation of 75 people from all MAPA regions to attend the Conference of the Parties 27 (COP27) in Sharm El-Sheik in Egypt, which will take place during November 6 - 17.Oxfam NovibClimate 2025 LtdSince Climate 2025 was founded in April 2020, we have grown our team, expanded our offerings, served more and more movements, and learnt a lot. Through all this, our core mission has not changed: activating and amplifying an ecosystem of movements working for urgent systemic change in response to the climate and ecological emergency. The geopolitical landscape has shifted at an alarming rate in many countries towards fascism, yet devastatingly slow to embed and enforce realistic environmental policies and regulations across the globe. There has never been more need for citizen engagement: to stand up courageously against corruption and poor leadership. 2021 saw flaccid ambition at COP26 in Glasgow, continued suffering for those most affected, and the realisation of past scientificpredictions: our unstable climate has intensified extreme weather events causing chaos within communities and crop productions. A surge of youth-led activism has kept our optimism resolute, and we are honoured to work in this space, providing movements with the support they need, to achieve the impact that is essential for humanity to survive. At Climate 2025, we provide infrastructure and capacity-building support to high-potential emerging movements. Climate 2025 offers: 1. Capacity Building 2. Access to Funding 3. Fiscal hosting 4. Ecosystem mapping 5. Stakeholder Engagement Each of these programmes work in tandem, enabling us to refresh the movement ecosystem by amplifying new ideas and faces, activate movements through fiscal hosting, access to funding and capacity building, and, amplify movements through ecosystem mapping and stakeholder engagement.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to life and security2900 19763 2900 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)2900Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAClimate 2025 Ltd19763 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 19763Oxfam GB funding with back donorClimate 2025 Ltd534Oxfam GB funding with back donor-534 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-534Unders/overspending Donor FundsCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedcitizens who took action on climate justice.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-31:KEOxfam NovibPELUM Kenya has been participating in Climate Change COP discussions and has a key thematic area on climate change in its current strategic plan 2021 to 2026. PELUM Kenya works closely with climate change actors in Kenya, regionally and continental and is a member of PACJA, AFSA among other like-minded organizations. PELUM Kenya has been participating at national level COP 27 preparatory meetings and is a member of the agriculture sector working group. PELUM Kenya has also been participating in the Africa caravanners online planning meetings and therefore well connected with like-minded partners. This is an initiative to mobilize Kenya citizenry voices to demand climate justice and more so in the areas of agriculture and climate change investments. Food security is a key sector in Africa’s zeal for climate adaptation, resilience and mitigation and therefore need for crucial attention. This will include a focus on the principles and practices of agriculture that are adaptive to climate change among small holder farmers. The initiative is aimed at influencing COP 27 decisions and will include a series of activities in Kenya such as media influencing, workshops, press releases, and will culminate in participation in COP 27 side events. The initiative will be well aligned and coordinated with a similar approach of COP 27 Africa caravanners. Despite an insignificant responsibility for climate change, African communities bear a disproportionate burden of its impacts compared to most regions of the world.While COP 26 in Glasgow failed to recognize Africa as a region with special needs and circumstances, and adaptation still remains marginal in global efforts to combat climate change, Africancommunities and their representatives intend to seize the opportunity of COP 27 to continue their fight for climate justice. PELUMKenya in its mandate works with small scale farmers who form a large portion of population in African context to defend the rights of communities in the face of the climate crisis, is committed to being a catalyst for the demands of African peoples on adaptation,climate finance, loss and damage, and mitigation. The caravans, which will be conducted in different parts of Kenya will constitutea unique community mobilization that will engage indigenous peoples', women's, youth and grassroots movements. Their objectives will be to: i) Mobilize local communities -including youth and women movements -for climate justice and demand increased mobilization from African governments at COP27to address climate challenges in Africa, ii) Highlight the important role agriculture plays in addressing climate change and therefore call for attention to agro-ecology in climate change discourse and investment in African continent, iii) Highlight the impacts of climate change on African communities and their environment and livelihoods among small scale farmers, iv) Highlight agriculture related climate smart solutions integrated with their traditional and local knowledge, v) Create an inter-communitylearning chain of good practices and nature-based solutions for climate change adaptation, as well as training of youth on climate negotiations in order to prepare them for participation in COY 17 and COP 27 vi) Increase African citizen pressure on theirnational governments and on international negotiations at COP27 to better take into account their realities, priorities and aspirations.Oxfam NovibPELUM KenyaParticipatory Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM) Kenya is a national network which currently comprises of 57Member Organizations (MOs). PELUM Kenya works with its Member Organizations to promote ecological land use principles and management practicesfor improved livelihoods among small scale farmers and pastoralists in Kenya. PELUM Kenya network is part of the larger PELUM Association which is in 12 African Countries.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to life and security10000 10000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)10000Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAPELUM KenyaEmpowered women, men and (indigenous) communities promote, claim and defend their rights in relation to climate justice, natural resources and land rights.women that speak out, take action and claim their rights as a result of activities supported by Oxfam or partners.men that speak out, take action and claim their rights as a result of activities supported by Oxfam or partners.human rights defenders protected by Oxfam/partners and/or able to continue their workNL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-32:25Oxfam NovibThis project will support the International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion (ICJAO) campaign led by Pacific Islands Students Fighting Climate Change (PISFCC). PISFCC is a youth-led organisation whose members are students from the Pacific Island countries. The 27th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC COP27) being held in November 2022 is the most significant remaining opportunity for PISFCC to advance its campaign goals. PISFCC aims to achieve maximum impact at UNFCCC COP27 with the aim of gaining and reinforcing the support of a majority of UNGA member states for Vanuatu’s resolution for an International Court of Justice Advisory Opinion (ICJAO) on climate change. Once the ICJ takes an advisory case, it invites all states to make written submissions. Any small state that wanted to take a position could readily find NGOs and academics that would be very happy to draft submissions for it at no charge. So the ICJ would be flooded with detailed briefs and factual statements. PISFCC spearheadsthe global civil society campaign supporting the ICJAO and so it is essential for us to have a strong presence at UNFCCC COP27. A strong contingent will enable us to contribute many significant inputs throughout the event. PISFCC is planning attendance at COP27 for our three campaigners, six members of our executive committee, and four ordinary members. PPISFCC aims to organise two side events at COP27, as follows: Side Event One will be held in the Youth Pavilion (inside the Blue Zone). The speakers at the event will be government officials representing different geographic regions from states who have self-identified as “ICJAO Champions”. The theme for discussion at the event will be the question that Vanuatu is proposing the UNGA should ask the ICJ, viewed from the perspective of supportive governments. Side EventTwo (Greenzone). The speakers at this event will be youth representatives on the ICJAO campaign from different regions around the world. This event will see youth speak on their interest in the ICJAO campaign and their perspectives on the legal question.The conclusion of this event will be followed by a youth reception that will be explained below. Deliverables for the side events: ● At least 40 people will attend each event including several high-level government officials. ● Video recordings will be available and they will be live streamed. ● Content generated from these events will be used in our targeted socialmedia campaigns to maintain momentum in the digital space. Based on past experience we anticipate that all PISFCC members will be offered opportunities to speak at other side events on an ad hoc basis – at COPs many planned speakers are unable to attend and organisers often welcome a “Pacific youth perspective”. CCOP27 offers an excellent opportunity to build the capacity of the PISFCC team,all of whom are passionate about using their skills and knowledge to prevent and respond to climate change. They have each demonstrated their passion by being active in local climate movements. PISFCC campaigners understand from past experience that there is no better way to up-skill a young climate professional than by attending and participating in a UNFCCC COP. PISFCC therefore aims to useCOP27 – in addition to progressing our immediate goals – to develop skills among key individuals, to provide them with experience in real negotiations, and offer training enabling them to participate, contribute and represent at the highest political forums on climate change. Recalling that our team are all members of state delegations, they will participatein formal negotiations with each following a specific thematic area that is of interest to them (adaptation, mitigation, loss and damage, oceans, finance, agriculture,technology transfer, etc). Our members will assist negotiators, produce meeting notes and briefs, conduct research, and attend group meetings and strategy sessions. The training noted above will be specifically tailored for PISFCC COPattendees and will be presented on November 5-6.Oxfam NovibOxfam in PacificOxfam in the Pacific - part of the global Oxfam confederation working towards a just world without poverty. Therefore, it is part of an international confederation of 18 organisations working with partners and local communities in 65 countries around the world. Oxfam in the Pacific was registered under the Charitable Trust Act in Suva, Fiji on 13th October 2015. The names of the trustees who signed on this date are Oxfam International, Oxfam Australia and Oxfam New Zealand. Oxfam in the Pacific ismade up of all Oxfam’swork in the Pacific region – including the Pacific platform based in Suva, Fiji, the country offices in Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu, and the work we do through distance management in the Polynesia/Micronesiaregion. Our vision is one where Pacific Island peoples are leading and shaping their own development and where their voices are heard and acted on by those in power.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Pacific RegionThe right to life and security15000 15000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)15000Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam in PacificIncreased political will of government decision-makers, legislators, private sector actors and other influential stakeholder to adopt policies and practices that advance climate justice, and promote & protect rights relevant to land and natural resources.cases of supportive statements or actions by key stakeholderscases stakeholders making supportive statementscases of media reports about climate justice issues and/or land rightsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05621-33:XGOxfam NovibThe objective of this project is to explore the impacts on forests, the climate and communities of bilateral and multilateral, and public and private climate finance for land-based projects that claim to bring climate change mitigation benefits. We will look in particular at large-scale biosequestration projects based on monoculture tree plantations and at projects that combine so-called sustainable livestock and forest restoration and conservation. Goal The ultimate goal of the project is to contribute to advocacy that ensures that ineffective and harmful multilateral and bilateral, and public and private climate finance is redirected instead towardscommunity-led and -governed conservation and restoration efforts, and other real solutions to the climate crisisOxfam NovibStichting Global Forest CoalitionThe mission of the Global Forest Coalition is to advocate for the conservation and restoration of forest ecosystems, through defending and promoting respect for the rights, territories, traditional knowledge and sustainable livelihoods of the Indigenous Peoples, local communities and women that co-exist with them. Protect real forests, and the people dependent on them. GFC strives for a world where forest ecosystems are protected through sustainable co-existence with the Indigenous Peoples and local communities that callforests home, and where the specific rights, roles, needs and aspirations of women are central to this. Protect the rights of forest peoples. The rights of Indigenous Peoples, local communities and women must be fully respected andupheld in all forest-related policies, and customary systems of forest governance and conservation, and the territorial rights to land of Indigenous Peoples and local communities, should be fully respected. Halt deforestation and biodiversity loss. Governments worldwide should comply with their commitment to halt deforestation and forest biodiversity loss, at the latest by 2020. The privatisation, commercialisation and deterioration of public policy, through public-private partnerships and other schemes, should be halted, and governments should guarantee the protection of human rights, particularly for vulnerable groups. Plantations are not forests. Forest conservation should focus on the preservation, restoration and sustainable use of forests, using indigenous species. Whereas, tree plantations must be excluded from the definition of forests especially where they are invasive, non-native, commercial and/or monocultures, and thus they arealso excluded from subsidies and other forms of financial support intended for reforestation and afforestation. Forests are not a commodity to be traded, forests are for life. The impacts of the consumption of wood and other forest products must be reduced to a minimum, with sustainable local use governed by local conservation practices prioritised instead. Forests are key to the climate crisis. Forest protection and restoration should be placed at the heart of climate regulation, to mitigate against the impacts of climate change and to protect biodiversityand halt desertification. Biodiversity through cultural diversity. The cultural diversity andtraditional knowledge of Indigenous Peoples, local communities and women is vital to biodiversity conservation and the protection of forest ecosystems and should therefore be protected, with an emphasis on inter-generational dialogue and the crucial role of youngpeople.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to life and security12640 6320 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)6320Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAStichting Global Forest Coalition6320 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)6320Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAStichting Global Forest CoalitionIncreased political will of government decision-makers, legislators, private sector actors and other influential stakeholder to adopt policies and practices that advance climate justice, and promote & protect rights relevant to land and natural resources.cases of supportive statements or actions by key stakeholderscases stakeholders making supportive statementscases of media reports about climate justice issues and/or land rightsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05625-02:MZOxfam NovibThe Economic and Social Justice Specific objective 3: Community rights related to natural resource exploitation and revenue expenditure are enforced through pro-poor legislation in line with relevant national and international legal frameworks. In general from the DANIDA project "Social and Economic Justice" we expect , in 2021, the following results : On Extractives : -National policy and practice regarding revenues from extractive and resettlement of affected communities are improved in design and implementation to ensure transparency, accountability and enforcement of community rights. On Local Governance : -Policy for local authority budgeting and execution is revised and implemented to facilitate effective citizen engagement for greater accountability to communities. ------------ To achieve these results the project will implement the following strategic activities (as stated in the project) : On Local Governance : 1. Support to participatory annual budgeting preparation processes in 2 districts. 2. Budget monitoring and documentation of variances between plans and spending and development of policy proposals on fair local budgeting. 3. Development of an advocacy strategy for the adoption of just local budgeting policy proposals Partners On Extractives : 4. Development and initiation of an advocacy strategy for the adoption of CSO proposals on the revenue sharing mechanism into the ongoing dialogue. Partners. 5. Monitorpolicy and implementation of resettlement plans in the Palma district to ensure a fair relocation process.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to a sustainable livelihood33273 83391 86731 93052 22534Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3043Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor7696Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor13629Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4916Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6789Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2898Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3143Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor9131Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5995Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3179Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3289Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4034Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor931Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5037Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor20419Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor24354Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3481Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor8538Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4818Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5903Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6890Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2695Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2518Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3758Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10675Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5727Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor7375Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2391Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2420Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4026Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3155Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4563Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4627Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5722Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3441Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4033Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor8225Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor17192Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor26931Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6327 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6327CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic3534 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3534CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-3752 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-3752CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) taking action to promote small scale producers land rights and their access to water (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) taking action to promote small scale producers land rights and their access to water (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)women taking action to promote small scale producers land rights and their access to water (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)men taking action to promote small scale producers land rights and their access to water (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)NL-KVK-27108436-A-05625-03:MZOxfam NovibThe counterpart project will contribute to the achievement of the objective 3 of the the project Economic and Social Justice related to : National policy and practice regarding revenues from extractive and resettlement of affected communities are improved in design and implementation to ensure transparency, accountability and enforcement of community rights. The counterpart project will also contribute to the OXFAM OCS outcome 3: Avoiding the resource Curse. The Counterpart (AMA) will focus on strengthening the grassroots community organizations (the Community Resettlement Committees) in the districts of Palma and Montepuez so that they, themselves, can be the real actors and protagonists in defending their rights related to the exploration ofnatural resources . To this end, AMA will carry out the following activities : training, monitoring and promote the network between grassroots community organizations (the resettlement committees) and the CSOs at the provincial and national level inorder to create a broader and stronger coalition for community rights . The main counterpart objectives for the 2018 partnership proposal are: 1. Improve and promote the Participation of community representatives in the monitoring of resettlementplans in the the district of Palma (natural Gas ) and Montepuez (minerals) 2. Training (capacity building) of "Community Resettlement Committees" for greater representativeness andeffective interaction with government and multinational decision-makers. 3. Promote Networking between communities (through Community Resettlement Committees) and civil society platforms and organizations for natural resources and extractives .Oxfam NovibAssociacão do Meio AmbienteAMA was original created in May 19, 1990 in the City of Pemba, Province of Cabo Delgado with the name of NUMA (Nucleus of the Environment) and was recognized and authorized to work by the Governor of the Province on January 31, 1991. In 2001 Its was registered asAMA - Associacão do Meio Ambiente . It is registered in the Bulletin of the Republic No 20, Series III , 16 May 2007. AMA main objective is to protect the Environment thorough the sustainable use of natural resources (including extractive resources) for the well being of communities. AMA uses massive education and promotes the inclusion of communities in the decision making process related to improving their lives. For the project partnership with OXFAM, AMA will work in the community rights related to the exploitation of natural resources in the district of Palma and Nhamanumbir , in Cabo Delgado .Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to a sustainable livelihood15625 25500 37500 50042 15625 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 15625Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociacão do Meio Ambiente18000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 18000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociacão do Meio Ambiente7500 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 7500Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociacão do Meio Ambiente37500 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 37500Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociacão do Meio Ambiente50042 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 50042Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociacão do Meio AmbienteIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) taking action to promote small scale producers land rights and their access to water (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) taking action to promote small scale producers land rights and their access to water (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)women taking action to promote small scale producers land rights and their access to water (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)men taking action to promote small scale producers land rights and their access to water (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)NL-KVK-27108436-A-05625-04:MZOxfam NovibNANA is a non-profit, private development legal entity with legal personality with administrative, financial and patrimonial autonomy. It gathers 32 young members of both sexes. The organization is of provincial scope, with its soothes in the City of Mocuba, street Robert Mugabe, founded the 14 of February of 1998. NANA and its partners work to ensure that human rights are respected, protected and fulfilled as the primary responsibility of the state. The NANA has a strategic plan (2016-2021). The vision of the organization is that NANA is an organization with recognized capacity and contributing to the sustainable socio-economic development of the country, to eradicate the poverty of the most vulnerable people with particular emphasis on woman and young girls at rural areas. The organization mission is to: I) Participate in decision-making processes and public policy debate; II) Support to vulnerable groups for the full enjoyment of their rights; III) Participation in the sustainable management of natural resources and preservation of the environment; IV) Support the capacity development of community-based organizations working within the NANA mission and vision. NANA has a track record of partnering with Oxfam IBIS since 2013. The partnership agreement consists of strengthening its thematic and constitutional competencies as well as financial support to develop activities that contribute to strengthening the voices of rural men and women in the sense of know and demand their basic rights. Particularly for this project, NANA will work with rural youth groups, women and girls outside the school system, providing an opportunity for access to information and a non-formal education model that will enable them to solve their own problems and concerns as well as community problems. This education model, in addition to focusing on leteracy and counting, integrates educational content that includes aspects of gender and human rights. NANA will continue to promote local public hearings, where citizens have the opportunity to present the findings of social audits in the process of monitoring the financial performance of the education sector. In relation to the project Economic and Social Justice NANA will contribute to the following areas: - Organize social audits related to education and health sector in the district and municipality of Mocuba. - Organize district and municipality "Public Hearings"as to influence decision makers to improve public services in the districtand municipality of Mocuba. This objective is aligned with one of the objectives of the ESJ project that states: #Local policies and budgets reflect the priorities of the communities in Mocuba district in quantity and quality of public services provided as well as in more transparentand accountable budgeting.Oxfam NovibNANA - Ass. for Development SupportNANA- Association for Development Support, is a non-profit, private development legal entity with legal personality with administrative, financial and patrimonial autonomy. It gathers 32 young members of both sexes. The organization is of provincial scope, with its soothes in the City of Mocuba, street Robert Mugabe, founded the 14 of February of 1998. The NANA actions are developed in the Districts of Mocuba, Lugela and Alto Molócuè. NANA began its activities in the City of Mocuba through a nucleus of students from theMocuba Secondary School who were concerned about environmental problems. Over the last few years NANA has expanded its base of intervention, covering, in addition to the environmental area, the areas of Health, HIV / AIDS, Education, child support and protection and Good Governance. In its intervention NANA also prioritizes the interaction and capacity building of other Civil Society Organizations at the local level. NANA and its partners work to ensure that human rights are respected, protected and held as the primary responsibility of the state. The NANA has a strategic plan (2016-2021) and two statutes, one published in the Bulletin of the Republic, third series: NANA-Nucleus of Friends of Nature and Environment and another thatrepeals the first, which is in the process of itspublication where the NANA appears as a Development Support Organization, approved by the organization's General Assembly on February 14, 2013.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to social and political participation20000 25500 30000 30000 20000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 20000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development Support18000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 18000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development Support7500 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 7500Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development Support30000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 30000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development Support30000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 30000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorNANA - Ass. for Development SupportIncreased citizens voice: by 2020 an increased # of people (M/F) take action against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments following Oxfam /partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: by 2020 an increased # of people (M/F) take action against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments following Oxfam /partners actions.women take action against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments following Oxfam /partners actions.men take action against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments following Oxfam /partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05625-05:MZOxfam NovibCIP has come to monitor reduced tax issues for non-general extractive sector projects and gas sector in particular. The results of the study including all the relevant documents are simplified and shared with the communities in Cabo Delgado province and other places to ensure that people have the information to demand accountability. CIP is working with the provincial government and provincial assembly bringing good results in terms of good debate and management improvement. For the purpose of this project, CIP will lead activities geared towards mobilizing local actors in timely reporting of incidents, capacity building, mediation and influencing. The action operates in selected extractive and conflict affected communities, districts and provinces. These areas incorporate the synergy between conflict and extraction that the call is aiming to mediate. The main target groups are the existing organized groups of civil society, government and private sector stakeholders mentioned as subjects to the activities and listed here: civil society organizations, community based organizations and local structures, including community resettlement committees, councils of traditional authorities etc.; government stakeholders, which include the provincial governments of Sofala, Cabe Delgado and Inhambane and district governments of Palma, Montepuez and Inhassaoro; Extractive Industry companies. CIP has their feet on the ground in the proposed implementing areas.Oxfam NovibCENTRO DE INTEGRIDADE PÚBLICACIP was founded in 2005 as a NGO working on Good Governance, Transparency and Integrity and has since developed research, campaigning and lobbying on the themes of Decentralization and Local Governance, Elections and Political Funding, Fiscal Transparency, Procurement, Social Control, Oversight and Anti-Corruption, Foreign Aid and Dependence, Monitoring Anti-Poverty Programming, Extractive Industries and Forestry. The organization is funded through a common fund, with participation of sixpartners (Switzerland, Denmark, Norway, Oxfam Novib, IBIS and DFID). CIP is a recognized actor in civil society at national and international level. He is a member of the G20 and Forum de Monitoria de Orcamento. CIP participates in movements and is affiliated with Transparency International. CIP is also working with IBP, IIED, CSA, Publish What You Pay Platform and Global Integrity. CIP participated as a partner in the needs assessment with the Centre for Economic Governance and AIDS in Africa (CEGAA) for preparation of the project "Participatory Budget Monitoring and Tracking Resource for Health and HIV / AIDS", a project implemented in Mozambique, Zambia, Zimbabwe <(>&<)> Malawi. CIP is actually leading the National Platform of Natural Resources and Extractive Industryand is one of the CSO members of the EITI MSG from Mozambique, playing a very important role in the extractive sector in Mozambique.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to social and political participation20000 20000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 20000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCENTRO DE INTEGRIDADE PÚBLICAWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05627-02:PSOxfam NovibPARC will lead on Coaching/Capacity building, business planning),Mapping and gap assessment social enterprises/business ( analysis and research , networking with local Universities),Business linkages to revive/support the concept of social enterprises/businesses among coop members at national level (annual meetings for coop and social business),Study  for revising of the legal environment/ policies and procedures at national level,MACRO Regional experience exchange with other consortia members ( Morocco, Tunisia, Jordan ) to promote mutual learning and capacity building of national and regional administration in putting in place comprehensive strategies for support , promotion  and financing of social enterprises , especially via structural funds, by means of analysis, sharing ofbest practices, awareness raising , networking and dissemination,Two national conferences about  social enterprises  /businesses and Funding institution round table discussion (semi -annual) to propose a local regulatory framework for social investment funds  and to facilitate access to financial markets. The Action will complement work on market development and value chain linkages with synergies connecting to other ongoing economic justice projects funded by the EU and other bilateral donors. It also complements theAgribusiness accelerator/incubator funded by the Luxembourg foundation and the Welfare Association, both managed by PARC.Oxfam NovibPARCIn 1983 a small group of agronomists founded the Palestinian Agricultural Relief Committees (PARC), which has since developed into one of the most important Palestinian non-governmental organisations providing services to poor and marginalised farmers onthe West Bank and Gaza Strip, working to make agricultural businesses grow. PARC#s goal is to promote an economic and social climate that would allow the Palestinian agricultural sector to develop sustainably. Another goal is to improve the living standard of Palestinians living in rural areas, especially of poor farming families. PARC provides a broad range of agricultural extension services. It is active in land reclamation and in building rural access roads. The organisation advocates the improvementof rural women#s economic position. It is part of an Oxfam Novib-funded three-year gender-focus program. In 1991 PARC got an ISO-certification. It was the first and so far only non-governmental organisation in the Arab world to obtain one. It has also developed an impressive strategic ten-year plan for the 1998-2008 period. Together with several other agricultural non-governmental organisations (NGOs) PARC has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Agriculture, which sees PARC#s workasindependent and complementary to its own. PARC is active in a network of Palestinian NGOs and a member of the governing committee of the Palestinian NGO-network. Oxfam Novib has been supporting PARC since 1982. In 1999 Oxfam Novib, ICCO, Christian Aid (UK) and Oxfam Great Britain set up a donor consortium to support PARC. This provides PARC a measure of long-term financial security. It also makes technical and organisational assistance available to PARC in further developing its program.OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.9521 35.23315The right to a sustainable livelihood495543 20000 50021 -21600650 47738 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 47738Oxfam Italy back donorPARC47738 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 47738Oxfam Italy back donorPARC74029 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 74029Oxfam Italy back donorPARC75240 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 75240Oxfam Italy back donorPARC20000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib20000CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficPARC50160 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 50160Oxfam Italy back donorPARC75240 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 75240Oxfam Italy back donorPARC50160 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 50160Oxfam Italy back donorPARC50160 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 50160Oxfam Italy back donorPARC28421 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib28421CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficPARC25080 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 25080Oxfam Italy back donorPARC650 incoming transaction OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) 650Oxfam Italy back donorPARCWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05627-03:PSOxfam NovibOXFAM will manage and lead on the Action will complement work on market development and value chain linkages with synergies connecting to other ongoing economic justice projects . It also complements the Agribusiness accelerator/incubator funded by the Luxemburg foundation and the Welfare Association, both managed by PARC. OXFAM coordinating overall implementation of the activities, ensuring open communication channels among partners and stakeholders, monitoring donor compliance <(>&<)> facilitate coordination.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib has been active in the Occupied Palestinian Territory/Israel (OPT/I) since 1982 and working with Palestinian refugees in Lebanon since the mid 1980s. It has built up a strong network of relationships with local NGOs and counts among its localcounterparts some of the largest and most professional NGOs in various sectors. It has accompanied these NGOs in their development from ad hoc volunteer groups to sizeable professional institutions with national outreach. At the same time the conceptualisation of the programme has evolved from three country programs in the early 1990s to a program for Palestinians in the Middle East (PME) working withPalestinians in OPT, Israel and Lebanon. The programme has changed over the years with the establishment of the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the mid-1990s from a focus on support and service provision at a grassroots level and grassroots mobilization, to working towards influencing the establishment of the PA, its lawmaking and supporting building a democratic state # this involved supporting efforts of Palestinian civil society to build the basis for a democratic Palestinian state with room for civil participation, ensuring inclusion of vulnerable groups, refugees and women, and shaping its laws and systems. Oxfam Novib has also supported partners that are working on the provision of humanitarian assistance, response preparedness and conflict transformation. We have also supported partners in the provision of health services, access to quality education and gender justice.OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.9521 35.23315The right to a sustainable livelihood14640 19777 18051 37078 24016 2276Oxfam Italy back donor10706Oxfam Italy back donor1659Oxfam Italy back donor1588Oxfam Italy back donor1538Oxfam Italy back donor2302Oxfam Italy back donor3461Oxfam Italy back donor3463Oxfam Italy back donor-2687Oxfam Italy back donor543Oxfam Italy back donor1253Oxfam Italy back donor-4Oxfam Italy back donor3097Oxfam Italy back donor2103Oxfam Italy back donor1204Oxfam Italy back donor1040Oxfam Italy back donor1096Oxfam Italy back donor-221Oxfam Italy back donor1072Oxfam Italy back donor1562Oxfam Italy back donor6831Oxfam Italy back donor-536Oxfam Italy back donor1458Oxfam Italy back donor1580Oxfam Italy back donor-5353Oxfam Italy back donor1523Oxfam Italy back donor1643Oxfam Italy back donor1587Oxfam Italy back donor745Oxfam Italy back donor1707Oxfam Italy back donor1729Oxfam Italy back donor2504Oxfam Italy back donor1753Oxfam Italy back donor2911Oxfam Italy back donor745Oxfam Italy back donor2161Oxfam Italy back donor2627Oxfam Italy back donor2577Oxfam Italy back donor2943Oxfam Italy back donor3845Oxfam Italy back donor4770Oxfam Italy back donor3450Oxfam Italy back donor3811Oxfam Italy back donor5487Oxfam Italy back donor4697Oxfam Italy back donor4752Oxfam Italy back donor4669Oxfam Italy back donor4550Oxfam Italy back donor2101Oxfam Italy back donor2675 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2675CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic381 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib381CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic146 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib146CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic24 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib24CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic21 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib21CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-1413Oxfam Italy back donor1413 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1413CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-02:NLOxfam NovibThe project management unit of Oxfam Novib is accountable to the donor for the results and deliverables of the programme, the appropriate expenditure of grant funds by all partners, applicable reporting requirements, and all other contract obligations with the donor. It has the primary responsibility for implementing activities and delivering results at global level, and making the local-to-global connection # linking activities at country level to global level. Its main responsibilities are: # Delivering of the project specific activities as defined in the contract; # Coordinating and planning: preparing Oxfam Partner Agreement with Oxfam Country Offices and other agreements with partner organisations, (annual) plans and budgets, progress reports (narrative and finance), audits, MEAL, reviews and evaluation; # Matrix management of Project Leads at country and global level; # Supporting and strengthening the implementing partners at country and global level; # Ensuring quality and consistency by setting standards for project implementation; # Providing processes and systems for project management; # Ensuring information flows across the Steering Committee, PMU, implementing partners and allies; # Monitoring project risks and establishing mitigation measures.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. 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increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-03:ZWOxfam NovibThe program Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security works with partners in eight countries (China, Laos, Nepal, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala) on better access, use and sharing of plant genetic resources (seeds). The program#s ambition is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers - men and women, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and seed biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. Oxfam Great Britain (OGB) country office in Zimbabwe will be the overall project coordinatorin Zimbabwe while CTDT will be responsible for the implementation of Pillars 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the project. The Oxfam Country Office will be the grant holder hence will sign contracts with Oxfam Novib on one hand and with CTDT on the other. An additional local partner is Champion Seeds.Oxfam NovibOXFAM GREAT BRITAIN IN ZIMBABWEOxfam in Zimbabwe is registered under legal personality of Oxfam Great Britain and is national country office for Oxfam International. Oxfam in Zimbabwe is responsible for the implementation of the Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security program in close collaboration with national organizations, particularly Community Technology Development Trust (CTDT) and Champion Farmer Seeds Cooperative CompanySwedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Zimbabwe-17.825 31.03351The right to a sustainable livelihood550351 344146 326656 47376 294833 -17924156945 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)156945Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOXFAM GREAT BRITAIN IN ZIMBABWE85290 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)85290Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOXFAM GREAT BRITAIN IN ZIMBABWE308116 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. 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Agency (SIDA)4572Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOXFAM GREAT BRITAIN IN ZIMBABWEWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesA total of 2610 direct beneficiaries, of which 70% are women61% of a total of 12,500 direct beneficiaries54% of a total of 5700men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilities30%Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.An estimate of 15,600 indirect beneficiaries, of which 70% are women61% of a total of 112,800 indirect beneficiaries54% of a total of 50,500 indirect beneficairiesmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.30%NL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-04:ZWOxfam NovibCTDT is is an agricultural and rural development organization in Zimbabwe. It seeks to achieve poverty alleviation and sustainable development of marginalized communities by building farmers and households# livelihoods capacities through research, technology innovation, technology packaging and dissemination, policy advocacy and lobbying and knowledge management, through gender sensitive and people centred approaches. CTDT is responsible for the implementation of the activities of the SD=HS program in Zimbabwe aiming to contribute to these long-term changes : - Resilient indigenous and farming communities are better able to access and sustainably use and maintain plant genetic resources for food and nutrition security, climate change adaptation and disaster management. - Indigenous peoples and small-holder farmers enhance their livelihoods, income and seed security through improved production of and improved market access to high-quality seeds of diverse crops and varieties - Rural communities have strengthened their coping strategies by increasing the intake of nutritious food based on local biodiversity and improved management of neglected and underutilized species (NUS). - Policy makers and other stakeholders support an enabling policy and institutional environment for farmers# seed systems and the implementation of Farmers# Rights.Oxfam NovibCommunity Technology Development TrCCCR is a multi-stakeholder pilot initiative primarily involving local communities, NGOs, governments, universities, research organizations and policy makers. This is an applied research initiative that combines capacity development of local people to address competing claims on natural resources in their own way, by dealing with the most appropriate and sustainable ways in which farming and cropping systems can be adapted to maintain local food security under fast changing climate conditions. CCCR explores ways to contribute to increased resilience of local people, including women, who rely on genetic diversity for food security in times of climate change. CCCR explores the possible impacts and responses to climate change together with local communities, as well as of ways to best mitigate some of the impacts and adapt to others. Objectives • To explore and analyze the impact of climate change on local agricultural production, household income, and consumption patterns and food security as case studies and pilots with relevance for wide application. • To analyze and predict the sustainability and effectiveness of current practices in on-farm management and use of plant genetic resources, under conditions of climate change. • To design on-farm management strategies that cope with and mitigate the negative effects of climate change on the conservation of plant genetic resources, on agricultural production, food consumption patterns and on food security. • To explore socio-economic and cultural changes at household and community level related to adaptationof agricultural production to climate change, including from a gender perspective. • To raise awareness of local communities on, and increase their capacity to respond to, challenges and options regarding primary and secondary changes in their livelihood conditions as influenced by climate change, addressing both male and female community members. • To contribute to capacity development of involved institutional partners in Africa and Asia, with prospects of developing into a global network. • To contribute to the reconsideration of appropriate national and international policies needed to enhance food security and to sustain local livelihoods throughthe use of local germplasm better adapted to local production conditions and the marketing of the crop products, such as seed laws,Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) laws and legislation on access and benefit-sharing (ABS).Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Zimbabwe-17.825 31.03351The right to a sustainable livelihood72500 72500 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)72500Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDACommunity Technology Development TrWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-05:LAOxfam NovibThe program Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security works with partners in eight countries (China, Laos, Nepal, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala) on better access, use and sharing of plant genetic resources (seeds). The program#s ambition is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers - men and women, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and seed biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. Oxfam in Belgium (OBE) country office in Laos will be responsible for the overall coordination of the project and relationship with partners like ARC/NAFRI, financial and monitoring support, development of gender-sensitive approach, sharing insights in tools, methodsand tactics among organizations that foster Farmers' Rights. It will play a special role to launch new activities that will require specific expertise and work, and to support local organization to facilitate exchange andlearnings with countries in the region or similar sectors.Oxfam NovibOxfam Solidarity Belgium in LaosOxfam in Laos is registered under the legal personality of Oxfam in Belgium and is national country office for Oxfam international.Oxfam in Laos PDR is responsible for the implementation of the Sowing Diversity Harvesting = Security program in close coordinationwith national organizations including the National Agriculture and Forestry Research Institute (NAFRI), the Department of Agriculture (DOA), Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) and Lao Farmers Network (LFN). Oxfam Belgium is one of 17 Affiliates that are part of the Oxfam Confederation. As part of this confederation, Oxfam Belgium shared the common vision of a just world without poverty. A world where people are valued and treated equally, enjoy their rightsas full citizens, and can influence decisions affecting their lives.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Laos19.8562 102.4954The right to a sustainable livelihood432372 247457 201708 54722 193773 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)193773Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Solidarity Belgium in Laos238599 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)238599Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Solidarity Belgium in Laos185593 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)185593Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Solidarity Belgium in Laos57393 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)57393Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Solidarity Belgium in Laos154634 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)154634Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Solidarity Belgium in Laos51545 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)51545Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Solidarity Belgium in Laos-19292 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-19292Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Solidarity Belgium in Laos3414Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5427Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2323Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA3874Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA3836Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2968Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA3052Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA3691Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA6562Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA12896Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA6677Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilities50% of 490045% of 6000 direct beneficiaries48% of 8960men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.50% of a total of 30,700 indirect beneficries45% of 29,55048% of a totl of 32300 indirect beneficiariesmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-06:PEOxfam NovibOxfam USA (OUS) country office in Peru will be the overall project coordinator in Peru while Andes (2019-2020) and FOVIDA (2020-2022) are the local partners in Peru which implement this project. The ANDES approach attempts to combine local development needs with the sustainable use of local resources and knowledge while using traditional resource management models under the control of local communities. Based on ideas gained from participation in international forums, ANDES staff hoped to work towards the in situ conservation of Andean crops such as native potatoes. Connections were made early on with several indigenous communities whose livelihoods depended on potatoes, as well as with a university researcher specializing in native potato varieties. Fomento de la Vida (FOVIDA) isa Peruvian NGO that started in 1984 to work in the improvement of livelihoods of poor and mostly indigenous communities. Its work focuses on sustainable development of natural- and productive resources and economic inclusionof rural men and women. FOVIDA works on protection of agrobiodiversity (including protection of potato varieties), farmers field schools and support to food systems and food and nutrition security. This project is about supporting local communities, particularly the indigenous people, in their aim of re-framing the issues around climate change' to focus primarily around food security and sustainable livelihoods.Oxfam NovibOxfam América PerúThe extraction of natural resources (coal, oil and gas) is one of the most important economic activities in the poorer countries ofthe world, and particularly in many marginal areas of South America. These areas are frequently affected by environmental degradation, local community displacement and violations of human rights, have weak regulatory frameworks and lack control mechanisms. In recent years Oxfam International#s partners, allies and Oxfam staff working on extractives in Peru, Ecuador and Bolivia have demonstrated the added value that can be achieved by helping women and men from local communities near extractive activities to protect their access and control over natural resources and defend their livelihoods. Through the joint regional program on extractive industries OI aims to ensure that a country's right to inclusive development is respected and, within this framework, that the fundamental rights of local communities affected by extractive industries are protected. OI#s program is a collaboration of Oxfam America, Oxfam Great Britain, and Oxfam Novib, Oxfam Intermón. Oxfam America has the lead. The proposed program will operate in different political settings, from Peru's pro-industry environment to Bolivia's industry-restrictive approach. It will provide OI with the unique opportunity to test different models of change in the region and different contributions to poverty reduction. In alliances with coalitions that represent social movements Oxfam International supports research, advocacy and training activities. Related to this program, Oxfam Novib implements with Oxfam America a program for the rights of indigenous peoples. Indigenous people are routinely denied theirbasic rights to education and healthcare, clean water and adequate nutrition. Centuries of colonialism, conflict, discrimination, and state neglect have left indigenous areas far behind in terms of income, literacy, and decent employment.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Peru-13.531 -71.9674The right to a sustainable livelihood186296 271616 -44255139722 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)139722Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam América Perú46574 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)46574Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam América Perú47240 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)47240Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam América Perú57051 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)57051Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam América Perú132769 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)132769Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam América Perú-9699 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-9699Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam América PerúWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilities74% of 1506 direct beneficiaries50% of 554men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.74% of 20,600 indirect beneficiaries50% of 9570 indirect beneficiariesmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-07:NPOxfam NovibThe program Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security works with partners in eight countries (China, Laos, Nepal, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala) on better access, use and sharing of plant genetic resources (seeds). The program#s ambition is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers - men and women, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and seed biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. Oxfam Great Britain (OGB) country office in Nepal will be the overall project coordinator inNepal while Li-bird will be responsible for the implementation of Pillars 1, 2, 3 and 4 of the project.The Oxfam Country Office will be the grant holder hence will sign contracts with Oxfam Novib on one hand and with Li-bird on the other.Oxfam NovibOXFAM Great Britain in NepalOxfam's vision for Nepal is a just society without poverty, in which all women and men live a life of dignity, enjoy their rights and assume their responsibilities as active citizens of Nepal. To contribute to this vision, Oxfam will continue its previous work ongovernance, gender equality and social inclusion. To do this there are three inter-connected programmes - gender justice, food andeconomic justice and disaster risk reduction. Oxfam in Nepal is registered under legal personality of Oxfam GreatBritain and is national country office for Oxfam International. Oxfam in Nepal is responsible for the implementation of the Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security program in close collaboration with national organizations, particularly LI-BIRD.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Nepal27.6913 85.36387The right to a sustainable livelihood452492 525335 266493 80000 -6224146465 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)146465Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal370440 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)370440Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal345692 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)345692Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal299584 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)299584Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal82139 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)82139Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal80000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)80000Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal-6224 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-6224Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal-749 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-749Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOXFAM Great Britain in Nepal1199Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilities55% of 2,82668% of 860060% of 15,960 direct beneficiariesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.55% of 12,150 estimated indirect beneficiaries60% of 67,670 indirect beneficiariesmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-08:UGOxfam NovibThe program Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security works with partners in eight countries (China, Laos, Nepal, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala) on better access, use and sharing of plant genetic resources (seeds). The program#s ambition is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers - men and women, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and seed biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. Oxfam in Uganda will implement the program with 2 key implementing partner organizations (i.e. ESAFF Uganda <(>&<)> PELUM Uganda). Oxfam country office have strengthened capacity in coordination, networking, building and maintaining strategic alliances. Oxfam Country Office will take lead in pillar 4 in close collaboration with and support from PGRC and Food Rights Alliance (FRA). The country office will coordinate partners <(>&<)> allies, convene national multi-stakeholder engagements and co-host some of the SD=HS global events and meetings.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda0.34759 32.58252The right to a sustainable livelihood44681 85128 69036 83139 61299 50 130Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA3481Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2396Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA9015Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA7296Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2446Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA1822Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2424Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA15671Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2856Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2834Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA6143Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2579Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2845Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2784Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2638Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA7459Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA8538Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5175Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA14829Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA26448Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA-2930Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA4509Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA9352Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2527Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5068Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2759Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5275Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA3564Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5471Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA6296Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5136Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA22009Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2775Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2807Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA-1316Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA9754Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA8487Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA3597Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA9064Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA6918Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA3029Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA6810Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5839Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5746Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA-78Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA19707Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA3129Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA3831Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA6261Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2043Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2989Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2284Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2484Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2794Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA3308Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA10266Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA5554Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA16355Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA50Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilities57% of 2,70661% of 2663 direct beneficiaries63% of 4360 direct beneficiariesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.57% of 16,236 indirect beneficiaries61% of 15,978 indirect beneficiaries63% of 26,166 indirect beneficiariesmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-09:GTOxfam NovibThe program Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security works with partners in eight countries (China, Laos, Nepal, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala) on better access, use and sharing of plant genetic resources (seeds). The program#s ambition is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers - men and women, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and seed biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. Oxfam Intermon (Spain) country office in Guatemala will be responsible for accompanying and providing administrative advice and technical support to ASOCUCH, the local partner, for the implementation of the project. In addition, as part of our partnership policy, accompaniment and advice will be provided to ASOCUCH in the establishment and/or strengthening of the monitoring, evaluation and learning systems, as well as of the administrative-accounting control system with trimestrial monitoring visits.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam in Guatemala is registered under legal personality of Oxfam Intermon and is national country office for Oxfam International. Oxfam in Guatemala is responsible for the implementation of the Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security program in close collaboration with national organizations, particularly Asociación de Organizaciones de los Cuchumatanes (ASOCUCH)Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Guatemala14.4963 -90.4935The right to a sustainable livelihood470619 403576 330144 293143 -38712170132 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)170132Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib337126 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)337126Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib275203 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)275203Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib80202 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)80202Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib256257 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)256257Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib85419 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)85419Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib77500 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)77500Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib201500 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)201500Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Novib-24569 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-24569Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam NovibWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilities40% of 776 direct beneficiaries53% of 2471 direct beneficiariesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.40% of a total of 5,072 indirect beneficiries53% of a total of 14,826 indirect beneficiariesmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-10:ZMOxfam NovibThe program Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security works with partners in eight countries (China, Laos, Nepal, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala) on better access, use and sharing of plant genetic resources (seeds). The program#s ambition is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers - men and women, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and seed biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. Oxfam Great Britain (OGB) country office in Zambia will be the overall project coordinator in Zambia while CTDT will be responsible for the implementation of the different Pillars of the project. The Oxfam Country Office will be the grant holder hence will sign contracts with Oxfam Novibon one hand and with CTDT in Zambia on the other.Oxfam NovibOxfam Great Britain in ZambiaOxfam in Zambia is registered under legal personality of Oxfam Great Britain and is national country office for Oxfam International. Oxfam's program in Zambia builds on past learning and focuses on the following areas: improving the well-being of poor women and men, particularly those in rural areas; economic empowerment; access to essential services (education, health, and water); reducing the impact of disasters; promoting the rights of women. Oxfam in Zambia works with partners in agriculture, holding government and the private sector accountable in the use of natural resources, women's rights and humanitarian help. Oxfam in Zambia is responsible for the implementation of the Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security program in close collaboration with national organizations, particularly the Community Technology Development Trust (CTDT) and Zambia Alliance for Agroecology and Biodiversity (ZAAB).Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Zambia-15.387 28.32281The right to a sustainable livelihood360655 278259 218764 243617 149432 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)149432Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Great Britain in Zambia211223 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)211223Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Great Britain in Zambia208694 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)208694Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Great Britain in Zambia69565 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)69565Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Great Britain in Zambia164073 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)164073Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Great Britain in Zambia54691 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)54691Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Great Britain in Zambia61750 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)61750Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Great Britain in Zambia154050 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)154050Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Great Britain in Zambia25760 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)25760Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Great Britain in ZambiaWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilities75% of 270073% of 2,69573% of 7176men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.75% of a total of 18,900 indirect beneficiaries73% of 18,865 indirect beneficiaries73% of 50,230 indirect beneficiariesmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-11:HKOxfam NovibThe program Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security works with partners in eight countries (China, Laos, Nepal, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala) on better access, use and sharing of plant genetic resources (seeds). The program#s ambition is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers - men and women, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and seed biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. Oxfam Hong Kong (OHK) has supported CCAP-CAS and FSN on PPB and Farmer Seeds related initiatives in the past 3 years significantly, and a solid collaboration base and partner network have been established at both grass root action and national policy levels. OHK will support the implementation of the project in China.Oxfam NovibOxfam Hong KongOxfam Hong Kong was established in 1976 and is member of Oxfam International. Since 1987 they started implementing programs in China mainland. Oxfam Hong Kong collaborates with the Farmers# Seed Network (Nanning Green Seeds Poverty Alleviation Service Centre) in the implementation of linking and learning activities with 4 communities in 4 provinces, called Sanniangwan village in Guangxi, Henggouzi Village in Inner Mongolian, Naxi Village in Yunnan and Wangjinzhuang village in Hebei.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Hong Kong22.3964 114.1094The right to a sustainable livelihood102260 58844 111896 17500 -2797451750 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)51750Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Hong Kong50510 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)50510Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Hong Kong41564 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)41564Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Hong Kong17280 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)17280Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Hong Kong83922 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)83922Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Hong Kong17500 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)17500Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Hong Kong-7244 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-7244Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Hong KongWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-12:UGOxfam NovibParticipatory Ecological Land USe Management (PELUM Uganda ) is network of 57 organizations in Uganda working to promote food sovereignty and proper land-use management. It is well known for the protection of the farmer managed seeds systems using its prominent model of community managed seeds security model, climate resilient agro-ecosystems model and the annual indigenous food fair that it uses for policy influencing. PELUM Uganda has a strong track record in seeds and agro-ecology programming. Theyalso have good relationships with government stakeholders and provide technical contributions to government policies and processes. Under the SDHS programme, PELUM will be responsible for the implementation of pillar 1 and 3 in a different geographicalarea (districts) as ESAFF also take lead in the implementation of the same pillars (1<(>&<)>3) in another districts. PELUM will share equally financial resources for these 2 pillars with ESAFF Uganda. Efforts of these 2 partners will be coordinated by the Country Office. PELUM will establishand manage up to 36 FFS ( 18 under pillar 1 and 18 under pillar 3) in a period of 4 years.Oxfam NovibPelum-UgandaFounded in 1995 by civil society organisations in east central and southern Africa to facilitate networking and learning on ecological land use management among civil society organizations in the region. After its launch in 1995, PELUM Uganda was hostedby member organizations including Environmental Alert, Integrated Rural Development Initiatives and Community Development Resource Network, with a staff from the host institution allocated the responsibility to coordinate PELUM (50% of their staff time) but personnel costs fully paid by the host. PELUM also took advantage of the legal status of the host, also used policies and financial systems of the host In 2006, PELUM registered with the NGO Board and also with the registrar of companies in 2007. In the same year (2006), PELUM employed a full time staff and acquired office space (mid Sept 2006). The coordinator was mainly supported by volunteers (2006 – 2007). Policies we developed and approved by the board in the 1st half of 2007. Audits are done every calendar year. Currently has 3 fulltime staff and 2 volunteers, membership, programs and funding partners are steadily increasing. PELUM has conducted gender workshops for members, has considers gender in its M<(>&<)>E work as well as its HR policySwedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to a sustainable livelihood46460 80440 93713 94860 93029 -769832522 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)32522Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAPelum-Uganda13938 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)13938Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAPelum-Uganda20678 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)20678Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAPelum-Uganda48250 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)48250Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAPelum-Uganda11512 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)11512Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAPelum-Uganda65599 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)65599Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAPelum-Uganda28114 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)28114Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAPelum-Uganda66402 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)66402Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAPelum-Uganda28458 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)28458Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAPelum-Uganda65120 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)65120Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAPelum-Uganda20211 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)20211Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAPelum-UgandaWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen in Farmer Field SchoolsActive FFS membersWomen in farmer field schoolsWomen in farmer field schoolmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen in Farmer Field Schoolsactive FFS membersMen in farmer field schoolsMen in farmer field schoolWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.women in Farmer Field Schoolswomen in 74 FFSWomen in farmer field schoolWomen in farmer field schoolmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.Men In Farmer Field SchoolsMen in 74 FFSMen in farmer field schoolsMen in farmer field schoolNL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-13:UGOxfam NovibEastern <(>&<)> Southern Small Scale Forum (ESAFF Uganda ) is a coalition of farmers across Eastern and Southern Africa working to collect and voice farmers concern in the food systems to different stakeholders at different levels. It has a very good and proven track record in mobilizing farmers and identifying platforms for engagements They have strong presence and connections with farmers based organizations, lower local level governments. They are good at providing regional platforms for voicing out farmers concerns. Under the SDHS programme, ESAFF Uganda will be responsible for the implementation of pillar 1 and 3 in a different geographical area (districts) as PELUM Uganda also take lead in the implementation of the same pillars (1<(>&<)>3) in another districts. ESAFFUganda will share equally financial resources for these 2 pillars with PELUM Uganda. Efforts of these 2 partners will be coordinated by the Country Office. ESAFF Uganda will establish and manage up to 36 FFS ( 18 under pillar 1 and 18 under pillar 3) in a period of 4 years.Oxfam NovibESAFF UgandaIn 2002, Participatory Ecological Land Use Management (PELUM) Association, a regional network, conceived an exciting idea of a Small Farmers Convergence (SFC) alongside the World Summit on Sustainable Agriculture in Johannesburg. The main aim of the convergence was to make small farmers, pastoralists and fisher folk, who are central to sustainable natural resource management and development,more visible The Small Farmers Convergence was rated a success in terms of increased visibility of farmers, representation on the CSO International Steering Group, exposure and capacity building of the farmers but most important was the identity and solidarity that developed amongst the farmers. The 300 delegates of the Small Farmer Convergence, decided to set up a Regional Forum of Small-scale farmers, pastoralists and traditional fisher folks which was called the East and Southern African Farmers Forum (ESAFF). The rationale for the Regional Forum was to consolidate the development of a farmer movement and build on common aspirations, learning andlinkages made during the SFC. Formation stage-after the inception of ESAFF Uganda, leadership was elected and then farmers were mobilised in the 14 districts. Every district then elected a committee that was to runthe activities of ESAFF at the grass root level.ESAFF Uganda then developed its constitution, articles of association and Memorandum of association which documents were later usedto register it. The constitution does not discriminate against women or men or youth, leadership is open to all as long as one has the ability to lead. The ESAFF national board is comprised mainly of women with the ratio of men: women being 2:5. The institution right now is in the process of strengthening its membership at the grassroots and the secretariat too. ESAFGF Uganda has not receivedfunding from Oxfam Novib before. However, Oxfam Great Britain has funded a pilot (1.1.08-31.12.08) to increase participation of ssfin budgeting processes.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda0.34759 32.58252The right to a sustainable livelihood39167 41245 90052 77887 62042 27417 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)27417Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAESAFF Uganda11750 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)11750Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAESAFF Uganda-20678 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-20678Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAESAFF Uganda36930 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)36930Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAESAFF Uganda24993 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)24993Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAESAFF Uganda63036 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)63036Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAESAFF Uganda27016 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)27016Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAESAFF Uganda54521 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)54521Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAESAFF Uganda23366 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)23366Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAESAFF Uganda43429 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)43429Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAESAFF Uganda18613 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)18613Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAESAFF UgandaWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen directly supported in FFSdirectly involved in FFS and other activitiesWomen engaged in capacity building activitiesWomen in farmer field schools and capacity building activitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported in FFSdirectly involved in FFS and other activitiesMen engaged in capacity building activitiesMen in farmer field school and capacity building activitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.women involved directly in FFSwomen who are active FFS members involved in various activitiesWomen engaged in capacity building activitiesWomen in farmer field school and capacity building activitiesmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.Men directly involved in FFSmen who are actively involved in FFS activitiesMen engaged in capacity building activitiesMen in farmer field school and capacity building activitiesNL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-14:XGOxfam NovibThe program Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security works with partners in eight countries (China, Laos, Nepal, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala) on better access, use and sharing of plant genetic resources (seeds). The program#s ambition is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers - men and women, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and seed biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. Seeds for All is a US based NGO, that is composed of a small group of recognized, high levelspecialists in the field of agrobiodiversity and seeds. They contribute a number of knowledge products, like studies, learning events and public positioning.Oxfam NovibSeeds for AllSeeds for All is a US based NGO, that is composed of a small group of recognized, high level specialists in the field of agrobiodiversity and seeds.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to a sustainable livelihood68500 60500 34250 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)34250Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDASeeds for All34250 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)34250Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDASeeds for All46750 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)46750Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDASeeds for All13750 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13750Oxfam Novib public fundsSeeds for All5000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)5000Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDASeeds for AllImproved policies: national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on farmers freedom to operate, strengthen innovation in plant breeding and promote plant genetic diversity and Farmers Rights (ITPGRFA), contributing to right to foodpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on farmers freedom to operate, strengthen innovation in plant breeding and promote plant genetic diversity and Farmers Rights (ITPGRFA), contributing to right to foodcases national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on farmers freedom to operate, strengthen innovation in plant breeding & promote plant genetic diversity & Farmers Rights (ITPGRFA), contributing to right to food -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-16:PEOxfam NovibOxfam Intermon country office in Peru will be the overall project coordinator in Peru while FOVIDA is the local partner in Peru which implements this project. Fomento de la Vida (FOVIDA) is a Peruvian NGO that started in 1984 to work in the improvement of livelihoods of poor and mostly indigenous communities. Its work focuses on sustainable development of natural- and productive resources and economic inclusionof rural men and women. FOVIDA works on protection of agrobiodiversity (including protection of potato varieties), farmers field schools and support to food systems and food and nutrition security. This project is about supporting local communities, particularly the indigenous people, in their aim of re-framing the issues around climate change' to focus primarily around food security and sustainable livelihoods.Oxfam NovibOxfam Intermon FoundationPeru is a country in which poverty and, above all, inequality continue to be central problems, despite progress made in macroeconomic terms over the past two decades. The economy has grown overall, mainly due to increasing exports of raw materials. This has put pressure on natural resources, violated the rights of poor populations in rural and urban areas, weakened democracy and overlooked structural problems that foster the exclusion of the majority of the population. Of extreme concern is the existing gap in the levels of poverty between urban and rural areas. The poorest sectors continue to be concentrated in rural areas, principally in the southern highlands. The extreme poverty rate of populations with a primary language other than Spanish is three times greater than the national average and in the same rural areas extreme poverty is almost twice as high for those who do not speak Spanish as a first language. Many business practices, above all in extractive industries, and disinterest on the part of the Peruvian State to adopt inclusive development practices contribute to socio-environmental and labor conflicts in the country and a marked discrimination towardsindigenous populations. Movements against the status quo are emerging in the region, defending the rights of people to decide about their ways of life. Indigenous peoples and their organizations have built regional networks from where they construct proposals consolidated in the notion of “El buen vivir” (Living Well). These proposals pose an alternative indigenous worldview based on community life and the respect for nature, preserving life on the planet on the basis of recognition of their “cosmovision” and the respectfor cultural pluralism. Oxfam in Peru Oxfam in Peru is contributing to this change by fostering these movements and promoting dialogue and action through the following thematic areas: Economic justice: We aim to build the capacity of small farmers and indigenous populations of the Andes and Amazon to achieve sustainable livelihoods and help them attain recognition over land and natural resources through the adoption and implementation of favorable policies by the Peruvian State. We aim to secure the rights of communities affected by extractive industries bypromoting consultation processes, defense of territory, access to information, and participation in decision-making spaces. Citizenship, gender justice and interculturality: We support women, youth, and indigenous people to become active citizens and reverse gender discrimination and violence. Through their organizations, women work to build and position proposals that guarantee their participation in the formulation of public policies affecting access and control over their resources.In doing so, theyalso promote the importance of dialogue among different stakeholders and respect for the diversity of identities. Humanitarian response and disaster risk reduction: We work with poor and vulnerable communities - with a focus on women - so that they may better participate in advocacy processes that support their right to protection against disasters and their access to effective humanitarian assistance. The GROW campaign is very present in Peru, where multiple activities are being conducted related to foodjustice, which are approached from the perspective of the three themes mentioned.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Peru-13.531 -71.9674The right to a sustainable livelihood316443 28624 219425 257998 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)257998Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Intermon Foundation87069 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)87069Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Intermon Foundation61500 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)61500Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Intermon Foundation153400 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)153400Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Intermon Foundation4193 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)4193Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDAOxfam Intermon FoundationWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-17:LAOxfam Novibhe program Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security works with partners in eight countries (China, Laos, Nepal, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala) on better access, use and sharing of plant genetic resources (seeds). The program#s ambition is tocontribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers - men and women, thatguarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and seedbiodiversity within the context of a changing climate. Oxfam in Belgium (OBE) country office in Laos will be responsible for the overall coordination of the project and relationship with partners like ARC/NAFRI, financial and monitoring support, development of gender-sensitive approach, sharing insights in tools, methodsand tactics among organizations that foster Farmers' Rights. It will play a special role to launch new activities that will require specific expertise and work, and to support local organization to facilitate exchange and learnings with countries in the region or similar sectors.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam has had a presence in Lao PDR for longer than most INGOs, with both Oxfam in Belgium (OBE) and Oxfam Australia (OAU) beginning programming and establishing offices in the late 1980s. Oxfam’s vision is of a Laos in which all citizens – particularlywomen, the marginalised and discriminated groups – are able to claim their right to access opportunities and resources so as to overcome all forms of poverty and injustice. Since 2015, the work of Oxfam in the country is governed by the Oxfam Country Strategy (2015-2019).We seek transformative changes in policies, practices and beliefs in ways that fundamentally improve the lives of poor and marginalised women and men, and ensure that all citizens have the same opportunities to enjoy their rights. Todo so, Oxfam focuses its work on four Domains of Change: Citizen Participation and Civil Society Development, Gender Justice, Resilient Communities and Sustainable Development, and Responsible Investment. For this project, Oxfam in Laos will support theexpansion of the influencing work and public campaign on advocating for more inclusive social protection and access to social protection of the most marginalized workers. National public events will be organised, such Eliminate Violence Against Women Day(EVAW), and digital platforms will be used to socialize the information, and stir discussion and dialogue among rights holders, government stakeholders and policy makers. The campaigns will be implemented nationwide and in the provinces where Oxfam in Laosworks. Target groups include marginalized workers, youth, women, CSOs as well as government stakeholders.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to life and security11012 7904Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA238Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDA2870Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDASmall scale food producers, women and men, are better able to adapt their agriculture production system, livelihoods and land scape to climate change ensuring access to healthy food, based on local biodiversityfemale rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)male rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)female commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsmale commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-18:LAOxfam Novibthe program Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security works with partners in eight countries (China, Laos, Nepal, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala) on better access, use and sharing of plant genetic resources (seeds). The program#s ambition is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers - men and women, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and seed biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. Oxfam in Belgium (OBE) country office in Laos will be responsible for the overall coordination of the project and relationship with partners like ARC/NAFRI, financial and monitoring support, development of gender-sensitive approach, sharing insights in tools, methodsand tactics among organizations that foster Farmers' Rights. It will play a special role to launch new activities that will require specific expertise and work, and to support local organization to facilitate exchange andlearnings with countries in the region or similar sectors.Oxfam NovibRice and Cash Crops Research CenterThe National Agriculture and Forestry Research Institute of Laos was established in 1999 in order to consolidate agriculture and forestry research activities within the country and develop a coordinated National Agriculture and Forestry Research System. NAFRI belongs to the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry (MAF) and is equal in status to other technical departments under MAF. NAFRI is mandated to undertake integrated agriculture, forestry and fisheries research in order to provide technical information, norms and results which help to formulate strategy in accordance with the government policies. NAFRI has four main functions including: carrying out adaptive research, developing methods, tools and information packages, providing policy feedback, and coordinating and managing research The most updated mandate consists mainly of the following responsibilities: Develop specific programmes and projects to implement priority programmes set by MAF and the GoL. Playing a central role in land related studies including, land use planning andzoning and land management. Conducting research for germplasm collection and screening, seed/variety improvement, multiplication and other services. Conducting research for the development of effective and demand driven technologies, methods, models and systems for agriculture and forestry production. Gathering, processing, managing and exchanging information and research results with all relevant partners related to agriculture and forestry development. Coordinating with all relevant research and development partners at all levels. Managing, monitoring and evaluating research activities under its mandates Serving as secretariat to MAF Scientific CouncilSwedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to life and security106376 106376 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)106376Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDARice and Cash Crops Research CenterSmall scale food producers, women and men, are better able to adapt their agriculture production system, livelihoods and land scape to climate change ensuring access to healthy food, based on local biodiversityfemale rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)male rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)female commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsmale commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-19:LAOxfam Novibthe program Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security works with partners in eight countries (China, Laos, Nepal, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala) on better access, use and sharing of plant genetic resources (seeds). The program#s ambition is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers - men and women, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and seed biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. Oxfam in Belgium (OBE) country office in Laos will be responsible for the overall coordination of the project and relationship with partners like ARC/NAFRI, financial and monitoring support, development of gender-sensitive approach, sharing insights in tools, methodsand tactics among organizations that foster Farmers' Rights. It will play a special role to launch new activities that will require specific expertise and work, and to support local organization to facilitate exchange andlearnings with countries in the region or similar sectors.Oxfam NovibCLICK Information for DevelopmentCLICK is a local non-profit organization established since 2007 for promoting freedom of information and freedom of expression for development. Main activities include facilitating online repositories and discussion groups, community learning center, information clubs at colleges, social media, documentation of good practices, facilitation and documentation of learning events, media productions and networking of organizations.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to life and security14200 14200 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)14200Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDACLICK Information for DevelopmentSmall scale food producers, women and men, are better able to adapt their agriculture production system, livelihoods and land scape to climate change ensuring access to healthy food, based on local biodiversityfemale rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)male rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)female commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsmale commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05630-20:LAOxfam Novibthe program Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security works with partners in eight countries (China, Laos, Nepal, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Uganda, Peru and Guatemala) on better access, use and sharing of plant genetic resources (seeds). The program#s ambition is to contribute to a global food system that is just and sustainable, that supports the rights of small-scale food producers - men and women, that guarantees food and nutrition security and that promotes the sustainable management of natural resources and seed biodiversity within the context of a changing climate. Oxfam in Belgium (OBE) country office in Laos will be responsible for the overall coordination of the project and relationship with partners like ARC/NAFRI, financial and monitoring support, development of gender-sensitive approach, sharing insights in tools, methodsand tactics among organizations that foster Farmers' Rights. It will play a special role to launch new activities that will require specific expertise and work, and to support local organization to facilitate exchange andlearnings with countries in the region or similar sectors.Oxfam NovibDepartment of AgricultureSince the establishment of the Lao People's Democratic Republic and the government has been concerned about the right and wise policy, with regard to agriculture and forestry as the basis for the construction and expansion of the domestic industry to gradually develop the goals and objectives of the ministry. Agriculture and Forestry. In the Government's socio-economic development plan from 1978-1980 (3-year socio-economic development plan) and the 5-year plan (1981-1985), I to V (2001-2005) also prioritized the development of agricultural and forestry development and to employ workers in the sector. It is clear that through the 30 years of establishing and expanding the people's democracy, especially in this 20-year ministry of reform, the agriculture and forestry sector has made significant contributions to the success of the government's socio-economic development plan. Over the years, we look forward to improving the way we support the process of production, as well as the creation of a grassroots project that aims to bring together technical staff to help the provinces, cities and villages bring new techniques and techniques to encourage farmers, build families to focus on food production and production. Meanwhile, the Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry with the authorities locally and to find ways and solutions and the use of measures to improve and expand irrigation with large against drought, against floods, accelerating the generation of people to grow by promoting intensive agriculture,expanding infrastructure technical material, building center Station plant propagation, breeding factory on a Genetics, plant food, fertilizer plants biomass and species industry expand production by using machinery to produce a commercial for domestic consumption and export. Parallel to the management issues in the development of agriculture - forestry We have strong research and combining sector-related systems of law to manage tasks for each phase. So far, there are four laws: the Law on Agriculture, the Law (sorry to not know), the Mekong River, which runs through 12 provinces and stretches about 1,800 kilometers north-east of the country,Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to life and security29180 29180 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)29180Government Sweden SEEDS-GROW SIDADepartment of AgricultureSmall scale food producers, women and men, are better able to adapt their agriculture production system, livelihoods and land scape to climate change ensuring access to healthy food, based on local biodiversityfemale rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)male rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)female commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsmale commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05636-03:ZMOxfam NovibA community seed bank to safeguard genetic diversity of local crops including NUS and to increase utilization by the community for food and nutrition security in the face of climate change Background and Justification Over the past seven years, CTDT Zambia has been working with rural communities on measures to enhance genetic diversity and reverse the rapid genetic erosion that has led to a reduction of available varieties necessary to achieve household food and nutrition security while having to deal with the threat of climate change. This work has involved measures to restore some of the lost farmer varieties and to introduce new ones and make improvements to them and to existing ones. This increase in diversity has been necessitated by the threat ofclimate change where inadequate diversity has led to reduced capacity to adapt, leading to reduced harvests due to drought and inconsistent rainfall patterns. This work has involved community multiplication of diverse varieties of diverse crops to increase seed availability in the target communities. In order to have a viable, perpetual and sustainable system of community seed multiplication and distribution, communities agreed to utilize volunteer household spaces as temporary community seed banks, where incoming seed due for multiplication could be stored and where harvested seed was re-distributed from. Over the years, the increasing number of crops and varieties has caused an increase in the quantities of seed and samples passing through the seed bank with some of them requiring to be kept longer than one season. This has necessitated increased management attention to deal with effects of pests and diseases and the storage environment in general. Thus, community seed bank committees have been established to manage the systems and to lead the development of rules and guidelines for seed bank operations. These communities are now ready to have permanent purpose-built structures for use as community seed banks and centres for sharing knowledge around issues of seed in their communities. Planned activities In this pilot project, it is planned to construct one community seed bank with the active participation of community members and their contribution to the cost of construction through utilization oflocally produced bricks and use of local artisan skills and bricklaying. It is planned that the community seed bank will form the centre around which all the activities around seed in the community will revolve including farmer field schools and adequateland for purposes of establishing demonstration plots for farmer learnings. Adequate land will also be reserved for characterization of the germplasm in the seed bank and for crop development and seed multiplication . The community seed bank will focuson all the crops that contribute to household food and nutrition security ensuring that neglected and underutilized species (NUS) that contribute to nutrition and which are important during the hunger period thus contributing to food security during thisperiod are given special attention. To achieve this, the main planned activities in addition to seed bank construction, include: 1. To organize focus group discussions (FGDs) within the target community to identify crops , both staple food crops andNUS including wild and weedy species that contribute to food and nutrition security and that contribute to the diet during the hunger period between planting and before the main crop is harvested. 2. To carry out a literature review and study to compile reliable information about the NUS identified in the FGDs including their nutrition values and agronomic information for use in propagating these crops. Correct scientific names tied to local names will be achieved through use of herbaria and taxonomists. 3. To establish three women and two youth farmer field schools (FFSs) on NUS. Women are more knowledgeable about NUS and have more interest in these crops/plants as they play the role of ensuring nutritious food for the household. Female and male youth will also be deliberately targeted to participate in the FFSs and in the management of the community seed bank as a way of contributing to sustainability of community programmes. 4. To use the biodiversity registers to assess the status of major staple field crops and NUS in the community and surrounding area. 5. To organize food processing and preparation training sessions for NUS. These sessions are intended to provide women a forum for cross learnings about methods and recipes to increase the value and appeal of NUS food items. 6. To conduct targeted NUS seed collecting missions for the seed bank. This will be done to avoid the dangers of leaving out NUS during more general collecting missions. Key considerations Ownership of the communityseed bank and the surrounding land for demonstration plots and other seed bank activities will be for the community in perpetuity. To ensure and safeguard this arrangement, the traditional leadership will be involved in securing the land and local government for formalities including the approval and permits for construction of the seed bank. The contribution of the community to construction costs and its commitments will be established prior to actual construction. In keeping with CTDT gender principles, the mechanisms for empowering women and ensuring their active role in the whole project will be clearly outlined and the youth deliberately targeted including in the governance structures of the seed bank. Expected results One purpose-built community seed bank will be established of a quality that is conducive for good seed storage providing security from pest and diseases, and preventing high humidity and temperature thereby ensuring longevity of seed viability. Theseed bank will ensure that the diversityfound in the area including NUS is represented by seed samples and adequate documentation to facilitate utilisation of the seed by the community for food and nutrition and to safeguard against negative effects of climate change. The seed bank will serveas a centre for all activities around seed including seed fairs, seed sales and exchange and generallyas a meeting and learning place including demo plots and farmer field schools around it. Processing and food preparations will be regularly donefor sharing of recipes for NUS.Oxfam NovibOxfam Great Britain in ZambiaOxfam in Zambia is registered under legal personality of Oxfam Great Britain and is national country office for Oxfam International. Oxfam's program in Zambia builds on past learning and focuses on the following areas: improving the well-being of poor women and men, particularly those in rural areas; economic empowerment; access to essential services (education, health, and water); reducing the impact of disasters; promoting the rights of women. Oxfam in Zambia works with partners in agriculture, holding government and the private sector accountable in the use of natural resources, women's rights and humanitarian help. Oxfam in Zambia is responsible for the implementation of the Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security program in close collaboration with national organizations, particularly the Community Technology Development Trust (CTDT) and Zambia Alliance for Agroecology and Biodiversity (ZAAB).Stichting Hans Geveling Foundation Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands ZambiaThe right to a sustainable livelihood25000 25000 25000 97071 0 25000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib25000Hans Geveling Derde Wereld FondsOxfam Great Britain in Zambia25000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib25000Hans Geveling Derde Wereld FondsOxfam Great Britain in Zambia25000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib25000Hans Geveling Derde Wereld FondsOxfam Great Britain in Zambia25000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib25000Hans Geveling Derde Wereld FondsOxfam Great Britain in Zambia72071 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib72071Hans Geveling Derde Wereld FondsOxfam Great Britain in Zambia-72071 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-72071Hans Geveling Derde Wereld FondsOxfam Great Britain in Zambia72071 incoming transaction Stichting Hans Geveling Foundation 72071Stichting Hans Geveling FoundationOxfam Great Britain in ZambiaWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05636-04:NLOxfam NovibCommunity seed banks safeguard genetic diversity of local crops including NUS and increase utilization by the community for food and nutrition security in the face of climate change. Over the past years, CTDT Zambia has been working with rural communities on measures to enhance genetic diversity and reverse the rapid genetic erosion that has led to a reduction of available varieties necessaryto achieve household food and nutrition security while having to deal with the threat of climate change. This work has involved measures to restore some of the lost farmer varieties and to introduce new ones and make improvements to them and to existing ones. This increase in diversity has been necessitated by the threat ofclimate change where inadequate diversity has led to reduced capacity to adapt, leading to reduced harvests due to drought and inconsistent rainfall patterns. This work has involved community multiplication of diverse varieties of diverse crops to increase seed availability in the target communities. In order to have a viable, perpetual and sustainable system of community seed multiplication and distribution, communities agreed to utilize volunteer household spaces as temporary community seed banks, where incoming seed due for multiplication could be stored and where harvested seed was re-distributed from. Over the years, the increasing number of crops and varieties has caused an increase in the quantities of seed and samples passing through the seed bank with some of them requiring to be kept longer than one season. This has necessitated increased management attention to deal with effects of pests and diseases and the storage environment in general. Thus, community seed bank committees have been established to manage the systems and to lead the development of rules and guidelines for seed bank operations. These communities are now ready to have permanent purpose-built structures for use as community seed banks and centres for sharing knowledge around issues of seed in their communities. With this project it is planned to construct one community seed bank with the active participation of community members and their contribution to the cost of construction through utilization of locally produced bricks and use of local artisan skills and bricklaying. It is planned that the community seed bank will form the centre around which all the activities around seed in the community will revolve including farmer field schools and adequateland for purposes of establishing demonstration plots for farmer learnings. Adequate land will also be reserved for characterization of the germplasm in the seedbank and for crop development and seed multiplication Oxfam Novib will support this project through monitoring progress, finance management, providing advice and reporting to the donor.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Stichting Hans Geveling Foundation Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to life and security1360Stichting Hans Geveling FoundationSmall scale food producers, women and men, are better able to adapt their agriculture production system, livelihoods and land scape to climate change ensuring access to healthy food, based on local biodiversityfemale rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)male rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)female commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsmale commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05648-03:PSOxfam NovibPEF has substantial experience in designing and overseeing the implementation of technical water and environmental infrastructure -and will lead on overseeing the soft component of the action, working closely with the CMWU. PEF has substantial experience in community mobilisation, hygiene promotion, and mass media campaigns in addition to designing and overseeing the implementation of water and environmental projects - and will lead on implementing the community mobilization actions, development of water safety plans, water community based management and capacity building of water vendorsOxfam NovibPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDSThe Palestinian Environmental Friends Association is a non-profit organization (Nongovernmental Organization). It was establishmentin 1998 by a group of Palestinian experts to meet the demand needed in the field of the environment and natural resources.The establishment of PEF enables environmental friends all over the world to cooperate neglecting geological and political constrains to stopthe negative impacts on the environment. Together, we create a universal free from pollution, sustainable and suitable for new generations. PEF practiced projects almost all over Gaza Strip. The projects activities mainly covered the following areas: Water and wastewater, public health, global warming, infrastructure and capacity building activities, compost production, solid wastes and awareness programs. The association aim is to share in improving the environmental situation in the Palestinian territories, also, to protect the local environment, and public health natural resources from pollution and mining. Public awareness <(>&<)> environmental education is one of the organization aims to have sustainable and well-managed natural resources in addition of rehabilitation of Water and Sewerage Infrastructure in Northern Gaza Governorate . PEF aims to have a wide range ofcooperation with local, regional and international organizations and individuals share its aims and activitiesEuropean Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.2887 34.26196The right to life and security420030 80768 -25374110329 incoming transaction European Union 110329European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS118370 incoming transaction European Union 118370European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS22383 incoming transaction European Union 22383European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS67348 incoming transaction European Union 67348European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS60000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib60000CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS21600 incoming transaction European Union 21600European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS35226 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib35226CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS4774 incoming transaction OXFAM IRELAND 4774Oxfam Ireland own fundsPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS60768 incoming transaction European Union 60768European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS4184 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4184Oxfam Novib public fundsPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS-29558 incoming transaction European Union -29558European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDSWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksNL-KVK-27108436-A-05650-02:MMOxfam NovibOxfam Myanmar PMU staff will manage the Action, provide strategic leadership, coordinate the work of all co-applicants, ensure meaningful monitoring, evaluation and learning, and ensure high quality contract and financial management. Oxfam will be the main pointof communication with the EU. This role has been allocated due to Oxfam#s long-standing partnerships and relationships of trust with the co-applicants; project management capacity, including experience managing consortia; technical expertise in peace-building andconflict transformation; its international communications and advocacy capacity.Oxfam NovibOxfam GBOxfam great Britain is managing Oxfam in Myanmar. It has an office in Yangon since 2009 and operates in 5 townships as stipulated in its MOU with the Ministry of Agriculture and Irrigation. Oxfam’s vision for Myanmar is for all citizens, including women and ethnic nationalities, to be able to enjoy their social, cultural, economic, civil and political rights. We believe it is possible for Myanmar to be led by a government that is responsive and accountable to its citizens; to have a political system everyone can be part of and have a dynamic private sector which works in the interests of the poorest. The focus of our work is now: Empowering communities to exercise their own rights and increase their influence on local policies and resource allocation; promoting an accountable civil society which is able to drive pro-poor policies and equitable change. Building a responsive local government which can respond to the priorities of its people, engaging networks of communities, civil society and local government in order to work with a widerange of national and international actors. Increasing the participation of women in society, helping them to gain positions of leadership and to participate in decision making processes at all levels. Working towards a pro-poor private sector to ensure the private sector and the government adopt business practices and policies which benefit poor and vulnerable people. To achieve our goals, the Oxfam Country strategy focuses on three thematic areas of work: Governance and Social Accountability, Economic Justice, and Humanitarian. Gender Equality is a core element in all programs, ensuring that we put women at the centre of everything we do.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MyanmarThe right to life and security11796812 -191800 -3923-4244213722556 incoming transaction European Union 3722556European Union EU EuronaidOxfam GB4876122 incoming transaction European Union 4876122European Union EU EuronaidOxfam GB776430 incoming transaction European Union 776430European Union EU EuronaidOxfam GB960957 incoming transaction European Union 960957European Union EU EuronaidOxfam GB1006055 incoming transaction European Union 1006055European Union EU EuronaidOxfam GB7167 incoming transaction European Union 7167European Union EU EuronaidOxfam GB111252 incoming transaction European Union 111252European Union EU EuronaidOxfam GBStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05650-08:NLOxfam NovibOxfam Novib C<(>&<)>F, as lead applicant, will support OGB Myanmar in ensuring meaningful monitoring, evaluation and learning, and high quality contract and financial management. Oxfam Novib will provide OGB Myanmar also with senior advisory/thematic support.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to life and security15940 8484 16699 2734European Union EU Euronaid2095European Union EU Euronaid81European Union EU Euronaid5937European Union EU Euronaid2014European Union EU Euronaid173European Union EU Euronaid4800European Union EU Euronaid4976European Union EU Euronaid285European Union EU Euronaid1635European Union EU Euronaid-10297European Union EU Euronaid3246European Union EU Euronaid1971European Union EU Euronaid1950European Union EU Euronaid1011European Union EU Euronaid216European Union EU Euronaid10297European Union EU Euronaid162European Union EU Euronaid54European Union EU Euronaid276European Union EU Euronaid139European Union EU Euronaid306European Union EU Euronaid138European Union EU Euronaid1353European Union EU Euronaid1987European Union EU Euronaid980European Union EU Euronaid531European Union EU Euronaid1194European Union EU Euronaid653European Union EU Euronaid1032European Union EU Euronaid665European Union EU Euronaid827European Union EU Euronaid227European Union EU Euronaid705European Union EU Euronaid761European Union EU Euronaid909European Union EU Euronaid663European Union EU Euronaid468European Union EU Euronaid3981European Union EU Euronaid2188European Union EU Euronaid3146European Union EU Euronaid1923European Union EU Euronaid4234European Union EU Euronaid96 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib96European Union EU Euronaid2590European Union EU EuronaidStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05674-02:BJOxfam NovibThis project which is framed around ensuring quality WASH services for all, has the main objective of contributing to the improvement of the conditions of fair, sustainable access and use of quality WASH services for the populations in the communes of Ouidah, Tori-Bossito and Kpomassè in Benin. Project activities will aim to identify and reach poor and vulnerable families, especially women and young people at the urban, peri-urban level. The question of sanitary inequity (systemic and potentially remediable exclusions toWASH services linked to social, economic or geographical status) will be dealt with using inclusive and innovative approaches (identification of needs through representations of all layers of the target community, beneficiary involvement in all activities, implementation of pro-poor approaches) to address specific sanitation needs of the poorest and most vulnerable.Oxfam NovibOxfam - Quebec, MontrealAbout Oxfam Quebec: As an important player in development support since 1973, Oxfam Quebec bases its actions on partnership and on an integrated approach to development. Based in Montreal with a network of offices at 20 foreign locations, Oxfam Quebec (OQ) is an independent, secular, non-governmental, non-profit and non-partisan organisation. OQ supports sustainable development in more than 20 countries where, by working in co-operation with local partners, the organisation promotes local development as well as the institutional reinforcement of our partners and of civil society. OQ also carries out humanitarian actions in response to natural disasters and conflict situations. These include direct intervention during the emergency reconstruction and rehabilitation phases, as well as social assistance and peace-building initiatives. The organisation is a member of the following umbrella organisations: - Oxfam International; - Conseil Canadien pour la co-operation internationale (CCCI); - Association Québecoise des Organismes de Co-operationInternationale (AQOCI).SNV Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BeninThe right to life and security1101054 0 -102899224143 incoming transaction SNV 224143SNV, Netherlands Development OrgOxfam - Quebec, Montreal260286 incoming transaction SNV 260286SNV, Netherlands Development OrgOxfam - Quebec, Montreal437978 incoming transaction SNV 437978SNV, Netherlands Development OrgOxfam - Quebec, Montreal75748 incoming transaction SNV 75748SNV, Netherlands Development OrgOxfam - Quebec, MontrealWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05674-03:BJOxfam NovibOxfam Novib in The Hague supports this project through grant management and general advise.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.SNV Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BeninThe right to life and security1616 1552 1604 4400 553 incoming transaction SNV 553SNV, Netherlands Development Org259 incoming transaction SNV 259SNV, Netherlands Development Org244 incoming transaction SNV 244SNV, Netherlands Development Org243 incoming transaction SNV 243SNV, Netherlands Development Org316 incoming transaction SNV 316SNV, Netherlands Development Org141 incoming transaction SNV 141SNV, Netherlands Development Org285 incoming transaction SNV 285SNV, Netherlands Development Org197 incoming transaction SNV 197SNV, Netherlands Development Org89 incoming transaction SNV 89SNV, Netherlands Development Org698 incoming transaction SNV 698SNV, Netherlands Development Org141 incoming transaction SNV 141SNV, Netherlands Development Org1 incoming transaction SNV 1SNV, Netherlands Development Org34 incoming transaction SNV 34SNV, Netherlands Development Org527 incoming transaction SNV 527SNV, Netherlands Development Org323 incoming transaction SNV 323SNV, Netherlands Development Org135 incoming transaction SNV 135SNV, Netherlands Development Org439 incoming transaction SNV 439SNV, Netherlands Development Org112 incoming transaction SNV 112SNV, Netherlands Development Org34 incoming transaction SNV 34SNV, Netherlands Development Org118 incoming transaction SNV 118SNV, Netherlands Development Org174 incoming transaction SNV 174SNV, Netherlands Development Org1496 incoming transaction SNV 1496SNV, Netherlands Development Org1390 incoming transaction SNV 1390SNV, Netherlands Development Org1222 incoming transaction SNV 1222SNV, Netherlands Development OrgWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05681-02:NGOxfam NovibOxfam in Nigeria will be the Implementing affiliate. Our work in Nigeria focuses on the following areas of interventions: Responding to the worsening security situation and to the low capacity within the institutional humanitarian framework, and meet the basic needs of those displaced and in food insecurity. Building a more diversified economy, less dependent on extractive industries, with job opportunities for young people and more investment in agriculture. Transforming the state into a transparent set of institutions with the resources and capacities to deliver essential services, held accountable by engaged and informed citizens. Transforming women#s experience of gender discrimination and gender based violence, which discourages women from representation and leadership roles. Reducing inequality, so that the benefits from economic growth translate in to increase in the incomes and opportunities of the poorest.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to a sustainable livelihood146285 19036 47933 26795 62578 17698 1033 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1033CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic1355 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1355CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-2389 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-2389CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic12584Oxfam America funding with back donor189Oxfam America funding with back donor11300Oxfam America funding with back donor1582Oxfam America funding with back donor26349Oxfam America funding with back donor11858 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib11858CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic1408Oxfam America funding with back donor-11858 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-11858CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic19539Oxfam America funding with back donor121Oxfam America funding with back donor50160Oxfam America funding with back donor53Oxfam America funding with back donor13907 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13907CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic7471Oxfam America funding with back donor1622 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1622CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic1605 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1605CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic31 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib31CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-971 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-971CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic297 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib297CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic127Oxfam America funding with back donor-16490 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-16490CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic19509Oxfam America funding with back donor1742Oxfam America funding with back donor1603Oxfam America funding with back donor1347Oxfam America funding with back donor675Oxfam America funding with back donor7897Oxfam America funding with back donor680Oxfam America funding with back donor986Oxfam America funding with back donor1188Oxfam America funding with back donor1006Oxfam America funding with back donor4621Oxfam America funding with back donor2906Oxfam America funding with back donor7377Oxfam America funding with back donor18809Oxfam America funding with back donor9469 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib9469CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic19640Oxfam America funding with back donor2452Oxfam America funding with back donor-19640Oxfam America funding with back donor5992 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5992CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic155 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib155CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic788 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib788CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-7678 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-7678CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic10 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic839 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib839CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic357 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib357CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-9933 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-9933CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic10166Oxfam America funding with back donor2310Oxfam America funding with back donor-12476Oxfam America funding with back donor14158Oxfam America funding with back donor1547Oxfam America funding with back donor3920Oxfam America funding with back donor1859Oxfam America funding with back donor2826Oxfam America funding with back donor2467Oxfam America funding with back donor3593Oxfam America funding with back donor6002Oxfam America funding with back donor3165Oxfam America funding with back donor2681Oxfam America funding with back donor8851Oxfam America funding with back donor7407Oxfam America funding with back donor94742Oxfam America funding with back donor-94742Oxfam America funding with back donor5212Oxfam America funding with back donor7966Oxfam America funding with back donor-521Oxfam America funding with back donor-12658Oxfam America funding with back donor16534Oxfam America funding with back donor2453Oxfam America funding with back donor1883Oxfam America funding with back donor7670Oxfam America funding with back donor5975Oxfam America funding with back donor5958Oxfam America funding with back donor1303Oxfam America funding with back donor7912Oxfam America funding with back donor2537Oxfam America funding with back donor2522Oxfam America funding with back donor4657Oxfam America funding with back donor14816Oxfam America funding with back donor-16049Oxfam America funding with back donor4003Oxfam America funding with back donor-4003 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-4003Unders/overspending Donor Funds4003 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4003Unders/overspending Donor FundsImproved policies: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens -DD2Increased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05681-04:NGOxfam Novibhis actor will set up agricultural budget monitoring groups in Nasarawa State. This builds on the previous year's work to build alliances between government and farmers and seeks to create advocacy moments throughout the political year wherein farmers have space to demand for accountability, this time geared towards improving the level of budget expenditure and boosting accountability on agricultural public spending. In the contemporary sense, climate change is the most serious environmental threat tofood security in Nigeria as in other parts of the world. facing most Nigerians. The climate change Vulnerability Index 2014 classified Nigeria#s vulnerability as extreme and ranked the country as the fourth (4th) most vulnerable, in the World, to climate change. According to some reports, by 2020, if no mitigation or effective adaptations measures are implemented, between 2% and 11%, the Gross Domestic Product(GDP) of most communities could be lost to any climate change related mishaps (DFID, 2009).In addition, many Nigerians could become food insecure and malnourished. Two factors are the key drivers of climate change in Nigeria, which are gas flaringand depletion of forests. Gas-flaring (Udok and Akpan, 2017) . Gas-flaring is as old as the discovery of crude oil in Nigeria and it remains a global environmental malaise with its attendant environmental consequences. Literature asserts that, Nigeria accounts for an estimatedtwo billion standard cubic feet of gas flared annually, and which amountstoabout 19 percent of gas flared globally. The alarming depletion of tropical forests (Ogbodo et al., 2017) is another key driver of climate change. Consequently, most forest vegetationin Africa is basically declining due to deliberate removal oftreesto pave way for mineral exploitation, urban sprawl, agricultural expansion and infrastructural development. Whereas, promoting good nutrition, health and sustainable food systems in the context of population growth, competing claims (as highlightedabove)for natural resources; and a changing climate are central challenges in ourcontemporary African societies. Thus the combined effect of gas flaring and forest depletion is a negation of the principle of sustainable development, whereby meeting the needsofthe present population are met without compromising the ability of future human generations to meet their own needs as well. Against this background, the need to influence public policies and private activities becomes paramount, which to a large measure border as much on policies of government to provide infrastructure as also on the activities of private sector in enterprise. In both cases, thelack of transparency and inadequate information flow constitute a major constraint to the attainmentof national food security and right to food in Nigeria.Oxfam NovibYoung Men's Christian Association MEstablished in 1969, YMCA Mada Hills is an affiliate of the Young men#s Christian Association of Nigeria. The organisation#s mission is to facilitate relevant community based programmes and services that empower young people and the vulnerable on the basis of equality and justice and for self-reliance. YMCA Hills in Lafia is a local partner to Oxfam Novib in project VSLA and Empower @ Scale. oung Men's Christian Association of Nigeria (YMCA) will focus on implementing the project in Nasarawa State. Young Men Christian Association of Nigeria will trained eleven (11) field officers and fifty five(55) village agents in Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA) methodologies. These trained officers will then facilitate the stepping down of the training for 1500 VSLA members on community-based micro-credit scheme, entrepreneurship and leadership. During the year, the field officers will identify strong 50 women leaders from the savings groups that will be further trained and certified as village agents. The 55 village agents will help spread the formation of new groups quickly to reach the desired number by end of year. Oxfam will carryout community engagement and relationship building based on gender analysis and power mapping to address the underlying causes to vulnerability. Oxfam will empower the members of the VSLAs to be able to lead in awareness creation on gender related issuesand balance gender roles. On average, each member of a VS<(>&<)>LA will influence 2 external people among which her/hispartner. Father#s groups will be formed to interface with VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities on gender relations. Male members of VS<(>&<)>LAs will be represented in father#s groups to bridge the gap between VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities. Oxfam staff and trainedfield officers will use the Women#s EconomicLeadership (WEL) and the Women#s Economic Empowerment (WEE) knowledge hub resources to facilitate these discussions and promote regular contact between the VS<(>&<)>LA groups and support services. At the end of theprocess, at least 30 change agents will emerge from VS<(>&<)>LA and father#s groups: 500 strong female leaders and 10 male gender champions/models.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation41527 21214 41527 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 41527Oxfam America funding with back donorYoung Men's Christian Association M21214 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 21214Oxfam America funding with back donorYoung Men's Christian Association MStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam/partners have strengthened/broadened alliances in order to conduct joint campaigns on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lenscases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam/partners have strengthened/broadened alliances in order to conduct joint campaigns on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lenscases in which Oxfam/partners have strengthened/broadened alliances in order to conduct joint campaigns on (i) Sustainable Food production & consumption, (ii) Land Rights (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens -DD4Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05681-05:NGOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this projects implementation. Given the significant impacts of COVID-19, combined with the effects of conflict and climate change on agriculture, equitable livelihoods and food security,the next phase of TAP, Strand 2 will reflect the realities of these pressures in Oxfam’s donor and national level advocacy. In manyplaces, already precarious food systems were pushed to a breaking point as markets shut down;farmers lost access to land, natural resources and needed inputs; and ad hoc policy measures were put in place to stem the spread of coronavirus resulting in market closures and hikes in food prices, creating a spike in huger. The continuing rise in hunger across the African continent and stagnating financial resources due to slowed economic growth present serious challenges for African governments to realize poverty reduction andimproved food security, especially for the millions of women and men who grow, process, and sell food in local markets. Increased pressures on ODA donor budgets, as detailed in Strand 1, may also have impacts on the availability of funding for agricultural development. With this investment, Oxfam will press for transformationalchange to support agriculture development as a core pillar of Africa’s green economic growth. Oxfam will advocate for African leaders at the national, regional and continental levels to make progress toward meeting their CAADP commitments (as defined inthe CADDP BR with a baseline to be identified in the Results Tracker); put inplace measures and strategies to build resilient food systems in the face of shocks and stressors such as COVID-19, climate change and other current crises (e.g. conflicts); and promote gender justice and women’s economic empowerment. Amongst major donors, specifically the Netherlands and the EU, Oxfam will call for increased resources and the implementation of improved development policies to support agriculture objectives in target African countries. Core to this work will be a focus on the following: • Ensuring government and ODA budgets, policies, programs and practices are gender responsive and reflect the needs, interests and priorities of womensmall-scale producers. Wewill maintain our commitment to gender integration in agriculture, and in the next phase will seek to foster gender-sensitive economic recovery, climate resilience, and green growth at global and national levels. • Strengthening the agency and influenceof non-state actors, particularly women small-scale producers in influencing spaces. Oxfam relies on evaluation, research and real-time learning to inform our advocacy strategies and adapt as needed. In this reinvestment Oxfam will build on the progressmadeover the past six years (LEAP 2 and TAP 1) and strengthen the work by applying the lessons we have learned through our experience, evaluations and research. In spite of strong commitments and the adoption of policies, governments and donors that aretargeted under TAP have yet to implement agriculture agendas in ways that fully realize the potential of women and men small-scale producers. Oxfam will continue working with local partners to promote social accountability as a tool to effectively improve implementation of policies, and use our local to global reach to skillfully advocate in multiple arenas (e.g. subnational and national budget and policy processes, high-level international meetings) and across different targets (donors, AU, RECs, national andlocal governments inAfrica). Oxfam is committed to gender justice. Through promotion of tools such as gender-responsive budgeting, Oxfam will continue to work towards long-term and transformational changes in the lives of women small-scale producers and gender equality in the agriculture sector. We do this by advocating for changes to formal laws and policies and their implementation, increasing women’s access to resources and opportunities to voice their concerns and demands directly in decision-making spaces, supporting efforts to build women and men’s knowledge, skills and consciousness around these issues, and where possible, addressing informal cultural norms and exclusionary practices. Our donor target work is grounded in principles of country ownership to ensure that the messages and issues wepromote are informed by national priorities, plans and policies (e.g. CAADP BR, NDCs, green growth strategies) in the African countries that are part of Strand 2.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to a sustainable livelihood35017 15497 63297 15607 87 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib87CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-87 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-87CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic87Oxfam America funding with back donor-87Oxfam America funding with back donor87Oxfam America funding with back donor672Oxfam America funding with back donor-518Oxfam America funding with back donor624Oxfam America funding with back donor467Oxfam America funding with back donor15140Oxfam America funding with back donor18546Oxfam America funding with back donor2437Oxfam America funding with back donor7130Oxfam America funding with back donor4814Oxfam America funding with back donor1113Oxfam America funding with back donor2Oxfam America funding with back donor32719Oxfam America funding with back donor14296Oxfam America funding with back donor3741Oxfam America funding with back donor6663Oxfam America funding with back donor3637Oxfam America funding with back donor2241Oxfam America funding with back donor6830Oxfam America funding with back donor3015Oxfam America funding with back donor6232Oxfam America funding with back donor-1456Oxfam America funding with back donor585Oxfam America funding with back donor402Oxfam America funding with back donor25517Oxfam America funding with back donor-25517 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-25517Unders/overspending Donor Funds25517 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib25517Unders/overspending Donor FundsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action to promote climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action to promote climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women take action to promote climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.men take action to promote climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.Improved policies: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.cases where Oxfam/partners influenced governments or global actors in adopting/implementating policies on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens -DD2Increased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05681-06:NGOxfam NovibCivil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) is a non-governmental, non-profit, advocacy, information sharing, research, and capacity building organisation. Its mission is to strengthen the link between civil society and the legislature through advocacy andcapacity building for civil society groups and policy makers on legislative processes and governance issues. CISLAC was integrated as a corporate body (CAC/IT/NO22738) with the Nigeria#s Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) on the 28th December 2006. Prior to this incorporation, however, CISLAC had actively been engaged in legislative advocacy work since 2005. The organisation is also compliantwith the Anti-Money Laundering Act 2007. The Organisation reports to SCUML, any transaction that is above One thousand dollars, detailing the payee, purpose and the other KYC (Know Your Customer) requirements. This is done on a weekly or monthly basis depending on the volume of transactions and to ensure appropriate compliance with anti-money laundering laws. NPC Certified CISLAC is registered organisation under the National Planning Commission. ECOSOC Status In recognition of its broad perspective the CISLAC was granted an ECOSOC status by the United Nations in 2011 giving it the mandate and the instrumentality of the UN. EFCC Anti-Money Laundary Compliance CISLAC is duly registered in accordance with the provisions of Section 5(1) (a) of the Money Laundering (Prohibition) Act, 2011 of the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC). CISLAC/TI Partnership CISLAC is the National Chapter of Transparency International (TI). Also, CISLAC is registered organisation under the National Planning Commission. As indicated above, the organisationemerged from the need to address the gaps in legislative advocacywork of civil society and government access to civil society groups. CISLAC#s engagement with Federal Ministries, National and State Assemblies, Local Government Administrations, private sector interests, and non-government organisations, has opened a window through which the public and policy officials can interact and collaborate. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO). Cashew industry and production 2020 is plagued by insecurity particularly in the Fadama areas and limited financing to achieve commercial scale. It is thus imperative for the government to formulate and implement appropriate policies and programs that will enhance the entire value chain of the crop while collaborating with farmers to ameliorate the challenges through the farming cycle. Objective The overall objective of this intervention is to revitalize the agricultural sector by advocating for effective implementation of policies and strategies targeted at small holder farmers’ socio-economic stability. Specific emphasis will be on these themes - traditional farmers in rural areas; creation of enabling conditions for private sector participation; human capacity development; removal of constraints to efficient agricultural production and marketing; soil fertility issues; poor water management; inadequate infrastructure; pests and diseases. The expected outcomes will include: ● Strengthened citizen-government advocacy and local engagement towards improved export value addition to small-holder farming of cashew, sesame seedsandyams in target states. ● Harnessed export-potential of cashew, sesame seeds and yams by improving the enabling environment for value chain optimization. ● Small holder farmers are exposed to utilize the numerous opportunities to attain competitive prowess globally. ● Improved regulations around processing value chain, security landscape, access to farm input support services as well as local and foreign markets, particularly for small-holder farmers. The specific objectives include: 1. To promote favorable policies within regional, national and sub-national agricultural investment regimes that support agricultural production of cashew, sesame seedsand yams in target states for domestic consumption and exportation. (Legislative pathway) 2. To improve regulatory regimes and protocols to promote an enabling environment to ease doing business for small-scale farmers in agriculture. (Executive pathway) 3. To establish a broad constituency of stakeholders advocating for an enabling environment to ease doing business for small-scale farmers in agriculture within three levels of engagement- sub-national, national and regional levels. Strategies ● Engagement of the existingregional structures and instruments (Advocacy) ● Public and private sector dialogue ● Media and citizens engagement (Awareness and education) Target Stakeholders NEPC, Chambers of Commerce, NESG, NASSBER, National Assembly Joint Committee on Agriculture and RuralDevelopment, Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development,State Houses of Assembly in target states, ECOWAS Secretariat, WATAF, FIRS, Lower River Basin Development Authorities, National Agricultural and Land Development Authority (NALDA); and the Directorate of Foods, Roads and Rural Infrastructure (DFFRI), Small-holder farmers, Agricultural microcredit issuance houses, media. TargetProject states Project states will be based on the dominant “agriculture states” as they pertain to the above listed crops and the states where they grow (Jigawa, Benue, Lagos and Abuja). Communication and visibility plan: We have a Social Media Team and intend to use our existing platforms to promote the programme and outcome. ⮚ Media Chats: With support from our local partners, project team and participants will have opportunities to promote the project on radio and TV. Currently, our member organizations enjoy support from some media organizations, and we intend to continue the relationship and get more media organizations ⮚ Social Media Platforms: Currently, we have avery active audience and good social media presence which can help create more awareness for the project. We also belong to youth groups and online groups that have an active youth population that can be explored. ⮚ Mailing Lists: through our networks and partners’ mailing lists, we will be able to reach more youth and stakeholders with updates and resources from the project. ⮚ Partners’ Events: Through participation in partners’ events, we will have more opportunity to share the project deliverablesjustas we are currently doing. We will participate in exhibitions, panels and other activities needed to educate the citizens on the issue.Oxfam NovibCISLACThe Civil Society Legislative Advocacy Centre (CISLAC) was set up in 2005 to strengthen the link between civil society and the Nigerian legislature. It was officially registered in 2006. Its priority areas are anti-corruption, fiscal responsibility, public procurement, the Nigerian Extractives Industries Transparency Initiative (NEITI) Act and budget tracking. Its main intervention areas are lobby, advocacy, research and capacity building of civil society organisations, legislators and media. CISLAC has been very instrumental in passing the NEITI Act in 2007 and monitoring and assisting the Nigerian government in its implementation.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation23532 34615 9491 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 9491Oxfam America funding with back donorCISLAC9334 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 9334Oxfam America funding with back donorCISLAC14437 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 14437Oxfam America funding with back donorCISLACIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks for gender sensitive policies or voluntary guidelines promoting smallholder inclusive agribusiness investments, in line with social economic and environmental responsibility standardsalternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks for gender sensitive policies or voluntary guidelines promoting smallholder inclusive agribusiness investments, in line with social economic and environmental responsibility standardscases of influentials endorsing policy asks for gender sensitive policies or voluntary guidelines promoting smallholder inclusive agribusiness investments, in line with social economic and environmental responsibility standardsStronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases of strengthened/broadened alliances to produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global markets -DD4Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05681-07:NGOxfam NovibGlobal Initiative for Food Security and Ecosystem Preservation – GIFSEP is an organization founded on the ideals of Environmental Education, Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation, Renewable Energy and sustainable development. GIFSEP, was established in recognition of the tremendous environmental challenges and the ever-increasing threats arising from the impacts of climate change. The Organization is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission CAC/IT/NO:79115. The organizations aim is to promote environmental and agricultural sustainability and Renewable energy across communities with a view to protect the environment and combat climate change. Our founding Principle is Service to humanity, Transparency and Accountability. The structure of the organization is that which consists of two main organs: Board of Trustees and the Management. The Board is the policy making body of the organization while the Management is headed by the Executive Director (who is also a member of the Board of Trustees) who is saddled with the responsibilityof policy implementation and the general day-to-day running of the organization. The organization's thematic areas of operation include: Environment and Climate Change, Climate Smart Agriculture and Renewable Energy. Our strategy works through collaborations in building synergy and institutional capacity to sustain our programs and ensure that such programs meet the targeted beneficiaries. Our team of staff are professionals with vast knowledge and experience on climate change, Climate Smart Agriculture techniques, physical and adapted land use planning and Renewable Energy. GIFSEP works in partnership with international and local organizations and networks. GIFSEP is the African regional contact office of Citizen's Climate International and the Coordination contact point of 350 Africa in Nigeria. “Climate justice” is a term, and more than that a movement, that acknowledges climate change can have differing social, economic, public health, and other adverse impacts on underprivileged populations. Climate change impacts exacerbate inequitable social conditions. The challenges facing poor localand marginalized communities in Nigeria are multiple and complex ranging from economic crises, to environmental degradation, to natural disasters, and violent conflicts, all of which are increasing poor people’s vulnerability and posing significant challenges to securing their livelihoods. Climate change exacerbates the problem further by creating an additional layer of uncertainty and risk for vulnerable communities to deal with, increasing the severity and frequency of disasters and jeopardizing development gains made to date. If drastic warning signals and/or measures are not put in place the cost of ignoring these impacts will soon become impossible to meet. Climate justice begins with recognizing key groups are differently affected by climate change. There is therefore the urgent need to address these inequities head-on through long-term resilience building and adaptation strategies. To achieve this, a climate justice audit is required in assessing the degree of the social economicimpact on the different categories of people within the society and helps to provide information for identifying measures to adapt to climate change impacts and build resilience. It enables practitioners and decision-makers to identify the most vulnerable areas, sectorsand social groups. In turn, this means climate change adaptation options targeted at specified contexts can be developed and implemented. 1. Objectives  Identify policy and funding gaps, needs and opportunities in states and what the government has done in the past decade to address these needs.  To inform the development of a five-year plan with monitoring and tracking indicators  Identify the vulnerability of human populations and natural systems to climate and variability in the target communities.  Provide opportunities for promoting wider resilience and adaptation to climate change. Methodology. The ClimateJustice Audit process involves a systematic and documented procedure of preparations, actual auditing and post audit. Climate Justice Audit involves 3 critical process a Pre- Audit Process, the Audit and a Post audit activity.Oxfam NovibGlobal Initia. for Food, Sec. & EcoGlobal Initiative for Food Security and Ecosystem Preservation – GIFSEP is an organization founded on the ideals of Environmental Education, Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation, Renewable Energy and sustainable development. GIFSEP, was established in recognition of the tremendous environmental challenges and the ever-increasing threats arising from the impacts of climate change. The Organization is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission CAC/IT/NO:79115. The organizations aim is to promote environmental and agricultural sustainability and Renewable energy across communities with a view to protect the environment and combat climate change. Our founding Principle is Service to humanity, Transparency and Accountability. The structure of the organization is that which consists of two main organs: Board of Trustees and the Management. The Board is the policy making body of the organization while the Management is headed by the Executive Director (who is also a member of the Board of Trustees) who is saddled with the responsibilityof policy implementation and the general day-to-day running of the organization. The organization's thematic areas of operation include: Environment and Climate Change, Climate Smart Agriculture and Renewable Energy. Our strategy works through collaborations in building synergy and institutional capacity to sustain our programs and ensure that such programs meet the targeted beneficiaries. Our team of staff are professionals with vast knowledge and experience on climate change, Climate Smart Agriculture techniques, physical and adapted land use planning and Renewable Energy. GIFSEP works in partnership with international and local organizations and networks. GIFSEP is the African regional contact office of Citizen's Climate International and the Coordination contact point of 350 Africa in Nigeria.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to basic social services31368 31368 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 31368Oxfam America funding with back donorGlobal Initia. for Food, Sec. & EcoGovernment, IFI, regional and international institutions adopt and implement improved policies and regulations for fair financial and fiscal systems, including budgeting processes, and borrowing and debt.cases where illicit financial flows, tax evasion, tax avoidance or competition is reducedcases governments, IFIs, regional and international institutions making borrowing and servicing debt policies and practices better, more transparent and inclusive of citizens and civil society.cases Governments strengthening and improving tax systems, raising more revenue in a progressive, green, participatory, accountable and/or gender-responsive mannercases Governments recognize unpaid care work and reduce and redistribute.cases Gov, IFIs, regional/int. institutions improve quantity/quality of public spending in social services, green economy & small scale, sustainable practices and/or make budgeting/spending processes more transparent, participatory or gender-responsivecases of governments improving policies or the enforcement of policies that regulate the behavior of financial institutionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05695-02:KHOxfam NovibGovernment of Cambodia takes high consideration in environmental safeguard, and in the process of developing and amending related laws . In line with these efforts, numerous Prakas and Circular are continuously issued to enforce legislation framework at sub-national level to ensure effective implementation and contribution to sustainable development. These have brought a demand for civil society organizations (CSOs) to engage in policy dialogues. CSOs are increasingly seen as pivotal actors in contributing to policy development and good governance. DPA-EISEI has been recognized and selected as sub-technical or technical working group member to work closely with the government#s line ministries, and participated in public consultation on the draft laws. These opportunities on policy engagement and multi-stakeholder dialogue platform provides DPA staff to engage more with the government and relevant stakeholdersin order to achieve its outcomes on NRM . This participation is successful of DPA-EISEI to gaintrust from relevant ministries. DPA-EISEI is invited to attend inter-ministerial meetings to review and give comment on EIA reports as the part of NGOs participation for effective and better EIA as well as Environmental Management Plan (EMP). DPA-EISEI always conducted field review and use the EIA report review checklist tools to ensure the effective participation from affected community and share the comments to relevant stakeholders. With Extractive Industry Governance Forum (EIGF), a formal multi-stakeholder platform, is a showcase of the good relationship between government and private sector. with new strategic plan (2017-2021), Partnership and Advocacy Programme (PAP) of Development and Partnership in Action (DPA) is focusing on the thematic areasof gender and development, natural resources related to land and forestry, Extractive Industry (EI). DPA-Extractive Industry Social and Environmental Impacts (EISEI) Network with its new strategic plan, its strategic goal is for communities have their rights respected and received equitable benefits from extractive industry sector that enhance their livelihood conditions. With this regard, the targeted beneficiaries (affected communities and Community Mining Focal Persons (CMFPs)) are empowered and provided enable dialogue space in multi-stakeholder approach. The PAP-EISEI provides support services in terms of capacity building, facilitating building and strengthening network at local and national levels and facilitating influencing works to address emerging development issues related to gender and mining impact issues. The overall objective of this project is to mitigate the social and environmental impacts of mining on indigenous people, men and women in Northeastern Cambodia. This project is implemented in the two target indigenous provinces of DPA namely Ratanakiri and Mondulkiri with extension to Preah Vihear, and other affected non-target provinces where mineral concessions have been granted. The objectives of the project are: (1) build and strengthen CSOs# role and collaboration in multi-stakeholder engagement and policy dialogues at national and sub-national level in order to enhance social and environmental performance in EI Sector (2) engage with the target EI companies for them to act in accordance with law/policies to ensure benefit sharing of the concerned communities. The key activities include: # Maintain dialogue with the line ministries on EI governance and policy development including CCCMC#s Guidelines # Build and strengthen capacity and awareness raising of affected people, community mining focal persons, and organization on Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), social and environmental impacts, and EIA Report Review and EMP Checklist Tools # Facilitate the dialogue meeting regarding conflicts/disputes between communities and the mining companies at sub-national level # Engage with private sector to promote community engagement, responsible investment, and CSR Platform # Review EIA reports of oil and gas, and mining and monitorsocial and environmental impacts Project's Primary change agents: Describe the primary change agents at the center of the corresponding PSP(s) i. EISEI Network: In the last few years, EISEI Network has built trust and engagement with various stakeholder namely the line ministries and the private sector. These engagement aims to influence the policy dialogue and operation performance toward the responsible mining investment in Cambodia. DPA-EISEI Network is also maintaining its partnership and alliance to international stakeholders includingCCCMC and mining networks. In the two target provinces, DPA-EISEI Secretariat will continue to strengthen capacity of members in facilitating the provincial working group coordination; thus enabling the members to become empowered and more capable to work and facilitate better the coordination. DPA-EISEI will also coordinate and support provincial and national network linkage mechanism on howto engage and influence EIGF on specific topics and cases. ii. LineMinistries: The MME and MoE are both developing and amending itsrespective legislation framework on environmental and social safeguards. The open space is important for EISEI network members to lobby for better inclusive laws/policies. These space will needto be reached out to provincial department of mines and energy, department of environment, and the sub-national government in the target provinces.Oxfam NovibDevelopment and Partnership in ActiDevelopment and Partnership in Action (DPA) is a non-political, non-religious, non- partisan, non-profit making Cambodian non-governmental organization devoted to furthering community development, partnership work with Cambodian NGOs and lobbying and advocacy. DPA is the successor of CIDSE Cambodia which was established in 1979 as part of the larger CIDSE CLV programme created by a consortiumof International NGOs from Europe, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. With a mission spanning more than 25 years,the milestones andachievements of CIDSE Cambodia are significant, not least of which is moving from meeting basic daily needs of beneficiaries to focusing on strategic long-term aims of building capacity and empowering partner organizations to assist in changing their target communities lives. CIDSE Cambodia began funding CNGOS in 1993 and formally established the Partnership Programme in 1994. Due to the evolving social climate and the strong capacity and commitment of its local staff, CIDSE Cambodia decided to localize and in 1996 began a transition process which enabled the organization to emerge as DPA in January 2006. DPA assumed responsibility for all work of CIDSE Cambodia from 1 January 2006, with an emphasis on community organizing (CO) and rights-based (RB) strategies.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation7888 8804 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 8804Oxfam America own funds OUSDevelopment and Partnership in Acti12325 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 12325Oxfam America own funds OUSDevelopment and Partnership in Acti7888 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 7888Oxfam America own funds OUSDevelopment and Partnership in ActiStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing promoting small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or to participate in more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions) -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05695-05:KHOxfam NovibIndigenous people are group of people living in the territory of the Kingdom of Cambodia, whose have particular ethnic, social culture economic unity and practice their traditional lifestyles according to custom. Their agriculture and plantation on the plots of land they have occupied are done according to collectively customary usage of the land. In Cambodia, there are diverse of indigenous people such as the Bunong, Kuoy, Tumpong, Chary, Kroeng, Brao, Kavat. Totally of 24 groups. The indigenous people practices different culture tradition custom belief and languages according to their particular group. In Cambodia there are many organization and institutions that work on indigenous people in capacity building, various knowledge about the rights to freedom of expression, political rights, the rights access to social protection. Although many relevant organization and institutions paid attention on indigenouswomen but their problem have not been responded yet. Seeing this, minority women from different indigenous group have common idea to establish the indigenous women network to voice their issues and concems and, hold the government and private sector to account and protect. The benefit of their communities. On 02 September 2018 women’ group organized a consultation workshop on the establishment of the first women’s network in Cambodia, coordinated by the Cambodia Indigenous People Alliance (CIPA), Cambodia Indigenous People Organization (CIPO) Highlander Association (HA). Following its inception, the women’s group received supported from International Indigenous Women Forum (IIWF) through the Cambodia Indigenous People’ financial system to carry out its activity starting in April 2019. In 2020 the women’s group have prepared its action plan according to the old plan from last year, discussed with the members who do not yet have the budget to support and implement out the activity. For the women’s team, there are many issues and needs that must be push and addressed indigenous communities, such as land rights issues decimation issue, economic, education, mining issue andclimate change issue. The project was developed by seeing the impact of mining investment in Mondulkiri and its potential impacts on community’s livelihood, heath, and environment and to empower IP women to take control and protect their resources and, ensure social and, environmental safeguarding. In addition, the women would like to have frequent training or meeting with communities livingaround mining investment area to strengthen their capacity to recognize their rights to participate in the early stages of researches and environmental assessment. Community awareness on the impact prevention methods are important to seek intervention from the company and the ministry of themines and energy to take strict action against the activities of its workers who violate the national law. The strengthening IP women network in the mining-affected area of communities, forests communities, and indigenous collective communities is crucialto voice their concems and hold the government and company accountable. Recently, the Cambodian government through the ministry of Mine and Energy has provided mining investment license to private companies to boost the Cambodian economy as a senior official of the Ministry of Mines and Energy has recently confirmed about the first discovery of an international-scale gold mine in Mondulkiri Province. Speaking at a press conference on the morning of April 21, 2020, Mr. Yos Monirath, Director General of the General Department of Mines of the Ministry of Mines and Energy, stated: A gold mine is located in Okhvav, Kev Seima district, Mondulkiri province. In July 2018, the government decided to grant a mining license to an Australian company called Renaissance Minerals (Cambodia) for a 15-year exploration area of 11.5 square kilometers in O'Khvav, Keo Seima district, Mondulkiri province. According to Emerald Resources, Western Australia has some of policies to help the community such as: 1. Establishingand contribute to a fund for community development for the benefit of the community in the project area. 2. Seek the support of major suppliers and contractor to also contribute to the fund 3. Fund governed by a committee of local senior stakeholder including company representative of communities and NGOs organization. 4. Applications from local community will be assessed in accordance with community needs. 5. School Nursery initiative as a way for students to raise funds for their school, to increase environmental awareness in young people andprovide trees for future rehabilitation activities. 6. An Industry Partner supporting the Lion Water Sanitation Initiative in Obenlieu Commune, installing latrines and water filters in homes. Objectives (intermediate impact) Strengthened the rights and collective voice of indigenous women to influence and prevent from the potential impact of mining investment.Oxfam NovibCambodia Indigenous Peoples OrganizCIPO is a new established and registered organization (2014), is an IP-led organization that combines the best knowledge of IP and Cambodian society context with the ability to creatively respond to the needs, for supports, of the IPs in Cambodia,. The organization is execute and operating by different ethnic groups of young generation and under active support from eldest group who as advisory board. CIPO has it governance board consists of leaders from local and international organizations. CIPO established to build the capacity and empower the IPs to take lead and own the development processes of IP communities in Cambodia. CIPO has a clear vision to see IPs have self-determination on development and conservation within the multi-cultural society ofCambodia. And its mission is to strengthen the capacity and support strategic initiative of the IPs in land and natural resources management, conservation of identity and culture, and socio/economic development. The core values that lead our action are: - Leadership. We believe in the potential of others (especially women and youth) to develop and define their own direction. - Integrity and Accountability. We value integrity and we believe in holding ourselves accountable to all stakeholders. - Non-discrimination. We value equitable relationships between peoples regardless of culture/tradition, ethnicity, status, hierarchy, gender, age, political trend or background. - Solidarityand Sacrifice. We value solidarity and we sacrifice for a common spirit, collective benefits, and commitment to develop and sustainthe IP community.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation2472 2472 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 2472Oxfam America own funds OUSCambodia Indigenous Peoples OrganizWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05699-02:VNOxfam NovibAs part of GRAISEA 2.0, the GRAISEA 2.0 in Vietnam aims to promote sustainable and inclusive value chain governance for shrimp and rice sector that emphasizes women#s economic empowerment and climate resilience as two key issues impacting to the sustainability and equalities of agribusiness in Vietnam. The overall objective is: #Lives of small-scale producers and laborers in Vietnam agribusiness are transformed through enhanced women#s economic empowerment in climate resilient and sustainable shrimp/ricevalue chains development#. GRAISEA 2.0 in Vietnam builds and strengthens initial achievements and lesson-learnt of GRAISEA 1.0 with more effective andinnovative collaboration mechanism that help SSPs, especially women, gain fairer benefits and shared risks in the value chains, so that they are capable to respond, adapt and mitigate relevant risks including market shock, financial risks, and climate change. Thus, Vietnam program therefore proposes to achieve the following results: RESULT 1: Small-scale producers (SSPs), especially women, gain fairer opportunities and benefits in climate resilient, sustainable, and inclusive value chains of shrimp/rice RESULT 2: Companies in shrimp and rice sectors enhanced business effectiveness through adopting andpracticing responsible business and sustainable and inclusive value chain governance conducts with focuses on women#s economic empowerment and climate resilience RESULT 3: Vietnam government (at national and provincial levels) incentivize responsible business practice and sustainable and inclusive value chain governance that enhance women#s economic empowerment and climate resilienceOxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn Vietnam , Oxfam is one of the leading international, non -governmental organisation. Since 1955, Oxfam is active in Vietnam withhumanitarian interventions and started development work in the late 1980's. Today, Oxfam works in 26 provinces with people, governments and civil society to promote equality and well-being through social and economic change.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood35448 127154 166881 143662 167373 232561 15381 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib15381CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic6094 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6094CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic5380 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5380CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic35448Oxfam GB funding with back donor-26855 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-26855CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic22060Oxfam GB funding with back donor6695Oxfam GB funding with back donor1828Oxfam GB funding with back donor14829Oxfam GB funding with back donor9405Oxfam GB funding with back donor-259Oxfam GB funding with back donor8890Oxfam GB funding with back donor8658Oxfam GB funding with back donor6695Oxfam GB funding with back donor12120Oxfam GB funding with back donor7647Oxfam GB funding with back donor9294Oxfam GB funding with back donor19293Oxfam GB funding with back donor10226Oxfam GB funding with back donor12875Oxfam GB funding with back donor10798Oxfam GB funding with back donor7854Oxfam GB funding with back donor18347Oxfam GB funding with back donor18613Oxfam GB funding with back donor23618Oxfam GB funding with back donor8624Oxfam GB funding with back donor8917Oxfam GB funding with back donor11942Oxfam GB funding with back donor21487Oxfam GB funding with back donor13580Oxfam GB funding with back donor11955Oxfam GB funding with back donor8707Oxfam GB funding with back donor11272Oxfam GB funding with back donor10526Oxfam GB funding with back donor11859Oxfam GB funding with back donor27758Oxfam GB funding with back donor26143Oxfam GB funding with back donor4252Oxfam GB funding with back donor6516Oxfam GB funding with back donor5369Oxfam GB funding with back donor8005Oxfam GB funding with back donor11301Oxfam GB funding with back donor20974Oxfam GB funding with back donor5679Oxfam GB funding with back donor12316Oxfam GB funding with back donor5481Oxfam GB funding with back donor13598Oxfam GB funding with back donor15718Oxfam GB funding with back donor-3150Oxfam GB funding with back donor32007Oxfam GB funding with back donor11044Oxfam GB funding with back donor11260Oxfam GB funding with back donor7916Oxfam GB funding with back donor26972Oxfam GB funding with back donor-2468Oxfam GB funding with back donor10026Oxfam GB funding with back donor22006Oxfam GB funding with back donor-892Oxfam GB funding with back donor8221Oxfam GB funding with back donor29872Oxfam GB funding with back donor48320Oxfam GB funding with back donor18319Oxfam GB funding with back donor18666Oxfam GB funding with back donor76151Oxfam GB funding with back donor3993Oxfam GB funding with back donor-17Oxfam GB funding with back donor7922Oxfam GB funding with back donor43367Oxfam GB funding with back donor-43367 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-43367Unders/overspending Donor FundsImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05699-03:VNOxfam NovibCenter for Marinelife Conservation and Community development (MCD) is a local NGO focusing on marine conservation and community development in Vietnam. MCD has been Oxfam#s partner since 2006 in different projects. As a member of the Responsible Shrimp Culture Improvement Program (RSCIP), an initiative owned by the NGO consortium consisting of Oxfam, MCD, SNV and IUCN implemented in 2013-2014in Camau province, MCD has contributed to improve cultured shrimp supply chains addressing food safety, ecosystemand social impactsthereby improving local livelihoods and governance, restoring and conserving coastal ecosystems, and channeling improved market practices. Centre for Marine Life Conservation and Community Development (MCD) will be Oxfam's strategic partner in managing and implementing project activities of shrimp value chain in Ca Mau province within the framework of GRAISEA 2.0 project.Oxfam NovibCentre for Marinelife ConservationMCD - Centre for Marinelife Conservation and Community Development - was established in 2003 as a local NGO, originating from an international non-governmental organisation named #International Marine Alliance# (IMA). MCD officially began operating in 2006, with the vision of a nation with diversified and productive marine and coastal ecosystems, sustained by informed and empowered communities, which live and work harmoniously with their natural surrounding environments. MCD works to balance the needs ofcoastal communities and the needs of marine environment protection in Vietnam to ensure a sustainable future for today, and for future generations. MCD strives to become, by 2015, a pioneer Vietnamese civil society organization tying together the effective management of coastal resources and enhancement of coastal community livelihoods through localizing relevant international knowledge and experiences into adaptive practical models in a Vietnamese contextOXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood193301 93817 43873 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 43873Oxfam GB funding with back donorCentre for Marinelife Conservation18818 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 18818Oxfam GB funding with back donorCentre for Marinelife Conservation52105 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 52105Oxfam GB funding with back donorCentre for Marinelife Conservation22358 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 22358Oxfam GB funding with back donorCentre for Marinelife Conservation39224 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 39224Oxfam GB funding with back donorCentre for Marinelife Conservation16923 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 16923Oxfam GB funding with back donorCentre for Marinelife Conservation36584 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 36584Oxfam GB funding with back donorCentre for Marinelife Conservation44574 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 44574Oxfam GB funding with back donorCentre for Marinelife Conservation12658 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 12658Oxfam GB funding with back donorCentre for Marinelife ConservationImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approaches1 technical documentspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05699-04:VNOxfam NovibInternational Collaborating Centre for Fisheries and Aquaculture Sustainability (ICAFIS) is a local NGO belonging to Vietnam Fisheries Society (VINAFIS) focusing on promotion of aquaculture and fisheries sustainability within Vietnam and Vietnam experience sharing internationally, primarily to developing countries primarily in Asia-Pacific, Africa and Latin America. ICAFIS has been working widely with 36 projects in agriculture and aquaculture, especially aquaculture projects funded by IDH and WWF in Mekong Delta province. As a newly official Oxfam partner since 2015, ICAFIS will be implementing an Oxfam#s project #Promoting integration of CSR among actors in supply chain of wild capture fishery in Vietnam#. Recently, ICAFIS and Oxfam collaborate to develop a concept note submitted to EUROPE Aid for SWITCH-Asia Call. Since 2014, ICAFIS has been potential partner supporting several Oxfam#s aquaculture activities in Vietnam and networking with relevant aquaculture stakeholders as well as joining in GALS training courses organised by Oxfam and CECEM. International Collaborating Centre for Fisheries and Aquaculture Sustainability (ICAFIS) will be Oxfam's strategic partner in managing and implementing project activities of shrimp value chain in Soc Trang andBac Lieu provinces within the framework of GRAISEA 2.0 project.Oxfam NovibInternational Collaborating CentreInternational Collaborating Centre for Fisheries and Aquaculture Sustainability (ICAFIS) is an affiliation NGO under Vietnam Fisheries Society (VINAFIS) and is founded according to Decision No. 16/Q#-HNC dated on 7th March 2010 issued by VINAFIS. Our goals ICAFIS#s goal is to promote aquaculture and fisheries sustainability within Vietnam and to share experiences from Vietnam internationally,primarily to developing countries primarily in Asia-Pacific, Africa and Latin America. Policies <(>&<)> Funding ICAFIS has a strongpolicy of maximum transparency and accountability. Information on technical and financial status of the organisation are presented regularly to all ICAFIS staff and VINAFIS and can be made available to external parties as appropriate. Staff salaries are also set in a transparent manner. ICAFIS encourages staff's initiative and innovative thinking. The aquaculture and fisheries sector is extremely dynamic. Therefore its sustainability challenges can only be addressed through dynamic thinking and actions which are strongly promoted by ICAFIS' leadership. ICAFIS is a self-financed organisation. Although both private and public funds are welcome to support our activities, ICAFIS envisions ensuring its sustainability by providing services to the private sector, especially VINAFIS members, and adopting a market-led financial strategy. Key areas of focus, including core programming or projects. ICAFIS has been working widely with about 38 projects in agriculture and aquaculture sectors generally, 15 of which are relating to coastal provinces, on agriculture, aquaculture, certification, development of VietGAP, ASEAN Gap, disease identification, etc. Some of these projects are relating to natural disaster, climate change and adaptive approach for the coastal agriculture. The key area of focus of ICAFIS: - Providing advice on sustainability issues to private and public sector organizations and individuals, both in Vietnam and internationally - Developing and implementing programs and projectstowards branding, certification and traceability of aquatic products - Developing international cooperation programs and projects, especially with developing countries in Asia-Pacific, Africa and Latin America - Developing and implementing research projects on aquaculture and fisheries sustainability - Building and strengthen networks of organizations, projects, producers, etc ICAFIS has the strong and comprehensive collaborations <(>&<)> partnerships with many different institutions, which are government agencies, private sector, non-governmental organizations and research institutes. Belonging to system of VINAFIS with more than 800 local branches and 3,400 members, mainly producer, fisheries association and social enterprise in fisheries. ICAFIS take arole to promote and operation supporting of this system (include develop the link, information mapping.etc)OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood229908 102353 0 53074 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 53074Oxfam GB funding with back donorInternational Collaborating Centre22787 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 22787Oxfam GB funding with back donorInternational Collaborating Centre58691 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 58691Oxfam GB funding with back donorInternational Collaborating Centre25239 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 25239Oxfam GB funding with back donorInternational Collaborating Centre49006 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 49006Oxfam GB funding with back donorInternational Collaborating Centre21112 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 21112Oxfam GB funding with back donorInternational Collaborating Centre51467 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 51467Oxfam GB funding with back donorInternational Collaborating Centre11849 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 11849Oxfam GB funding with back donorInternational Collaborating Centre22057 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 22057Oxfam GB funding with back donorInternational Collaborating Centre16980 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 16980Oxfam GB funding with back donorInternational Collaborating CentreImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05699-05:VNOxfam NovibRECERD is a non-governmental organization (NGO)- not-for-profit, based in Hanoi, under the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology (VUSTA), operating according to the permission No A958 of Minister of Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) issued on January 30, 2011. RECERD has duty to promote sound demonstrations of good practices in natural resources conservation and rural poor people in Vietnam, improving livelihoods of local people through community development, capacity building for advocacy and policy influencing. RECERD is the active member of Good Governance Working Group (GOGE) in Vietnam; Alliance of Action for Civil societies Vietnam (CSO Vietnam); Civil Society inclusion in food security and poverty elimination network (CIFPEN), VietnamFisheries Association Society(VINAFIS), Land Alliance (LANDA), and Vietnam River Network (VRN). RECERD has 28 people, including advisory boards, board of directors, and employees that include 03 associate professors, 07 PhD, 10 masters, 07 bachelors and engineers, 01 intermediate level and social workers. In addition, RECERD has a network of collaborators; numerous of youths and volunteers are concentrated in the coast of Vietnam. The RECERD works for its missions on #for the green future# which focuses on three dimensions below: 1) Contribution tonatural conservation and rational use of natural resources for today and tomorrow 2) Enhance the welfare of women and other marginalized groups: children and teenagers-the green generations of Vietnam 3) Put efforts to work for justice between generations, for equality between social groups in Vietnam. Major past experiences RECERD has successfully conducted and delivered more than 40 projects related to responsible fisheries and aquaculture in Vietnam. RECERD is one of leading organizations in providing consultancy services on community based fisheries co-management for Rockefeller (2012); and World Bank funded projects currently in 8 coastal provinces in Vietnam (2013-2015). Some importance primary partners are the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Foundation (SFP) in coordinating Fisheries Improvement Projects (FIP) for trawl fisheries in Mekong delta, RECERD has been supporting on tuna fishery improvementprojects in central coast of Vietnam. Recently, RECERD was funded by the US Embassy in Hanoi for the topic of #gender in fisheries project in Cat Ba island, Hai Phong province# in 2015; and land dispute issues in Nghe An province (2013). RECERD has strong partnership with some US based seafood companies to supporting sourcing of sustainable seafood from Vietnam. The list of some selected project of RECERD founded by various donors can be found in website at http://recerd.org.vn/en/du-an/list-projects-update-march-2014. RECERD will be Oxfam's strategic partner in managing and implementing project activities of rice value chain within the framework ofGRAISEA 2.0 project.Oxfam NovibResearch Center for Resources and RRECERD is a non-governmental organization (NGO)- not-for-profit, based in Hanoi, under the Vietnam Union of Science and Technology (VUSTA), operating according to the permission No A958 of Minister of Ministry of Science and Technology (MOST) issued on January 30, 2011. RECERD has duty to promote sound demonstrations of good practices in natural resources conservation and rural poor people in Vietnam, improving livelihoods of local people through community development, capacity building for advocacy and policy influencing. RECERD is the active member of Good Governance Working Group (GOGE) in Vietnam; Alliance of Action for Civil societies Vietnam (CSO Vietnam); Civil Society inclusion in food security and poverty elimination network (CIFPEN), VietnamFisheries Association Society(VINAFIS), Land Alliance (LANDA), and Vietnam River Network (VRN). RECERD has 28 people, including advisory boards, board of directors, and employees that include 03 associate professors, 07 PhD, 10 masters, 07 bachelors and engineers, 01 intermediate level and social workers. In addition, RECERD has a network of collaborators; numerous of youths and volunteers are concentrated in the coast of Vietnam. The RECERD works for its missions on #for the green future# which focuses on three dimensions below: 1) Contribution tonatural conservation and rational use of natural resources for today and tomorrow 2) Enhance the welfare of women and other marginalized groups: children and teenagers-the green generations of Vietnam 3) Put efforts to work for justice between generations, for equality between social groups in Vietnam. Major past experiences RECERD has successfully conducted and delivered more than 40 projects related to responsible fisheries and aquaculture in Vietnam. RECERD is one of leading organizations in providing consultancy services on community based fisheries co-management for Rockefeller (2012); and World Bank funded projects currently in 8 coastal provinces in Vietnam (2013-2015). Some importance primary partners are the Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Foundation (SFP) in coordinating Fisheries Improvement Projects (FIP) for trawl fisheries in Mekong delta, RECERD has been supporting on tuna fishery improvementprojects in central coast of Vietnam. Recently, RECERD was funded by the US Embassy in Hanoi for the topic of #gender in fisheries project in Cat Ba island, Hai Phong province# in 2015; and land dispute issues in Nghe An province (2013). RECERD has strong partnership with some US based seafood companies to supporting sourcing of sustainable seafood from Vietnam. The list of some selected project of RECERD founded by various donors can be found in website at http://recerd.org.vn/en/du-an/list-projects-update-march-2014.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood316928 16284 67310 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 67310Oxfam GB funding with back donorResearch Center for Resources and R28862 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 28862Oxfam GB funding with back donorResearch Center for Resources and R86196 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 86196Oxfam GB funding with back donorResearch Center for Resources and R36973 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 36973Oxfam GB funding with back donorResearch Center for Resources and R68279 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 68279Oxfam GB funding with back donorResearch Center for Resources and R29307 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 29307Oxfam GB funding with back donorResearch Center for Resources and R16284 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 16284Oxfam GB funding with back donorResearch Center for Resources and RImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approaches1 document and 1 videopieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05699-06:VNOxfam NovibVietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry – Ho Chi Minh City Branch (VCCI HCM) is a national employers’ organization who is the representatives of business community. They have been providing supports enterprises in building capacity to reach the target of sustainable development. In GRAISEA 2 project, VCCI HCM will provide support and facilitate market linkages between rice SMEs in the value chain with SSPs in Mekong Delta. They also develop strategy plan for supporting rice value chain in improving capacity and strategy which integrating inclusive business, CSR and WEE In order to support rice and shrimp enterprises achieving the following objectives: “Within the agriculture and seafood value chains, market actors deliver opportunities that integrate small producers, promote women’s economic empowerment and support climate resilience”. The following outcomes are expected: 1. The private sector puts into practice inclusive models that support women’s economic empowerment and climate change resilience; 2. SMEs connect small producers fairlyto markets and build women’s economic empowerment; 3. MSIs at national and regional levels facilitate the wider use of business practices that support inclusivity women’s economic empowerment and climate change resilience (and influence government policy).Oxfam NovibVietnam Chamber of Commerce and IndVietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry is an independent, non-profit and non-government organisation, representing for Vietnamesebusiness community, employers and business associations. Nowadays, VCCI has more than 3000 direct members nation-wide and around 10.000 indirect members under business associations and other organizations who are also VCCI members. Vietnam Chamber of Commerce andIndustry, Hochiminh Branch - VCCI-HCM is the representative organisation of the Vietnam Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Ho Chi Minh City and six other provinces in the South. It assembles and represents the business community, associations and employers in order to promote investment, commercial, scientific and technological cooperative relationships with localand foreign partners. The functions of VCCI shall be as follows: 1. To represent the Vietnamese business community for the promotion and protection of the lawful, legitimate interests of the business community and employers in Vietnam in domestic and international relations. 2. To promote the development of business enterprises, entrepreneurs, the cooperation among business entities and to offer assistance in trade and investment, economic and technological co-operation and other business activities ofenterprises in Vietnam and abroad. VCCI plays therole of enterprises# representative, to protect and promote the benefits of enterprises and support them legally and practically todevelop harmonized labour relations which ensure sustainable business development. Apart from that, VCCI also encourages international business trade between domestic companies and foreign enterprises. As a member in the tripartite model that includes MOLISA, VGCL and VCCI. Our mission is to raise the voice of the business community as a representative, contributing to make legal mechanism more practical and supportive to enterprises. VCCI#s Bureau for Employers# Activities (BEA) also represents the enterprises in the above-mentioned tripartite model. Our main focus is labour relations and issues surrounding the subject. We have been working on projects and initiatives that aim for a betterment of working conditions, productivity, social dialogue, etc. Among such focuses, the creation of a skilful and proficient workforce isthe field that we pay much attention to. Since 2010, our department has worked on a number of projects involving the improvement of the human resources in Vietnam#s labour market. Based on the surveys and dialogues between government agencies, enterprisesand VCCI, we observed that human resources is among the most significant and decisive factors tocreate business sustainability. Job growth in Viet Nam has been strong over the decade, and if Vietnam is to expand as an industrialized country, it must develop highly skilled industrial workers. Viet Nam#s long-term economic development depends on increasing its competitiveness in regional and global markets. Also, Viet Nam has become an attractive host country for foreign direct investment(FDI). A shortageof labor has become an obstacle to the development of the economy. The shortage of qualified human resources is also inhibiting Vietnam#s competitiveness.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood272275 35927 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 35927Oxfam GB funding with back donorVietnam Chamber of Commerce and Ind47270 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 47270Oxfam GB funding with back donorVietnam Chamber of Commerce and Ind70900 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 70900Oxfam GB funding with back donorVietnam Chamber of Commerce and Ind70900 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 70900Oxfam GB funding with back donorVietnam Chamber of Commerce and Ind47278 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 47278Oxfam GB funding with back donorVietnam Chamber of Commerce and IndImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05701-02:NGOxfam Novib(DEC)North Nigeria Food Security and Resilience, in more broadly, this action contributes to SDG 1 and 2 in Nigeria (to end povertyin all its forms everywhere and end hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture). It aligns with the EU joint cooperation strategy in Nigeria that targets poverty alleviation, improved capacity of state and local governments to deliver quality of services and better coherence and coordination between the three tiers of governmentin respect of poverty alleviation programmes. This action is part of what EU calls the Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture (FSSA) thematic instrument under the Global Public Goods and Challenges Programme (GPGC) and it contributes to the policy commitment through the component Supporting the poor and food insecure to react to crises and strengthen resilience#. That component addresses in particular food insecurity in countries in post-crisis situations and will support vulnerable populations to become more resilient, thereby linking Relief Rehabilitation and Development. The global objective of PRO-ACT is to enhance resilience to food shocks, chronic and acute food insecure people in post-food crisis by improving adaptation to climate change, combating desertification, promoting nutrition sensitive activities and policies and encouraging sustainable and resilient small scale agricultural practices. Finally, this action specifically aligns with the Agricultural Transformation Agenda (ATA) that recognizes the need for resilience development in smallholder farming and the National Agricultural Resilience Framework (NARF) on climate change. The NARF has articulated short and long- term strategies to reduce food and nutrition vulnerability whilst enhancing environmental resilience and made provisions to: -Encouragecultivation of drought tolerant crops and develop markets to support local food systems; -Promote policies to improve water management; -Promote weather index insurance schemes for farmers; -Promote social safety net policiesto reduce vulnerability, especially for women and children. The action will complement but not overlap with the ongoing food security programmes in the target States/ LGAs supported by various bilateral and multilateral programmes such as EU, DfID, SIDA, UNEP, IFAD, and the World Bank in Nigeria.Oxfam NovibDevelopment Exchange CentreDEC Nigeria is a membership, non-governmental, non-religious, non-political organization that provides social and microfinance services to women groups, communities and NGOs in Nigeria to enhance their capacity for sustainable development. The development exchange center was established in November 1987 as a result of a joint research conducted by the Canadian University Services Overseas(CUSO) and the Adult Non Formal Education Agency(ANFEA) Bauchi State. The research findings showed that women especially those in ruralareas are greatly disadvantaged in both the social and economic terms-usually resulting from some harmful cultural practices, religious beliefs and coupled with a high degree of material poverty, thus making women highly dependent on men. There was a strong need by CUSO and ANFEA to establish a programme to respond and address this issue in a more sustainable way. The centre started as a resource center for the sharing and exchange of developmental information with women groups. DEC hascontinued to pursue its broad objective of empowering women through provision of entrepreneurial skills acquisition and development, training and capacity building workshops, water supply, sanitation and hygiene promotion, health care, education and information, good governance and peace building and microfinance services. DEC head office is located in Bauchi and currently working in 21 states; Bauchi, Gombe, Taraba, Adamawa, Yobe, Borno, Plateau, Nassarawa, Jigawa, Kano, Kebbi, Sokoto, Kaduna, Benue, katsina, Zamfara, Niger, FCT, Cross River, Kogi and Enugu. DEC has a membership strength of over 189,000 borrowers, 146,818 active savers in 7,400 groups, thus giving the center a good representation in the region with a potential of regional poverty alleviation. A number of factors negatively impacts livelihoods in Taraba state, primary among them are human insecurity challenges and climate change. Human insecurity challenges and political instability result from prolonged skirmishes of ethno-religious and land resource-based conflicts, which are exacerbated by an influx of internally displaced persons (IDPs) fleeing the Boko Haram insurgencyin Northeast Nigeria, entering Taraba by way of neighbouring Adamawa state. Climatological uncertainties aggravate an already vulnerable agricultural system, as temperatures and the rainfall pattern and distribution become less predictable, and communities face cycles of flooding and drought which negatively decrease production and shut down market opportunities along commodity value chains, thereby placing the Global Acute Malnutrition status of the statewithin the stressed threshold. As such, the natural resources which poor people in rural areas depend on for their food security #land and water # are degradingin quality against a background of rising competition for their possession . The state#s population of over two million now live in communities that are experiencing increased exposure to stressed food consumption status and their livelihoods is at crisis level, with levels of stunting in children at 43% (higher than the Nigerian average of 37%). The population of Taraba State is heavilyreliant on the agricultural economy, though there is little reliable data to indicate exact numbers (oneestimate is 80% of the population). The Taraba State Government has identified a number of challenges to food production levels, including: lack ofinfrastructure such as warehouses/silos and market facilities; inadequate supply and distribution of improved agro-inputs; lack of lack of organised markets and weak private sector participation in agricultural development activities; and prevalence of farmer-herder conflicts. In the light of the above, Oxfam proposes to grow a resilient commodity value chain and rural enterprise model that will benefit small-scale farmers in Taraba state, Nigeria. The action will fast-track agricultural productivity,promote access to markets, increase income, and improve socioeconomic stability in selected communities within the state. Ultimately, small-scale farmers participating in this action will be able a) to produce (#PRO#) enough food to feed themselves andtheirhousehold; and b) produce a surplus of food that can be sold (#SELL#) into a market to sustain an income (together, #PROSELL#).The global objective of PRO-ACT is to enhance resilience to food shocks, chronic and acute food insecure people in post-food crisis by improving adaptation to climate change, combating desertification, promoting nutrition sensitive activitiesand policies and encouraging sustainable and resilient small scale agricultural practices. Finally, this action specifically aligns with the Agricultural TransformationAgenda (ATA) that recognizes the need for resilience development in smallholder farming and the National Agricultural Resilience Framework (NARF) on climate change. The NARF has articulated short and long- term strategies to reduce food and nutrition vulnerability whilst enhancing environmental resilience and made provisions to: -Encourage cultivation of drought tolerant crops and develop markets to support local food systems; -Promote policies to improve water management; -Promote weather index insurance schemes for farmers; -Promote social safety net policiesto reduce vulnerability,especially for women and children. The action will complement but not overlap with the ongoing food security programmes in the target States/ LGAs supported by various bilateral and multilateral programmes such as EU, DfID, SIDA, UNEP, IFAD, and the WorldBank in Nigeria.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Nigeria9.07647 7.398574The right to a sustainable livelihood704033 486446 -40004-352016352016 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 352016Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre169265 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 169265Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre65586 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 65586Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre125797 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 125797Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre125797 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 125797Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre-78272 incoming transaction OXFAM GB -78272Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre-3010 incoming transaction OXFAM GB -3010Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange Centre1653 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 1653Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment Exchange CentreWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.men living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05701-03:NGOxfam Novib(CRUDAN) North Nigeria Food Security and Resilence, more broadly, this action contributes to SDG 1 and 2 in Nigeria (to end povertyin all its forms everywhere and end hunger,achieve food security and improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture). Italigns with the EUs joint cooperation strategy in Nigeria that targets poverty alleviation, improved capacity of state and local governments to deliver quality of services and better coherence and coordination between the three tiers of government in respect of poverty alleviation programmes. This action is part of what EU calls the Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture (FSSA) thematic instrument under the Global Public Goods and Challenges Programme (GPGC) and it contributes to the policy commitment through the component Supporting the poor and food insecure to react to crises and strengthen resilience. That component addresses in particular food insecurityincountries in post-crisis situations and will support vulnerable populations to becomemore resilient, thereby linking Relief Rehabilitation and Development. The global objective of PRO-ACT is to enhance resilience to food shocks, chronic and acute food insecure people in post-food crisis by improving adaptation to climate change, combatingdesertification, promoting nutrition sensitive activities and policies and encouraging sustainable and resilient small scale agricultural practices. Finally, this action specifically aligns with the Agricultural Transformation Agenda (ATA) that recognizestheneed for resilience development in smallholder farming and the National Agricultural Resilience Framework (NARF) on climate change. The NARF has articulated shortand long- term strategies to reduce food and nutrition vulnerability whilst enhancing environmental resilience and made provisions to: -Encourage cultivation of drought tolerant crops and develop markets to support local food systems; -Promote policiestoimprove water management; -Promote weather index insurance schemes for farmers; -Promotesocial safety net policies to reduce vulnerability, especially for women and children. The action will complement but not overlap with the ongoing food security programmes in the target States/ LGAs supported by various bilateral and multilateral programmes such as EU, DfID, SIDA, UNEP, IFAD, and the World Bank in Nigeria.Oxfam NovibChristian Rural and Urban DevelopmeThe Christian Rural and Urban Development Association of Nigeria(CRUDAN) is a Christian inter-denominational, not-for-profit, Non-Governmental Organization. It is a membership organization that has as its members-Churches, Christian organizations and individuals that are engaged or interested in development work in Nigeria. It has the main goal of promoting the growth of the church in Nigeriaby assisting in rural/urban development work that is part of her witness. CRUDAN serves the church all over Nigeria in Wholistic development work. CRUDAN was formed in 1990, following the merger of two Christian organizations that operated independently in the country, namely Christian Rural Advisory Council(CRAC), Founded in 1965 in the Northern part of Nigeria, and Christian Rural Fellowship of Nigeria(CRFN), established in 1953, in the Southern part of Nigeria. Being a membership organization, the members from the general assembly that elects the board. CRUDAN has five(5) zones within the country namely, Central,Northeast, Northwest, Southeast and Southwest zones with a Zonal facilitator and Administrative Assistant for each zone. With this arrangement, CRUDAN is able to effectively cover the whole nation. CRUDAN began operation in 1991 and was officially registered by the Corporate Affairs Commission(CAC) of the Federal Government of Nigeria on 7th December 1992. Registration number 7111.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Nigeria9.07647 7.398574The right to a sustainable livelihood850554 762190 -181559-425277425277 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 425277Oxfam GB funding with back donorChristian Rural and Urban Developme199092 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 199092Oxfam GB funding with back donorChristian Rural and Urban Developme51025 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 51025Oxfam GB funding with back donorChristian Rural and Urban Developme136797 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 136797Oxfam GB funding with back donorChristian Rural and Urban Developme136797 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 136797Oxfam GB funding with back donorChristian Rural and Urban Developme-197631 incoming transaction OXFAM GB -197631Oxfam GB funding with back donorChristian Rural and Urban Developme-8028 incoming transaction OXFAM GB -8028Oxfam GB funding with back donorChristian Rural and Urban Developme-6443 incoming transaction OXFAM GB -6443Oxfam GB funding with back donorChristian Rural and Urban Developme-9288 incoming transaction OXFAM GB -9288Oxfam GB funding with back donorChristian Rural and Urban Developme236855Oxfam GB funding with back donor1624Oxfam GB funding with back donorWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.men living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05701-04:NGOxfam NovibOXFAM in Nigeria has proactively engaged with vulnerable households through local partners to implement various successful projectssupported by Trust Africa, Unilever and Lebara on agriculture, income generation, wealth creation, asset accumulation and institutional capacity building. Our affiliate NOVIB currently supports IDPs in Adamawa, Borno and Gombe with funding from ECHO, DFID, SIDA, Dutch and German Governments and is also implementing an EU funded Agro-forestry project in Katsina State. We willensure that these existing projects will complement the proposed action. More broadly, this action contributes to SDG 1<(>&<)>2 in Nigeria (to #end poverty in all its forms everywhere# and #end hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition, and promote sustainable agriculture#). It aligns with the EU#s joint cooperation strategy in Nigeria that targets poverty alleviation, improved capacity of state and local governments to deliver quality of services and better coherence and coordination between the three tiers of government in respect of poverty alleviation programmes. This action is part of what EU calls #the Food Security and Sustainable Agriculture (FSSA) thematic instrument under the Global Public Goods and Challenges Programme (GPGC) and it contributes to the policy commitment throughthe component #Supporting the poor and food insecure to react to crises and strengthen resilience#. That component addresses in particular food insecurity in countries in post-crisis situations and will support vulnerable populations to become more resilient, thereby linking Relief Rehabilitation and Development. The global objective of PRO-ACT is to enhance resilience to food shocks, chronicand acute food insecure people in post-food crisis by improving adaptationto climate change, combating desertification, promoting nutrition sensitive activities and policies and encouraging sustainable and resilient small scale agricultural practices. Finally, this action specifically aligns with the Agricultural TransformationAgenda (ATA) that recognizes the need for resilience development in smallholder farming and the National Agricultural Resilience Framework (NARF) on climate change. The NARF has articulated short and long- term strategies to reduce food and nutrition vulnerability whilst enhancing environmental resilience and made provisions to: -Encourage cultivation of drought tolerant crops and develop markets to support local food systems; -Promote policies to improve water management; -Promote weather index insurance schemes for farmers; -Promote social safety net policies to reduce vulnerability, especially for women and children. The action will complement but not overlap with the ongoing food security programmes in the targetStates/ LGAs supported by variousbilateral and multilateral programmes such as EU, DfID, SIDA, UNEP, IFAD, and the World Bank in Nigeria.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Nigeria9.07647 7.398574The right to a sustainable livelihood5632 1250414 329830 551466 -295033805 5632 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5632CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic13353 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13353CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic12932 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib12932CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-31917 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-31917CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic634008Oxfam GB funding with back donor11222Oxfam GB funding with back donor91540Oxfam GB funding with back donor5228Oxfam GB funding with back donor200159Oxfam GB funding with back donor3380Oxfam GB funding with back donor48502Oxfam GB funding with back donor-127767Oxfam GB funding with back donor5223Oxfam GB funding with back donor311614Oxfam GB funding with back donor72937Oxfam GB funding with back donor1600Oxfam GB funding with back donor45203Oxfam GB funding with back donor-184264Oxfam GB funding with back donor1844Oxfam GB funding with back donor61243Oxfam GB funding with back donor6362Oxfam GB own funds OGB28482Oxfam GB funding with back donor2225Oxfam GB funding with back donor5420Oxfam GB funding with back donor-53268Oxfam GB funding with back donor45214Oxfam GB funding with back donor39153Oxfam GB funding with back donor44329Oxfam GB funding with back donor50633Oxfam GB funding with back donor123856 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib123856CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic58094Oxfam GB funding with back donor-122407Oxfam GB funding with back donor5916Oxfam GB own funds OGB91173 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib91173CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-40000Oxfam GB funding with back donor9118Oxfam GB own funds OGB200883Oxfam GB own funds OGB-91173 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-91173CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic1642Oxfam GB own funds OGB-1449 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1449CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-122407 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-122407CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic122407Oxfam GB own funds OGB68807Oxfam GB own funds OGB95002Oxfam GB own funds OGB-1131Oxfam GB own funds OGB13023Oxfam GB own funds OGB131431Oxfam GB funding with back donor3761Oxfam GB funding with back donor42119Oxfam GB own funds OGB167093 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib167093CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic1438 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1438CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-135192Oxfam GB funding with back donor531Oxfam GB own funds OGB-167093 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-167093CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-1438 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1438CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic208345Oxfam GB funding with back donor5766Oxfam GB funding with back donor44120Oxfam GB funding with back donor2002Oxfam GB funding with back donor-1062Oxfam GB own funds OGB5514 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5514CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic2781 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2781CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic18679Oxfam GB funding with back donor33771 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib33771CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic675 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib675CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic8028Oxfam GB funding with back donor3278 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3278CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic519 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib519CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic698 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib698CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-14077 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-14077CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic14077Oxfam GB funding with back donor-681 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-681CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-672 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-672CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-544 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-544CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-28477 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-28477CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic27424Oxfam GB funding with back donor2785Oxfam GB funding with back donor-2785 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-2785CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic455Oxfam GB funding with back donor33350Oxfam GB funding with back donor-79455Oxfam GB funding with back donor79455Oxfam GB own funds OGBWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.men living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05703-02:NLOxfam NovibMulti country activities: Oxfam Novib will deploy a SME development advisor and an Access to Finance advisor who will be in charge of the technical backstopping on social entrepreneurship themes, advising country teams and partners in setup, implementation and learning. Advisors will attend to international meetings organized by the Action.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to basic social services34146 18891 8483 745 7424Oxfam Italy back donor1543Oxfam Italy back donor9831Oxfam Italy back donor1543Oxfam Italy back donor1760Oxfam Italy back donor1677Oxfam Italy back donor66Oxfam Italy back donor1310Oxfam Italy back donor130Oxfam Italy back donor1450Oxfam Italy back donor1081Oxfam Italy back donor1421Oxfam Italy back donor1850Oxfam Italy back donor1560Oxfam Italy back donor1501Oxfam Italy back donor340Oxfam Italy back donor1696Oxfam Italy back donor99Oxfam Italy back donor494Oxfam Italy back donor1361Oxfam Italy back donor2071Oxfam Italy back donor1582Oxfam Italy back donor1306Oxfam Italy back donor1742Oxfam Italy back donor1089Oxfam Italy back donor1740Oxfam Italy back donor1733Oxfam Italy back donor654Oxfam Italy back donor1565Oxfam Italy back donor1420Oxfam Italy back donor907Oxfam Italy back donor685Oxfam Italy back donor1010Oxfam Italy back donor448Oxfam Italy back donor1348Oxfam Italy back donor1168Oxfam Italy back donor139Oxfam Italy back donor149Oxfam Italy back donor1520Oxfam Italy back donor71Oxfam Italy back donor120Oxfam Italy back donor919Oxfam Italy back donor231Oxfam Italy back donor119Oxfam Italy back donor91Oxfam Italy back donor79Oxfam Italy back donor225Oxfam Italy back donor180Oxfam Italy back donorProjects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectorieson youthevidence products (track records, cases, evaluations etc.) produced that assess Oxfam Novib’s programmes and projects effectiveness and qualityProjects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectorieson youthcases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectorieson youthNL-KVK-27108436-A-05703-03:NLOxfam NovibMulti country activities: Oxfam Novib will deploy a SME development advisor and an Access to Finance advisor who will be in charge of the technical backstopping on social entrepreneurship themes, advising country teams and partners in setup, implementation and learning. Advisors will attend to international meetings organized by the Action.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to basic social services3643 607 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib607Matching Funds440 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib440Matching Funds221 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib221Matching Funds454 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib454Matching Funds270 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib270Matching Funds796 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib796Matching Funds62 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib62Matching Funds793 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib793Matching FundsProjects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectorieson youthevidence products (track records, cases, evaluations etc.) produced that assess Oxfam Novib’s programmes and projects effectiveness and qualityProjects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectorieson youthcases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectorieson youthNL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-02:NEOxfam NovibDemocratic Governance and Human Rights Support in Niger ,is a four-year DANIDA funded project. It aims to contribute to strengthening democratic governance and respect for human rights in Niger through increased accountability of formal and informal power structures, supporting the work of independent administrative authorities (National Commission of Human Rights- CNDH and the Superior Council of Communication # CSC) and Nigerian civil society organizations on the themes of human rights, conflict management and access todiversified and quality information. The project is based on three areas of intervention: i) promotion and protection of human rights, ii) resolution and transformation of conflicts and iii) promotion of access to quality information. The implementation strategy of the project is mainly based on the capacity strengthening and building of civil society actors that will be identified through calls for projects. The project will have a national coverage with greater attention to Oxfam's working area in Niger.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novibs main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fund raising, campaigning and advocacy. The Hub Niamey Niger exists since 2006 as a humanitarian field office and since 2012 as the decentralized Country office for Oxfam Novib, dealing with all the development and humanitarian themes like Sustainable livelihoods, Right to Basic services, Humanitarian and resilience interventions, The right to be heard and the right to an Identity, including women's rights and sexual and reproductive health rights. The Country Office in Niger works with local partners to realize the vision of a Niger without povertyOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and securityThe right to social and political participation35676 208150 278714 498137 903093 -630630 0 7006 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7006CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic2820 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2820CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic7939 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7939CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic3220 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3220CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic6856 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6856CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic7834 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7834CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic17865 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib17865CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic3641 incoming 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(IBIS) back donor-73344 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-73344CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic79626Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor13928Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor39689Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor14346Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor9229Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor32510Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-178Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor47128Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor53762Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor19396Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor83944Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor28736Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor30790Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor18919Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor30543Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor26881Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor13440Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor28794Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor13440Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor53189Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor51255Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor29848Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor32892Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor49141Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor18860Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6169Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor42332Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6250Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor22563Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6196Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor24618Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6370Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor99547Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6196Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor30864Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor25982Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10553Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor58921Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor307907Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor59610Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5176Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-92008Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-12898Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-15314Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10666Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-18294Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor120581 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib120581Oxfam Novib public funds36174 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib36174CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-156755Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor65000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib65000CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-65000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-155928Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor155928 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib155928Unders/overspending Donor Funds-743170Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor743170 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib743170Unders/overspending Donor FundsImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-04:NEOxfam NovibThis one-year project aims to strengthen CNDH's technical, organizational and influential capacities, all in line with its strategic plan. To achieve this, the project will be operationalized around 5 pillars namely: I) Strengthening the technical capacities and performances of the CNDH (legal and institutional framework and operational capacities), ii) Capacity building of state and non-state actors in Humans rights especially in the areas of promotion of rights, iii) Promotion of peace, security and education for citizenship and human rights, iv) Promotion of human rights and promotion of international humanitarian law and, v ) Prevention and fight against torture and other inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.Oxfam NovibCommission Nationale des droits deThe National Commission of Human Rights (CNDH) is a Nigerian state entity that is enshrined in Article 44 of the Basic Law which provides that "A national commission shall ensure the promotion and effectiveness of the rights and freedoms consecrated ... "and was created by the organic law n ° 2012-44 of August 24, 2012 which determines its composition, its organization, its attributions and its operation. CNDH's mandates are the promotion and protection of human rights in Niger. The CNDH has 9 members and has a bureau composed of a president, a vice president, a general reporter and a deputy general reporter. It has been very active in recent years concerning government arrests for serious violations of human rights. it is also active in gathering information on the ground, investigating and publishing periodic reports on the situation of human rights in Niger. It benefits from the support of several partners including the European Union, the Danish Institute for Human Rights, Oxfam etc. The currentproject is part of a 4 years programme. The aim of this project is to improve the technical, organisational and advocacy capacities of the CNDH in line with its strategicplan.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and securityThe right to social and political participation83847 251541 60980 42664 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 42664Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCommission Nationale des droits de22515 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 22515Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCommission Nationale des droits de18668 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 18668Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCommission Nationale des droits de49337 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 49337Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCommission Nationale des droits de15511 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 15511Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCommission Nationale des droits de83847 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 83847Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCommission Nationale des droits de22484 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 22484Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCommission Nationale des droits de80362 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 80362Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCommission Nationale des droits de60980 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 60980Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCommission Nationale des droits deImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-05:NEOxfam NovibThe 2021-2022 strengthening plan is an extract from the 2020-2024 strategic plan of the superior Council of Communication (CSC). Its aims to strengthen the capacities of the CSC so that it ensures the freedom and independence of the press. specifically, this project aims to strengthen the institutional and operational capacities of the Superior Council of Communication (CSC) so that it fulfills its mission satisfactorily. Five (05) outcomes are expected from this project: i) Strengthen the operational intervention capacities of the CSC in terms of institutional, administrative, financial and technical governance ii) Promote the image and visibility ofthe CSC iii) Contribute to the professionalization of the media sector Result 4: iv) ensure public access to reliable information, plurality of opinions in public and private media and v) Develop and consolidate partnership and networkingOxfam NovibSuperior Council of communicationThe Superior Council of Communication (CSC) is an independent administrative authority. It is responsible for the regulation of communication, has competence in the fields of print and electronic press, audiovisual communication and press advertising as defined by law. In accordance with Article 161 of the Constitution, the Superior Council of Communication (CSC) is composed of fifteen (15) members all appointed for a five-year term renewable once. The CSC is very active in media monitoring activities in Niger, in the promotion and respect of media ethics in Niger. It is a recognized constitutional entity and has proved very active in the training ofmedia actors. CSC benefits from the support of several partners including DANIDA. The current projectis part of a 4 years partnership. It aims to improve the organizational, technical and advocacy capacities of the CSC, in line with its strategic plan.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and securityThe right to social and political participation83846 67411 184130 45720 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 45720Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSuperior Council of communication21242 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 21242Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSuperior Council of communication16884 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 16884Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSuperior Council of communication32938 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 32938Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSuperior Council of communication34473 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 34473Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSuperior Council of communication105749 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 105749Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSuperior Council of communication44890 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 44890Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSuperior Council of communication33491 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 33491Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSuperior Council of communicationImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-06:NEOxfam NovibThe main idea around this project is to engage on the one hand a more effective fight against corruption and on the other hand protect human rights by legal actions to strengthen the rule of law and all this so that the citizens have more confidence in justice and other administrative bodies (such as the National Commission of Human Rights to promote and protect their rights) in a more sereneand trustful way. Through this project the idea is to consolidate the initiatives carried out so far in the framework of the legal assistance made by TI-Niger, to reinforce the capacities of the actors as well as those of the penal and judicial chain in order to popularize the notion of legal assistance to allow the citizens to master the procedures, the means of appeal, in short to have confidence in the Justice for the settlement of their litigation and consequently to reinforce the power of the Judge. All this will be done in a perfect symbiosis with the fight against corruptive practices in the target jurisdictions. The project will target 2 regions : Zinder and Tahoua in Niger.Oxfam NovibAssociation Niger/ Lutte C/CorruptiANLC is a national NGO. Her vision is to be the most credible and most dynamic association in the fight against corruption in Nigerby the relevance of the activities it poses and the positive results that it records and the mission is to undertake concrete actions to make changes in the behavior of all actors and the population in order to reduce or see the elimination of corruption in Niger. ANLC is a section of Transparency International (TI) and member of Initiative pour la Transparence des Industries Extractives (ITIE) in Niger and the network du ROTAB (of organizations for transparency and budget analysis). ANLC is managed by an Executive Bureauof 10 members. ANLC is represented in the 8 region of Niger. A staff of 8 members constitutes the operational body of the structure. The annual budget of ANLC is about 18 MILLIONS FCFA. Through the country, ANLC has implemented 260 Anti corruption Clubs. Each CACis composed of 10-14 members. ANLC is the one key actor which : - promote reforms for transparency in public and private sector, - make advocacy and legal and juridical actions against corruption, - work the promotion citizen participation.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation258245 66196 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 66196Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation Niger/ Lutte C/Corrupti22931 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 22931Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation Niger/ Lutte C/Corrupti32616 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 32616Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation Niger/ Lutte C/Corrupti26556 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 26556Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation Niger/ Lutte C/Corrupti23854 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 23854Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation Niger/ Lutte C/CorruptiStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space -DD3Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-07:NEOxfam NovibIntervening in a context of poverty, governance challenges, fragmented society, political instability, security threats and inter and intra-community conflicts that hampered development programs, the project '' Peace Through More Resilience '' 'aims to strengthensocial cohesion in Niger by promoting peaceful conflict management methods in the Tillabéry regions (3 communes); Tahoua (2 communes) and Diffa (3 communes) with a strengthening of the inclusion of young people (girls and boys) and women in mechanisms of prevention and non-violent conflict management. Scheduled to be implemented over a period of 24 months in collaboration with 2 partner CSOs (RASADD Salam and APAISE), the project aims specifically to strengthen the resilience of populations through functional community mechanisms for the peaceful resolution of conflicts involving young people, women and elected officials / leaders while offering them opportunities for capacity building. The objective objective of the project Is to "Contributing to Strengthening Community Resilience Mechanisms for Coordinated Action on the Risk Factors of Violent Extremism and Threats##Oxfam NovibWest Africa Network for PeacebuildiThe West African Network for Peacebuilding, WANEP-NIGER is the Nigerian branch of the West Africa Network for Peacebuilding (WANEP,www.wanep.org) which is a West African subregional non-governmental organization. created in 1998 in Accra, Ghana due to the extentof violent conflicts in West Africa in the 1990s. Active in the 15 countries of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) WANEP is one of the leading organizations working in conflict prevention, consolidation and conflict transformation in West Africa. WANEP-Niger is a Non Governmental Organization authorized to carry out its activities in Niger by decree N ° 0287 / MI / SD / AR/ of May 07, 2010. It is endowed with the Statutes and Internal Regulations supplemented by a periodic strategic plan and by a manual of administrative and financial procedures. It is headquartered in Niamey at the new Marché, Avenue du Canada, 4th Turn right after Mariama College. WANEP-Niger is a member of the WANEP network active in the 15 countries of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). Its aiming to enable and facilitate the development of cooperation mechanisms between individuals and civil society organizations involved in peacebuilding in West Africa in general and in Niger in particular. Establish a structure through whichpractitioners and institutions can regularly exchange experiences and information on issues of peacebuilding, conflict transformation, social, religious, and political reconciliation; and to encourage the socio-cultural values of West Africa as a peacebuilding resource.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and security258893 50397 60980 -5047843653 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 43653Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorWest Africa Network for Peacebuildi12099 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 12099Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorWest Africa Network for Peacebuildi40774 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 40774Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorWest Africa Network for Peacebuildi38656 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 38656Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorWest Africa Network for Peacebuildi32424 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 32424Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorWest Africa Network for Peacebuildi91286 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 91286Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorWest Africa Network for Peacebuildi50397 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 50397Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorWest Africa Network for Peacebuildi36588 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 36588Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorWest Africa Network for Peacebuildi24392 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 24392Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorWest Africa Network for PeacebuildiStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on women inclusive security provision and peace building.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on women inclusive security provision and peace building.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on women inclusive security provision and peace building -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.Citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersCitizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.men,including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-08:NEOxfam NovibThis project aims to organize, build capacities, support and engage web-influencers, bloggers and media CSOs for the dissemination of reliable information, with high impact on human rights and public policies. The first step will be to map web-influencers, bloggers and CSOs in the social media sector in the two target regions. Then a partnership will be established with the African league of bloggers and cyber activists for democracy, human rights and governance through digital technology commonly called“AFRICTIVISTS” based in Dakar (Senegal). The project aims to Promote the creation of a responsible, credible and reliable media space involving all stakeholders around the rules of good conduct sensitive to human rights.Oxfam NovibEcole - Parrainage et Actions deSchool - Sponsorship and Development Actions (EPAD Niger) is a National NGO created in 2006 by former executives of the NGO World Vision International, which after a long-term career at World Vision felt the need to come together around a common vision, that of contributing to improve the living conditions of the Nigerien population in general and by promoting the rights of women and childrenand by good local governance. EPAD is registered under the number 073/MI/D/DGAPJ/DLP du 12 Mars 2006 The NGO is active on Tillabery Diffa Tahoua Maradi and Zinder regionsOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation192086 41534 -2602669382 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 69382Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorEcole - Parrainage et Actions de55873 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 55873Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorEcole - Parrainage et Actions de25554 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 25554Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorEcole - Parrainage et Actions de29871 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 29871Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorEcole - Parrainage et Actions de11406 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 11406Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorEcole - Parrainage et Actions de41534 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 41534Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorEcole - Parrainage et Actions deCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionspublic opinion and views by government officials are shifting towards a more appreciative vision on civil societycitizens echo positive narrative about civic space and enage with or in civil societyNL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-09:NEOxfam NovibThis project named support for the promotion of human rights and democratic governance regions of Maradi is being set up with the overall objective of contributing to improving the capacity of marginalized groups (youth and women) to cultivate responsible citizenbehavior and greater participation in the promotion of human rights and good governance. More specifically, to empower marginalizedgroups to enjoy their fundamental rights by strengthening their capacity to mobilize and carry out advocacy / lobbying activities and to encourage and support initiatives of local and regional structures, aimed at promoting and the protection of human rights and the culture of good governance including synergies at the national level. The project will target the region of Maradi in Niger. Furthermore, based on the various assessments conducted by Agir Plus and supplemented by the in-depth assessment conducted by the Oxfamteam as part of the identification of corrective measures at the level of the NGO Agir Plus (RAMON process), a few weaknesses have been identified that require support. A second axis planned within the framework of this project will make it possible to strengthenthe technical, organizational and institutional capacities of the NGO Agir Plus. Thus, the overall objective of this project is to ensure the capitalization of the achievements of the interventions and ensure a disengagement in the intervention communities and more specifically to: (1) Capitalize on the achievements of the intervention and ensure the disengagement in the communities (2) Strengthen the institutional capacities of the NGO Agir PlusOxfam NovibAGIR PLUSThe NGO AGIR PLUS is a Nigerian Non Governmental Organization recognized by order of the Ministry of the Interior, Security, Decentralization and Religious Affairs No. 189 / MISD / AR / DGAPJ / DLP of 16 March 2011. Act More is apolitical, non-denominational and nonprofit. Active since 2010, the NGO Agir Plus supports the most vulnerable communities by encouraging innovative solutions for empowerment. Its creation comes at a time when Niger is ranked among the last on the planet on the human developmentindex. Convinced that the fight against poverty is a common task for all, the founding members of the NGO decided to make their contribution through concrete actions aimed at improving the living conditions of the most disadvantaged populations. The activities of the organization are structured around 05 programs namely:  Food security and livelihoods  Governance  Education  Health and Protection  A vast youth program with 3 axes (Capacity Building and Networking - Advocacy - Youth Employment and Empowerment) Agir Plus has regional representations at the level of its intervention zones and departmental antennas. The NGO has 3 regional offices (Maradi Tahoua and Diffa) which coordinate the implementation of field activities. This allows the organization to be closer to local communities and actors. The national headquarters is based in Niamey and coordinates all activities at the internal level of the organization but also with stakeholders. At the level of intervention zones, Agir Plus develops excellent local relations with local actors (administrative and customary authorities, technical services, religious leaders, etc.). These relations are based on trust, accountability, transparency, ownership and ownership of all stakeholders in achieving project / program objectives. The NGO has 7 vehicles (three 4X4 and 4 pool vehicles) A dozen motorcycles. All the staff has a computer (34 PC - laptop) Furniture / office equipment (printers, photocopiers,etc.). The current partners of the NGO are amongothers the European Union, UNFPA (United Nations Population Fund), Belgian Technical Cooperation, US Embassy, SWISSAID, Counter Part International, SNV, Social Nets Cell, WHH, Haute Authority for Peace Consolidation, Ministry of Women's Empowerment and Protection of the Child, ect.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation182896 50135 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 50135Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAGIR PLUS52245 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 52245Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAGIR PLUS50843 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 50843Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAGIR PLUS29673 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 29673Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAGIR PLUS45735 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 45735Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAGIR PLUS30490 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 30490Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAGIR PLUSStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-10:NEOxfam NovibThis an Advocacy for the promotion of the rights of women and children through the implementation of the 64 recommendations of the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) formulated for Niger relating to young people and women, wich will target Tahoua Zinder andNiamey Regions. This 24-month project aligns with the CODDH strategic plan 2018--2022 in terms of its dialogue with the treaty bodies and theUniversal Periodic Review (UPR). It aims to promote human rights in Niger and particularly the right of vulnerable people: women and children. Indeed, at UPR 2016, 30% of the recommendations made for Niger concern women and children. A good implementation of these recommendations, will allow a significant change in the respect of this layer of the Nigerien population. That is why, in this project, the intervention of the CODDH will be declined on three (3) main axes: 1. Disseminate the 168 recommendations of the UPR, particularly the 64 recommendations relating to young people and women, and the mechanisms for passing through the commission to national political and religious authorities, young people and women (ministers, deputies, governors, local elected representatives , youthcouncil leaders, students, research professors and the media, umlauts) 2. Strengthen the capacity of the CODDHD and formalize the coalition of CSOs for the Universal Periodic Review (UPR) in Niger 3. Create synergy with state institutions (CNDH, Ministry of Justice, inter-ministerial committee on the UPR for an improvement of the normative framework that can contribute to the respect of the rights of women, children and human rights defenders.Oxfam NovibCollectif des Organisations de DéfeThe Collective of Organizations for the Defense of Human Rights and Democracy (CODDHD) is an apolitical and non-confessional framework for consultation and action that was created on October 8, 2000 by Nigerian human rights organizations legally recognized and exercising on all human rights issues .. Today the CODDHD has forty-five (45) organizations for the defense of human rights and the promotion of democracy spread over the national territory. The CODDHD was officially recognized in 2010 by Order No.0727 / MISD / AR /DGAPJ / DLP of October 29, 2010. The collective has a seat located in Niamey Kalley Amirou district. The vision of the CODDHD is: Apeaceful Niger, out of poverty, respectful of human rights, the rights of women and children, where everyone is equal before the law. To achieve its vision, the CODDHD wishes to contribute to the economic and social development of Niger by protecting, promoting and defending human rights and democracy. The specific missions of CODDHD 1- Promote and protect human rights, consolidate democracyand promote a culture of peace 2- Develop a culture of solidarity among members and strengthen their capacity for action 3- Defend the republican values of the state 4- Establish the rule of law and an independent and equal justice for allOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation100712 30490 -170711774 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 11774Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCollectif des Organisations de Défe22259 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 22259Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCollectif des Organisations de Défe14670 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 14670Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCollectif des Organisations de Défe13981 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13981Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCollectif des Organisations de Défe18059 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 18059Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCollectif des Organisations de Défe19970 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 19970Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCollectif des Organisations de Défe21343 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 21343Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCollectif des Organisations de Défe9147 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9147Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCollectif des Organisations de DéfeStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space -DD3NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-11:NEOxfam NovibThe present action is an initiative of the NGO SOS-Civisme / Niger which aims to contribute to the promotion of religious tolerance, through support for inter-religious dialogue, support for intra-religious dialogue and support to the Directorate of Religious Affairs pending the appointment of the Director General of Cults and other National Directors. In this perspective, SOS-Civisme / Nigerwill work first and foremost on strengthening the strategic capacities of the National Committee for Intra and Interreligious Dialogue (CDIR National), set up by the Directorate of Religious Affairs (DAR) with the technical and financial support of the NGO SOS-Civisme / Niger through the Civic Education project and support for peace initiatives in Niger (Niger Espoir). This 2 year project will target Maradi Zinder amd Tillabery region,Oxfam NovibSavoir Oser Solidariser pour leThe NGO Savoir, Oser, Solidariser pour le Civisme au Niger (SOS-Civisme) Niger is a non-governmental organization (NGO) of Nigerianlaw created in 1999 by Nigerian volunteers. It was recognized by the Government of Niger by Order No. 109 / MI / AT /DAPJ / SA of October 26, 2000. SOS Civisme Niger is the Nigerian branch of a West African Network (Countries: Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Mali, Togo and Niger) civil society organizations committed to promoting civic responsibility, good governance , Democracy and peaceat the national and local levels. In each country, the section is called "SOS-Civisme", accompanied by the name of the country of implantation. SOS Civisme, is administered by a General Council of three (3) members, A National Coordination composed of five (5) members. The Vision of SOS Citizenship consists of "Solidarity for an emerging Niger, built on the values of good governance, democracy, civic culture, equity and dialogue in favor of peace and sustainable development" . Its mission is to contribute to the building of responsible citizenship at the national and local levels through: (i) strengthening the sense of public service and public interest, (iii) strengthening accountability (iiii) strengthening the civic spirit of citizens and citizen control of public action, (iv) promoting good democratic governance, (v) The consolidation of peace and stability.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and security179507 60980 23784 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 23784Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSavoir Oser Solidariser pour le18256 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 18256Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSavoir Oser Solidariser pour le39306 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 39306Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSavoir Oser Solidariser pour le24716 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 24716Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSavoir Oser Solidariser pour le37636 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 37636Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSavoir Oser Solidariser pour le35809 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 35809Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSavoir Oser Solidariser pour le42686 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 42686Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSavoir Oser Solidariser pour le18294 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 18294Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSavoir Oser Solidariser pour leStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.Citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersCitizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.men,including people living in poverty and injustice, consider living in cultures of peace instead of cultures of violence a fundamental right for men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-12:NEOxfam NovibThis 2 years project proposes, on the one hand, to strengthen the capacities of the structures of the Rural Code, to enable them tofully play their role of conflict prevention, and on the other hand, to support the popularization of good practices in rural areasof Maradi region. Livestock and agriculture among members of grassroots community organizations (women and youth) through pastoral agro-pastoral fields (CEAP), where cross-cutting themes on issues of peace, peaceful conflict management, gender, and human rights will be treated. In addition, the project plans to support and support two (2) local Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) to be able towork effectively with the project, and to become sustainability actors. project actions. Thus, to enable the Land Commissions to achieve their objectives, the project intends to proceed with the installation, reinforcement and equipping of the structures of the Rural Code, (some Land Commissions in sensitive areas), to sensitize the elected representatives. locals, opinion leaders and villagechiefs on the texts that govern land and pastoral mobility, often a source of conflict; the animation of the workshops on the liberation of the fields, and finally the sensitization of the populations on their rights and duties relative to the shared resources.Oxfam NovibCentres d'études, Economiques et SoThe Centers of Economic and Social studies of West Africa-Regional Pole Niger (CESAO In French)was installed in 2004 and regularly registered under number 034 / MISPD / ACR / DGAPJDLP of 17 January 2018, and covers from a statutory point of view four (4)countriesthat are: Niger, Benin, Chad and Nigeria. Nevertheless, at this date all interventions are concentrated in Niger where the CESAO-Niger Regional Pole enjoys official recognition. The CESAO-PRN is from the associative point of view headed by a Council of Orientation and Management (COG) which is the decision-making and orientation body. It now has solid experience in the development of agro-silvo-pastoral sectors, good governance and management of natural resources, peaceful resolution of conflicts and rural entrepreneurship and organizational support for rural producers, through the implementation of implementation of several projects and the delivery of services. Its mission is "to work for economic and social development of the rural and peri-urban environment by strengthening the capacities of local actors to promote themselves and to build an environment of peace, justice, tolerance and solidarity". The aimis to promote an equitable, organized society capable of leading its own viable economic activities and defending its interests. CESAO invests in the self-promotion of individuals and groups, especially in rural and peri-urban areas. In addition, from its headquarters based in Niamey, the CESAO-Niger Regional Pole has three (3) operational antennas throughout the territory namely: the Tillabéri antenna located in Tera, the Dosso antenna and finally that from Maradi.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and security182914 60980 20374 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 20374Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCentres d'études, Economiques et So40375 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 40375Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCentres d'études, Economiques et So25534 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 25534Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCentres d'études, Economiques et So22729 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 22729Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCentres d'études, Economiques et So21621 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 21621Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCentres d'études, Economiques et So32292 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 32292Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCentres d'études, Economiques et So19989 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 19989Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCentres d'études, Economiques et So36588 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 36588Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCentres d'études, Economiques et So24392 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 24392Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCentres d'études, Economiques et SoStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-13:NEOxfam NovibThrough this2 years project in Diffa and Zinder, the National Coordination of Community Radios of Niger (CN-RACOM) wants to bring community radios to be more involved actions of promotion of the human rights, the promotion of the peace, the good governance, the citizen participation and local development. It involves working with community radios, listening clubs, civil society organizations and municipal officials to discuss issues related to local development. Through exchanges and consultation frameworks, the various actors will produce interactive radio programs that will contribute to the promotion of peace, citizenship and good governance through the production of interactive programs. This project will provide people in the target areas with not only sound and quality information, but also access to information. Also, as part of this project, particular emphasis will be placed on the economic strengthening of community radio. Apart from this support, other capacity building actions by the Technical Assistance Unit (TAU) of GDDH/OXFAM, such as regular monitoring and support, training in project management, monitoring, management , reporting, study trips and experience sharing, to name but a few, have enabled CN-RACOM to improve. However, furthersupport is still needed. Indeed, the structure does not have a mechanism allowing it greater external communication and better visibility. Like its member radios, CN-RACOM does nothave a partnership and resource mobilization document. In addition, due totheir obsolescence, many CN-RACOM member radios do not work. To carry out advocacy with partners for the rehabilitation of these radios, it is necessary to have a study. This is why CN-RACOM intends to take stock of these radios. It is to fill these gapsand sustain the results obtained thanks to the support of the GDDH project that CN-RACOM is making this request for an extension.Oxfam NovibCoordination Nationale des radiosThe National Coordination of Community Radios of Niger (CN-RACOM) is an apolitical non-profit, non-denominational, secular, autonomous and participative association. It is authorized to carry out its activities by decree N ° 110 / MI / D / DGAPJ / DLP ofMay 04, 2007 of the Ministry of the Interior. It currently has 184 community radios and associative members through seven (07) regional coordinations: Agadez, Diffa, Dosso, Maradi, Tahoua, Zinder and Tillaberi-Niamey. Its purpose is to promote communityradios by creating conditions conducive to the circulation of information and exchange of inter and intra-community experiences; support and accompaniment of initiatives at the local level; the contribution to the training and education of the rural population with a view to self-promotion and the mobilization of resources to ensure the operation of radio stations and associations through research funding and other services. Its mission is to promote and defend the material and moral interests of its members. It works for the professionalization of community radio stations so that they produce programs that take into account the development concerns of the Nigerien population in general and those of the home communities in particular. The vision of CN-RACOM is to contribute to the behavioral change ofpopulations for the development of our communities, through the programs produced by its radios members.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation182874 45600 21972 54093 -6750546211 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 46211Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCoordination Nationale des radios26545 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 26545Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCoordination Nationale des radios16233 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 16233Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCoordination Nationale des radios14732 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 14732Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCoordination Nationale des radios28421 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 28421Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCoordination Nationale des radios42617 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 42617Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCoordination Nationale des radios15140 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 15140Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCoordination Nationale des radios20896 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 20896Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCoordination Nationale des radios17679 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 17679Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCoordination Nationale des radios21972 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 21972Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCoordination Nationale des radios32456 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 32456Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCoordination Nationale des radios21637 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 21637Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCoordination Nationale des radiosStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-14:NEOxfam NovibThis 18 months project (Support for local initiatives to promote human rights and citizenship in the department of Guidan Roumdji, Maradi region) aims to promote human rights and good governance at the level of the five (5) communes of Guidan Roumdji department, in the Maradi Region. Indeed, this region in general, and the department of Guidan Roumdji in particular, suffers from human rights violations, especially with regard to women and young people, in particular because of very little access to land, to education , basic social services, child marriage and lack of active representation in major community decision-making bodies. The project focuses on young people, women and girls to address the chronic shortcomings of human rights violations foundon the spot, but also children, people with special needs and those with disabilities. It will also raise awareness of the issue of local governance and the needfor its inclusive and participatory nature, in order to take into account the real concerns of the populations while guaranteeing atransparency in the management of public affairs for a consequent development of the communes, and beyond, of the whole region. Itsimplementation will open a door to a change of behavior and perception of human rights, as guaranteed by the constitution of the State of Niger and the various texts that it has ratified in this way.Oxfam NovibAction pour le Bien Etre de la PopuThe NGO Action for the Wellbeing of the Population (ABEP) was created in 2011 in the Republic of Niger by a group of volunteers andofficially recognized on 23 October 2012 by decree N ° 741 / MISPD / AR / DGAPJ. The spirit that animates the members of the NGO ABEP is to offer their services by dedication to the peasant cause in particular and for the benefit of the whole population of Niger in general. ABEP is a decentralized organization in accordance with its statutes and rules of procedure. The mode of intervention ofthe ABEP NGO is essentially based on a participatory process by which the populations are considered as full partners in the choice, the management and the management of all the actions or the programs of actions that they decided to undertake. ABEP works closelywith other partners (Technical Services, NGOs, Programs, Projects, etc.) to ensure that its intervention is integrated and in harmony with national policies and guidelines. The NGO's intervention philosophy aims to promote greater autonomy for local actors. ABEP lays down as a principle of action "the accompaniment of the local actors in the realization of their choices of projects of development and human rights" by the know-how, the institution wants to favor the expression of the local aspirations, the capacity building of the local project management in order to perpetuate the actions of our young decentralized communities, the partnership approach, the capitalization and the sharing of experiences, the development of the communication, a transparent management, the promotion gender and the mobilization of internal and external resources. The aim of the ABEP O NG is to contribute in the next 5 years to theself-promotion of local actors and the improvement of their living conditions by supporting project management and strengthening their capacities. ABEP is in Tahou Maradi and Niamey regionsOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation106708 -1402130070 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 30070Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour le Bien Etre de la Popu19344 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 19344Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour le Bien Etre de la Popu9255 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9255Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour le Bien Etre de la Popu11766 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 11766Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour le Bien Etre de la Popu16950 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 16950Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour le Bien Etre de la Popu19323 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 19323Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour le Bien Etre de la PopuStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-15:NEOxfam NovibThe present project of capacity building of the groups of young men and women in the management and prevention of conflicts will take place in the commune of Mainé-Soroa, Foulatari and N'Guel Beyli at the level of 15 villages. For 12 months activities that will help pacify this region and ensure that these clashes are transferred to the department of Mainé-Soroa where farmers and ranchers live in very tense situations for ten years. Our federation is made up of groups of breeders from several ethnic groups and pastoralists and agropastoralists. They are scattered in the communes of Mainé-Soroa, Foulatari and N'Guel Beyli. The project has three specific objectives which are: To bring young men and women members of the groups to know the main provisions of the rural code and the pastoral code, To reinforce the capacities of the populations on the nonviolent management of the conflicts and the peaceful coexistence, To inform and to sensitize the populations (the community leaders, the young men and women members of the groups on the peaceful coexistence in popularization the texts and laws (rural code and pastoral code) through the organization of foras, caravans of sensitization and the radio debates.Oxfam NovibFédération Jinitare-FotbeThe federation JINITARE was created in the department of Mainé-Soroa in 2012 by 59 groups of young people which totaled 1062 young members including 288 young women. The reasons for the creation of the federation is to be a force to defend the interests of youngmen and women who are absent in the determination of rights over land and other resources. The Federation Accreditation in under the Number 006 / DMS of January 28, 2013. The objectives of the federation are to. - Contribute to the constitution / reconstitution and safeguarding of the productive capital and all other activities or Initiatives contributing to the economic and social promotionof these members on the aspects or themes with community or individual interests of the members of the federation; - Strengthen theeconomic power of the members of the federation; - Guarantee / sponsor the members of the federation at the level of microfinance institutions; - Defend the interests of the groups and the federation;Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and security38112 -36015248 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 15248Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFédération Jinitare-Fotbe13245 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13245Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFédération Jinitare-Fotbe13663 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13663Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFédération Jinitare-Fotbe10227 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 10227Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFédération Jinitare-Fotbe12801 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 12801Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFédération Jinitare-Fotbe13744 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13744Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFédération Jinitare-Fotbe10904 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 10904Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFédération Jinitare-Fotbe26679 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 26679Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFédération Jinitare-Fotbe11434 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 11434Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorFédération Jinitare-FotbeStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-16:NEOxfam NovibIn Niger, in the south of the Tillabéry region bordering Burkina Faso and Benin, the Say department has been confronted in recent years with multifaceted insecurity phenomena that compromise the socio-economic activity and the well-being of the population, like that of the Sahel in general. These phenomena, which are detrimental to peace, are linked, among other things, to the upsurge of farmer and farmer conflicts linked to the country's damage; the imbalance and increase of inequalities to the disadvantage of women and young people (yet majority) in access to decision-making bodies and dialogue frameworks on the prevention and management of rural conflicts at the municipal level; the exacerbation of inter-community conflicts and intra and inter-community intolerance; lack of perspective for rural youth, especially young breeders who join extremist groups This 12-month project aims to reduce the inequalities experienced by young transhumant and women leaders of pastoralist communities and create the conditions for their participation in communal dialogue and decision-making bodies. This will enable them to play their roles as agents of change in the peaceful conflict resolution and peacebuilding mechanism in the region of Tillabery (Say Department).Oxfam NovibAction pour la Promotion de la PaixThe NGO Action for the Promotion of Peace, Good Governance and Development APBGD-NAGARI is an apolitical national association created and registered in Niger under the number 268 / MISPD / ACR / DGAPJ / DLP of April 13, 2015. NAGARI is created by 11 former staffsof the German developpement cooperation through its peacekeeping program. NAGARI ONG is established in Niger and is active in the regions of Dosso, Niamey and Tillabéry. NAGARI aims to contribute to the promotion of peace and reinforcement of social cohesion between different social groups. NAGARI is an active member of the big national coalition on Non violent conflict management named GENOVICO.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and security106706 60980 30638 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 30638Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour la Promotion de la Paix10663 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 10663Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour la Promotion de la Paix14090 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 14090Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour la Promotion de la Paix22619 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 22619Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour la Promotion de la Paix22681 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 22681Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour la Promotion de la Paix6014 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 6014Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour la Promotion de la Paix42686 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 42686Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour la Promotion de la Paix18294 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 18294Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAction pour la Promotion de la PaixStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-17:NEOxfam NovibThe project « Promoting the Ethics and Ethics of Nigerian Media for Equitable Access to Information » aims to strengthen the capacity of two hundred and thirty-five (235) journalists (40% of whom are women), including community radios and journalism students at the Institute for Training in Information and Communication Technologies. Communication (IFTIC) on how to access diversified and quality information in order to better inform citizens. The first step will be to get the media to better understand the existing legal frameworks for communication / media (legislative and regulatory framework) at international and national level through extension actions. It will be initiated training on these media on human rights, fact-checking, production of qualitymedia content, promotion and respect of the ethics and deontology of the media in Niger, etc. In collaboration with the Superior Council of Communication (CSC), the project will carry out advocacy campaigns for decision makers including the parliament, and the executive for the adoption and/ or application of legal and regulatory provisions. instances (for example the decree implementing the Ordinance on Access to Public Information and Administrative Documents, the status of state media, the status of community radio stations, the law on the online press, etc.). The project if covering the regions of Tahoua Zinder Maradi and Niamey during 18 months.Oxfam NovibRESEAU NIG JOURNAL POUR L'EDU &RENJED is a national network of journalists created by decree Nº 0460 of July 24, 2013 / MISPD / AR / DGAPJ / DLP. Its objective isto promote media ethics and train journalists on the SDGs. It is represented in the eight (8) regions of Niger with a headoffice inNiamey. Its particularity is that it covers all forms of press (written, audio-visual, online, community radios). RENJED has 250 active and volunteer members working part-time in all public and private press bodies in Niger. Coordination is ensured by the president, a permanent secretary, five (5) journalists, a permanent accountant, a driver and a guard for the seat. Of the 250 members, there are 66 women and among the office coordination on the 10 permanent staff, there are 03 womenOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation38112 -117511894 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 11894Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRESEAU NIG JOURNAL POUR L'EDU &13096 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13096Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRESEAU NIG JOURNAL POUR L'EDU &19881 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 19881Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRESEAU NIG JOURNAL POUR L'EDU &11306 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 11306Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRESEAU NIG JOURNAL POUR L'EDU &13688 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13688Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRESEAU NIG JOURNAL POUR L'EDU &10967 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 10967Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRESEAU NIG JOURNAL POUR L'EDU &25780 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 25780Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRESEAU NIG JOURNAL POUR L'EDU &26679 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 26679Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRESEAU NIG JOURNAL POUR L'EDU &11434 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 11434Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRESEAU NIG JOURNAL POUR L'EDU &Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space -DD3NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-18:NEOxfam NovibThis 18 months project intends to address the issue of public procurement in Niger particularly at the local level. Because public procurement represents an important part of the economy of African countries where most infrastructure is built by the public authorities. Niger is no exception to this reality because the State and its branches (public offices and companies, local authorities) are the largest providers of contracts for goods and services. This project proposes to improve transparency in the management processof local public markets through civic education of communities, particularly young people and women. It will also be a springboard for the institutional and organizational strengthening of the network of organizations for Transparency and Budget Analysis (ROTAB) and its members.Oxfam NovibROTAB Publiez Ce Que VousThe network organisation ROTAB (Reseau des Organisations pour la Transparence et ’Analyse Budgétaire - ROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous Payez Niger) is a development collective consisting of a broad range of associations, NGO's and syndicats within Nigerien civil society that in september 2006 decided to share their experiences and to join forces in a campaign "Publish what you pay for" to promote the transparance with regard to the spending of the revenues of the extractive industries sector in Niger. Not withstanding the last40 years of mining and drilling activities there is no openness whatsoever on the economic gains nor on the investments by the government and the private sector in this vital part of the economy. One thing that is clear is that the profits of this sector have not benefitted the Nigerien population. The ROTAB network decided to concentrate upon the analysis of the national budget to mobilise Nigerien citizins and to stand up against corruption and to insist on transparancy with regardto the income of the Nigerien government from foreign mining and oil companies. To reach its objectives ROTAB employs the following strategies: political lobby and pressure; training and education; denounces and public manifestations, meetings and marches.The network co-ordinates all the activities of the campaign and is also responsible for the capacity building of its member organisations.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation190463 -629118732 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 118732Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous24501 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 24501Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous17512 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 17512Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous17512 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 17512Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous12206 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 12206Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorROTAB Publiez Ce Que VousStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Shifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the right (to good quality aid ) and policy space/influencing space/citizens space a fundamental right for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersmedia citationsShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the right (to good quality aid ) and policy space/influencing space/citizens space a fundamental right for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the right (to good quality aid ) and policy space/influencing space/citizens space a fundamental right for men and women.men, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the right (to good quality aid ) and policy space/influencing space/citizens space a fundamental right for men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-19:NEOxfam NovibThis project is an initiative which aims to respond to the consequences of the general climate of insecurity in which the entire population of the Ayorou department located in the Tillabéry region is plunged. More specifically, the emphasis will be directed towards a large segment of the community, mainly women and girls, who are the victims most exposed to all kinds of violence which attacksboth physical and moral integrity. The cases of abuse and violence recorded against women and young girls in the northern zone of the Tillabery region can be qualified as serious violations of human rights, yet ratified by Niger and punished by national and international texts. The women and girls of the Ayorou department, due to the almost frequent attacks by criminal groups, armed movementsand other prosecutions of the regular army are frequently the target of violence which results in sexual assault and on physical health and mentality of their offspring. Through this project, the NGO Zaw In Bayen proposes to create a synergy of action with the representation of the CNDH at the local and regional level for a better knowledge of the texts and treaties on the protection of womenand young people in conflict zones and respect for human rights in Niger. With this extension, the project will close in July.Oxfam NovibONG ZAW IN BAYENThe NGO ZAW In Bayen is a national NGO created in 2014 and legally recognized by the competent authorities. Its aim is the sustainable improvement of the living conditions of the rural population through development actions. Our presentation sheet specifies our missions, objectives, values and vision.To its credit, the NGO AZW IN BAYEN has carried out several projects. These projects concern education/literacy, food security, income generating activities, health and water., Good governance.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participationThe right to an identity91284 22867 -11330898 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 30898Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorONG ZAW IN BAYEN30533 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 30533Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorONG ZAW IN BAYEN29853 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 29853Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorONG ZAW IN BAYEN13720 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13720Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorONG ZAW IN BAYEN9147 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9147Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorONG ZAW IN BAYENStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to ensure an enviroment that rejects and prevents VAW and protect victims and survivors.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to ensure an enviroment that rejects and prevents VAW and protect victims and survivors.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to ensure an enviroment that rejects and prevents VAW and protect victims and survivors.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to ensure an enviroment that rejects and prevents VAW and protect victims and survivors.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-20:NEOxfam Novibhe Citizens' House is a concept of citizen space for the implementation of strategies to promote democratic governance and protect human rights in Niger. It is about constituting a "knowledge center", a "civic space of popular expressions" and a "legal clinic" for the general public to exercise technical and intellectual leadership in this field. The Citizens' House aims to be a service spacethat intends to provide concrete support for the strengthening of democratic institutions and human rights, political parties, civil society and citizens. The action of the House will be reinforced by supporting young people in civic engagement through advocacy actions aimed at the public and democratic institutions. This is a 12 months project targeting Niamey, Tahoua, Zinder, Maradi et Tillabéry regions. The vision of the Citizen's House aims to set itself up as a social project where all national and sub-regional civilsociety organizations will be open to citizens in order to animate a space for support and collective action on governance. democracy and human rights. it is to contribute to this that TL beneft from an extension from OxfamOxfam NovibTournons La Page NigerThe Tournons la Page coalition in Niger is an integral part of the "Let's Turn the Page" campaign, an international citizen movement present in Africa and Europe, promoting alternation and good democratic practices. created in 2014, Tournons is currentlypresentedin 8 African countries (Burundi, Cameroon, Congo-Brazzaville, Gabon, DRC, Chad, Niger-and Ivory Coast) and in Europe. It has more than 220 member organizations and partners with many powerful and legitimate NGOs (Secours Catholique-Caritas France, Misereor, Amnesty International, Front Line Defender, ACAT, Survival, etc.). In Niger, Tournons la Page's national coalition brings together 14 human rights organizations, labor unions, women, youth, journalists and artists. The number of activists through the structures is estimated at 3000, distributed in all regions, departments and communes of Niger. TLP Niger has also developed a strategic partnership of mobilization with certain local partners such as the Confederation of Workers of Niger (CNT),the General Confederation of Workers of Niger (CGT-Niger) and the Collective of Organizations for the Defense of Human Rights. Man and Democracy (CODDHD) The national coalition of Tournons La Page Niger is also attached to the international coordination of TLP. As a technical body hosted by Secours Catholique-Caritas France in Paris, the international coordination assists all national coalitions, including the Nigerien coalition, in carrying out its activities. It did away with the know-how and skillsof Catholic secrets to assist actors in the field on theiradvocacy activities. International coordination also plays a role in the internal sharing of information and practices of TLP members and the defense of members in the event of a physical, judicialor psychological threat.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation87691 100400 -4415255978 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 55978Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorTournons La Page Niger17050 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 17050Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorTournons La Page Niger14663 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 14663Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorTournons La Page Niger36588 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 36588Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorTournons La Page Niger24392 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 24392Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorTournons La Page Niger39420 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 39420Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorTournons La Page NigerStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-21:NEOxfam NovibThe project called "CITIZENS STAND UP4 MIGRANTS RIGHTS TO FIGHT ARBITRARY DETENTION, CORRUPTION AND IMPUNITY In NIGER" builds on the achievements of previous initiatives developed by the Migration Department of the Alternative Espaces Citoyens (AEC) association on the migration issue since 2009, with the support of multiple partners, most often through collaborative and strategic transnational alliances. This initiative provides the opportunity for AEC to consolidate its response to the challenges of protecting the rightsof people on the move, and to create spaces for dialogue where local civil society and migrants have the opportunity to make their voices heard in the community. governance of migration. The initiative aims to put citizens, especiallyyoung girls and boys, on the move so that they can be defenders of the right to mobility and access to justice for people on the move, and on the other hand, to get them to take action in the fight against the arbitrary detention of migrants, racketeering, ambient corruption and impunity, themain obstacles to the enjoyment of fundamental rights.Oxfam NovibAlternatives Espace Citoyens, AECAlternatives Espaces Citoyens was founded in Niger in September 2001. The initiator was Groupe Alternative, an NGO working on culture and the media and connected to the journal Alternative. Alternatives Espaces Citoyens fights for democratic values through civil education. For this purpose, it uses its radio station in Niamey, and its so-called study centres spread all over the country. Vision : a society based on the values of democracy, social justice, solidarity and preservation of the environment, where fundamental freedoms , human rights , equity and equality between men and women are scrupulously respected . The association aims to " work towards the emergence of an open, democratic and social society , based on equality of human rights, a new partnership between men and women, solidarity between people in an healthy environment. " The objectives of the association are: - promote, defend and contributeto the effectiveness of fundamental human rights and individual and collective freedoms ; - build spaces of resistance, convergenceof social movements and alternatives to neoliberal policies ; - Develop initiatives for citizen control of public action at national and local levels; - Promote the rights, citizen participation and empowerment of women and vulnerable groups; - contribute to the improvement of the environment and the protection of public goods , particularly water , forests , land and genetic endowment; - Promote access , development and innovative use of media and information technologies and communication . Alternatives Espaces Citoyens is a major actor in the emerging critical wing of the civil society of Niger. Alternatives Espaces Citoyens is the co-initiator of the Social Forum of Niger (FSN), and manages its secretariat.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation335388 85074 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 85074Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAlternatives Espace Citoyens, AEC81332 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 81332Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAlternatives Espace Citoyens, AEC95720 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 95720Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAlternatives Espace Citoyens, AEC73262 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 73262Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAlternatives Espace Citoyens, AECIncreased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space -DD3Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-22:NEOxfam NovibThis project aims to strengthen the capacities of the press house so that it can carry out its mission of monitoring press freedom effectively. This is an 18-month action consisting of training CDM members, equipping the CDM, reviewing the legislative and regulatory framework, training and sensitizing journalists so that populations can access quality information and for the promotion of press freedom and democracy.The overall objective of this project is to guarantee the right of citizens to reliable and balanced information by building the capacities of the press house, strengthening the legislative and regulatory framework, protecting defenders of the freedom of the press (CSOs, journalists, media, institutions).Oxfam NovibMaison de la presseThe press House is an independent and non-political association governed by Nigerien law, created in March 2005 at the initiative of twelve (12) socio-professional organizations in the media sector. The Press house, as a federating framework of nationalpress organizations, contributes to a professional, economic, legal and social environment conducive to the independence of the media and the conditions for exercising the profession. It has the general objective of promoting media pluralism and the independence of the press. The general objective of the Maison de la Presse is to promote media pluralism and the independence of the press. Specifically, the Maison de la Presse pursues the following objectives: Provide assistance to the Nigerien media; Contribute to the preservation ofspaces of freedom; Contribute to the training of journalists and to the strengthening of the spirit of brotherhood; Strengthen the production and management capacities of press organizations; Serve as a design and implementation framework for any action that can contribute to the technical and financial viability of media companies; Contribute to the cohesion and dynamism of socio-professional organizations in the press sector; Maintain fraternal and partnership relations with any organization in a country that shares thesame objectives.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation192082 -2916467791 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 67791Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorMaison de la presse29485 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 29485Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorMaison de la presse30875 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 30875Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorMaison de la presse38142 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 38142Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorMaison de la presse25789 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 25789Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorMaison de la presseStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-23:NEOxfam NovibThe project proposed by the NGO ODDC aims to contribute to the appeasement of the elections. With this in mind, the project will work to promote peaceful elections, through awareness-raising actions for young people in the Niamey region. The project will work tostrengthen social cohesion between young people from the five communal districts of Niamey, as well as to mobilize their creative energies around the concerns of the organization of free and peaceful elections. The motivating element of this project is that lately, the political parties, of the opposition as those of the majority in power, recruit among the young people, who confront each other verbally and often physically because of a political leader or for political opinions which have nothing to do with republican values. The organizational study during the development of the ODDC strategic plan revealed serious shortcomings. Insufficient capacity of members in association management, resource mobilization, project management, advocacy,etc. the same study revealed shortcomings in terms of governance and the weakness of regulatory texts. To overcome this, the capacities of ODDC members and infrastructure must be strengthened. This has been translated into axis 1 of said plan. This axisaims to strengthen the capacities of the ODDC in terms of human, material, financial resources and training of members.Oxfam NovibOrganisation pour le DéveloppementThe ODDC is a young structure created in January 2018 bringing together students at the end of their cycle with a proven spirit of leadership in association. This organization is led at the national level by a national coordination, with representations in the eight regions of Niger. The general objective of the NGO ODDC is to contribute to the sustainable development of Niger, through the promotion of democracy, a culture of peace and responsible citizenshipOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation38113 22867 -1431413707 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13707Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorOrganisation pour le Développement9873 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9873Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorOrganisation pour le Développement6590 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 6590Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorOrganisation pour le Développement7943 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 7943Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorOrganisation pour le Développement13720 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13720Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorOrganisation pour le Développement9147 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9147Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorOrganisation pour le DéveloppementStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-24:NEOxfam NovibABCA proposes through this project to produce and popularize the training module on "Techniques for disseminating information on social media based on ethics and journalistic deontology". Through this training module, bloggers influencers on social mediawill haveknowledge on the techniques of collecting, processing and disseminating information on social media in a credible and reliable manner in order to avoid criminal prosecution with the adoption of the new law on cybercrime by our country. The project aims on Bringing national social media influencers to appropriate ground rules on the collection, processing and dissemination of information through capacity building workshops on '' techniques for disseminating information on social media based on ethics and journalistic deontology.Oxfam NovibAssociation des blogueurs pourThe Association of Bloggers for Active Citizenship is an organization created by young Nigerien bloggers. The association aims to promote blogger rights and access to quality information. It was created in January 2019.ABCA uses social media and traditional mediato train, raise awareness and educate on social issues. At the same time ABCA organizes conferences-debates / Capacity building with the help of experts and local participants. In addition, ABCA is the first association of bloggers in Niger. And, its techniques in terms of communication-based approaches have allowed it since its creation to benefit from funding each year in order to defend the values ​​of good governance, defense of human rights and the rule of rights. Also, our activities mainly affect the most marginalized and discriminated against, namely young people and women.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation38063 15245 -472715341 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 15341Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation des blogueurs pour9724 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9724Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation des blogueurs pour12998 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 12998Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation des blogueurs pour9147 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9147Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation des blogueurs pour6098 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 6098Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation des blogueurs pourStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-25:NEOxfam NovibThis Responsible and Sustainable Governance of Natural Resources Project (PGRD / RN) led by the Association of Youth for the Environment and Civic Education in Niger (main applicant) and the NGO Volontaires pour le Développement (Partner) aims to contribute better governance of natural resources, particularly land and pastoral resources. The action is based on a gender and multi-actor approach with three components (i) use of new technologies for the sustainable management of conflicts around RNs throughthe establishment of an early warning system for prevention and management of RN conflicts; (ii) citizen control of public actions (intervention communities) especially around RNs in order to establish a culture of transparency, inclusion and involvementof women and young people; (iii) advocacy on agroecology in order to integrate agroecology into public policies and the priorities of local communities. Lasting12 months, the PGRD / RN project has as its intervention area the commune of Karma and that of Namaro with the main targets and beneficiaries, youth and women's CSOs, Farmers' Organizations, rural communities. The action is geared towards young people and women, who in total (66%) concern beneficiaries in two communes, Kollo and Namaro. The projectbenefit from a 6 months of extension from Oxfam. The action is based on a gender and multi-actor approach with four components (i) Strengthening the capacities of AJEEC-Niger atthe organizational, functional and technical levels by providing it with thecapacities and skills to ensure its development and accountability; (ii) Sustainable governance of natural resources through the management of conflicts around natural resources. Lasting 6 months, the PGRD/RN project has the Kollo department (the town ofKouré and Namaro) as its intervention area, with the main targetsand beneficiaries being youth and women's CSOs, Farmer Organizations and rural communities. The action is oriented towards young people and women, who concern a total of (66%) project beneficiaries in two municipalities of implementation.Oxfam NovibAssociation des Jeunes pour l’EnvirThe Youth association for environnement and civic edeucation in Niger AJEEC-Niger is a non-profit organization officially recognized in March 2019. It has set itself the general objective of promoting eco-citizenship and civic engagement. young people for sustainable development.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation38071 30214 -329022657 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 22657Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation des Jeunes pour l’Envir11877 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 11877Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation des Jeunes pour l’Envir3537 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 3537Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation des Jeunes pour l’Envir13720 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13720Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation des Jeunes pour l’Envir9147 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9147Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation des Jeunes pour l’Envir7347 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 7347Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation des Jeunes pour l’EnvirStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-26:NEOxfam NovibThe project entitled "Support for the preservation of the rights of women and young people in 10 villages of the commune of Gabi inthe region of Maradi", called KARIYA (in Hausa protection) is an initiative of the NGO Assistance Sahel Solidarity ASS-NIGER withinthe framework of OXFAM's call for proposals on democratic governance and human rights. With women and young people as the target, the project aims to engage communities in collective actions to promote and enjoy protection rights in a degrading and threatening security context. The project aims to promote a community mechanism to ensure the right to protection of women and young people, living under a security threat arising from the neighborhood with the state of ZamfaraOxfam NovibAssistance Sahel Solidarité ASS-NIGThe NGO-ASS is a Non-Governmental organization which was created by a group of seven (7) founding members on January 27, 2018 and authorized to practice in Niger by decree n ° 505 / MISPD / ACR / DGAP / DLP of August 2 2018 with the aim of contributing to the improvement of the living environment of local populations through the global framework of humanitarian assistance and the fight against poverty.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation38071 15245 -558715014 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 15014Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssistance Sahel Solidarité ASS-NIG16831 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 16831Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssistance Sahel Solidarité ASS-NIG6226 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 6226Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssistance Sahel Solidarité ASS-NIG9147 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9147Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssistance Sahel Solidarité ASS-NIG6098 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 6098Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssistance Sahel Solidarité ASS-NIGStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-27:NEOxfam NovibThis project aims to contribute on the stabilization of people on move through the promotion of their rights at community level.Theproject supports migrants from the regions of Maradi and Zinder, more specifically from the communes of Kourni and Tsaouni, department of Kantché and those from the commune of Korgom, department of Tessaoua, through activities intended to strengthen the protection of vulnerable people, especially women and young people, by promoting their rights. The project will be led by a consortium of NGOs experienced in the field of action research (OASIS Niger), migration issues (CADEL) and capacity building of community structures (ONEN). Thus, the project will intervene through three axes: - Axis 1: Action research in the followingareas (the profiles of migrants, the links between migration and conflicts at the family or community level, access to basic social services, the typology of rights violated). To establish the profiling of the beneficiaries (migrants or potential candidates for migration) in the project intervention area, a baseline survey will be conducted on a fairly representative sample of the project target populations. Tools will bedeveloped to collect qualitative and quantitative information. - Axis 2: Access toreliable information and better awareness of candidates for migration. Contextualized activities will allow migrants to have access to reliable information on their rights and duties in the community. - Axis 3: Training of actors on themes related to human mobility. The migrants will be organized in fairly representative structures. Capacity building sessions for members of the structures put in place will be organized on specific and transversal themes. These activities will make it possible to better secure migrants as regards the enjoyment of their rights. - Axis 4: Strengthening the institutional and organizational capacity of member structures of the Consortium (CADEL-ONEN-OASIS Niger) consists in the development of five-year strategic plans and theestablishment of an electronic archiving system (server, intranet) for the 3 institutions.Oxfam NovibComité d’appui au développement LocThe Local Development Support Committee (CADEL) is a non-profit non-governmental organization which was created by Order n ° 22 / MI / AT / DGAP of January 22, 2001 corrected by Order N ° 00 147 / MISPD / ACR / DGAPJ / DLP of March 21, 2017. It is headquartered in Niamey and has regional branches in Agadez, Tillabéry, Zinder, Maradi, Tahoua and Dosso. It operates primarily in the areas of food security, nutrition and agricultural production, preservation and restoration of the environment; social protection and reproductive health and water, hygiene and sanitation and humanitarian actions. The current donors of the NGO are: IOM, FAO, UNFPA, IITA, CareNiger, Enabel, CFS, CCA and alumni are: WHO, WFP, Plan Niger, PSI, CRS. The NGO CADEL has been working since 2018 with IOM in the framework of community reintegration projects for migrants in the regions of Zinder, Maradi and Zinder through the establishment, training and support for the implementation of action plans of mixed groups made up of migrants and non-migrants.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation221320 36521 -1461890666 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 90666Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorComité d’appui au développement Loc16708 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 16708Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorComité d’appui au développement Loc45841 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 45841Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorComité d’appui au développement Loc46850 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 46850Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorComité d’appui au développement Loc17197 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 17197Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorComité d’appui au développement Loc4058 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 4058Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorComité d’appui au développement Loc36521 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 36521Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorComité d’appui au développement LocStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-28:NEOxfam NovibThis CCNEJ project focuses on engaging children and young people in peaceful conflict resolution. To this end, we intend to contribute to efforts to consolidate peace, non-violent conflict management, the culture of peace and social cohesion because we believe that without peace no development is possible. We also intend to help respect the rights of women, children and young people in conflict zones. The project is Contributing to the consolidation of peace and social cohesion for inclusive and sustainable development. Tthe Nigerien Consultative Framework for Children and Youth, finds it appropriate to extend its “Democratic Governance and Human Rights Project” proposal in order to make our contribution to the consolidation of peace and social stability. The CCNEJ intends to carry out actions in line with the culture of dialogue in these times of COVID-19. This is an opportunity to build the capacities of young people on these different themes and equip them to deal with possible conflicts or cases ofrecruitment by the NSAGs. The direct beneficiaries of the project are young girls and boys. But indirectly all the populations of the project intervention areas. Young people are the main targets of the project in the sense that in times of conflict, they constitute the most vulnerable stratum. However, they are the most numerous fringe of the Nigerien population (75% of the population is made up of young people).Oxfam NovibCadre Consultatif Nigérien des EnfaThe CCNEJ, Nigerien Consultative Framework for Children and Youth was created on January 29, 2020. Its objective is to serve as a framework for exchange between children and young people on issues concerning them.he CCNEJ, Nigerien Consultative Frameworkfor Children and Youth, its creation is the result of a long process that has its origins in the results of a study conducted by the United Nations on violence against children in the world. This study took place within the framework of the promotion, development and well-being of children through access to harm reduction measures. She has had the merit of considering violence against children in the following settings: the family, school, care institutions, detention centers, the workplace and communitiesOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation38113 22867 -37710049 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 10049Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCadre Consultatif Nigérien des Enfa15996 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 15996Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCadre Consultatif Nigérien des Enfa5476 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 5476Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCadre Consultatif Nigérien des Enfa6592 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 6592Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCadre Consultatif Nigérien des Enfa13720 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13720Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCadre Consultatif Nigérien des Enfa9147 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9147Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCadre Consultatif Nigérien des EnfaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-29:NEOxfam NovibThe 12-month Engaged Citizen project will operate in 10 villages in the 4 municipalities of the Canton of Illéla. It plans to support 4 operational groups, 5 young people and 5 women leading structuring projects. This project will support the civic empowerment ofyoung people and women to claim their rights with respect to local power, the emergence of responsible citizen youth and the development of female leadership. It provides for the sensitization of young people and women against incivism, the socio-professional integration of women and young people in order to fight against the rural exodus, unemployment and the temptation to armed extremism which is avoided in the Bagaroua commune, one of the target communes of the project. This project will benefit young people, women, the 70 elected officials from the 4 municipalities, and the entire population of the canton. generally, the project's goal is to support the populations of the Canton of Illéla in exercising their citizenship at the local level and strengthen the capacities of the Association of Municipalities of the Canton of Illéla. Lasting 7 months, the Support Project for the Promotion of Citizenship in the Canton of Illéla will intervene in 4 villages of the 4 municipalities of the Canton of Illéla. It plans to support 8 operational youth and women's organizations. This project will support the civic emancipation of young people and women to claim their rights vis-à-vis local power, the emergence of responsible young citizens and the development of female leadership. It provides for the sensitization of young people and women against incivility, the socio-professional integration of women and young people in order to fight against rural exodus and unemployment. This action is a continuation of the activities already carried out and having met the needs of the beneficiaries. Its objective is to consolidate and sustain the results achieved by the project. The action will benefit 1,500 young people, 2,500 women, the 70 elected officials of the 4 municipalities, and 10% of the population of the canton, i.e. 50,000 people through messages and radio broadcasts. The Illéla Canton Association is the contracting authority and the EAM-PROGRES Association is the project manager. The action will make it possible to consolidate the achievements already obtained in terms of capacity building from the point of view of governance, organization and equipment of the EAM-Progrès association.Oxfam NovibEnsemble pour un Avenir MeilleurThe EAM Association, created on January 26, 2019 and having obtained its approval on January 27, 2020, is a non-profit organization, has a head office in Niamey and focal points in Tahoua, Maradi and Zinder. His areas of interest are citizenship, good local governance, non-violent conflict management, food security, climate change and wash.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation38062 22867 11134 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 11134Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorEnsemble pour un Avenir Meilleur16289 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 16289Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorEnsemble pour un Avenir Meilleur10639 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 10639Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorEnsemble pour un Avenir Meilleur13720 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 13720Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorEnsemble pour un Avenir Meilleur9147 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9147Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorEnsemble pour un Avenir Meilleur-3234 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) -3234Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorEnsemble pour un Avenir MeilleurCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionspublic opinion and views by government officials are shifting towards a more appreciative vision on civil societycitizens echo positive narrative about civic space and enage with or in civil societyNL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-30:NEOxfam NovibThe Youth Peace and Development project is an initiative that aims to promote female leadership, by strengthening their leadership skills and confidence so that they can make their voices heard constructively in decision-making spheres through knowledge of their rights and close supervision. To this end, practical training cycles for young girls (in culture of peace, civic life, female leadership, communication techniques and advocacy) will be organized. The project will also work to strengthen the capacities of young girls and boys for their participation in mediation networks and will intervene actively and equitably in the resolution of conflicts in their community. To do this, the project will set up 10 networks of mediators (at district, village and commune level) involving young people, women, local elected officials and religious and traditional leaders for early warning mechanisms and conflict management.Oxfam NovibAssociation Nigérienne pour unThe Nigerien Association for Sustainable Development (ANDD Garkua) is a Nigerien non-profit, non-political and non-confessional NGOcreated by Order n ° 0154 / MISPD / ACR / DGAPJ / DLP of 24 February 2016. Garkua is present in six of the eight regions of Niger. It aims to promote the rights of grassroots communities.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation91171 60980 -18035796 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 35796Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation Nigérienne pour un27294 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 27294Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation Nigérienne pour un28081 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 28081Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation Nigérienne pour un36588 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 36588Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation Nigérienne pour un24392 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 24392Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociation Nigérienne pour unStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-31:NEOxfam NovibThe MIDEDH Project is an initiative developed by the NGO Jeunesse-Enfance-Migration-Développement (JMED) to implement an integratedset of activities at community and local level in order to contribute to the awareness of communities and migrants on their rights and the migration process, to strengthen the capacities of local actors in the management of migration issues and to advocate for greater local public investment in favor of young people. This project aims to respond to the essential issues arising from the context analysis which are among others: the lack of reliable information among migrants and young people on migration and the rights of migrants generating significant risks and violations of rights generally without repairs; the lack of capacities of local actors to manage development and legal challenges linked to or causing migration. The project emphasizes in its intervention on three essentialcomponents: information-awareness; capacity building and advocacy. It mainly targets young men and women aged 15 to 35 in the intervention areas and their structures, local leaders (local elected officials, village heads, technical services, community leaders), as well as migrants in transit or those settled. / back in the communities of intervention. The project targets the Tahoua region, the first emigration region in Niger according to statistical data, but also a transit region located on the main migratory routes taken by migrants. Two municipalities located on these roads are targeted (Abalak and Tchintabaraden), in which 12 villages will be selected to implement the activities.Oxfam NovibJeunesse-Enfance-Migration-DéveloppYouth Migration Development (JMED) is a development NGO approved on May 14, 2013 which works in the fields of migration, the fight against human trafficking and the smuggling of migrants as well as the promotion of youth and sustainable development. . Itoperates in 5 regions of Niger with an emphasis on empowering communities, building their capacities and engaging in local development.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation191744 -720651981 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 51981Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorJeunesse-Enfance-Migration-Développ29900 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 29900Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorJeunesse-Enfance-Migration-Développ46380 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 46380Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorJeunesse-Enfance-Migration-Développ32586 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 32586Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorJeunesse-Enfance-Migration-Développ30897 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 30897Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorJeunesse-Enfance-Migration-DéveloppStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-32:NEOxfam NovibThe "Citizen Tribune" project aims to create a synergy between the media and journalists in order to fill in the shortcomings identified in the situational analysis carried out as a prelude to the design of this project. This is a concept that has been tested through two shows that have shown great potential for targeting young people and for change. The project will work for the advent of new possibilities within the Nigerien media space with the aim of promoting citizenship, and the development of individual freedoms and human rights. the project aims to Contribute to the promotion of citizen participation and the animation of public life in Niger through media channels. Specifically, its want to Facilitate, through interactive debates, a better awareness and sensitization of Nigerien citizens on various issues of interest to public life. - Work to strengthen the capacities of the RTIN network.Oxfam NovibRéseau des Radios et Télévisions InTwelve (12) press groups and independent radio stations decided in 2016 to organize themselves into the Independent Radio and Television Network of Niger (R / RTIN). This RTIN Network was created at a time when most independent audiovisual companies are facing a serious financial imbalance, preventing some of them from actually functioning.The RTIN Network was born in a context where a good part of the Nigerian audiovisual media is systematically excluded from the list of beneficiaries of the advertisingmarkets of the State and of public enterprises, because of their editorial line which does not please those in power. The RTIN network aims to contribute to the promotion of the media environment, the defense of journalists' rights and the protection ofthe right to informationOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation106627 75089 -340238266 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 38266Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRéseau des Radios et Télévisions In27552 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 27552Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRéseau des Radios et Télévisions In28492 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 28492Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRéseau des Radios et Télévisions In12317 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 12317Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRéseau des Radios et Télévisions In22867 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 22867Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRéseau des Radios et Télévisions In15245 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 15245Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRéseau des Radios et Télévisions In36977 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 36977Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRéseau des Radios et Télévisions InStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-33:NEOxfam NovibProject summary This project aims to strengthen the capacities of 100 male, female and youth journalists in human rights in a context of insecurity and restrictions on human rights. These journalists, once trained, will produce reports, debates and press articlesin order to educate a large public throughout the national territory. Also messages will be produced and broadcast on community radios and in national languages, to reach the maximum of the majority illiterate population at more than 60%. Also within the framework of this project, a legal lexicon in the form of a pocket guide will be developed and shared with journalists, law students and civil society actors with a view to getting them to master legal jargon. All these activities will make it possible to awaken the consciousness of the populations, to get them to better understand human rights and their implications, as well as the remedies to be followed in the event of violation of their rights, but also and above all to change behavior. Finally, through this project, we will seize the opportunity to breathe new life into the RJDH, the main media organization specializing in human rights in Niger.Oxfam NovibRéseau des Journalistes pour les DrThe RJDH is an apolitical and non-profit association. It was created in 2000, by professional journalists from Niger, specialized in the field of human rights and concerned with respect for human rights in Niger, with a view to: - train their peers, - get them interested in issues related to human rights, - support citizens whose rights have been violated in the legal process by processing and disseminating reliable information, - bring journalists to master legal concepts and to produce and broadcast quality programs related to human rights to the public, to partner media. Since its creation, the RJDH has trained many Nigerien journalists like those in the sub-region, on varied and invigorating themes related to human rights, in particular on the treatment of information during elections, on gender, on the enrollment of children in armed conflicts, in short about human rights in general. Most of the training organized by the RJDH was accompanied by a production part, aimed at determining whether journalists had a good grasp of human rights and their involvement.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation106688 29728 -5427108 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 27108Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRéseau des Journalistes pour les Dr24958 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 24958Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRéseau des Journalistes pour les Dr24535 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 24535Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRéseau des Journalistes pour les Dr30087 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 30087Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRéseau des Journalistes pour les Dr17837 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 17837Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRéseau des Journalistes pour les Dr11891 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 11891Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRéseau des Journalistes pour les DrStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05713-35:NEOxfam NovibUnderstanding Migrations in the Sahel: A key for action (COMIS) The objective of this project is to provide a better knowledge ofcertain aspects of migration with a view to contributing and strengthening advocacy on the situation of internal and international migrants in Niger, which will allow, on the one hand, to consolidate research on migration in Niger and on the other hand to strengthen science-policy dialogue and science-society dialogue. The research component of the project will concern Niamey, the main host cities for internal migrants combining administrative, political and economic functions. It will therefore concern Agadez, Tahoua, Maradi and Zinder, four regional capitals which capture internal migratory flows coming mainly from their hinterland. Three small and medium-sized towns (Birni N’Konni, Tchin Tabaraden, Tanout) and departure villages in the Tahoua region are also concerned. The Tahoua region is the main region of departure from Niger. It was the subject of a survey on migration practices (in 24 villages) in 2008conducted by some of the members of GERMES. The existence of previous data will make it possible to conduct a study on the migratory dynamics and the changes that have affected this area over the past twelve years.Oxfam NovibGroupe Recherches Migrations EspaceGERMES was created by a rectoral decree of March 2016 with the vision of being a benchmark research laboratory in Niger and West Africa on issues of migration and mobility. It intends to become part of international research networks on migration. Its objective is to promote research on migration and mobility in Niger which involves a wide range of disciplinary fields (geography, sociology, anthropology, economy, demography, statistics, political science). It brings together around ten researchers and teacher-researchers from the Faculty of Letters and Human Sciences, the École Normale Supérieure, the Faculty of Legal and Political Sciences, the Laboratory of Studies and Research on Social Dynamics and Development. Local and University of Zinder. The main objective of GERMES is topromote research on migration and mobility in Niger and to bring the results to the attention of public and private actors in charge of migration managementOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and securityThe right to social and political participation156180 4638 -487764305 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 64305Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorGroupe Recherches Migrations Espace52975 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 52975Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorGroupe Recherches Migrations Espace38900 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 38900Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorGroupe Recherches Migrations EspaceIncreased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space -DD3Increased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners on migration.alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners on migration.cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners on migration.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05718-20:SOOxfam NovibThe Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Dorcas, SOS Children#s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The proposed projectaims to address the HRP objectives of providing life-saving and life-sustaining integrated, multi-sectoral assistance to reduce acute humanitarian need for communities affected by the drought and protracted conflict. The (revised) Humanitarian Response Plan, dated July 2018, states there are currently 5,4 mln people in need. The locations and sectors for project implementation are to be determined in a planning workshop taking place on 24 and 25 October, with representatives from the participating consortium members and local partners.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security835 0 564 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 564Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.271 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 271Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.-10906 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -10906Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.10906 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10906Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05718-21:SOOxfam NovibThe Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Dorcas, SOS Children#s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The proposed projectaims to address the HRP objectives of providing life-saving and life-sustaining integrated, multi-sectoral assistance to reduce acute humanitarian need for communities affected by the drought and protracted conflict. The (revised) Humanitarian Response Plan, dated July 2018, states there are currently 5,4 mln people in need. The locations and sectors for project implementation are to be determined in a planning workshop taking place on 24 and 25 October, with representatives from the participating consortium members and local partners.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn 2004 Oxfam Novib set up a Liaison Office in Nairobi, Kenya in order to support the Strengthening Somali Civil Society Program, at the request of the EU. This request was based on Oxfam Novib's work in Somalia to date, but intended to be more widely directed atthe entire civil society sector and the specific context in which it is operating in a post-conflict country. The program started with consulting local organisations in Somalia and Somaliland to get a complete picture of the sectors and regions where they are active, the challenges they face and the relationship between civil society, local political structures and the private sector. A program was then developed to strengthen the institutional development of Oxfam Novib's partners and those of other Oxfams, as well as a range of new NGOs. In the first year local consultants were trained in Somalia. They were then seconded to civil society organisations to build their capacity in financial and organisational management. Furthermore, workshops were organised on specific themes suchas human rights and the role of civil society in the Somali context. The Liaison Office is now going to support the expansion of the program, focussing on strengthening both organisation and project management, while facilitating more training in the fields of civic education, governance, human rights and women's rights, HIV and AIDS and child protection. Over the years, the Somalia Country Office has expanded its intervention on short term humanitarian response as well as development development interventions. In 2015/2016, a decision was reached to move the Country Programme operation, which was largely in Nairobi, from Nairobi to Hargeisa. The country office has a small office in Nairobi , Kenya and large operations office in Hargeisa, Somaliland.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security242596 12458 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12458Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.7558 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7558Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.32711 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 32711Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.15310 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15310Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.18454 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18454Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.23464 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23464Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.34835 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 34835Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.-1455 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -1455Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.6196 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6196Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.31130 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 31130Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.61935 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 61935Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05718-22:SOOxfam NovibThe Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Dorcas, SOS Children#s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The proposed projectaims to address the HRP objectives of providing life-saving and life-sustaining integrated, multi-sectoral assistance to reduce acute humanitarian need for communities affected by the drought and protracted conflict. The (revised) Humanitarian Response Plan, dated July 2018, states there are currently 5,4 mln people in need. The locations and sectors for project implementation are to be determined in a planning workshop taking place on 24 and 25 October, with representatives from the participating consortium members and local partners.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn 2004 Oxfam Novib set up a Liaison Office in Nairobi, Kenya in order to support the Strengthening Somali Civil Society Program, at the request of the EU. This request was based on Oxfam Novib's work in Somalia to date, but intended to be more widely directed atthe entire civil society sector and the specific context in which it is operating in a post-conflict country. The program started with consulting local organisations in Somalia and Somaliland to get a complete picture of the sectors and regions where they are active, the challenges they face and the relationship between civil society, local political structures and the private sector. A program was then developed to strengthen the institutional development of Oxfam Novib's partners and those of other Oxfams, as well as a range of new NGOs. In the first year local consultants were trained in Somalia. They were then seconded to civil society organisations to build their capacity in financial and organisational management. Furthermore, workshops were organised on specific themes suchas human rights and the role of civil society in the Somali context. The Liaison Office is now going to support the expansion of the program, focussing on strengthening both organisation and project management, while facilitating more training in the fields of civic education, governance, human rights and women's rights, HIV and AIDS and child protection. Over the years, the Somalia Country Office has expanded its intervention on short term humanitarian response as well as development development interventions. In 2015/2016, a decision was reached to move the Country Programme operation, which was largely in Nairobi, from Nairobi to Hargeisa. The country office has a small office in Nairobi , Kenya and large operations office in Hargeisa, Somaliland.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security111947 964 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 964Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.-6393 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -6393Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.1220 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1220Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.4147 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4147Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.3002 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3002Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.2907 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2907Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.4105 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4105Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.8011 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8011Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.5830 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5830Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.6224 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6224Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.5098 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5098Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.8505 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8505Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.68329 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 68329Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.6393 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6393Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05718-23:SOOxfam NovibThe Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. In 2020, Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Help a Child/ Medair, SOS Children#s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The project aims to address the HRP objectives of providing life-saving and life-sustaining integrated, multi-sectoral assistanceto reduce acute humanitarian needs for communities affected by the drought and protracted conflict. The 2020 Joint Response has been designed in line with existing needs relevant to geography, sectors, as well as member#s expertise. Members will continue to implement in the same sectors as the SOMJR 2019: Food Security and Livelihoods, WASH, Health, Nutrition, Protection and Multi-Purpose Cash.Oxfam NovibSOS KinderdorpenSOS Children#s Villages Netherlands has been part of SOS Children#s Villages International, a global federation working to protect and care for children who have lost parental care or who stand at risk of losing it, since 1965. SOS Children#s Villages work with communities, states and partners to ensure that the rights of children are fulfilled and to provide children with loving and supportive alternative care. The organisation works in 135 countries and territories all around the world. Each year, hundreds of thousands of children are supported with alternative care, education, health care, family strengthening and emergency assistance.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and securitySomalia: Drought - 2015-20231126104 1035111 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1035111Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.SOS Kinderdorpen83406 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 83406Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.SOS KinderdorpenWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05718-24:SOOxfam NovibThe Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. In 2020, Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Help a Child/ Medair, SOS Children#s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The project aims to address the HRP objectives of providing life-saving and life-sustaining integrated, multi-sectoral assistanceto reduce acute humanitarian needs for communities affected by the drought and protracted conflict. The 2020 Joint Response has been designed in line with existing needs relevant to geography, sectors, as well as member#s expertise. Members will continue to implement in the same sectors as the SOMJR 2019: Food Security and Livelihoods, WASH, Health, Nutrition, Protection and Multi-Purpose Cash.Oxfam NovibStichting World Vision NederlandWorld Vision is a Christian humanitarian organization dedicated to working with children, families, and their communities worldwideto reach their full potential by tackling the causes of poverty and injustice. World Vision works in nearly 100 countries, servingall people, regardless of religion, race, ethnicity, or gender.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and securitySomalia: Drought - 2015-20231233418 1074820 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1074820Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Stichting World Vision Nederland58985 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 58985Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Stichting World Vision Nederland82603 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 82603Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Stichting World Vision NederlandWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05718-25:SOOxfam NovibThe Joint Response for Somalia is a project funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs through the Dutch Relief Alliance. In 2020, Oxfam Novib is leading a consortium that consists of Help a Child/ Medair, SOS Children#s Villages, World Vision and Oxfam Novib. The project aims to address the HRP objectives of providing life-saving and life-sustaining integrated, multi-sectoral assistanceto reduce acute humanitarian needs for communities affected by the drought and protracted conflict. The 2020 Joint Response has been designed in line with existing needs relevant to geography, sectors, as well as member#s expertise. Members will continue to implement in the same sectors as the SOMJR 2019: Food Security and Livelihoods, WASH, Health, Nutrition, Protection and Multi-Purpose Cash.Oxfam NovibStichting Red een KindHelp a Child (in Dutch: Red een Kind) is a Christian, international relief and development organization, founded in 1968 in The Netherlands. Help a Child provides a future for children in need, their family and their entire community.By empowering vulnerable communities Help a Child supports them to change their own living conditions and opportunities in a sustainable way. Help a Child works in areas with a high incidence of poverty or in places where children and families are extra vulnerable due to disasters or (imminent) conflicts.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and securitySomalia: Drought - 2015-20231298903 1193947 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1193947Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Stichting Red een Kind104631 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 104631Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Stichting Red een KindWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05718-26:SOOxfam NovibSomalia’s population is currently experiencing multiple shocks (‘triple threat’ – locust, drought, COVID-19): the Desert Locust upsurge that started in late 2019 and continues to threaten the food security and livelihoods of pastoralists and farmers in many parts of the country; riverine and flash floods that affect the food security, livelihoods and safety of farmers and people living in flood-prone, populated areas; the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic that is having severe health and socio-economic impacts both in Somalia and globally; and the extended impact of previous shocks (flooding, drought, displacement, etc.) on livelihoods. Assessments by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Food Security and Nutrition Analysis Unit (FSNAU) andFamine Early Warning SystemsNetwork (FEWSNET) also indicate that, in the absence of humanitarian assistance, up to 2.1 million people across Somalia are expected to face food consumption gaps or depletion of assets indicative of Crisis (IPC Phase 3) or worse outcomes through December 2020. In addition, 849 900 children under the age of five are likely to be acutely malnourished through August 2021 . Crisis (IPC Phase 3)outcomes are expected from June to September in parts of central Somalia, where livestock holdings are lowest, and in northeastern Somalia, where the economy is more dependent on livestock, seafood, and frankincense exports. The socioeconomic impacts of COVID-19 have led to a 30-50 % decline in annual external remittances, an anticipated25-35 % decline in annual livestock exports, lower labour demand, and above average imported staple food prices. Besides adverse weather conditions and conflict resulting in food insecurity and hunger, other prevailing challenges in the project areas Oxfam and partners Candlelight, Havoyoco and KAALO work are poor access to water and inadequate hygiene and sanitation conditions, as well as displacement. Against this backdrop, the proposed activities aim at assisting both IDPs and host communities. Accessto clean and safe water is a major area of concern in our intervention areas in Somaliland and Puntland. Our proposed activities focus on relieving the distress suffered by affected families, preventing their situation from getting worse and strengthening collective resilience mechanisms. In terms of sectors we will focus on Food Security <(>&<)> Livelihoods (FSL), Water, Sanitation <(>&<)> Hygiene (WASH), Protection (PRO), Multi-Purpose Cash (MPCT) and Accountability (ACC). Oxfam and partners Candlelight, Havoyocoand KAALO will work in the following regions and districts/locations: Awdal (Baki), Sool (Las Anod, Xudun, Bocaame), Sanaag (Eerigavo), Bari (Bossaso), Mudug (Jariiban). Partners have been implementing SOMJR activities in these regions and locations since 2019 (Awdal, Sool, Sanaag) and 2020 (Bari, Mudug), and were able to invest in the resilience building of target communities. Bocaame in Sool has been added as a new location to the SOMJR: it has already been targeted by partner KAALO during the DRA-funded Desert Locust Joint Response (May to October 2020), however, needs remain high as Bocaame is highly affected by insecurity and recurring waves of desert locust invasions.Oxfam NovibHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMMHAVOYOCO was set up in 1992 by a group of young people from Hargeisa in Somaliland. The organisation's focus is on education, empowerment and creating opportunities for young people and women to provide in their own livelihood. HAVOYOCO is involved in (a) vocational training, literacy and numeracy activities for internally displaced (IDPs) and returnee women and young girls, constructing low-cost houses for IDPs in Hargeisa, (b) community awareness campaigns on HIV and AIDS prevention and reducing stigmatisation, malaria prevention and treatment, peace building and human rights awareness, mainly through circus and drama shows, (c) pastoral developmentsuch as livelihood support, health for people and livestock, the capacity building of pastoral organisations in villages, restocking and environmental protection, and (d) humanitarian interventions such as the rehabilitation of water sources, water trucking and the distribution of pack camels to pastoralist households. Its operational areas include all Somaliland regions and the Somali regionof Ethiopia. The relationship with Oxfam Novib began in 1997 when Oxfam Novib and its Ethiopian counterpart Circus Ethiopia visitedHargeisa. In 1998 Oxfam Novib funded HAVOYOCO's organisation costs and a literacy project for youths. Oxfam Novib has also funded asoap-making centre, management and literacy courses, and income generating activities around the soap factory.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Somalia10.5000 43.49999The right to life and security300001 150000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 150000Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.HORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMM120000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 120000Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.HORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMM30000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30000Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.HORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMMWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesSeptember, 2021 beneficiary data.October, 2021 beneficiary data.November, 2021 beneficiary data.Men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesSeptember, 2021 beneficiary data.October, 2021 beneficiary data.November, 2021 beneficiary data.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersSeptember, 2021 beneficiary data.October, 2021 beneficiary data.November, 2021 beneficiary data.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersSeptember, 2021 beneficiary data.October, 2021 beneficiary data.November, 2021 beneficiary data.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05718-27:SOOxfam NovibSomalia’s population is currently experiencing multiple shocks (‘triple threat’ – locust, drought, COVID-19): the Desert Locust upsurge that started in late 2019 and continues to threaten the food security and livelihoods of pastoralists and farmers in many parts of the country; riverine and flash floods that affect the food security, livelihoods and safety of farmers and people living in flood-prone, populated areas; the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic that is having severe health and socio-economic impacts both in Somalia and globally; and the extended impact of previous shocks (flooding, drought, displacement, etc.) on livelihoods. Assessments by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Food Security and Nutrition Analysis Unit (FSNAU) andFamine Early Warning SystemsNetwork (FEWSNET) also indicate that, in the absence of humanitarian assistance, up to 2.1 million people across Somalia are expected to face food consumption gaps or depletion of assets indicative of Crisis (IPC Phase 3) or worse outcomes through December 2020. In addition, 849 900 children under the age of five are likely to be acutely malnourished through August 2021 . Crisis (IPC Phase 3)outcomes are expected from June to September in parts of central Somalia, where livestock holdings are lowest, and in northeastern Somalia, where the economy is more dependent on livestock, seafood, and frankincense exports. The socioeconomic impacts of COVID-19 have led to a 30-50 % decline in annual external remittances, an anticipated25-35 % decline in annual livestock exports, lower labour demand, and above average imported staple food prices. Besides adverse weather conditions and conflict resulting in food insecurity and hunger, other prevailing challenges in the project areas Oxfam and partners Candlelight, Havoyoco and KAALO work are poor access to water and inadequate hygiene and sanitation conditions, as well as displacement. Against this backdrop, the proposed activities aim at assisting both IDPs and host communities. Accessto clean and safe water is a major area of concern in our intervention areas in Somaliland and Puntland. Our proposed activities focus on relieving the distress suffered by affected families, preventing their situation from getting worse and strengthening collective resilience mechanisms. In terms of sectors we will focus on Food Security <(>&<)> Livelihoods (FSL), Water, Sanitation <(>&<)> Hygiene (WASH), Protection (PRO), Multi-Purpose Cash (MPCT) and Accountability (ACC). Oxfam and partners Candlelight, Havoyocoand KAALO will work in the following regions and districts/locations: Awdal (Baki), Sool (Las Anod, Xudun, Bocaame), Sanaag (Eerigavo), Bari (Bossaso), Mudug (Jariiban). Partners have been implementing SOMJR activities in these regions and locations since 2019 (Awdal, Sool, Sanaag) and 2020 (Bari, Mudug), and were able to invest in the resilience building of target communities. Bocaame in Sool has been added as a new location to the SOMJR: it has already been targeted by partner KAALO during the DRA-funded Desert Locust Joint Response (May to October 2020), however, needs remain high as Bocaame is highly affected by insecurity and recurring waves of desert locust invasions.Oxfam NovibKaalo Aid and DevelopmentKAALO Aid and Development is a non-profit humanitarian and development organization established in Somalia in 1991 just after the collapse of the central government. KAALO works in Nugal, Mudug, Bari, Sool, Sanaag and Karkaar regions and plans to expand services to cover more regions of Somalia. KAALO#s vision is a #Society free of ignorance and poverty# and its mission is to improve the livelihoods of communities in Somalia by supporting the provision of basic needs in a sustainable and environmentally sound manner. Currently the key program areas for KAALO are education and research, democracy, human rights, governance and rule of law, livelihood and community empowerment, agriculture and rural infrastructure, health water and sanitation. Current funding partners for KAALO include UNHCR, UNHABITAT, National Endowment for Democracy (NED), Diakonia, Danish People#s Aid (DPA), Oxfam Novib and Caritas International Belgium. KAALO has been in partnership with Oxfam since 2006. They were an implementing partner with Oxfam Novib for several long term development projects among them the Human rights program #2006-2008# which was funded by the EC, they are also currently implementing on two big projects both funded by the EC: #Strengthening capacity of civil society organisations to provide life skills and vocational training for the youth# and #Support to Artisanal Fisheries and Coastal Management in Somaliland and Puntland# KAALOhas registered the following key achievements to date: # Undertook the largest program that a Civil Society Organization implemented in Puntland. This involved distribution of about 60 tonnes of books, journals, hospital beds, other hospital equipments, wheelchairs, crutches e.t.c. to Somali communities across Somalia in 2001. Counterpart International in Washington USA contributed the shipment. # Carried out the first public building relocation program since the collapse of the last Central government in 1993 - 94 in Nugal region of Somalia. # Established the first professional training institute, Garowe School of Management, in Puntland in 1999. Renamed Puntland Community College in 2001 and grew to become Puntland State University in 2004. # Implemented the first Puntland administration funded community project (Drought Relief Program) during the 2003 # 04 drought in Puntland. # Developed human rights curriculum and a HIV/AIDS curriculum and had them integrated in the Puntland State University curriculum.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Somalia8.92792 47.84945The right to life and security252000 126000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 126000Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Kaalo Aid and Development100800 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 100800Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Kaalo Aid and Development25200 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 25200Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Kaalo Aid and DevelopmentWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesJuly 2021, Total beneficiary ,women&girls.August, 2021 beneficiary data.September 2021 beneficiary dataOctober ,2021 beneficiary data.November ,2021 beneficiary data.Men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesJuly 2021, Total beneficiary ,men & boys.August, 2021 beneficiary data.September 2021 beneficiary dataOctober ,2021 beneficiary data.November ,2021 beneficiary data.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersJuly 2021, Total beneficiary ,women&girls.August, 2021 beneficiary data.September 2021 beneficiary dataOctober ,2021 beneficiary data.November ,2021 beneficiary data.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersJuly 2021, Total beneficiary ,men & boys.August, 2021 beneficiary data.September 2021 beneficiary dataOctober ,2021 beneficiary data.November ,2021 beneficiary data.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05718-28:SOOxfam NovibSomalia’s population is currently experiencing multiple shocks (‘triple threat’ – locust, drought, COVID-19): the Desert Locust upsurge that started in late 2019 and continues to threaten the food security and livelihoods of pastoralists and farmers in many parts of the country; riverine and flash floods that affect the food security, livelihoods and safety of farmers and people living in flood-prone, populated areas; the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic that is having severe health and socio-economic impacts both in Somalia and globally; and the extended impact of previous shocks (flooding, drought, displacement, etc.) on livelihoods. Assessments by the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), Food Security and Nutrition Analysis Unit (FSNAU) andFamine Early Warning SystemsNetwork (FEWSNET) also indicate that, in the absence of humanitarian assistance, up to 2.1 million people across Somalia are expected to face food consumption gaps or depletion of assets indicative of Crisis (IPC Phase 3) or worse outcomes through December 2020. In addition, 849 900 children under the age of five are likely to be acutely malnourished through August 2021 . Crisis (IPC Phase 3)outcomes are expected from June to September in parts of central Somalia, where livestock holdings are lowest, and in northeastern Somalia, where the economy is more dependent on livestock, seafood, and frankincense exports. The socioeconomic impacts of COVID-19 have led to a 30-50 % decline in annual external remittances, an anticipated25-35 % decline in annual livestock exports, lower labour demand, and above average imported staple food prices. Besides adverse weather conditions and conflict resulting in food insecurity and hunger, other prevailing challenges in the project areas Oxfam and partners Candlelight, Havoyoco and KAALO work are poor access to water and inadequate hygiene and sanitation conditions, as well as displacement. Against this backdrop, the proposed activities aim at assisting both IDPs and host communities. Accessto clean and safe water is a major area of concern in our intervention areas in Somaliland and Puntland. Our proposed activities focus on relieving the distress suffered by affected families, preventing their situation from getting worse and strengthening collective resilience mechanisms. In terms of sectors we will focus on Food Security <(>&<)> Livelihoods (FSL), Water, Sanitation <(>&<)> Hygiene (WASH), Protection (PRO), Multi-Purpose Cash (MPCT) and Accountability (ACC). Oxfam and partners Candlelight, Havoyocoand KAALO will work in the following regions and districts/locations: Awdal (Baki), Sool (Las Anod, Xudun, Bocaame), Sanaag (Eerigavo), Bari (Bossaso), Mudug (Jariiban). Partners have been implementing SOMJR activities in these regions and locations since 2019 (Awdal, Sool, Sanaag) and 2020 (Bari, Mudug), and were able to invest in the resilience building of target communities. Bocaame in Sool has been added as a new location to the SOMJR: it has already been targeted by partner KAALO during the DRA-funded Desert Locust Joint Response (May to October 2020), however, needs remain high as Bocaame is highly affected by insecurity and recurring waves of desert locust invasions.Oxfam NovibCandlelight For Enviroment EducatioCandle Light for Health and Education (CLHE) works in the Toghdeer region of Somalia and was founded in 1995. Its mandate is to contribute to setting up sustainable structures in education and healthcare. Its most important target group consists of women and other marginalised groups, such as returning refugees. CHLE is also working with former militia members and tries to integrate them in society. CLHE works closely with the local authorities, leaders and others. Its work includes formal and informaleducation, training,preventive healthcare, rehabilitating small school buildings, and small-scale income generating activities. CLHE also works on the environment. It is of the opinion that deforestation has a negative impact on cattle, which has negative consequences for people's health and nutrition. Not enough good grazing land and a lack of water increase people's mobility, disrupting education programs. Therelationship between Oxfam Novib and CLHE began in 1996. CLHE's organisation capacities havesince improved.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Somalia10.3505 47.53332The right to life and security300000 150000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 150000Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Candlelight For Enviroment Educatio120000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 120000Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Candlelight For Enviroment Educatio30000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30000Netherlands MFA Stability&Emergency Ass.Candlelight For Enviroment EducatioWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesOctober 2021, beneficiary data.November 2021, beneficiary data.Men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesOctober 2021, beneficiary data.November 2021, beneficiary data.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersOctober 2021, beneficiary data.November 2021, beneficiary data.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersOctober 2021, beneficiary data.November 2021, beneficiary data.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05720-02:NLOxfam NovibSecretariat Support Budget. All funds under this facility will be awarded by the Steering Committee to other Dutch NGOs participating in IMVO convention negotiations.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation17147 5345 6471 1911 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1911Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general3352 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3352Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general2847 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2847Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general1408 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1408Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general50 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 50Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general884 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 884Netherlands Min. 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Foreign Affairs generalImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05723-02:NLOxfam NovibThe Convenant support facility is not a project but a facility where Oxfam Novib, on behalf of participating NGOs and trade unions,administers the facility. On an equal basis, Oxfam Novib also participates in the implementation of the Convenant. Specific knowledge brought in by Oxfam Novib refers to pensions in relation with gender, land rights, climate change and combat of corruption.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation12258 38814 31213 39275 6536 3448Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3293Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV2140Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3025Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV352Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3372Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3413Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3573Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV2124Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV2833Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3802Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3456Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV2915Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV2558Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4053Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3511Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3204Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4922Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV-2501Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3915Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3329Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1189Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV6894Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV927Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV801Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV658Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4346Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3721Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3012Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4672Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3239Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1428Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3453Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV2673Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3368Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV2855Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4098Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4302Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3446Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4246Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1497Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1982Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV173Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV627Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV558Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV448Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV2747Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV-3656 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-3656Unders/overspending Donor Funds3656Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05723-04:NLOxfam NovibThe Pension Convenant seeks to support Pension Funds to implement OECD orientations regarding ESG. The two track approach has a general track where all Dutch pension funds are targetted and a second track to undertake case studies and feed into the general track. The Convenant will work with a Steering Group and several working groups, notably for Monitoring, Case Studies and Instruments. The Convenant support facility is not a project but a facility where Oxfam Novib, on behalf of participating NGOs and trade unions, administers the facility. On an equal basis, Oxfam Novib also participates in the implementation of the Convenant. Trade unions in particular share knowledge and information about labor rights, including freedom of association, collective bargaining and living wage,in the local context in which abuses can occur. They thereby make an important contribution to the efforts of Participating PensionFunds to prevent, detect, mitigate and remedy potential abuses in the field of labor rights. The trade unions involved will collect and share the knowledge and information of their worldwide partner organizations and of international departments with the other Parties. They will also coordinate activities where possible. With regard to the Deep Track, they will play an active role wherever possible in involving local stakeholders, (informally) mediating sensitive or complex issues and / or conducting public-oriented activities or other activities aimed at increasing joint influence. on companies.Oxfam NovibCNV - InternationaalThe role of the "Christelijk Nationaal Vakverbond, CNV" ( Christian National Trade Union) is to represent the interests of their members in the field of work and income. With an open, professional and personal style they serve primarily the CNV members. The CNV finds inspiration in Christian social thinking and has its roots in the Bible. From there, CNV believes that every human strives for and aims to "reach his/her destination". In our performance-oriented and increasingly complex society the CNV wants to contribute bymaking people resilient and agile in carrying out their work. The CNV strives for a society in which people have equal opportunities as much as possible, and sustainability is a central concept. Staff, volunteers and members of the CNVturn their talents to transform these ideals into customized services, appealing products and striking actions. To achieve this, the CNV maintains an ongoing dialogue with members, society and international organizations in the field of human and labor.Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation67500 12300 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 12300Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVCNV - Internationaal18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVCNV - Internationaal18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVCNV - Internationaal18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVCNV - Internationaal11126 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 11126Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVCNV - Internationaal-15826 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc -15826Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVCNV - InternationaalImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05723-05:NLOxfam NovibThe Pension Convenant seeks to support Pension Funds to implement OECD orientations regarding ESG. The two track approach has a general track where all Dutch pension funds are targetted and a second track to undertake case studies and feed into the general track. The Convenant will work with a Steering Group and several working groups, notably for Monitoring, Case Studies and Instruments. The Convenant support facility is not a project but a facility where Oxfam Novib, on behalf of participating NGOs and trade unions, administers the facility. On an equal basis, Oxfam Novib also participates in the implementation of the Convenant. The participating NGOs bring their specific knowledge and information about human rights (including children's rights, gender equality and land rights), climate change, nature, the fight against corruption, health (including access to medicines) and animal welfare in the local context. The NGOs will contribute through - to share their specific, available expertise with the Parties on, for example, building civil society in developing countries; ESG risks and impacts, general ESG policies and procedures for ESG due diligence; contacts with governments in unstable, conflict-affected or quasi-uncontrolled areas; contacts with the government of states where frequent seriousimpacts occur; protection of (human rights) activists; collecting local evidence with regard to ESG violations; prioritizing risks based on knowledge of (future) international standards and their global and international overview, perspective and network; improving the situation of the victims; - involving local stakeholders and colleague and partner organizations; - act as an informal sounding board for sensitive or complex issues and suggest possible solutions to obstacles faced by the Parties; - with regard to the DeepTrack, play an active role where possible in involving local stakeholders, mediating (informally) on sensitive or complex issues and / or conducting public-oriented or other activities aimed at increasing the joint influence on companies .Oxfam NovibStichting Vredesbeweging PAXIKV was founded in 1966 by nine denominations with a mandate to study the problems of war and peace and to seek ways to promote peace. IKV is known in the 80s by its mass actions against nuclear weapons in the Netherlands. The organization also developedmany contacts with independent groups and dissidents in Eastern Europe under the motto 'relaxation from below'. In 2006, the two organizations merged under the name of IKV Pax Christi. As of January 29, 2014 the organization's name was changed to PAX. PAX stands for peace. Together with people in conflict and critical citizens in the Netherlands PAX actively contributes to a dignified and peaceful society, anywhere in the world. Peace takes courage. The courage to believe that peace is possible, to goagainst the flow, to speak outand proceed anyway. Everyone in the world can do something for peace, but there is need for courage. The courage to talk to people and invite them to join regardless of one's background. Peace Organization PAX combines its work in conflict with national and international political lobbying and public campaigns. PAX works with peace activists in conflict and tries to build bridges between rival groups. In conflict areas PAX initiates and supports local peace initiatives that aim to build bridges between conflicting groups, generate mutual understanding and improves dysfunctional relationships. Besides working with local partners in conflict PAX is doing research in the field of disarmament. Moreover PAX encourages national and international politicians and policymakers to actively commit to taking peace, security and human rights as starting points for their policies and political choices. PAX works very closely with various national and international networks, and have an employee at the European Union in Brussels and at the United Nations in New York. PAX develops public campaigns to engage people with its work and to gain their support for its activities; alone ortogether with other (international) organizations. The topics on which we campaign are always issues around which we try to achieveintroduction of new policies or amendment of existing policy, in close collaboration with its partners in conflict areas. Examples include the campaign 'Stop blood coal', the citizens initiatieve 'Sign against nuclear weapons', the 'Embassies of Peace', the international campaigns against cluster munitions, landmines and killer robots, and the crowdfunding campaign 'Adopt a Revolution'. With these campaigns PAX tries to show why peace in the world affects us all and what people can do themselves to support a safe and secure existence for people in Congo for example, Syria or South Sudan. The mission of PAX is aimed at protecting civilians from violence, and improve citizens' (feeling of) security. There are several factors that contribute to people's security such as increasing mutual trust between different ethnic groups and holding governments accountable for security and human rights. In addition there areexternal factors affecting security and human rights, such as the arms trade, the use of controversial weapons and repression around the exploitation of natural resources. Through the strengthening of citizen activism (here and there) and our continuous lobbying oncompliance with the International Law PAX' programs contribute to positively influence these underlying factors to create more impact. Building bridges between antagonistic communities and facilitate dialogue between local communities and authorities or betweenwarring parties and governments is a core activity of PAX. PAX has shown in the past to be able to help bring about a successful conclusion to both local and national peace and negotiation processes, despite often very complex conditions. Additionally PAX focuseson local capacity building, research and monitoring, lobbying and advocacy and public campaigns. PAX makes sure that these elementscombined reinforce each other and thus contribute substantially to the protection of civilians in war zones. In the Netherlands, PAX seeks to actively engage people in processes that can contribute to peace elsewhere. Peace is everyone's responsibility. Anyone who believes in peace, can do something for peace. PAX puts peace in motion and calls on concerned citizens to participate. By e.g. placing a simple call on Facebook or by engaging people in starting up an Embassy of Peace. Through Action Alerts and action newsletters we offer people the opportunity to take concrete action for peace in the world. Examples are "Sign Against Nuclear Weapons," "Adopt a Revolution," "Stop Explosive Investments", "peace flights" and the annual Peace Week.Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation67500 12300 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 12300Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Vredesbeweging PAX18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Vredesbeweging PAX18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Vredesbeweging PAX18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Vredesbeweging PAX1905 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 1905Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Vredesbeweging PAXImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05723-06:NLOxfam NovibThe Pension Convenant seeks to support Pension Funds to implement OECD orientations regarding ESG. The two track approach has a general track where all Dutch pension funds are targetted and a second track to undertake case studies and feed into the general track. The Convenant will work with a Steering Group and several working groups, notably for Monitoring, Case Studies and Instruments. The Convenant support facility is not a project but a facility where Oxfam Novib, on behalf of participating NGOs and trade unions, administers the facility. On an equal basis, Oxfam Novib also participates in the implementation of the Convenant. Save the Childrenwill bring in specific knowledge on child rights and health. The participating NGOs bring their specific knowledge and informationabout human rights (including children's rights, gender equality and land rights), climate change, nature, the fight against corruption, health (including access to medicines) and animal welfare in the local context. The NGOs will contribute through - to share their specific, available expertise with the Parties on, for example, building civil society in developing countries; ESG risks and impacts, general ESG policies and procedures for ESG due diligence; contacts with governments in unstable, conflict-affected or quasi-uncontrolled areas; contacts with the government of states where frequent serious impacts occur; protection of (human rights) activists; collecting local evidence with regard to ESG violations; prioritizing risks based on knowledge of (future) international standards and their global and international overview, perspective and network; improving the situation of the victims; - involving localstakeholders and colleague and partner organizations; - act as an informal sounding board for sensitive or complex issues and suggest possible solutions to obstacles faced by the Parties; - with regard to the Deep Track, play an active role where possible in involving local stakeholders, mediating (informally) on sensitive or complex issues and / or conducting public-oriented or other activities aimed at increasing the joint influence on companies .Oxfam NovibSave the ChildrenSave the Children, founded in 1919, works in approximately 120 countries. The organization has two core tasks: saving lives of children and saving dreams and futures of children. The organization helps children by providing support for health, education,protection and disaster relief. Save the Children supports children that are threatened, regardless of religion, sex, race, nationality or political opinion. All programmes of Save the Children are developed in cooperation with children, parents, governments, communities and other local partners in order to provide sustainable solutions.Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation67500 12300 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 12300Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVSave the Children18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVSave the Children18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVSave the Children18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVSave the Children-168 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc -168Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVSave the ChildrenImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05723-07:NLOxfam NovibThe Pension Convenant seeks to support Pension Funds to implement OECD orientations regarding ESG. The two track approach has a general track where all Dutch pension funds are targetted and a second track to undertake case studies and feed into the general track. The Convenant will work with a Steering Group and several working groups, notably for Monitoring, Case Studies and Instruments. The Convenant support facility is not a project but a facility where Oxfam Novib, on behalf of participating NGOs and trade unions, administers the facility. On an equal basis, Oxfam Novib also participates in the implementation of the Convenant. WAPN will bring inknowledeg on animal rights and environment The participating NGOs bring their specific knowledge and information about human rights (including children's rights, gender equality and land rights), climate change, nature, the fight against corruption, health (including access to medicines) and animal welfare in the local context. The NGOs will contribute through - to share their specific, available expertise with the Parties on, for example, building civil society in developing countries; ESG risks and impacts, general ESGpolicies and procedures for ESG due diligence; contacts with governments in unstable, conflict-affected or quasi-uncontrolled areas; contacts with the government of states where frequent serious impacts occur; protection of (human rights) activists; collecting local evidence with regard to ESG violations; prioritizing risks based on knowledge of (future) international standards and their global and international overview, perspective and network; improving the situation of the victims; - involving local stakeholders and colleague and partner organizations; - act as an informal sounding board for sensitive or complex issues and suggest possible solutions to obstacles faced by the Parties; - with regard to the Deep Track, play an active role where possible in involving local stakeholders, mediating (informally) on sensitive orcomplex issues and / or conducting public-oriented or other activities aimed at increasing the joint influence on companies .Oxfam NovibWorld Animal ProtectionWorld Animal Protection (formerly known as WSPA) has been active in the field of animal welfare for over 35 years. Their aim is to protect animals around the world (Wild animals, animals in communities, livestock and animals in disaster situations). Theydo this by delivering immediate (emergency) assistance, raising awareness and lobbying for better laws and regulations. Together with supporters they put animal welfare on the agenda and work to ensure that animals are protected throughout the world.Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation67500 12300 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 12300Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVWorld Animal Protection18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVWorld Animal Protection18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVWorld Animal Protection18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVWorld Animal Protection-12633 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc -12633Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVWorld Animal ProtectionImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05723-08:NLOxfam NovibThe Pension Convenant seeks to support Pension Funds to implement OECD orientations regarding ESG. The two track approach has a general track where all Dutch pension funds are targetted and a second track to undertake case studies and feed into the general track. The Convenant will work with a Steering Group and several working groups, notably for Monitoring, Case Studies and Instruments. The Convenant support facility is not a project but a facility where Oxfam Novib, on behalf of participating NGOs and trade unions, administers the facility. On an equal basis, Oxfam Novib also participates in the implementation of the Convenant. Stichting N<(>&<)>M will bring in knowledge on environment and climate change. The participating NGOs bring their specific knowledge and informationabout human rights (including children's rights, gender equality and land rights), climate change, nature, the fight against corruption, health (including access to medicines) and animal welfare in the local context. The NGOs will contribute through - to share their specific, available expertise with the Parties on, for example, building civil society in developing countries; ESG risks and impacts, general ESG policies and procedures for ESG due diligence; contacts with governments in unstable, conflict-affected or quasi-uncontrolled areas; contacts with the government of states where frequent serious impacts occur; protection of (human rights) activists; collecting local evidence with regard to ESG violations; prioritizing risks based on knowledge of (future) international standards and their global and international overview, perspective and network; improving the situation of the victims; - involving local stakeholders and colleague and partner organizations; - act as an informal sounding board for sensitive or complex issues and suggest possible solutions to obstacles faced by the Parties; - with regard to the Deep Track, play an active role where possible in involving local stakeholders, mediating (informally) on sensitive or complex issues and / or conducting public-oriented or other activities aimed at increasing the joint influence on companies .Oxfam NovibStichting Natuur & Milieu A sustainable future for everyone, that is central to our vision. In the coming years, we choose to focus on a climate-neutral society in 2050 and the restoration of biodiversity. To achieve this, we need to initiate a transition towards a sustainable energy supply, an emission-free mobility sector and a future-proof food system. We therefore encourage sustainable alternatives and measures and try to slow down or reverse polluting activities. In doing so, we work on the basis of a change theory. For each theme we set our goals and analyse the market situation. On the basis of this analysis, we determine what needs to be done in terms of supply (companies), demand (people) and rules of play (government), and with which interventions Natuur & Milieu can achieve the greatest impact. To achieve our goals, we use independent research and publications from renowned Dutch and international scientific centres and knowledge institutes. We work together with people, companies and governments to make the market more sustainable. By helping people make sustainable choices in a positive way, we stimulate the demand for sustainable products. We inform people about developments inthe market such as energy savings, eating less meat and other ways of travelling. Together with companies, we come up with sustainable solutions that are attractive to people. Together with business leaders, we stimulate a sustainable supply of products and services and increase the demand for them. Without active governments, a climate-neutral society is unfeasible. Good policies and regulations make sustainable solutions attractive to everyone and tackle polluting activities. That is why we put pressure on governments and politicians to lay down sustainable measures and prohibit, limit or price pollutionMinisterie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation67500 12300 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 12300Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Natuur & Milieu18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Natuur & Milieu18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Natuur & Milieu18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Natuur & Milieu-3062 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc -3062Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Natuur & MilieuImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05723-09:NLOxfam NovibThe Pension Convenant seeks to support Pension Funds to implement OECD orientations regarding ESG. The two track approach has a general track where all Dutch pension funds are targetted and a second track to undertake case studies and feed into the general track. The Convenant will work with a Steering Group and several working groups, notably for Monitoring, Case Studies and Instruments. The Convenant support facility is not a project but a facility where Oxfam Novib, on behalf of participating NGOs and trade unions, administers the facility. On an equal basis, Oxfam Novib also participates in the implementation of the Convenant. Trade unions in particular share knowledge and information about labor rights, including freedom of association, collective bargaining and living wage, in the local context in which abuses can occur. They thereby make an important contribution to the efforts of Participating Pension Funds to prevent, detect, mitigate and remedy potential abuses in the field of labor rights. The trade unions involved will collect and share the knowledge and information of their worldwide partner organizations and of international departments with the other Parties. They will also coordinate activities where possible. With regard to the Deep Track, they will play an active role wherever possible in involving local stakeholders, (informally) mediating sensitive or complex issues and / or conducting public-oriented activities or other activities aimed at increasing joint influence. on companies.Oxfam NovibVakcentrale voor ProfessionalsSince 1974 the Trade union federation for Professionals (VCP in Dutch) is one of the three trade union federations in the Netherlands. The Trade union federation for Professionals is a neutral organisation, so without a religious or political ideology. As a central trade union federation the Trade union federation for Professionals is involved in the socio- and financial-economic policies in the Netherlands. As such she represents as an acknowledged trade union federation at national level the interests of the members of almost fifty professional organisations and trade unions. It also represents the members of the organisations associated with the Trade union federation for Professionals at national and regional level in many consultative and advisory committees. These are the Social Economic Council, the Labour Foundation, the Chambers of Commerce. Furthermore the Trade union federation for Professionals participates in the periodic consultation with the Dutch government on socio- and financial-economic policies. Thereby it focuses on numerous topics such as terms of employment, industrial relations, working conditions, equal opportunity, participation, social security, pensions and education.Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation67500 12300 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 12300Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVVakcentrale voor Professionals18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVVakcentrale voor Professionals18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVVakcentrale voor Professionals18400 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 18400Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVVakcentrale voor Professionals-21405 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc -21405Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVVakcentrale voor Professionals-1890 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc -1890Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVVakcentrale voor ProfessionalsImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05744-02:NEOxfam NovibThe Lake Chad region, at the interface between 4 countries, has in the past been a relatively stable and prosperous area, due to its strategic location, important fisheries resources, agriculture and livestock. This potential has favored the development of fairlyprofitable irrigated crops, especially along the rivers nearby. In addition to these irrigated crops, there are other rural activities on the lake bed such as flood recession crops (sorghum and maize), livestock and fisheries on which most of the local communities depend. However, for several decades now, under the increasing effect of global warming with a decrease in rainfall and a high demography, Lake Chad and its tributaries undergo a continuous drying up, currently at 60% of its initial capacity. This drying up has a negative impact on fishing activities (and therefore decreases the availability of fish / nutrients for the populations), the possibilities of watering animals in transhumance and leads to an increase in insecurity related to the groups. rebels. On the other hand, it still makes it possible to clear arable and fertile arable land that can be highly valued for crop production, particularly market gardening and pasture. It is in this context, combined with a lack of public investment, that this region has faced for many years the growing insecurity, and especially since 2014, the terrorist group Boko Haram, strongly impacting local populations and their activities. economic. For four years, this situation has led to the massivedisplacement of populations between Niger and Chad and a great insecurity in the region. On both sides of the Chad-Niger border, the security situation worsened particularly in February 2015 following an upsurge in terrorist attacks and the cutting of certain markets. This situation forced the respective governments to create a joint force and establish a state of emergency in the Lake region (Chad side) and to ban fishing, agriculture and livestock farming on Lake Chad (in the 2 country) and along the Komadougou River. Thousands of civilians have had to leave their homes (more than 250,000 civilians displaced in the Diffa region of Niger and 270,000 in the Lake Chad region since the beginning of the crisis), economic activities (fishing, agriculture, livestock, trade and transport) have been largely disrupted and the vulnerability of the populations increased. This crisis has exacerbated other social tensions such as armed banditry and inter and intra-community conflicts around issues of access and control over natural resources. As shown by an OXFAM livelihoods study in the Lake Chad Basin (annexed to this proposal) 1, this situation exacerbates the adoption of negative coping mechanisms by local populations, including the reduction of livelihoods. consumption of food followed by the reduction of care, education and indebtedness ... In addition, the region is characterized by a very young population (about 60% under 20 years) and mostly rural (4 young people on 5), for which support is largely insufficient. In fact, although this youth represents a considerable potential for labor and growth, particularly in the agricultural sector, it is also fertile ground for the recruitment of Boko Haram fighters. Women are also particularly affected by this crisis, both economically and socially. In fact, beyond persistent social inequalities (education, civic life, decision-making power, etc.), they suffer from an upsurge in gender-based violence (early marriages, forced prostitution, kidnappings, murders, targeted violence during displacements, etc.) as well as increased financial difficulties due to the loss of their productive capital,the decline of their commercial activities and the impossibility of accessing credit. This is accompanied by an acute malnutrition rate of 13.9%, up from 2016 (11.4%, source OCHA). Yet the responsibility of women in household management is growing because men areoften targeted by violence and killings. In some areas of the Lake, between 20 and 50% of households are now fed andfully managed by women. It is in this permanently fragile socio-economic situation that the action proposed by Oxfam is taking place. This will help to reduce the vulnerability of the groups most affected by this crisis and to address the structural causes of vulnerability. It will be a question of restoring access to resources to recreate livelihoods, orienting and supporting young farmers towards a more adapted and resilient agriculture to climate change and at the same time supporting collective actions in favor of agriculture. protection of the environment and fight against silting of Lake Chad and its tributaries. The actions of this project will also be guided by other contextual aspects including the social and economic needs of beneficiaries, including the employability and empowerment ofyoung women and men (15-35 years) through the creation of economic opportunities , risk prevention actions, conflict management andstrengthening social cohesion. Thus, this proposal for regional action, aligned with Oxfam's strategy and complementary to ongoing humanitarian actions, will focus on the following four areas of intervention: 1. Build capacity in semi-urban and rural entrepreneurship, in relation to local market opportunities; 2. Support the development of initiatives to improve food security and income for young people; 3. Support the establishment of local mechanisms for conflict prevention and peacebuilding; 4. Promote and support community risk and disaster reduction (DRR) initiatives.Oxfam NovibSavoir Oser Solidariser pour leThe NGO Savoir, Oser, Solidariser pour le Civisme au Niger (SOS-Civisme) Niger is a non-governmental organization (NGO) of Nigerianlaw created in 1999 by Nigerian volunteers. It was recognized by the Government of Niger by Order No. 109 / MI / AT /DAPJ / SA of October 26, 2000. SOS Civisme Niger is the Nigerian branch of a West African Network (Countries: Benin, Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, Mali, Togo and Niger) civil society organizations committed to promoting civic responsibility, good governance , Democracy and peaceat the national and local levels. In each country, the section is called "SOS-Civisme", accompanied by the name of the country of implantation. SOS Civisme, is administered by a General Council of three (3) members, A National Coordination composed of five (5) members. The Vision of SOS Citizenship consists of "Solidarity for an emerging Niger, built on the values of good governance, democracy, civic culture, equity and dialogue in favor of peace and sustainable development" . Its mission is to contribute to the building of responsible citizenship at the national and local levels through: (i) strengthening the sense of public service and public interest, (iii) strengthening accountability (iiii) strengthening the civic spirit of citizens and citizen control of public action, (iv) promoting good democratic governance, (v) The consolidation of peace and stability.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and security101078 -378943780 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 43780Oxfam Belgium back donorSavoir Oser Solidariser pour le24322 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 24322Oxfam Belgium back donorSavoir Oser Solidariser pour le19458 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 19458Oxfam Belgium back donorSavoir Oser Solidariser pour le9729 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 9729Oxfam Belgium back donorSavoir Oser Solidariser pour le79Oxfam Belgium back donor79Oxfam Belgium back donor2037Oxfam Belgium back donor1142Oxfam Belgium back donor1352Oxfam Belgium back donor-4688Oxfam Belgium back donor3789Oxfam Belgium back donor18531Oxfam Belgium back donor-18531Oxfam Belgium back donor-3789Oxfam Belgium back donorWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05744-03:NEOxfam NovibCoordinating the project implementation The Lake Chad region, at the interface between 4 countries, has in the past been a relatively stable and prosperous area, due to its strategic location, important fisheries resources, agriculture and livestock. This potential has favored the development of fairly profitable irrigated crops, especially along the rivers nearby. In addition to these irrigated crops, there are other rural activities on the lake bed such as flood recession crops (sorghum and maize), livestock and fisheries on which most of the local communities depend. However, for several decades now, under the increasing effect of global warming with a decrease in rainfall and a high demography, Lake Chad and its tributaries undergo a continuous drying up, being today at 60% ofits initial capacity. This drying up has a negative impact on fishing activities (and therefore decreases the availability of fish / nutrients for the populations), the possibilities of watering animals in transhumance and leads to an increase in insecurity related to the groups. rebels. On the other hand, it still makes it possible to clear arable and fertile arable land that can be highly valued for crop production, especially market gardening and pastures.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novibs main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fund raising, campaigning and advocacy. The Hub Niamey Niger exists since 2006 as a humanitarian field office and since 2012 as the decentralized Country office for Oxfam Novib, dealing with all the development and humanitarian themes like Sustainable livelihoods, Right to Basic services, Humanitarian and resilience interventions, The right to be heard and the right to an Identity, including women's rights and sexual and reproductive health rights. The Country Office in Niger works with local partners to realize the vision of a Niger without povertyOXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and security68108 315326 199957 416 3975 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3975CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic3446 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3446CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic311 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib311CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic4236 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4236CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic11969Oxfam Belgium back donor-11969 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-11969CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic3598Oxfam Belgium back donor3854Oxfam Belgium back donor2243Oxfam Belgium back donor13199Oxfam Belgium back donor2482Oxfam Belgium back donor-2900Oxfam Belgium back donor2396Oxfam Belgium back donor5718Oxfam Belgium back donor13723Oxfam Belgium back donor11827Oxfam Belgium back donor1101Oxfam Belgium back donor34438Oxfam Belgium back donor10843Oxfam Belgium back donor2899Oxfam Belgium back donor3702Oxfam Belgium back donor8245Oxfam Belgium back donor56943Oxfam Belgium back donor71174Oxfam Belgium back donor50392Oxfam Belgium back donor34891Oxfam Belgium back donor17834Oxfam Belgium back donor22863Oxfam Belgium back donor11875Oxfam Belgium back donor48608Oxfam Belgium back donor33941Oxfam Belgium back donor6548Oxfam Belgium back donor6555Oxfam Belgium back donor29401Oxfam Belgium back donor14046Oxfam Belgium back donor11005Oxfam Belgium back donor18801Oxfam Belgium back donor7102 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7102CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic691 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib691CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-660 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-660CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic12045 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib12045CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic416 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib416CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-20015Oxfam Belgium back donor20015 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib20015CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to take actions that contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05746-02:TROxfam NovibThis actor (KEDV) is in the process of becoming Oxfam affiliate. It will initially be consortium member, along with Oxfam in Turkey. Gradually it will take over full responsibility of this project as lead and manager of it.Oxfam NovibKEDVThe Foundation for the Support of Women#s Work # FSWW # was founded as a non­profit civil society organization in 1986 to support improving the quality of life and economic situation of low-income women and strengthen their leadership in local development. Believing in the expertise of low-­income women to combat poverty and their power to advance their families and societies, FSWW works withthem in a spirit of partnership, develops all of their projects in synergy with them and their surroundings and cooperates with other actors in the community and local government. The foundation works in low-income neighborhoods of Istanbul, regions affected by the earthquakes, as well as in various cities in all around Turkey as mainly Aegean and Southeastern Anatolia. Additionally, to extend its reach, FSWW provides training, consultancy and monitoring upon request to municipalities, civil society institutions, development projects and women#s groups all over Turkey that want to add these programs to their services. To spread the effects of its workthrough development of an appropriate environment, have mutual exchange about experiences and raise funds for women#s initiative, KEDV cooperates and is in dialogue with public and civil society institutions in related fields. To this end, it is creating the conditions for cooperation with local governments, public institutions as local level, relevant Ministries as well as various civil society organizations and works with companies such as Citibank, Carrefour, Estore, Microsoft and their volunteers in the framework of corporate social responsibility. FSWW participates in the regional and global meetings of international institutions such as the UN and World Bank and observes the decision-making process through its# international communications networks (Groots International, Women#s Learning Partnership ve Huariou Commission). It exchanges experience with similar women#s organizations working with impoverished women in countries such as India, Kenya, the US, theNetherlands and Germany. Working principles #Recognizes the grassroots women#s expertise and their power in struggling with poverty and building their lives and their communities, and their rights to define and solve their problems. #Respects grassroots women#s own values and avoids alienating them from themselves and their communities. #Believes that equal participation of women in social, economic and political decision making process can only be realized at community and local level, seeks cooperation of local governments and other actors in the society. #Works with grassroots women groups in solidarity as equal partners and its programs are rooted in synergy of women.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TurkeyThe right to an identity1822743 -342464136 -95050172444 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 172444Netherlands Min. 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Foreign Affairs generalStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on issues related to transformative leadership and women's political participation.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas17 cooperatives supported, 695 women creating income, 10 business models desigend, 178 women generating income through new business models, 874 women received training of which 1837 support services, 1106 women creating income through employment3 cooperatives were established including 106 women. 696 women accesssed services on 6 locations1239 women reached in 2022Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on issues related to transformative leadership and women's political participation.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on issues related to transformative leadership and women's political participation.113 community leaders (61 local and 53 Syrian actively organized community mobilization. 833 women participated in trainings on leadership to supporting their communities. 4272 women accessed the referral system, 629 attend antidiscrimination training, 4944 women attend social activities to bring together the communities60 community leaders (of 60 communities) with 732 trained women participated in advocacy efforts1498 women united in cooperatives other groups in 2022NL-KVK-27108436-A-05746-03:TROxfam NovibThe country Office will coordinate and manage the project from the start. However, The partner in this project (KEDV) is in the process of becoming the Oxfam affiliate in Turkey, and hence the partner will gradually become the Country Office and lead andmanager of this project.Oxfam NovibCO TurkyeMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TurkeyThe right to an identity7576 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7576Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general-3135 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -3135Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs generalStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on issues related to transformative leadership and women's political participation.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areasStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on issues related to transformative leadership and women's political participation.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts on issues related to transformative leadership and women's political participation.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05746-04:TROxfam NovibThis project aims to enable Syrian refugee and host community women in Turkey to fully participate in economic life, in a way that enhances their as well as their families# and their communities# socio-economic prospects. Specifically, it aims to do thisby increasing the number of refugee and host community women who are active in economic life through connecting them to employment and self-employment, and increasing women#s access to and control over resources, and their say over the decisions that affect their lives. Recognising the specific constraints faced by refugee and low-income host community women when it comes to their economic participation # including the burden of unpaid care work # this project uses a holistic approach that responds to theunderlying complex and multi-faceted issues they face. This is based on a recognition of the fact that improving women#s economic participation is only possible if it is accompanied by an integrated package of supporting measures that facilitate the development of their collective leadership and collaborative association, as well as enhancing their access to supportive services. As such, supporting women to address their social and economic exclusion in an integrated way is a prerequisite to active economic participation.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TurkeyThe right to social and political participation12458 67298 51782 21250 556 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 556Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general1365 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1365Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general1129 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1129Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general1331 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1331Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general934 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 934Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general626 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 626Netherlands Min. 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Foreign Affairs general391 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 391Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general10104 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10104Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general2537 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2537Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general94 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 94Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general-2288 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -2288Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs general68 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 68Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs generalStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05753-02:KHOxfam NovibDPA, which was already implementing activities in GRAISEA 1, will continue supporting the organizational development and strengthening of PMUAC and 3 ACs in Sangkum Thmey, as well as providing capacity building to women leaders and women with leadership potential. Under GRAISEA 2, DPA will also roll out Gender Road Map workshops within the 3 ACs and initiate multi-stakeholder discussions in Preah Vihear to promote WEE through supporting women leadership, initiating a rethinking of social norms and of thevalue given to unpaid care work.Oxfam NovibDevelopment and Partnership in ActiDevelopment and Partnership in Action (DPA) is a non-political, non-religious, non- partisan, non-profit making Cambodian non-governmental organization devoted to furthering community development, partnership work with Cambodian NGOs and lobbying and advocacy. DPA is the successor of CIDSE Cambodia which was established in 1979 as part of the larger CIDSE CLV programme created by a consortiumof International NGOs from Europe, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. With a mission spanning more than 25 years,the milestones andachievements of CIDSE Cambodia are significant, not least of which is moving from meeting basic daily needs of beneficiaries to focusing on strategic long-term aims of building capacity and empowering partner organizations to assist in changing their target communities lives. CIDSE Cambodia began funding CNGOS in 1993 and formally established the Partnership Programme in 1994. Due to the evolving social climate and the strong capacity and commitment of its local staff, CIDSE Cambodia decided to localize and in 1996 began a transition process which enabled the organization to emerge as DPA in January 2006. DPA assumed responsibility for all work of CIDSE Cambodia from 1 January 2006, with an emphasis on community organizing (CO) and rights-based (RB) strategies.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to a sustainable livelihood177792 8112 0 137893 6209 23840 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 23840Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti109299 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 109299Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti21612 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib21612Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Development and Partnership in Acti21020 incoming transaction Oxfam Sweden 21020Oxfam Sweden Back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti9789 incoming transaction Oxfam Sweden 9789Oxfam Sweden Back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti-90300 incoming transaction Oxfam Sweden -90300Oxfam Sweden Back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti8143 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 8143Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti44774 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 44774Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti19189 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 19189Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti4195 incoming transaction Oxfam Sweden 4195Oxfam Sweden Back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti10040 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10040Oxfam Novib public fundsDevelopment and Partnership in Acti4303 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4303Oxfam Novib public fundsDevelopment and Partnership in Acti90300 incoming transaction Oxfam Sweden 90300Oxfam Sweden Back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti-90300 incoming transaction OXFAM GB -90300Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti33191 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 33191Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti14225 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 14225Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti34429 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 34429Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti20658 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 20658Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti15133 incoming transaction Oxfam Sweden 15133Oxfam Sweden Back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti6486 incoming transaction Oxfam Sweden 6486Oxfam Sweden Back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti1109 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 1109Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti1949 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 1949Oxfam GB funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti11847 incoming transaction Oxfam Sweden 11847Oxfam Sweden Back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti5077 incoming transaction Oxfam Sweden 5077Oxfam Sweden Back donorDevelopment and Partnership in ActiImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Women and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.men living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05753-03:KHOxfam NovibSMP is a new partner for Oxfam. Under GRAISEA 2, it will continue to test and document the windfalls and challenges of applying theSRP standard in Cambodia and expand its application within Stoung district. The introduction of the SRP standard in Cambodia allows smallholder farmers who are already using chemical inputs to sell their crops at stable, guaranteed prices through contracts. The SRP standard also encourages farmers to adopt more sustainable and climate change adaptation practices, as well as gradually reduce their chemical inputs. SMP has already introduced the SRP standard in Kompong Thom province#s Stoung district and seeks to document the results and impact of following SRP standard for farmers. The documentation will then be used for influencing government policies at national level and to encourage an active participation of Cambodia in SRP.Oxfam NovibSansom Mlup PreySANSOM MLUP PREY (SMP) was formed in 2009 to promote and market wildlife-friendly products grown or crafted in communities located in protected areas of Cambodia. It is working to link wildlife conservation to improving livelihoods of villagers limited by the constraints of living in a remote area with little opportunity to expand operations and access market. In Cambodia, protected areas either contain, or are used by, long-established local communities who are very poor and heavily dependent upon the forest and surrounding habitat for their livelihoods. Agricultural-based livelihood development is limited by low prices offered by the few traders that visit. This provides little incentive for communities to improve agricultural efficiency, and many households are trapped in debt cycles. With growing human population, the pressure on land resources is increasing, leading to widespread forest clearance in key conservation areas and conflicts between communities and government agencies responsible for environmental protection. Successful wildlife and habitat conservation depends on engaging them through tools that directly link local economic and social development to conservation. SMP buys products from village marketing networks (VMN), whose membersare voluntarily recruited from farmers who agree to abide by conservation rules and regulations, including wildlife protection and maintenance of land-use boundaries. These rules andregulations are previously concurred to by the government and the community. They offer preferential prices to community members, and target the poorer farmers, who are often not food secure and rely on forest resources. SMP plays a role as the villages connection to markets not typically accessible to producers from remoteprovinces and ensures that conservation activities are being adhered to, which enables rewards to be shared at the end of each season. SMP works in partnership with different organizations, including local and international NGOs, government ministries, andlocal villages.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to a sustainable livelihood199718 -20137112675 -3124966577 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 66577Oxfam GB funding with back donorSansom Mlup Prey26363 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 26363Oxfam GB funding with back donorSansom Mlup Prey22364 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 22364Oxfam GB funding with back donorSansom Mlup Prey44994 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 44994Oxfam GB funding with back donorSansom Mlup Prey30997 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 30997Oxfam GB funding with back donorSansom Mlup Prey13284 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 13284Oxfam GB funding with back donorSansom Mlup Prey34197 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 34197Oxfam GB funding with back donorSansom Mlup Prey20518 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 20518Oxfam GB funding with back donorSansom Mlup Prey1713 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 1713Oxfam GB funding with back donorSansom Mlup Prey-190 incoming transaction OXFAM GB -190Oxfam GB funding with back donorSansom Mlup PreyImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Women and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.men living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05753-04:KHOxfam NovibIn terms of policy and private sector influencing, Oxfam and NGOForum will continue to support and coordinate civil society consultations on key policies and strategies relevant to GRAISEA 2 and to engage private companies . This time, we will focus on the Cambodian Sustainable Development Goals and their implementation in Cambodia, as well as on key sectoral strategies such as the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries# Contract Farming strategy, Climate Smart Agriculture Strategy and Agriculture Master Plan 2030.Oxfam NovibNGO Forum on CambodiaThe NGO Forum was started in Cambodia in the 1980s by international NGOs who wanted to put an end to Cambodia's international isolation and aid embargo. In the 1990s, as Cambodia opened up to the world, the NGO Forum became Cambodia-based, and began to invite local organisations to join as members. Nevertheless, it was still governed by an international Steering Committee and dominated by international NGOs right up to 1996. In 1997 a clear decision was made to make the NGO Forum more relevant to the concerns of the Cambodian people, resulting in an expansion of the membership base among local NGOs. A new expatriate representative was recruited and given the mandate to transition the NGO Forum towards full Cambodian leadership. Cambodian staff members began to play dominant roles in NGO Forum activities, and the first fully Cambodian Management Committee was elected in 2000. Over the course of the next eight years, the NGO Forum grew to respond to a number of emerging critical issues affecting poor and vulnerable communities across Cambodia. The NGO Forum on Cambodia is a membership organisation for local and international NGOs based in Cambodia. It exists for the purpose of information sharing, debate and advocacy on priority issues affecting Cambodia's development. It aims to represent the viewsof the NGO community to decision-makers on issues such as development policy (overall economic and political issues), gender mainstreaming, and environmental protection and land rights. Presently the NGO Forum on Cambodia registers 79 full members and two associate members. Of the 79 full members, 46 are local NGOs and 33 are international NGOs.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to a sustainable livelihood51987 -344848233 16390 17330 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 17330Oxfam GB funding with back donorNGO Forum on Cambodia8737 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 8737Oxfam GB funding with back donorNGO Forum on Cambodia6644 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 6644Oxfam GB funding with back donorNGO Forum on Cambodia11079 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 11079Oxfam GB funding with back donorNGO Forum on Cambodia4748 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 4748Oxfam GB funding with back donorNGO Forum on Cambodia17997 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 17997Oxfam GB funding with back donorNGO Forum on Cambodia6977 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 6977Oxfam GB funding with back donorNGO Forum on Cambodia11629 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 11629Oxfam GB funding with back donorNGO Forum on Cambodia6977 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 6977Oxfam GB funding with back donorNGO Forum on Cambodia14729 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 14729Oxfam GB funding with back donorNGO Forum on Cambodia-5157 incoming transaction OXFAM GB -5157Oxfam GB funding with back donorNGO Forum on CambodiaImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases where Oxfam contributed to national governments or global actors adopting/monitoring/implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Improved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05753-05:KHOxfam NovibGRAISEA 2 in Cambodia aims to contribute to the economic empowerment and climate change resilience of smallholder farmers, particularly women, through the support and promotion of responsible and inclusive value chains and enabling national policies. Oxfam in Cambodia will ensure program management and implementation and support partners' capacity building. In doing so, Oxfam in Cambodia willsupport inclusive business models in two rice value chains: certified organic rice value chain in Preah Vihear province and Sustainable Rice Platform (SRP) standard rice value chain in Kompong Thom province and continue engagement with private sector and government in national policy influencing.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to a sustainable livelihood132755 67701 77526 173343 153879 3610 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3610CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-3610 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-3610CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic52725Oxfam GB funding with back donor1309Oxfam GB funding with back donor-227Oxfam GB funding with back donor5115Oxfam GB funding with back donor9890Oxfam GB funding with back donor8849Oxfam GB funding with back donor9856Oxfam GB funding with back donor12310Oxfam GB funding with back donor8560Oxfam GB funding with back donor11663Oxfam GB funding with back donor547Oxfam GB funding with back donor6305Oxfam Sweden Back donor5852Oxfam GB funding with back donor5299Oxfam GB funding with back donor-130Oxfam Sweden Back donor5572Oxfam GB funding with back donor8393Oxfam GB funding with back donor5904Oxfam GB funding with back donor5338Oxfam GB funding with back donor5242Oxfam GB funding with back donor6538Oxfam GB funding with back donor4865Oxfam GB funding with back donor4689Oxfam GB funding with back donor5331Oxfam GB funding with back donor5379Oxfam GB funding with back donor5283Oxfam GB funding with back donor4445Oxfam GB funding with back donor5441Oxfam GB funding with back donor5709Oxfam GB funding with back donor5721Oxfam GB funding with back donor7288Oxfam GB funding with back donor8554Oxfam GB funding with back donor13800Oxfam GB funding with back donor4722Oxfam GB funding with back donor5819Oxfam GB funding with back donor4714Oxfam GB funding with back donor4902Oxfam GB funding with back donor6411Oxfam GB funding with back donor6817Oxfam GB funding with back donor18279Oxfam GB funding with back donor17934Oxfam GB funding with back donor198Oxfam GB funding with back donor6328Oxfam GB funding with back donor6731Oxfam GB funding with back donor14164Oxfam GB funding with back donor24573Oxfam GB funding with back donor6906Oxfam GB funding with back donor39371Oxfam GB funding with back donor8567Oxfam GB funding with back donor-1397Oxfam GB funding with back donor9572 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib9572CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic9170Oxfam Sweden Back donor15702Oxfam GB funding with back donor-9572 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-9572CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-8477Oxfam GB funding with back donor19892 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib19892CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic14036 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib14036CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic59377Oxfam GB funding with back donor-33928 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-33928CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic13854Oxfam GB funding with back donor8358Oxfam GB funding with back donor19581Oxfam GB funding with back donor19137Oxfam Sweden Back donor27047Oxfam GB funding with back donor-14470Oxfam Sweden Back donor11010 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib11010CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic10890Oxfam GB funding with back donor4239 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4239CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic2293Oxfam GB funding with back donor-2293Oxfam GB funding with back donor3333 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3333CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic11659Oxfam GB funding with back donor-11659 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-11659CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficStronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global marketscases of strengthened/broadened alliances to produce and deliver joint strategies, positions, business models which promote and/or protect the working conditions of labourers and/or small scale producers access to domestic and global markets -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-05760-03:KHOxfam NovibThis is a strategic project covering cross-thematic program of Oxfarm in Cambodia (OIC) including Natural Resource Governance, Voice for Change, and Resilience program. OIC will play multi-roles including leading some of the strategic engagement and influencing as well as coordinating partners and network to achieved its goals and objectives. Oxfam in Cambodia (OIC) plays coordination and supporting role for effective project implementation. Oxfam in Cambodia as a coordination body will provide technical supports and grant monitoring to ensure the quality project delivery based on the projectframework. Oxfam in Cambodia considered NRD as a strategic partner along the Mekong where the key issue challenging sustainable Mekong mainstream water resource, planned large-scale hydro-power project, exists. Under this project OIC also implements some activities at the national level for research and policy influencingworks through the multi-stakeholder platforms. The followings are the key activities implement at level OIC: NRG Program: 1. Support the initiative of promoting gender in multi-sector 2. Review Oxfam Country Strategy align with the new political context of Cambodia after the election 3. Support multi-stakeholder platform in Extractive Industry - Extractive Industry Governance Forum 4. Reviewing Natural Resource Governance (NRG) programme strategy to be align with new country context and OI Regional NRG cluster 5. Study onpotential impact and preparedness of the affects from Hydropower Dams 6. Filling the gab of exchange rate lost for Advancing CSO's Capacity to Enhance Sustainable Solution (ACCESS) project for the following activities: - Conducting the endline capacity assessmentfor CSOs and CPAs in Mondulkiri province - Annual Evaluation of CPAs' performance - Trainings to Mondulkiri NGO network - Support NGO network/working group Resilience Program: 1. Support the initiative of promoting gender in multi-sector (jointinitiative/integration for OiC) 2. Review Oxfam Country Strategy align with the new political context of Cambodia after the election 3. Reviewing Resilience programme strategy to be align with new country context and OI Asia Resilience Hub 4. Conduct Landscape assessment, DRM and emergency response to a) analysethe current context of DRM and ER to reposition an added value for Oxfam in this sector; b) too assess capacity and gaps of Oxfam and partners in responding to country emergency crisis; c) tomap out funding opportunities at the country, regional and global level to stay connected to fund raising for DRM and ER program in Cambodia 5. Build and strengthen the capacity of country emergency response team (selected core team and partner organization) - Basic Emergency Response Training (ERT) 6. Support partner Cambodian Humanitarian Forum (through PADEK) to build local humanitarian leadership and coordination at sub-national level Under Voice for Change: Oxfam in Cambodia in strategic partnership with the Secretariat of the National Committee for Democratic Development (NCDD-S) will implement an ISAF project in Khan Sen Sok, Phnom Penh. In line with the overall ISAF approach, the project seeks to promote citizen voice and accountability of key service providers. Its key value-additions and innovations include: (i) its working with Khan level (potentially, with OWSO-DO and Citizen Office), (ii) its linkages to the social protection agenda and reform, and (iii) innovative use of new digital technology to promote citizen voice and government responsiveness.These activities are well in line with the ISAF Phase II and will be introduced through a clearly sequenced approach to ensure concrete results and effectiveness. tThis support will increase Oxfam strategic engagement in ISAF at the policy level as wellasin monitoring of performance indicators system and increased mutual accountability of citizens and duty-bearers. There are two partners under this project - NCDD-S and Advocacy and Policy Institute (API). Oxfam will provide direct support to NCDDs andAPIto implement this project. OiC will also leading some strategic interventions especially at thepolicy influencing part.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to life and securityThe right to social and political participation67552 19643 64791 68471 73288 121113 62721 13346 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13346Oxfam Novib public funds690 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib690Oxfam Novib public funds16101 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib16101Oxfam Novib public funds25009 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib25009Oxfam Novib public funds1312 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1312Oxfam Novib public funds-3098 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-3098Oxfam Novib public funds5511 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5511Oxfam Novib public funds196 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib196Oxfam Novib public funds454 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib454Oxfam Novib public funds30 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib30Oxfam Novib public funds21345 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib21345Oxfam Novib public funds49 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib49Oxfam Novib public funds8501 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib8501Oxfam Novib public funds11093 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib11093Oxfam Novib public funds4120 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4120Oxfam Novib public funds13435 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13435Oxfam Novib public funds7581 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7581Oxfam Novib public funds38 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib38Oxfam Novib public funds39617 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib39617Oxfam Novib public funds37299 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib37299Oxfam Novib public funds2066 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2066Oxfam Novib public funds29106 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib29106Oxfam Novib public funds4359 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4359Oxfam Novib public funds4607 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4607Oxfam Novib public funds-21856 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-21856Oxfam Novib public funds82243 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib82243Oxfam Novib public funds175 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib175Oxfam Novib public funds3760 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3760Oxfam Novib public funds945 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib945Oxfam Novib public funds30124 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib30124Oxfam Novib public funds33480 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib33480Oxfam Novib public funds1124 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1124Oxfam Novib public funds820 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib820Oxfam Novib public funds1063 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1063Oxfam Novib public funds398 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib398Oxfam Novib public funds6098 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6098Oxfam Novib public funds6700 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6700Oxfam Novib public funds10012 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10012Oxfam Novib public funds30349 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib30349Oxfam Novib public funds18025 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib18025Oxfam Novib public funds15335 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib15335Oxfam Novib public funds20590 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib20590Oxfam Novib public funds2197 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2197Oxfam Novib public funds2157 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2157Oxfam Novib public funds2216 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2216Oxfam Novib public funds2200 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2200Oxfam Novib public funds2133 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2133Oxfam Novib public funds70073 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib70073Oxfam Novib public funds27870 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib27870Oxfam Novib public funds5129 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5129Oxfam Novib public funds3081 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3081Oxfam Novib public funds3128 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3128Oxfam Novib public fundsStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Strengthened civil society has capacity to improve (inter)national norms, promote government policies towards just & sustainable economy and participative decision making and monitors implementation of regulation/lawsCSO strengthenedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05760-05:KHOxfam NovibAPI is a leading advocacy and good governance capacity building institution in Cambodia. Over the last ten years API has worked with government and parliament towards passage of access to information (A2I) legislation; at the sub#national level with District and Commune Councils on promoting transparency and accountability within the Decentralization and De#concentration (D<(>&<)>D) framework; on encouraging citizens to responsibly advocate for themselves and their communities and collaborating with civil society networks and private sector. OiC in strategic partnership with the NCDD-S and API will implement an ISAF project in Khan Sen Sok, Phnom Penh. API will as OiC main partner implementing this strategic project to promote citizen voice and accountability of key service providers with value-additions and innovations include: (i) its working with Khan level (potentially, with OWSO-DO and Citizen Office), (ii) its linkages to the social protection agenda and reform, and (iii) innovative useof new digital technology to promote citizen voice and government responsiveness. OiC has continued partnership with API to implement ISAF project in Khen Sen Sok, Phnom Penh. It is a commitment of implementing ISAF based on the MoU between Oxfam and NCDDS dated April 12, 2023. The MoU is valid until the end of year 2024. Therefore, Oxfam will provide direct support to API to implement this project.Oxfam NovibAdvocacy and Policy InstituteOn May 24th, 2007, Advocacy and Policy Program (APP) made an important step in this localization process by adopting its new name, the Advocacy and Policy Institute (API) in order to reflect its fledgling independent identity. A further important step was taken on July 17th, 2007, when API officially registered with the Royal Government of Cambodia's (RGC) Ministry of Interior as a non-profit, non-governmental organization. API#s goal is #to increase Cambodia#s democratic space by creating more effectiveadvocates and responsive government institutions.# API#s vision is #a Cambodian nation that through poverty reduction and the protection of human rights creates a national culture of harmony with sustainable democratic, political, and economic stability.#API#s mission is #to serve the long term democratic and social development needs of Cambodia through the empowerment of people to interact with their government to protect their rights and provide for their needs.# API#s Values: All Cambodians have theright to participate, mobilise and express themselves in matters that affect their daily lives. All matters should be resolved peacefully and justly according to the principles of our shared humanity. Building capacity, particularly at the community level, is the most sustainable way of building a brighter future for all Cambodians. Engaging with all social sectors ensures that when solutions are reached, they are of greatest benefit to the community. Being transparent, accountable, independent, and non-partisan helps build an organisation that has the respectand confidence of both the Cambodian people and its international supporters.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation46903 22620 41193 26801 46903 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib46903Oxfam Novib public fundsAdvocacy and Policy Institute22620 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib22620Oxfam Novib public fundsAdvocacy and Policy Institute41193 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib41193Oxfam Novib public fundsAdvocacy and Policy Institute26801 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib26801Oxfam Novib public fundsAdvocacy and Policy InstituteIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05760-12:KHOxfam Novibssociation Pour La Recherche, La Production et L’Archivage De Documents Audiovisuals (Bophana Center) has proven their expertise and capacity in art and filming training and documentary follow their vision as audio visual, achieve voice and visual of oldmemory during France colony and Khmer Rouge. Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center has experienced for years in amplifying voices of the marginalized groups through its projects such as “One dollar project” which gives the way to the marginalized groups totalk about their life and raise up what they need. Recently, Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center has successfully implemented a project “Amplifying voices of indigenous women and discriminated groups through innovative multimedia” which is mainly supported by Oxfam Cambodia. The works done by Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center has been heard and encouraged by local authority, Ministries and policy makers. Bophana Center will design a communication strategy to promote the three projects through DigitalMedia Online and annual event. The objective of this communication strategy is to disseminate the communication materials through our communication channels to reach the general public as many as we could, especially the policy makers. Project management team will conduct weekly meeting with the projectteam members to reflect the works done previously and to set strategy to deal with issues occurring during the project implementation. Through the partnership between Oxfam and Bophana Center, this initiative project entitled, “Amplifying the significance of Social Protection for marginalized groups through innovative multimedia” is aiming to increase public awareness and support for policy influencing work for a broader coverage, inclusiveness and shock responsive of Social Protection for the most marginalized groups in Cambodia through multi-media and documentary films. This project is expected to promote public awareness to see the important role Social Protection framework for the most marginalize group in Cambodia by engage with media and journalist coverage. It’s also expected that multimedia coverage of concerns and evidence to influence the change through strengthening and expanding cooperation at national and international level. It’s expected to document the impactful and creative 5 short videos documentary and photo stories of change focusing on the diversity and inclusiveness of the most marginalized groups under the coverage of the national social protection in Cambodia. This 12 months project will captured the most impactful documentary film related to Social Protection and will be screened in the national and international festival, photo exhibition on stories of change will be organized and the national and social dialogue on SP are expected to be increased.Oxfam NovibASSOCIATION POUR LA RECHERCHE, LABophana is the name of a young Khmer woman who was a prisoner at S21, a former high school in Phnom Penh turned into a prison by the Khmer Rouge. Bophana continued to write letters to her fiancé, breaking the Khmer Rouge#s interdiction of love and private life. She died in the prison at 25, after being tortured for more than five months. By adopting the name of Bophana, the Center is passing on the message of resistance, courage and dignity left for future generations by this woman through her letters and her heroic story. Bophana Center was launched, it was designated as the Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center. Co-founded by film director Rithy Panh, the Bophana Center collects film and sound materials related to Cambodia and gives the public free digital access to this unique heritage. The large quality database attracts a diverse and wide audience, including Cambodian youth, teachers, students, scholars, tourists, and journalists. These archives are also brought to life through conferences, debates, exhibitions, and workshops organizedby the Center. Bophana also trains young Cambodians in cinema, audiovisual creation and new media, inspiring meaningful productionsabout their own culture. A place of exchange and interaction, the Bophana Center also supports creation in all its forms by welcoming artists: we create the archives of tomorrow. - Goal, Vision, mission and value Vision: Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center-ARPAA strives to become a leading non-profit and non-governmental archive center in the country and region in terms of reviving memory of the country and fostering Cambodian culture through arts and multimedia. Goals: To accomplish the two missions, Bophana Center-ARPAA aims to do as the followings: 1. Revive memory through archive collecting and safeguarding 2. Provide the public free digital access this unique heritages 3. Train people in cinema and audiovisual creation, enabling them to find their own voice by respecting the Gender Equality 4. Produce a wide range of audiovisual works about Cambodia 5. Diffuse the audiovisual documents through social media, website, application, television, festival and cultural events. Core Values: - Uniqueness - Integrity - Diversity - Inclusivity - Discovery - DevelopmentOxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation33125 33125 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib33125CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficASSOCIATION POUR LA RECHERCHE, LAStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Oxfam recognised as quality actor: # of publications and events where Oxfam Novib is profiled by others as a thought leader on civil society space and strengtheningpublications in which Oxfam Novib demonstrates its skills and experienceevents in which Oxfam Novib demonstrates its skills and experienceOxfam recognised as quality actor: # of publications and events where Oxfam Novib is profiled by others as a thought leader on civil society space and strengtheningpublications and events where Oxfam Novib is profiled by others as a thought leader on civil society space and strenghteningNL-KVK-27108436-A-05760-13:KHOxfam NovibOn 27 November 2020, Samdech Krolahom Sor Keng, Cambodia’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of MOI, delivered remarks at a meeting aimed at strengthening the roles and duties of the Mondulkiri administration/ sub-national level, with key messages guiding and enhancing land, forestry, environment and natural resources governance implementation and accountability. There are 5 key messages:1)- strengthening the effectiveness and efficiency of the enforcement of laws, policies and regulations, 2)- Preparing a land use plan, 3)- strengthening officers and local authorities, 4)- Land registration and land conflict resolutions, 5)- Conservation and development of Indigenous communities. Based on these key messages of RGC, CSOs are interested and have discussion as follows: A groupof NGOs and IPOs has conducted pre-and post-meetings before the meetings with MOI on 05 February 2021. This meeting is hard to decide on support for, and participation in, an IP community research study led by MOI because ofconcerns about trust and experiences with case intervention failures that have not yet resulted in resolutions. However, based on analytical skills, this IP research study provides an opportunity to engage with MOI advocacy approaches, as well as a way of working now that can be a lobbying and influencing advocacy strategy while considering the space of NGOs freedom and political trends in Cambodia. The issues of IP communities were investigated, and verified by NGOs and other stakeholders. Case observation, legal complaints and an annual joint statement submission by the NAC of NGOF has been brought to relevant ministries for many years. A public forum of government with MDK fieldwork working group, CIPO <(>&<)> CIPA case study on communities’ land grabbing, and experiences of other NGOs working on communal land titling and IP community forming have raised complicated issues and difficult to find resolutions in order to ensure land tenure security of IP community (CLT) in Mondulkiri province. CLT conflictis a sensitive issue political tensions around the implementation of laws, policies and regulations that NGOs can’t handle on their own without partnering with the Ministry of Interior. During theIP community research study, NGOs noted state public land,especially CLT, CF, and CPA land have been lost and illegal land grabbing was eventually recognized as legal acquisition. The IP community research study’s purpose is to conserve and develop, especially to land tenure security and livelihood enhancement.This study examines key issues, challenges, and recommendations for the most effective resolutions to CLT within 22 communities, 8 communes and 5 districts/city of MDK provinces. CIPO requested budget support from Oxfamto support the review of findings from the study and document the process of how CSO engage with the government to secure land tenure of IPs in Cambodia.Oxfam NovibCambodia Indigenous Peoples OrganizCIPO is a new established and registered organization (2014), is an IP-led organization that combines the best knowledge of IP and Cambodian society context with the ability to creatively respond to the needs, for supports, of the IPs in Cambodia,. The organization is execute and operating by different ethnic groups of young generation and under active support from eldest group who as advisory board. CIPO has it governance board consists of leaders from local and international organizations. CIPO established to build the capacity and empower the IPs to take lead and own the development processes of IP communities in Cambodia. CIPO has a clear vision to see IPs have self-determination on development and conservation within the multi-cultural society ofCambodia. And its mission is to strengthen the capacity and support strategic initiative of the IPs in land and natural resources management, conservation of identity and culture, and socio/economic development. The core values that lead our action are: - Leadership. We believe in the potential of others (especially women and youth) to develop and define their own direction. - Integrity and Accountability. We value integrity and we believe in holding ourselves accountable to all stakeholders. - Non-discrimination. We value equitable relationships between peoples regardless of culture/tradition, ethnicity, status, hierarchy, gender, age, political trend or background. - Solidarityand Sacrifice. We value solidarity and we sacrifice for a common spirit, collective benefits, and commitment to develop and sustainthe IP community.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to social and political participation11614 11614 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib11614Oxfam Novib public fundsCambodia Indigenous Peoples OrganizGovernments are supportive to dialogue with civil society, and create and implement enabling civic space legislation.cases where political will for dialogue is expresed by Governmentcases where enabling legislation is designed and approvedcases where enabling legislation is implementedcases where disenabling legislation is abandonedcases governments are held accountable by other governments, donors or regional and global bodies on civil society engagement and civic space.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05760-14:KHOxfam NovibSILAKA is a women led organization, providing capacity building to individuals and institutions in policy and advocacy, primarily in good governance and accountability, women in politics and leadership, civic engagement in resource management and public procurement, dialogue and conflict resolution, and contributing to national and regional women movement to advance our vision of Cambodia society with gender justice. Cambodian CSOs created a working group called “Cambodian Civil Society Working Group on ASEAN-CCWA” to engage with Cambodian and ASEAN governments. SILAKA is the main coordinator for this working group. The host of ACSC/APF is moving from one country to another according to ASEAN summit meeting which particularly this year Cambodia is a chair of ASEAN submit. This isan opportunity for Cambodia CSOs to work collectively in hosting ASEAN Civil Society Conference/ASEAN Peoples’ Forum as we used to conduct in 2012. To ensure the democratic and meaningful process of organizing ACSC/APF 2022, the Cambodia Civil Society Working on ASEAN-CCWA consists of 13 organizations as the core members play a role as secretariat in organizing for the preparation and recruitment of the national committee (NoC) successfully on the 19th August 2022.Oxfam NovibSILAKASILAKA was incorporated as a non-political, non-sectarian local Cambodian NGO in January 1997 registered with the Ministry of Interior. SILAKA works to identify and provide quality programs and training opportunities for individuals and organizations. Asa leadingcapacity building organization, SILAKA#s offers unsurpassed service and delivery of high quality training and consultant services. SILAKA has the development goal to promote the implementation of democracy in Cambodian society for sustainable development which includes the economic development, including caring for the environment, and social justice. The Committee to Promote Women in Politics (CPWP) was established in 2005, intended to promote women leaders in public office. The committee ismade of seven local non-government organisations: SILAKA, Gender and Development for Cambodia (GAD/C), Committee for Free and Fair Elections in Cambodia (COMFREL), Neutral and Impartial Committee for Free and Fair Elections in Cambodia (NICFEC), Women forProsperity (WFP), Cambodian Women for Peace and Development (CWPD), and Cambodia Development Research Institute (CDRI). The Coalition for the Promotion of Women in Politics (CPWP) formed in relation to Cambodia#s national and local elections in 2007. Thecoalition was structured under the guidance of international leadership as embodied in the Millennium Developmental Goals. CPWP consists of a colourful mixture of non-government organisations that represent such diverse programs as capacity-building, gender-based initiatives, and research. The timing of the coalition combined with targeted multilateral institutional support in the form of both financial and human resources allocated to the overall effort to galvanise local excitement and opportunity forchange that resulted in the active and genuine participation of the two major project beneficiaries, which are government and the community. Cambodia#s socio-political development over the past two centuries has been wrapped under colonialism and communism, and only recently and in theory has democracy been adopted. What makes CPWP unique to Cambodia is that itis a local nascent coalition based on a participatory and democratic model for action. Just as unique, CPWP is a movement targeting and lead primarily by a traditionally marginalised group, which are women. In some respects, the CPWPmovement can be interpreted as a positive indicator and product of the recent democratic and decentralisation efforts advocated by the international community and implemented by the Cambodian government. CPWP aims to contribute to the creation of a positive and 'empowering'environment for women#s participation in public office. CPWP interventions target local, provincial and national administrators and political partyleaders, potential female candidates and voters as well as the general public. CPWP contributes to the mobilisation of women#s support networks. CPWP envisions a Cambodian society in which women and men enjoy equal access to opportunity and benefits fromsociety. CPWP#s mission statement commits its members to promoting women and men#s equal participation indecision-making and representation in public office; collaborating with each other in developing and implementing joint activities to further theadvancement of women in Cambodian society.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation7883 7883 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7883Oxfam Novib public fundsSILAKAExcluded/ marginalized individuals have greater voice, agency, courage and safe spaces for human rights activism to claim for transformative change towards equalitywomen that speak out, take action and claim for transformative change towards equalitymen that speak out, take action and claim for transformative change towards equalitynon-binary individuals that speak out, take action and claim for transformative change towards equalitygender not specified individuals that speak out, take action and claim for transformative change towards equalityNL-KVK-27108436-A-05810-02:VNOxfam NovibThis project works with impact-driven SMEs in the agriculture value chains that are creating social impact to SSPs. The project targets those SMEs that want to improve their business management, are eager to pursue sustainable production methods, want toimprove quality monitoring of their supply chain and want to use technology for traceability of their products. The project aims to: 1) support SMEs to improve their business management for sustainable development by giving training and tailored businessdevelopment services (BDS); 2) support SMEs to prepare for accessing investments (impact investors or conventional capital providers) to scale their business; 3) pilot application of advanced technology on quality monitoring and product traceability with SMEs and SSPs 4) contribute to enforcement of favourable conditions / policies for impact-driven SMEs in Vietnam Regarding CSIP, CSIP has been working with Oxfam in the Enterprising for Development (EFD) Project since 2014, it was responsible for selecting SMEs and engaging consultants to provide business development support to more than 40 SMEs. In this EFD Phase 2, CSIP will be responsible for providing BDS support toSMEs and SSP groups, general trainings for SMEs and SSP groups on business management. CSIP will provide support for development of marketing plan, business plan for business scaling and it will also facilitate the market linkage between SSP groups, SMEs and retailers.Oxfam NovibCentre for Social Initiatives PromoCentre for Social Initiatives Promotion (CSIP) is a leading Vietnam-based, not-for-profit organization working to promote social and environmental changes by building a social entrepreneurship movement in Vietnam. It targets social enterprises, inclusivebusinesses, civil society organizations and other private/public institutions in Vietnam and the region to support them with research, training, advice and networking to improve their knowledge and skills on social enterprising. CSIP also works and engages with other stakeholders to improve the enabling environment for social enterprises in general. CSIP#s Vision: is for social entrepreneurship to be developed as a critical field that helps to address social and environmental issues and promote social equity and sustainable development in Vietnam. CSIP#s Mission: To support social enterprises by investing directly in their development and by building an enabling environment for growing social entrepreneurship in Vietnam. CSIP is led by its Board of Trustees - the highest authority of the Center to ensure that CSIP achieves its objectives effectively and sustainably. The Board of Trustees supports CSIP in terms of legal compliance and advocacy, financial resources optimization and representation as withthe community and stakeholders. CSIP was established in 2008 (License A-764 dated on 10 October 2008) in response to the gradual emergence of organizations that were seeking to adopt entrepreneurial solutions to the social and environmental challenges existing in Vietnam and the South East Asian region. CSIP has gradually moved forwards to become a non-profit social enterprise itself by becoming a service hub for social enterprises and social investors in Vietnam. Since 2009, CSIP has provided businesssupport, capacity building and seeding capital to 72 social organizations and social enterprises which directly empowered and improved the quality of healthcare, education, and lives of 17,220 people and 205,000 people have benefitted more generally fromtheir programs and activities through its signature program # Social Enterprises Support Program (SESP). In 2014, thanks to support from IrishAid, CSIP has launched a flanking scheme of Innovating Civil SocietyOrganizations (ICSO) Program to provide tailor-made supports relevant to Civil Society Organizations aiming to convert to social enterprises Relationship with Oxfam Novib Under the pilot Impact Investments Program which was implemented by Oxfam Novib in 3 countries (Vietnam, Uganda and Nigeria)in 2014 and 2015, CSIP was partner for Oxfam in Vietnam. CSIP was responsible for mapping 50 suitable SMEs for the program, performing organisational capacity assessment for 10 SMEs and coordinating trainings and business skill coaching for 7 SMEs. Activities under the new GSRD project is similar to CSIP#s work for the pilot Impact Investments Program.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to a sustainable livelihood114705 227206 12519 -349168823 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib68823Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Social Initiatives Promo34412 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib34412Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Social Initiatives Promo11470 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib11470Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Social Initiatives Promo88866 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib88866Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Social Initiatives Promo29034 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib29034Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Social Initiatives Promo76514 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib76514Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Social Initiatives Promo21861 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib21861Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Social Initiatives Promo12519 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib12519Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Social Initiatives Promo-12519 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-12519Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Social Initiatives Promo12519 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib12519Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Social Initiatives Promo7440 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7440Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Social Initiatives PromoImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachesNumber of videos produced by ONLpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorNumber of brochures, books, videos producedImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Number of SMEs supported by the projectNL-KVK-27108436-A-05810-03:VNOxfam NovibThis project works with impact-driven SMEs in the agriculture value chains that are creating social impact to SSPs. The project targets those SMEs that want to improve their business management, are eager to pursue sustainable production methods, want toimprove quality monitoring of their supply chain and want to use technology for traceability of their products. The project aims to: 1) support SMEs to improve their business management for sustainable development by giving training and tailored businessdevelopment services (BDS); 2) support SMEs to prepare for accessing investments (impact investors or conventional capital providers) to scale their business; 3) pilot application of advanced technology on quality monitoring and product traceability with SMEs and SSPs 4) contribute to enforcement of favourable conditions / policies for impact-driven SMEs in Vietnam GreenHub brings to this project in-depth knowledge Vietnam#s agriculture development and strong experience of developing the quality monitoring principles with SMEs and working with SSPs in the field.Oxfam NovibCentre for Supporting Green DevelopCentre for Supporting Green Development (GreenHub) is a Vietnamese, non-governmental, not-for-profit organization under the VietnamUnion of Science and Technology Associations (Vusta) with oversight by the Ministry of Science <(>&<)> Technology, and NGO Registration Number A-1555. GreenHub was legally established on March 15, 2016. GreenHub#s programmes focus on the use of environmentally-friendly practices by agricultural cooperatives and SMEs, strengthening supply chain links in agricultural production, andpromoting green lifestyle in consumption. Although newly established, GreenHub has provided technical support for 60 groups, including 13 ethnicminorities in 16 mountainous provinces in the North, Central Highlands and South of Vietnam, registered to beinvolved programme of poverty reduction though economic empowerment of ethnic minority communities. GreenHub supported the groups in developing cooperative groups, providing access to loans, connecting to business partners and product development. GreenHubbrings to this project in-depth knowledge Vietnam#s agriculture development and strong experience of developing the quality monitoring principles with SMEs and working with SSPs in the field.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to a sustainable livelihood32400 62900 4523 -86716200 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib16200Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Supporting Green Develop12960 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib12960Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Supporting Green Develop3240 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3240Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Supporting Green Develop22601 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib22601Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Supporting Green Develop9068 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib9068Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Supporting Green Develop21862 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib21862Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Supporting Green Develop10769 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10769Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Supporting Green Develop2256 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2256Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Centre for Supporting Green DevelopImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachesNumber of videos producedpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorNumber of videos, books, training video guideImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Number of SMEs supported for PGS pilotNL-KVK-27108436-A-05810-04:VNOxfam NovibThis project works with impact-driven SMEs in the agriculture value chains that are creating social impact to SSPs. The project targets those SMEs that want to improve their business management, are eager to pursue sustainable production methods, want toimprove quality monitoring of their supply chain and want to use technology for traceability of their products. The project aims to: 1) support SMEs to improve their business management for sustainable development by giving training and tailored businessdevelopment services (BDS); 2) support SMEs to prepare for accessing investments (impact investors or conventional capital providers) to scale their business; 3) pilot application of advanced technology on quality monitoring and product traceability with SMEs and SSPs 4) contribute to enforcement of favourable conditions / policies for impact-driven SMEs in Vietnam In this project, Oxfam will be responsible foroverall management and monitoring, brokering and facilitating partnership and cooperationamong actors, capacity building, research and policy development/advocacy, and expertise in international human rights and global sustainability standards.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn Vietnam , Oxfam is one of the leading international, non -governmental organisation. Since 1955, Oxfam is active in Vietnam withhumanitarian interventions and started development work in the late 1980's. Today, Oxfam works in 26 provinces with people, governments and civil society to promote equality and well-being through social and economic change.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to a sustainable livelihood3751 62007 53329 47824 29032 3751 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3751Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3728 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3728Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2834 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2834Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2384 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2384Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)6400 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6400Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)-277 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-277Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)7553 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7553Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3619 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3619Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4011 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4011Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)5922 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5922Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)5426 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5426Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)16410 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib16410Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3996 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3996Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3427 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3427Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2972 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2972Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3764 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3764Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)-474 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-474Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3180 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3180Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3238 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3238Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4599 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4599Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3403 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3403Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3143 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3143Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)7895 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7895Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3533 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3533Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)10544 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10544Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4106 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4106Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3554 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3554Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3672 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3672Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)-2957 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-2957Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)129 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib129Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)10716 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10716Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3479 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3479Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4067 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4067Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)5705 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5705Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)-1 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3778 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3778Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)7410 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7410Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1969 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1969Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)2963 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2963Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)3339 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3339Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)29418 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib29418Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)4890 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4890Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)-5276 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-5276Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Improved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05810-05:NLOxfam Novibhis project works with impact-driven SMEs in the agriculture value chains that are creating social impact to SSPs. The project targets those SMEs that want to improve their business management, are eager to pursue sustainable production methods, want toimprove quality monitoring of their supply chain and want to use technology for traceability of their products. The project aims to: 1) support SMEs to improve their business management for sustainable development by giving training and tailored businessdevelopment services(BDS); 2) support SMEs to prepare for accessing investments (impact investors or conventional capital providers) to scale their business; 3) pilot application of advanced technology on quality monitoring and product traceability withSMEs and SSPs 4) contribute toenforcement of favourable conditions / policies for impact-driven SMEs in Vietnam In this project, HO will provide overall strategy and management of the project to the country project team. Liaise directly with donors in the Netherlands. Responsible for final reporting to donors.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to a sustainable livelihood54 8732 9654 6446 938 54 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib54Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1296 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1296Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)780 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib780Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)756 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib756Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)771 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib771Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)759 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib759Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)949 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib949Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)379 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib379Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)569 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib569Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)867 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib867Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)759 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib759Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)847 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib847Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)750 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib750Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)13 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)569 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib569Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1151 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1151Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)959 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib959Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)956 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib956Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1131 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1131Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)781 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib781Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)557 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib557Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)743 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib743Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)557 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib557Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)743 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib743Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)743 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib743Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)557 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib557Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)742 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib742Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)985 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib985Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1368 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1368Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)194 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib194Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)775 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib775Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)1154 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1154Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)672 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib672Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)938 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib938Oxfam Novib public funds(project link)Improved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05811-02:NGOxfam NovibCOCIN Community Development Programme (CCDP) will focus on implementing the project in Plateau State. CCDP will trained twelve (12) field officers and forty (40) village agents in Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA) methodologies.. These trained officers will then facilitate the stepping down of the training for 8 400 VS<(>&<)>LA members on community-based micro-credit scheme, entrepreneurship and leadership. During the year, the field officers will identify strong 50 women leaders from the savingsgroups that will be further trained and certified as village agents. The 40 village agents will help spread the formation of new groups quickly to reach the desired number by end of year. Oxfam will carry out community engagement and relationship building based on gender analysis and power mapping to address the underlying causes to vulnerability. Oxfam will empower the members of the VSLAs to be able tolead in awareness creation on gender related issues and balance gender roles. On average, each member of a VS<(>&<)>LA will influence 2 external people among which her/his partner. Father#s groups will be formed to interface with VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities on gender relations. Male members of VS<(>&<)>LAs will be represented in father#s groups to bridge the gap between VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities. Oxfam staff and trained field officers will use the Women#s Economic Leadership (WEL) and the Women#s Economic Empow.erment (WEE) knowledge hub resources to facilitate these discussions and promote regular contact between the VS<(>&<)>LAgroups and support services. At the end of the process, at least 44 change agents will emerge from VS<(>&<)>LA and father#s groups:936 strong female leaders and 18 male gender champions/modelsOxfam NovibCOCIN Community Development ProgramCCDP was initially registered on 21st June 1976 with Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) as The Church of Christ in Nations (COCIN) with a department called COCIN Community Development Programme (CCDP). It was amended and registered again in 16th April 2013 with 10 trustees to update the profile of the Advisory Board members. The arms of COCIN or the funders are Bread for the World, Oxfam VSLAand Tearfund. Vision: To contribute to the reduction of poverty among communities for improved livelihoods; a foretaste of God’s Kingdom on earth.Mission: To empower the less privilege communities for visible and sustainable development to reduce poverty. Core values: Team work, Accountability, Transparency <(>&<)> Honest www.cocincdp-ng.org The organization is faith-based organization operates with the tenets of the Christendom. There are 10 members that make up the Advisory Board, meet on quarterly basis to take strategic decisions. The management is made up of 6 members and hold meeting on monthly basis to take operational decisions while the staff of the organization also hold meeting on monthly basis. The Programme Coordinator represents the staff at the Advisory Board meetings. Advisory Board takes decision for staff on the grade levels 1-5 while the management takes decisions on the rest of the staff. The decisions of the Advisory Board are passed on to the rest of the staff through official circular. There used to be a financial expert at the Advisory Board but for now there is none. The last Advisory Board meeting takes place twice in a year in May and November. The General Church Council ratify the final decision which is usually the strategic decision of the organization. COCIN Community Development Programme (CCDP) will focus on implementing the project in Plateau State. CCDP will trained Fourteen(14) field officers and fifty five(55) village agents in Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA) methodologies.. These trained officers will then facilitate the stepping down of the training for 2500 VS<(>&<)>LA members on community-based micro-credit scheme, entrepreneurship and leadership. During the year, the field officers will identify strong 50 women leaders from the savings groups that will be further trained and certified as village agents. The 55 village agents will help spread the formation of new groups quickly to reach the desired number by end of year. Oxfam will carry out community engagement and relationship building based on gender analysis andpower mapping to address the underlying causes to vulnerability. Oxfam will empower the members of the VSLAs to be able to lead in awareness creation on gender related issues and balance gender roles. On average, each member of a VS<(>&<)>LA will influence 2 external people among which her/his partner. Father#s groups will be formed to interface with VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities on gender relations. Male members of VS<(>&<)>LAs will be represented in father#s groups to bridge the gap between VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities. Oxfam staff and trained field officers will use the Women#s Economic Leadership (WEL) and the Women#s Economic Empow.erment (WEE) knowledge hub resources to facilitate these discussions and promote regular contact between the VS<(>&<)>LA groups and support services. At the end of the process, at least 44 change agents will emerge from VS<(>&<)>LA and father#s groups: 1000 strong female leaders and 18 male gender champions/modelsOXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Nigeria9.07647 7.398574The right to a sustainable livelihood48692 20005 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 20005Oxfam Spain own funds OESCOCIN Community Development Program28687 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib28687Oxfam Novib public fundsCOCIN Community Development ProgramWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05811-03:NGOxfam Noviboung Men's Christian Association of Nigeria (YMCA) will focus on implementing the project in Nasarawa State. Young Men Christian Association of Nigeria will trained eleven (11) field officers and fifty five(55) village agents in Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA) methodologies. These trained officers will then facilitate the stepping down of the training for 8 250 VSLA members on community-based micro-credit scheme, entrepreneurship and leadership. During the year, the field officers will identify strong 50 women leaders from the savings groups that will be further trained and certified as village agents. The 55 village agents will help spread the formation of new groups quickly to reach the desired number by end of year. Oxfam will carryout community engagement and relationship building based on gender analysis and power mapping to address the underlying causes to vulnerability. Oxfam will empower the members of the VSLAs to be able to lead in awareness creation on gender related issuesand balance gender roles. On average, each member of a VS<(>&<)>LA will influence 2 external people among which her/his partner. Father#s groups will be formed to interface with VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities on gender relations. Male members of VS<(>&<)>LAs will be represented in father#s groups to bridge the gap between VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities. Oxfam staff and trained field officers will use the Women#s Economic Leadership (WEL) and the Women#s Economic Empowerment (WEE) knowledge hub resources to facilitate these discussions and promote regular contact between the VS<(>&<)>LA groups and support services. At the end of the process, at least 44 change agents will emerge from VS<(>&<)>LA and father#s groups: 936 strong female leaders and 18 male gender champions/models.Oxfam NovibYoung Men's Christian Association MEstablished in 1969, YMCA Mada Hills is an affiliate of the Young men#s Christian Association of Nigeria. The organisation#s mission is to facilitate relevant community based programmes and services that empower young people and the vulnerable on the basis of equality and justice and for self-reliance. YMCA Hills in Lafia is a local partner to Oxfam Novib in project VSLA and Empower @ Scale. oung Men's Christian Association of Nigeria (YMCA) will focus on implementing the project in Nasarawa State. Young Men Christian Association of Nigeria will trained eleven (11) field officers and fifty five(55) village agents in Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA) methodologies. These trained officers will then facilitate the stepping down of the training for 1500 VSLA members on community-based micro-credit scheme, entrepreneurship and leadership. During the year, the field officers will identify strong 50 women leaders from the savings groups that will be further trained and certified as village agents. The 55 village agents will help spread the formation of new groups quickly to reach the desired number by end of year. Oxfam will carryout community engagement and relationship building based on gender analysis and power mapping to address the underlying causes to vulnerability. Oxfam will empower the members of the VSLAs to be able to lead in awareness creation on gender related issuesand balance gender roles. On average, each member of a VS<(>&<)>LA will influence 2 external people among which her/hispartner. Father#s groups will be formed to interface with VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities on gender relations. Male members of VS<(>&<)>LAs will be represented in father#s groups to bridge the gap between VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities. Oxfam staff and trainedfield officers will use the Women#s EconomicLeadership (WEL) and the Women#s Economic Empowerment (WEE) knowledge hub resources to facilitate these discussions and promote regular contact between the VS<(>&<)>LA groups and support services. At the end of theprocess, at least 30 change agents will emerge from VS<(>&<)>LA and father#s groups: 500 strong female leaders and 10 male gender champions/models.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Nigeria11.9934 5.757480The right to a sustainable livelihood36344 14932 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 14932Oxfam Spain own funds OESYoung Men's Christian Association M21412 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib21412Oxfam Novib public fundsYoung Men's Christian Association MWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05811-04:NGOxfam NovibNigerian Association of Women in Agriculture (NAWIA) will focus on implementing the project in Benue State. Nigerian Association of Women in Agriculture (NAWIA) will trained nine (9) field officers and forty five (45) village agents in Village Savingsand LoansAssociation (VSLA) methodologies. These trained officers will then facilitate the stepping down of the training for 6750 VSLA members on community-based micro-credit scheme, entrepreneurship and leadership. During the year, the field officers will identify strong 50 women leaders from the savings groups that will be further trained and certified as village agents. The 45 village agents will help spread the formation of new groups quickly to reach the desired number by end of year.Oxfam NovibNigerian Association of Women in AgOXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Nigeria7.30286 8.718480The right to a sustainable livelihood30289 12444 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 12444Oxfam Spain own funds OESNigerian Association of Women in Ag17845 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib17845Oxfam Novib public fundsNigerian Association of Women in AgWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05834-02:PSOxfam NovibESDC will contribute to the following activities :Light rehabilitation of 3,200 dunums of land including associated technical support in integrated resource management: 10 on-farm solar-powered water storage points; rain water harvesting and rehabilitation of springs; 40 water harvest cisterns; solar powered irrigation systems and computerized low pressure water management system; rehabilitation of 2 artisan wells and installation of solar pumps; installation of irrigation pipes and carrier line; upgrading of the wastewater treatment plant; three water cement tanks. Environmental protection will be mainstreamed into all the integrated land and water models, some of which have pilot elements such as solar energy use in irrigation systems, and dissemination of sustainable agricultural techniques such as the use of compost and mulching during land rehabilitation.Oxfam NovibEconomic and Social Development CenESDC complies with Palestinian labour law; employees are covered with health insurance and the insurance to the offices; there is vehicle insurance and social insurance for guests ,The ESDC has a board of directors with a well-defined and written mandate. The board provides the organizations with oversight and accountability and does regular up-keep of business records. ESDC#s mission statement is also available. Finally, there are mechanisms and structures for ensuring participatory management by the organization's top management. It is worth noting that ESDC was an ISO 9001 certified, which is a positive point for them in regards to governance structure. They are well organized in term of their procedures and policies. Some procedures are in place but not systemized. They havea written complaint system, although it needs further work. It also needs to develop an operational manual. ESDC is governed by an elected, multidisciplinary Board of Directors (BoD). The BoD consists of 9 members, 6 men and 3 women. The term of the BoD is two years, after which elections are held and the General Assembly elects the new BoD. ESDC is governed by the following core values: Equality, Democracy, Partnership, Cooperation, Transparency, Integrity, Social Justice, Civil Peace. ESDC staff consists of more than twenty full time employees specialized in capacity building of cooperatives and community based organizations (CBOs), agriculture, water and environment. The staff work from one of ESDC's three offices: Ramallah, Gaza and Tubas. ESDC#s general assembly consists of 26 members from both genders, where members are from different areas and specializations in the field of development. They meet at least one time every year. The board of directors consists of 9members elected by the general assembly members every two years.ESDC staff consists of more than twenty full time employees specialized in capacity building of cooperatives and community#based organizations, agriculture, water and environment based on three offices in Ramallah, Gaza and Tubas. For the complaint system: the system primarily uses emails and letters, as well as oral complains. All methods of communication are put into the complaint system. Vision: A Palestinian cooperative society that is economically independent and socially just Mission: Eventuating Integrated Development in Palestine through Economic <(>&<)> Social Empowerment for the target groups ESDC continues to align its organizational values withthe internationally-accepted co-operative principles. It also upholds the values of transparency, integrity and accountability, social justice, and peace. ESDC recognizes itself as a member of civil society in Palestine. Its stated strategic objective within the development programme: 1. To contribute in the national endeavours in improving the livelihood <(>&<)> food Security for the target groups. 2. To increase the capacities of civil society organization, including cooperatives in providing relevant services to their members <(>&<)> communities. 3. To reinforce the gender equitable <(>&<)> equity in ESDC's operations <(>&<)> activities. 4. To build the capacities of ESDC to be more efficient and effective in management <(>&<)> supervision. Target Beneficiaries: CBOs , small scale farmers , vulnerable groups(youth, women) and vulnerable areas that are affected from displacement, the wall and settlers violence, communities who are vulnerable to food insecurity. ESDC#s geographical focus is in all of the West Bank and Gaza Strip with a main focus in rural areas and vulnerable communities (for Vulnerability definition ESDC uses definitions from national publications,UN OCHA, and other related organizations). ESDC#s understanding of partnership: As a local NGO, they share a common objective with internationalNGOs and donors to meet and work with each other to achieve agreed objectives. The local partner brings technical expertise and relationships with local communities, where the international and donor partners contribute financially and in developing thecapacities of the local partner. They also the international skills and capabilities particularly in terms of advocacy and lobbying. Therefore, the agreed objectives are achieved through collective action from both partners , each of them participate within the scope of their capacity. ESDC has a mechanism to identify beneficiaries in their work and are accountable to them through a well defined, organized system for beneficiary selection. ESDC ensures participation of all community members in the developmentof selectioncriteria and the selection process. ESDC presents the list of beneficiaries to the local community, receives feedback on it, and ifthere is a complaint, feedback, or a contradiction, they are open to discuss.They have a system for selectingtarget groups with communities and involving local communities in all project stages: announcing the project in communities, setting criteria with communities, involving communities in needs assessments, designing the interventions, promoting the project, selecting beneficiaries, involving local communities in the selection of beneficiaries, monitoring the progress of projects. ESDC also publishes projects details on their website. ESDC is also accountable to its target group through a feedback system, in which complaints and any notes in regard to activities and other issues related to implementation and activities, can be sent and addressed. ESDC also has forms to measure beneficiary satisfaction. However, this system should be more organized. ESDCrequires more capacity building in this area including mechanism to ensure regular reporting. Level of accountability and transparency is good in general but needs a stronger documentation system that is integrated into their operational manual and M<(>&<)>E system. ESDC works very closely with farmers and CBOs especially cooperatives, and support them in term of capacity building, marketing legislation issues, and with line ministries on the Cooperative Law. Therefore, ESDC is strategically focusedonthe rights of farmers, policy and legislation that influences them and lobbying with other organization to improve farmers' situation. ESDC defines Vulnerability according to the country context, clusters' definitions and UN agencies especially UNOCHA. They need to systemize their work according to this criteria, and not change on a project by project basis. ESDC has its own gender strategy and give preference to female headed households as target groups, as wellas female producers and women#s cooperatives. ESDC has both internal and external evaluations for its projects to measure impact and outcomes.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.6497 35.16207The right to a sustainable livelihood1846688 86561 166696 134449 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 134449Oxfam Belgium back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen134449 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 134449Oxfam Belgium back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen179265 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 179265Oxfam Belgium back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen296340 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 296340Oxfam Belgium back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen209779 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 209779Oxfam Belgium back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen279705 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 279705Oxfam Belgium back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen209779 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 209779Oxfam Belgium back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen209779 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 209779Oxfam Belgium back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen279705 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 279705Oxfam Belgium back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen166696 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 166696Oxfam Belgium back donorEconomic and Social Development CenWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05834-03:PSOxfam NovibPFU will be responsible for Participatory gendered capacity development assessments of the Legal Affairs Department, Land Affairs Department and 3 district-level offices; provision of tailored capacity development package; capacity development in land and water practices to 15 farmer groups/cooperatives; gender audit and technical support to 10 mixed cooperatives to develop gender-inclusive measures; women#s economic leadership training sessions; #Women and agriculture# workshops; capacity building on land issues; advocacy training for CBOs/farmer groups; policy papers on land rights and protection and investment in Area C; roundtables; lobby trip; campaign on land rights; investment platforms and farmers councils in Area C.Oxfam NovibPalestinian Farmers UnionRegistered as a Cooperative Federation under the law of the Ministry of Interior ,PFU is registered in the ministry of Interior Affairs, registration No. (QR-245-A). PFU represents farmer organizations all over the oPt. It has a very small number of employees, who are over loaded. Each of the staff members take different responsibilities, which according to financial resources, has not given ample opportunities to expand the number of employees. The board is diverse and from different geographical areas.PFU includes (12) member Farmers Associations from all the Palestinian Districts, these Associations includes (5831) farmers. The head of each of the 12 associations are board member (9 in West Bank and 3 in Gaza Strip) PFU works with (76) Cooperative Associations, including (3040)members. PFU has a democratic structure, with members organized in associations at regional (district) level (12) of which 2 representatives go to the general assembly (every year) at national level were mayor decisions are taken (strategic orientations, new members). PFU is leaded by a board of directors consists of (11) elected members by PFU general Assembly. PFU works on implementing its goals through (6) employees and it has (8) offices (7) of them are located in the West Bank and only one office is in Gaza Strip.PFU#s understanding of partnership: to have an agreement based on the objective of the partnership and programme. The tools to implement this is an arguable thing and can be modified , but the main issue to have the same objective and interest among partners. Real partnership is a process that begins from design. This process continues through implementation, reviewing the work , extracting lessons learned and continuing work to reach the target and objectives of this partnership. They have transparency mechanism in selection beneficiaries and keep control over the selection process from the beginning of the selection to the end. PFU keeps information flow within the union and members. They have an open process, which they think needs to be more documented. They are accountable to their members and beneficiaries. They do not have a written complaints system but they do it as part of their work. In their annual plan they represent accountability indicator asone of the ways to measure the strength of the organization.As a union of farmers associations there is no direct relation with beneficiaries as they implement through the member association. However, in projects the selection criteria either beem: - Through agreement with those member organizations on the selection criteria of the beneficiaries - Using the selection criteria of the project proposal PFU ensures they target the appropriate beneficiaries through close monitoring of the process from thebeginning: through random selection to the evaluation in the end of the project. They already have a questionnaire called the Implementation Services Questionnaire that they use to manage selection. They involve the beneficiaries in all stages through orientation workshops, progress updates and other tools to make them responsible for the project. Examples include requiring beneficiaries to pay community contributions for equipment, seedlings, etc. If beneficiaries have a complaint from a member organization he or she can submit to the Union who will follow the case and find a solution. The complain system is not well developed and the process needs more work. They have a supervising body that will monitor and follow up with complaints.PFU works veryclosely with farmers and farmers organization to represent their problems, work on their rights and advocate on behalf of farmers for sensitive problem they face.PFU is focused on the rights of farmers, including policy and legislation that influences themand lobbying withother organization to improve farmers# situation. PFU targets small scale farmers all over the West Bank and Gaza Strip who own rain fed land ranging from 5- 10 dunums. They put special attention to women farmers or producers and give them preference in selection. They expect to build the capacity of farmers organizations to enable them to defend their rights and benefits, and Improve the economical status of small scale farmers through increase their participation of cooperatives.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.6497 35.16207The right to a sustainable livelihood353770 -3734823507 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 23507Oxfam Belgium back donorPalestinian Farmers Union23507 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 23507Oxfam Belgium back donorPalestinian Farmers Union31342 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 31342Oxfam Belgium back donorPalestinian Farmers Union41312 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 41312Oxfam Belgium back donorPalestinian Farmers Union41312 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 41312Oxfam Belgium back donorPalestinian Farmers Union55083 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 55083Oxfam Belgium back donorPalestinian Farmers Union41312 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 41312Oxfam Belgium back donorPalestinian Farmers Union55083 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 55083Oxfam Belgium back donorPalestinian Farmers Union3964 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 3964Oxfam Belgium back donorPalestinian Farmers Union-2384Oxfam Belgium back donor2384 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2384Unders/overspending Donor FundsWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05834-04:PSOxfam NovibRWDS responsible establishment of two grape leave business and one snap freezing company by: setting up 30 dunums of grape leaves farm; technical training in sustainable agricultural practices; food processing; business planning and marketing; provision of materials and equipment; exchange visits; marketing activities. Expansion of elite breed farms and veterinary services public private partnerships (PPPs) including equipping of mobile clinics and veterinary campaigns; research; experimentation; and training and awareness raising on hydroponic green fodder production.Oxfam NovibRural Women's Development SocietyRural Women#s Development Society (RWDS) is a Palestinian non-governmental organization working in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip. Founded in 1987 as the women#s group in Palestinian Agricultural Relief Committees (PARC), RWDS is now independentlyregistered with the Palestinian Authority under RA-287-C. RWDS has a strong and respected grassroots presence in rural communities and 3000+women members in a network of 60 women#s clubs. Our unique structure, geographic breadth and large core of dedicated, grassroots volunteers distinguish RWDS from other Palestinian women#s organizations.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.6497 35.16207The right to a sustainable livelihood270592 3201 12348 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 12348Oxfam Belgium back donorRural Women's Development Society12348 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 12348Oxfam Belgium back donorRural Women's Development Society16464 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 16464Oxfam Belgium back donorRural Women's Development Society34415 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 34415Oxfam Belgium back donorRural Women's Development Society34415 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 34415Oxfam Belgium back donorRural Women's Development Society45887 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 45887Oxfam Belgium back donorRural Women's Development Society34415 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 34415Oxfam Belgium back donorRural Women's Development Society34415 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 34415Oxfam Belgium back donorRural Women's Development Society45887 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 45887Oxfam Belgium back donorRural Women's Development Society2408 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 2408Oxfam Belgium back donorRural Women's Development SocietyWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05834-05:PSOxfam NovibOxfam#s role will be to provide direct oversight and management to enable the timely and quality implementation of the action; ensure action-level monitoring, evaluation, and reporting; ensure partnership management including transfer of technical expertise to local partners. It will maintain an overview of the external environment, in order to assess external risks that might hinder upon theaction and seek mitigation and management of risks together with partners and key stakeholders. Oxfam will also, together with partners, be responsible for having up to date knowledge of ongoing initiatives in Area C, including EU-funded ones, in order to draw technical linkages and to capitalize learning in order to amplify the impact of the action. Oxfam will alsobe directly responsible forthe implementation of a number of interventions and activities, including GAL; organizing a VRA/PCVA workshop; developing together with PFU an advocacy capacity building program; international advocacy actions, including establishing links between national land campaigns and Oxfam#s global campaigns (GROW, against land grabbing); and the continuous advocacy follow-up of EU policies and actions. Oxfam focuses on results and the timely delivery of quality program requirements,including quality monitoring, evaluation, accountability and learning (MEAL).Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib has been active in the Occupied Palestinian Territory/Israel (OPT/I) since 1982 and working with Palestinian refugees in Lebanon since the mid 1980s. It has built up a strong network of relationships with local NGOs and counts among its localcounterparts some of the largest and most professional NGOs in various sectors. It has accompanied these NGOs in their development from ad hoc volunteer groups to sizeable professional institutions with national outreach. At the same time the conceptualisation of the programme has evolved from three country programs in the early 1990s to a program for Palestinians in the Middle East (PME) working withPalestinians in OPT, Israel and Lebanon. The programme has changed over the years with the establishment of the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the mid-1990s from a focus on support and service provision at a grassroots level and grassroots mobilization, to working towards influencing the establishment of the PA, its lawmaking and supporting building a democratic state # this involved supporting efforts of Palestinian civil society to build the basis for a democratic Palestinian state with room for civil participation, ensuring inclusion of vulnerable groups, refugees and women, and shaping its laws and systems. Oxfam Novib has also supported partners that are working on the provision of humanitarian assistance, response preparedness and conflict transformation. We have also supported partners in the provision of health services, access to quality education and gender justice.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.6497 35.16207The right to a sustainable livelihood94712 291204 366691 194937 1945 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1945CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-1945 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1945CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic7607Oxfam Belgium back donor3939Oxfam Belgium back donor12464Oxfam Belgium back donor15177Oxfam Belgium back donor14436Oxfam Belgium back donor10504Oxfam Belgium back donor14908Oxfam Belgium back donor15679Oxfam Belgium back donor18204Oxfam Belgium back donor19078Oxfam Belgium back donor3545Oxfam Belgium back donor20281 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib20281Oxfam Novib public funds-1662Oxfam Belgium back donor18492Oxfam Belgium back donor26817Oxfam Belgium back donor27381Oxfam Belgium back donor35341Oxfam Belgium back donor29763Oxfam Belgium back donor18201Oxfam Belgium back donor24054Oxfam Belgium back donor26374Oxfam Belgium back donor25334Oxfam Belgium back donor23543Oxfam Belgium back donor34400Oxfam Belgium back donor36953Oxfam Belgium back donor-870Oxfam Belgium back donor23182Oxfam Belgium back donor25495Oxfam Belgium back donor24356Oxfam Belgium back donor-91Oxfam Belgium back donor24617Oxfam Belgium back donor23054Oxfam Belgium back donor28992Oxfam Belgium back donor35335Oxfam Belgium back donor79423Oxfam Belgium back donor-20281 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-20281Oxfam Novib public funds28585Oxfam Belgium back donor51083Oxfam Belgium back donor20119Oxfam Belgium back donor3071 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3071CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic48112Oxfam Belgium back donor-3071 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-3071CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic18120Oxfam Belgium back donor15147Oxfam Belgium back donor3515Oxfam Belgium back donor9947Oxfam Belgium back donor25867Oxfam Belgium back donor2970 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2970CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic39 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib39CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic18 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib18CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic793Oxfam Belgium back donor13038 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13038CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-14288 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-14288CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05862-03:VNOxfam NovibAs lead applicant, Oxfam will take overall management and coordination responsibility in the project. Oxfam will take a leading role in the comprehensive cost-benefit calculations of CBGT deployment for agri-MSEs, creation of market linkage, influencing and mobilizing cooperation of government agencies and financial institutions. Oxfam will play an expert role for activities around organizingcollective actions, faciliating multi-stakeholder dialogues, using gendered participatory learning action tools. Oxfam will providea programme team consisting of specialists in private sector engagement in value chain development and practice and policy influencing, renewable energy advisor, gender specialist, MEL specialist, knowledge management and communicationadvisor and an engaged member of senior management in high level policy influencing platforms at provincial and central level. Where necessary, Oxfam will mobilise its network of Oxfam climate change and sustainable production global advisors to bring inbroader international experience.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn Vietnam , Oxfam is one of the leading international, non -governmental organisation. Since 1955, Oxfam is active in Vietnam withhumanitarian interventions and started development work in the late 1980's. Today, Oxfam works in 26 provinces with people, governments and civil society to promote equality and well-being through social and economic change.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood35208 155868 167578 164169 182901 18488 19465European Union EU Euronaid-19234European Union EU Euronaid1062 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1062CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-446European Union EU Euronaid114European Union EU Euronaid-6510European Union EU Euronaid2338Oxfam Novib public funds24913European Union EU Euronaid2864Oxfam Novib public funds10643European Union EU Euronaid15664Matching Funds596Oxfam Novib public funds11090European Union EU Euronaid148Matching Funds-584Oxfam Novib public funds9062European Union EU Euronaid-11266Matching Funds11266Oxfam Novib public funds7810European Union EU Euronaid233Matching Funds7257European Union EU Euronaid10462Matching Funds10Oxfam Novib public funds7699European Union EU Euronaid5Matching Funds10878European Union EU Euronaid7472European Union EU Euronaid11550Matching Funds7448European Union EU Euronaid3Matching Funds12230European Union EU Euronaid8284European Union EU Euronaid17165European Union EU Euronaid11388European Union EU Euronaid109Oxfam Novib public funds9007European Union EU Euronaid8347European Union EU Euronaid955Oxfam Novib public funds11278European Union EU Euronaid8075European Union EU Euronaid7847Matching Funds7480European Union EU Euronaid-34Matching Funds13778European Union EU Euronaid8463European Union EU Euronaid22078European Union EU Euronaid3892Matching Funds20151European Union EU Euronaid8499Matching Funds31367European Union EU Euronaid8499Matching Funds-20151European Union EU Euronaid-8499Matching Funds12785European Union EU Euronaid13653European Union EU Euronaid10636European Union EU Euronaid10470European Union EU Euronaid10738European Union EU Euronaid15647European Union EU Euronaid11355European Union EU Euronaid14554European Union EU Euronaid11465European Union EU Euronaid10880European Union EU Euronaid24148European Union EU Euronaid12516European Union EU Euronaid16548European Union EU Euronaid15210European Union EU Euronaid10233European Union EU Euronaid11823European Union EU Euronaid25928European Union EU Euronaid9799European Union EU Euronaid11964European Union EU Euronaid16698European Union EU Euronaid10955European Union EU Euronaid19846European Union EU Euronaid12965European Union EU Euronaid12159European Union EU Euronaid30026European Union EU Euronaid10505European Union EU Euronaid4325European Union EU Euronaid1918European Union EU Euronaid3128European Union EU Euronaid9116European Union EU Euronaid453European Union EU Euronaid11939European Union EU EuronaidImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced national governments or global actors in adopting/monitoring the implementation of gender sensitive policies promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversitypieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced national governments or global actors in adopting/monitoring the implementation of gender sensitive policies promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversitycases where Oxfam/partners influenced national governments or global actors in adopting/monitoring the implementation of gender sensitive policies promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05862-04:VNOxfam NovibCCS will be responsible for the high-quality implementation of CBGT transfer and training activities as described in the proposal. CCS will introduce technical designs of the biomass gasification equipment to local service providers and train them to produce and maintain the equipment. In addition, mechanical enterprises will be trained on CBGT#s comprehensive benefits and marketing capacity in order to further promote CBGT to other users beyond the Action#s scope. It is assumed that local mechanical enterprises are open to learning new techniques and have business interest to promote CBGT to increase their income. CCS will lead a consultant team to conduct a gender-disaggregated survey on energy consumption by MSEs in tea, fruit, corn and cassava processing, biomass availability and utilization, and mechanical capacity in the four target provinces in order to gather specific details of the local situation forfine-tuning interventions.Oxfam NovibCenter for Creativity & SustainabilFounded on 3rd September 2013, CCS was a response to the need of sustaining the success of Sustainable Product Innovation project (SPIN: http://www.switch-asia.eu/projects/spin-vcl/). This is a project funded by the EU from 2010 to 2014 as a part of the SWITCH-ASIA program and is dedicated to creating innovative changes to product design, packaging and production among small and medium size enterprises (SMEs) in Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia, with the ultimate goal of promoting sustainable development in these countries. CCS set its vision to become a leading R<(>&<)>D, consultancy and capacity building organization in the field of promoting SustainableConsumption and Production (SCP) in Vietnam. The Center#s main mission is to promote sustainability in Vietnam through the implementation of R<(>&<)>D, sustainability consultancy, and capacity building activities. CCS#s current activities still revolves around implementation of innovative businesses for 03 main brands: (1) Green Street (Hang Xanh) for sustainable product innovation; (2) Elegance (Tinh Te) for development of renewable energy and clean technology solutions; and (3) i-Nature for organic zero-waste agriculture.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood398940 269058 245256 -107000 100008247330469 incoming transaction European Union 30469European Union EU EuronaidCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil155282 incoming transaction European Union 155282European Union EU EuronaidCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil31813 incoming transaction European Union 31813European Union EU EuronaidCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil63016 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 63016Oxfam America own funds OUSCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil134529 incoming transaction European Union 134529European Union EU EuronaidCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil55924 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 55924Oxfam America own funds OUSCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil46793 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 46793Oxfam America own funds OUSCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil-83590 incoming transaction European Union -83590European Union EU EuronaidCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil33985 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 33985Oxfam America own funds OUSCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil1 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 1Oxfam America own funds OUSCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil24606 incoming transaction OXFAM HONGKONG 24606Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHKCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil24999 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib24999Oxfam Novib public fundsCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil-1 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil149259 incoming transaction European Union 149259European Union EU EuronaidCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil52997 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib52997Matching FundsCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil30000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 30000Oxfam America own funds OUSCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil3000 incoming transaction OXFAM HONGKONG 3000Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHKCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil57000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 57000Oxfam America own funds OUSCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil-118940 incoming transaction OXFAM USA -118940Oxfam America own funds OUSCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil120000 incoming transaction European Union 120000European Union EU EuronaidCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil-1060 incoming transaction OXFAM USA -1060Oxfam America own funds OUSCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil-42000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA -42000Oxfam America own funds OUSCenter for Creativity & Sustainabil42000 incoming transaction European Union 42000European Union EU EuronaidCenter for Creativity & SustainabilWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen participated in project activitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen participated in project activitiesWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.Women was provided with VCBG gasifiersmen living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.Men provided with VCBG gasifiersNL-KVK-27108436-A-05863-02:VNOxfam NovibOverall objective of the project: Ethnic minority women in Lao Cai province are entitled to economic empowerment through active participation and decent income from the sustainable development of the indigenous pig value chain. - To be implemented at 4communes in Muong Khuong district and 3 communes in Bac Ha district - 780 households benefit directly from project activities (3,120 direct beneficiaries, including 1,170 adult women) - 930 ethnic minority women benefit directly from project activities(equivalent to 80%) - 60 women become individuals / leaders that make changes - 15,000 indirect beneficiaries (5,600 women) To achieve the overall objective, the project proposes three groups of changes, corresponding to the project final results, including i) improving husbandry and business cooperation, ii) economic empowerment for EMW, and iii) creating a favorable policy environment.Oxfam NovibLao Cai Department of AgricultureLao Cai Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is a government agency operating under Vietnam Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Its organizational structures include Agricultural extention center, Fisheries Center, Agriculture seed-breeding center, Animal health department, Forest ranger, Plant protection department. DARD#s mandate focuses on rural livelihoods development which shares some similarities with Oxfam#s . Lao Cai DARD has implemented a wealth of programmes and projects that are relevant to the initiatives with funding from government and international agencies. Lao Cai Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has a long term relationship with Oxfams, particularly OGB. The agency works closely with OGB to implement various development programs that contribute to the province#s poverty reduction, women empowerment and agricultural development. Recently, Oxfam has developed strategic partnership with Lao Cai DARD to support farmers groups participated in various agricultural value chains, in which black pigs for ethnic minority women producer groups are typical example. Lao Cai DARD was the a key partner to implement OGB#s projects #Enhancing access to and control over quality production extension and market services for the poor through farmer#s groups in LaoCai# in the period 2004-2007, #Sustainable livelihood development and Ethnic minority diversity in Lao Cai province# in the period 2007- 2011 and #Enhancing women#s economic leadership of ethinic minority women through market intervention in Lao Cai province# in the period 2011-2015. Lao Cai DARD was in charge of the components of access to agricultural services, market information and climate change adaptation in agriculture sector. It has used successful models, good practices, and lesson learnt from previous projects# implementation to scale up activities in the province or to advocate for policy change at provincial and national levels.Cowater Sogema Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam22.4761 103.9734The right to a sustainable livelihood31775 62140 39444 515 4218Cowater Sogema4781Cowater Sogema6851Cowater Sogema4393Cowater Sogema5375Cowater Sogema6158Cowater Sogema6288Cowater Sogema3160Cowater Sogema-67Cowater Sogema2567Cowater Sogema4257Cowater Sogema4242Cowater Sogema7438Cowater Sogema6006Cowater Sogema4881Cowater Sogema6813Cowater Sogema5534Cowater Sogema4925Cowater Sogema6096Cowater Sogema4680Cowater Sogema4430Cowater Sogema5941Cowater Sogema3787Cowater Sogema6641Cowater Sogema-2145Cowater Sogema370Cowater Sogema3473Cowater Sogema3467Cowater Sogema6000Cowater Sogema2701Cowater Sogema97Cowater Sogema-415Cowater Sogema930Cowater Sogema1625Cowater Sogema-1625 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1625Unders/overspending Donor FundsImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Shifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.women, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.men, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05863-03:VNOxfam NovibOverall objective of the project: Ethnic minority women in Lao Cai province are entitled to economic empowerment through active participation and decent income from the sustainable development of the indigenous pig value chain. - To be implemented at 4communes in Muong Khuong district and 3 communes in Bac Ha district - 780 households benefit directly from project activities (3,120 direct beneficiaries, including 1,170 adult women) - 930 ethnic minority women benefit directly from project activities(equivalent to 80%) - 60 women become individuals / leaders that make changes - 15,000 indirect beneficiaries (5,600 women) To achieve the overall objective, the project proposes three groups of changes, corresponding to the project final results, including i) improving husbandry and business cooperation, ii) economic empowerment for EMW, and iii) creating a favorable policy environment.Oxfam NovibLao Cai Department of AgricultureLao Cai Department of Agriculture and Rural Development is a government agency operating under Vietnam Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Its organizational structures include Agricultural extention center, Fisheries Center, Agriculture seed-breeding center, Animal health department, Forest ranger, Plant protection department. DARD#s mandate focuses on rural livelihoods development which shares some similarities with Oxfam#s . Lao Cai DARD has implemented a wealth of programmes and projects that are relevant to the initiatives with funding from government and international agencies. Lao Cai Department of Agriculture and Rural Development has a long term relationship with Oxfams, particularly OGB. The agency works closely with OGB to implement various development programs that contribute to the province#s poverty reduction, women empowerment and agricultural development. Recently, Oxfam has developed strategic partnership with Lao Cai DARD to support farmers groups participated in various agricultural value chains, in which black pigs for ethnic minority women producer groups are typical example. Lao Cai DARD was the a key partner to implement OGB#s projects #Enhancing access to and control over quality production extension and market services for the poor through farmer#s groups in LaoCai# in the period 2004-2007, #Sustainable livelihood development and Ethnic minority diversity in Lao Cai province# in the period 2007- 2011 and #Enhancing women#s economic leadership of ethinic minority women through market intervention in Lao Cai province# in the period 2011-2015. Lao Cai DARD was in charge of the components of access to agricultural services, market information and climate change adaptation in agriculture sector. It has used successful models, good practices, and lesson learnt from previous projects# implementation to scale up activities in the province or to advocate for policy change at provincial and national levels.Cowater Sogema Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood210907 0 -68493138437 incoming transaction Cowater Sogema 138437Cowater SogemaLao Cai Department of Agriculture-66457 incoming transaction Cowater Sogema -66457Cowater SogemaLao Cai Department of Agriculture-5524 incoming transaction Cowater Sogema -5524Cowater SogemaLao Cai Department of Agriculture71981 incoming transaction Cowater Sogema 71981Cowater SogemaLao Cai Department of Agriculture3977 incoming transaction Cowater Sogema 3977Cowater SogemaLao Cai Department of Agriculture-2674 incoming transaction Cowater Sogema -2674Cowater SogemaLao Cai Department of AgricultureImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.Shifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.women, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.men, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05868-02:UGOxfam NovibThe project aims to contribute in strengthening the civil society organizations and alliances to claim and exercise the right to quality education, constructively participate, engage and influence peace process and policies. 2.1.1. # of Public accountability forums organized between citizens and duty bearers with ½ of action points addressed or followed by CSO#s with authorities 2.1.2. # of Community meetings, dialogues supported on governance and service delivery with 40% in attendance being females 2.1.3. Improved public perceptions regarding social cohesion, reconciliation, as well as delivery and citizen engagement with authorities because of active participation and spaces created to dialogue on pertinent issues, including those related to the peace process.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda0.31569 32.57811The right to life and security51134 52914 157910 9Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor936Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor533Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor9691Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2063Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor12931Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2087Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2660Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2203Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-7223Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor25246Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3683Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor318 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib318CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-312Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor847Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-318 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-318CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic3357Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1885Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2147Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3882Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10229Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3711Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-6079Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3125Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2254Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3998Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor20187Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor576Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3989Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor823Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor425Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1424Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5856Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor13570Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6833Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor12832Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-2802Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor504Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor23267Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor888 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib888CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic90612Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-888 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-888CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-31Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05868-03:UGOxfam NovibYouth Social Advocacy Team (YSAT) aims at supporting young people in Rhino refugee settlement camp, North-western Uganda, to develop their leadership and peace-building skills. These young people are trained as Peace Ambassadors in conflict mitigation and prevention skills such as mediation, negotiation and facilitating community dialogues. These Peace Ambassadors are responsible for monitoring potential event hot-spots. For example, Peace Ambassadors volunteer to steward local football tournaments held inside the settlement Camp to prevent potential riots breaking out and to discourage violence. For example during the 2018 World Cup there was an incident where a fight broke out resulting in four deaths . The Youth Social Advocacy Team Peace Ambassadors work together to prevent similar incidents from occurring. The teams also runs a flagship entrepreneurial competition each year, which encourages young people to pitch their own business idea to the panel for a chance to win a small pot of seed funding to transform their idea into reality. The competition encourages young people to think creatively about how they can generate income without relying on the job market, when formal employment opportunities are scarce. The Youth Social Advocacy Team also runs entrepreneurial training classes to help young people to prepare for the competition. . The organization also conducts advocacy and outreach programmes in Rhino Camp about the dangers of domestic violence and child marriage. By end of June, 2019 approximately 10,000 people across 32 villages had been trained on sexual and gender based violence prevention and mitigation. YSAT mission is to create a Platform for Youth advocacy where SGBV, Youth - Unemployment, Gender Inequality will No- longer be a threat in our Society while integrating the Culture of Peaceful Co-existence among the Refugees <(>&<)> between them with Host Community. Youth Social Advocacy Team (YSAT) will continue to build peaceful coexistence with host communities, supporting refugees# awareness of and engagement in South Sudan peace processes, addressingyouth idleness and poverty as a strategy for conflict mitigation. Youth Social Advocacy Team (YSAT) through this project will buildpeaceful coexistence with host communities, supportingrefugees# awareness of and engagement in South Sudan peace processes, addressing youth idleness and poverty as a strategy for conflict mitigation . YSAT will work to achieve the above themes through an improved peaceful coexistence among the refugees especially South Sudanese and between them with host communities, improved Youth participation in peace initiatives through Non Violent Actions, Youth Peace Ambassadors Networks well connected, An Empowered Youth <(>&<)> Women Voices in public participation on decision making and leadership, networking, conducting exchange visits to share experiencesamong Refugee YouthOxfam NovibYouth Social Advocacy teamIn 2014, we saw Refugee Youth being the victims of the conflict and all forms of violence#s in South Sudan while escaping the 2013 Crisis, during transits, in reception Centers and in the clusters where they were settled by Office Prime Minister. We understood that Peaceful coexistence, love hope and recovery was vital given the high level of trauma, communities need to have a strong voice tostand for their needs. The gap between NGOs and Refugee Youth in the communities has to be bridged in a conflict sensitive manner as well as recognizing the Youth as potential partners for Peace and that led to the foundation of Youth Social Advocacy Team. In June 2015, Five Young people (John Jal Dak, Amuna Vivian, Jacob Nhial Bol, Tabule Geoffrey, Narcisse Bakouroua) came up with an idea of Advocating for Youth Voices calling for Peace in Rhino Camp luckily our Team leader john Jal Dak was nominated for the UNHCR Global Refugee Youth Consultations (GRYC) and while the final report was released, we got our organization name was add the word #Youth# that excite us given our founders being all young people, we resolved to rename Social Advocacy Team as #Youth Social Advocacy Team# . In July 2016 Full constitution was drafted, membership was established and key Voluntary Positions of Chairperson, Vice, Secretary General, Treasurer and Information were fully established. In March 2017, we got our registration as a community based organization and during the Word Refuge Day 2017, we were offered Office Space by DRC,UNHCR and OPM Jointly in Ocea A Village behind CatholicChurch of Nationals, this was our first recognition as one of the first refugee led CBOs in Rhino to start freshly in Uganda. In September 2017, we got our first partnership with r0g Agency in Berlinto implement #defyhatenow project. The organization attracted 26Youth Volunteers but with only 4 Female Volunteers the lowest ever# but now we are happy that we have more than 10 females and Advocate for more in order to close the gap. YSAT is in a process of registering as a National NGO in Uganda and South Sudan. 2. ACHIEVEMENTS We have created awareness about peaceful coexistence to over 10,000 Youth, Women and Children through open air Music concerts,Dialogues, and conferences since 2017 in RhinoCamp and Omugo Extension. YSAT initiated the resolution of Tika Refugee Conflict, calling for the first ever Inter Cultural Dialogue for South Sudanese Refugees targeting the 64 tribes of South Sudanese Refugees as Non Violent Action to reconcile and heal the broken relationship between the communities that fought, as we talk now, Tika was announced during the Peace Campaign we held in Ocea Zone in January 2019 as #Peaceful Zone# by OPM/UNHCR jointly. We were able to partner with 6 Renown National <(>&<)> International Organizations including Oxfam Novib, Norwegian Peoples Aid (NPA), and r0g Agency for Open Culture in Berlin, African Non Profit Chore (ANCHOR), The Nexus Fund, PeaceTech Lab. We were able to record 80,000 USD Grant Fundsin the 2018/19 Fiscal Yearfor YSAT. In 2018 we completed the development of YSAT major policies that governs the Organization including appointment of YSAT Board of Directors and had several capacity building of our members by our partners NPA and r0g Agency for Open Culture. 3. INSTITUTIONAL PURPOSE # Mission: To create a Platform for Youth advocacy where SGBV, Youth - Unemployment, Gender Inequality will No- longer be a threat in our Society while integrating the Culture of Peaceful Co-existence among the Refugees <(>&<)> between them with Host Community Youth What is the current purpose of the organisation? # Institutional objectives: To Contribute To Peace Building And Harmonious Living Among The Youth In West Nile # To Contribute To The Reduction Of Youth Unemployment AndEmpower Them With Life Skills to Produce Quality Leaders, Successful Entrepreneurs And Useful Citizens Of The Society. # To Reduce Social Discrimination And Conflicts Amongst The Refugees And Host Communities. # To Champion Girl Child Education ThroughChanging Attitudes And Harmonizing Various Cultures # To Contribute To The Reduction Of SGBV Cases In The Settlement And Increase The Level Of Community Awareness Towards All Forms Of Violence # To Achieve The Global Seven Core Actions For Refugee Youth (GRYC Outcomes) # To Connect Youth Of Rhino With The Stakeholders And Share Relevant Information Concerning Young People To Update Partners Planning For TheYouth # Contributes To The Educational Integration, Supports Of The Various Academic Backgrounds To Suit The Current Demands Of Global Educational Standards. # To Contribute To Percentage Reduction Of Illiteracy Rate Among The Refugees And Host Communities Through Functional Adult Literacy (FAL) # To Provide Access To Dialogue, NetworkingAndExchange Of Knowledge And Experiences Among Our Youth And Their Regional And International Peers To Enable Learning. # To Advocate For And Monitor Commitment To Local And National Policies And Programs For Our Youth To Enable Their Participation In Local AndNational Development And Decision Making Field(s) of activity: Peace Building <(>&<)> Conflict Transformation ,Youth <(>&<)> Women Empowerment, Advocacy (Gender Equality, Girl Child Education, SGBV Awareness, Children <(>&<)> Youth Rights.), Community integrity building, Environmental Protection, Innovations with field Offices in Rhino Camp, Omugo Extension and Kiryandongo Settlements with possible extension to Imvepi and Bidibidi Settlements Target Group We at Youth Social Advocacy Team (YSAT) mainly target all theYouth aged (12-30) in primary, secondary, tertiary and Vocational Institutions as well as those un engaged in the communities, while influencing stakeholders including community leaders as the tool to cause the change to the Refugees and HostcommunitiesinUganda, 4. STRATEGIC POSITIONING Youth Social Advocacy Team (YSAT) is located in the Refugee Settlement of Rhino Camp and Omugo Extension where we operate in the fragile environment where conflict, poverty, poor health situation and Environmental crisis affect the daily life of the people that fled conflict in their various countries of South Sudan, Sudan, Rwanda, Kenya and DR Congo. Office of the prime Minister relocating and settling refugees by giving land, UN Refugee Agencies registration ofrefugees, issuing identity cards, ration and food, International and National as well as Community Based Organizations have been supporting the Refugees and Host Communities with various life savings and integration services tofoster resilience among Refugees.With limited access to social services and economic crisis hitting hard on people, the situation becomes more challenging and services provided by the NGOs can#t always be sufficient. Other great actors include Refugee Welfare Council (RWC)Local CouncilLeaders (Host Communities), Youth Social Advocacy Team has been playing a neutral role in closing the gap between Partners and Refugee Communities as well as Various South Sudanese Communities.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda2.97271 31.39571The right to life and security6000 36000 12500 6000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 6000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorYouth Social Advocacy team8000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 8000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorYouth Social Advocacy team21000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 21000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorYouth Social Advocacy team7000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 7000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorYouth Social Advocacy team5000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 5000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorYouth Social Advocacy team5000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 5000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorYouth Social Advocacy team2500 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 2500Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorYouth Social Advocacy teamStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Target AchievedAchievedTarget AchievedTarget AchievedStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Target AchievedTarget AchievedTarget AchievedTarget AchievedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05868-05:UGOxfam NovibStrategy Input Output Approach schools in Bidibidi and Rhino camp, negotiate and seek the school administration approval to allow South Sudanese Refugee Children have a once in a week music class. It will heal the children of trauma, bridge unity among the children, give them a voice to express themselves, expose their talents and motivate them to keep going Start up sports activities with the I CAN Children and also identify unaccompanied children in Rhino camp and form a football and netball teamIt will heal the children of trauma, bridge unity among the children, expose their talents and motivate them to keep going Engage Refugee Children age 12 to 17 on debate on common things facing them in camp or as South Sudanese, suggest way forward and raise their voice to the government and world leaders It will give them a voice to express their trauma, develop their knowledge, give them a voice, encourage and build their confidence for self expression and heal them of trauma Engage children in mediatalk show on a popular radio in South Sudanto help children have a say in policies and decision about the future of South Sudan It will give them a platform to air up their views, stand up for their rights, contribute to decision making by the leaders and enforce the implementation of the peace agreement.It will give them a voice to express their trauma, develop their knowledge, give them a voice, encourage and build their confidencefor self expression and heal them of trauma Invite 2 prominent musicians/singers from South Sudan, write a common song on peace, unity, reconciliation, forgiveness and development, record the audio and shoot a video for the song It will spread the message of peace, reconciliation, unity and forgiveness in the country. It will give a strong voice and message of the refugees to the peace partners Stage up a Peace Concert in Bidibidi and Rhino camp, a performance that will include keynote speech from invited guest and a recap on essential items in the Peace Agreement signed It will entertain, promote unity, bring diverse warring tribes of South Sudan and send a great voice for peace in South Sudan. It will spread the message of peace, reconciliation, unity and forgiveness in the country. It will give a strong voice and message of the refugees to the peace partners Equip children Music Center with different musical instruments for learning and practices by refugee children and buy a complete sound system for I CAN Children Concerts and Events. This will be a center to relieve children from the traumatic situation, stress and a child friendly space where they can socialize, learn new skills, develop physically, cognitive, emotionally and spiritually. Offer entrepreneurial training to women from different clusters and tribe, unit them under a group of 5 each and give them a capital to start a joint business that can unit them regardless of tribe to build peace and harmony. It will empower women to become self reliant and help them morally, economically and emotionally after the Covid-19 era. Uniting women from different tribes will create harmony and build peace among the refugee communities as they work along together. To record music that pass message of hope to the community. Result of the activities recently has showngreat turn up for the music event which shows how music from I CAN Children moves the community and hence, music will heal souls and pass message of hope to the community. Start and launch an annual Bidibidi talent show that would help discover the talents of the unaccompanied children and promote it. This will expose undiscovered talent in these unaccompanied refugee children, give them voice and platform to show caseOxfam NovibI CAN South Sudan#According to Associated Press June 2017, Over 10,500 children arrived with strangers or relatives as they flee conflict from SouthSudan in 2016 that are not their parents and live in the Bidibidi and Imvepi refugee settlements in northern Uganda, according to World Vision, which has put more than 3,000 of them into foster care. The rest have been reunited with family, Talagwa said. The children, referred to as unaccompanied minors, pose serious challenges for aid workers who quickly have to figure outwhat to do with them when they cross the border. Even when the children show maturity far beyond their years, they still need the care of foster parents who are vetted on many grounds, including a clear sense of kinship.# It is upon the above report/article that we were motivated, inspired and touched to start I CAN South Sudan so as to engage the unaccompanied children in social and musical activities to heal them of trauma. Created by refugee youth, Stephen Wandu Bimo (founder), Seme Ludanga Faustino (cofounder) and a Ugandan, Kyobutungi Angela (cofounder) in October 2017, I CAN South Sudan initially selected 20 unaccompanied refugee children in Bidibidi Refugee Settlement Zone 1 with the help of the community and started its activities at Chrisco Church, in May 2018, I CAN South Sudan received a Good Will support of Euro 5,000 from Misereor Germany to help the 20 children over 6 months. This support helped I CAN South Sudan to record a music album and shot one video for the unaccompanied children,giving them voice to express their desire for peace, unity,forgiveness, reconciliation and coexistence among South Sudanese. The children were also taken out to Zoo and beach in Entebbe and Freedom City. The children were periodically provided with scholastic materials, body lotion and soap In 2019, the organization hasgrown from 3 founding members to 14 members that includes 5 ladies most of whom are in strategic positions. Above 50 children come for the I CAN practices and activities. The organization has been registered both in South Sudan and Uganda and we have launched Artand drawing program in Rockland Primary school in Bidibidi Zone 1 that engage 40 children in art and drawing program and planting of fruits and distribute them to the households freely as a seed of peace. In 2014, Yumbe district#s recorded population numbered roughly 485,000 Ugandans. Yumbe is the historic land of the Aringa people, the majority of whom are subsistence farmers and followers of Islam. Yumbe is one of the poorest districts in Uganda. Schools and health centres are severely under-resourced and underperforming, infrastructure is underdeveloped, and economic opportunities lag behind the rest of the nation. The Aringa#s history of conflict,poverty, and Islamic faith provide a backdrop of perceived and actual marginalization of the Aringa inside Uganda. Unlike other communities in northern Uganda, the Aringa do not report sharing direct ethnic ties to communities across the border in South Sudan; however, many Aringa are aware of distant kinship with many groups of South Sudan. The Aringa language is part of the Central Sudanic family, which also includes South Sudan's Ma#di, Avokaya and Moro languages. Aringa is distinct but related to the Lugbara spoken inArua. Aringa is variously categorized as a dialect of Lugbara or as a separate language of its own. Many Aringa speak both Aringa and common Lugbara. There are no known indigenous Aringa populations in South Sudan. However, some Aringa feel an affiliation with their South Sudanese neighbours as marginalized groups with shared historical and kinship links. Relations between the host community and refugees are good due to the shared historical ties. Refugees and nationals are occasionally brought together for dialogues onpressing issues informing the response, which has also improved the delivery of services. Bidi Bidi settlement was established in September 2016 to host the rapid influx of South Sudanese refugees, primarily arriving from the Equatoriaregion. The settlement population increased rapidly to over 280,000 people, making it one of the largest refugee settlements in the world. As of December 2016,Bidi Bidi reached maximum capacity and stopped accepting new arrivals. According to RefugeeInformation Management System (RIMS) June 2018, The following are the gaps and challenges in Bidi Bidi Zone 1 and among the gaps and challenges, Child protection was reported as a significant gap in Bidi Bidi settlement. 96% of children PSNs need to be provided with individual case management, 21% of unaccompanied or separated children have not been provided with interim or long term care and 7% of cases in the past three months ofchild abuse or exploitation received age and gender services There areonlyfew clean water sources available to the population in Bidi Bidi. Long distance to the water points, long waiting lines and high congestion are issues facing refugees collecting water. Thefew existing boreholes are of poor quality, nationals reported repairs of the boreholes are continuously delayed. The water supplied is insufficient, which is exacerbated by the dry season. As sources dry up, both refugees and nationals are forced to collect water from unprotected water sources. Furthermore, the poor latrine coverage in the settlement has led to increased open defecation, which further deteriorates the hygiene and sanitation in Bidi Bidi. Access to quality education is limited for both refugees and the surrounding host community. Schools are few with insufficient classrooms and insufficient teachers leading to low teacher per student ratios. This was reported to severely inhibit the students# learning environment. This is further deteriorated by the lack of schoolmaterials and lack of training for teachers. Moreover, the absence of vocational training institutions limits the opportunities available for students unable to access secondary school or those unable to access tertiary education. This significantly reduces theirchances to access livelihoodsopportunities in the future. Refugees were provided with non-food items (NFIs), such as saucepans, solar lamps, mattresses and jerry cans, upon arrival to the settlement. These have, however not been re-distributed since the refugees'arrival, which therefore means they are for the most part worn out or broken. This forces refugees to share with their neighbors and take it in turns to cook. The lack of access to functional NFIs reduces the living standards of refugees. Both refugees and nationalsface important challenges in accessing livelihoods opportunities. Refugees, in particular, struggle to access land for agricultural activities. The land provided to them upon arrival is insufficient to cultivate crops and the cost of hiring land is expensive. Moreover, those that do have access to land struggle to harvest their crops as the land is infertile and they have not received improved seeds adapted to the harsh climate conditions. Nationals highlighted they also struggle to access livelihoods trainingopportunities preventing them from acquiring the skills needed for employment. Child protection was reported as a significant gap in Bidi Bidisettlement. Refugee#s highlighted child-headed households are not provided with the appropriate servicesthey need. Moreover, children, particularly young girls, are often sent to collect firewood for their families far from the settlement, which has led to cases of rape and sexual and gender based violence (SGBV). Additionally, theft was reported to be an issue in the settlement where food items are often stolen at night. Hence this is why we find our social services important in individual case management of the children, to provide interim and long term therapy care and advocate for children#s rights.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda3.25242 31.36883The right to life and security6000 15000 12500 6000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 6000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorI CAN South Sudan8000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 8000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorI CAN South Sudan7000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 7000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorI CAN South Sudan5000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 5000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorI CAN South Sudan5000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 5000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorI CAN South Sudan2500 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 2500Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorI CAN South SudanStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Target AchievedTarget AchievedStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Target AchievedTarget AchievedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05868-06:UGOxfam NovibCommunity Empowerment for creative innovations (CECI) was formed to address the increasingly deteriorating relationship among refugees and with host communities characterized with ethnic divisions and violent conflicts, address the dire youth situation characterized with antisocial behaviours and practices and to respond to the need for resilience activities that increases livelihood. CECI was founded in late May, 2017 by a group of visionary South Sudan youths who were granted asylum in Uganda due to the war in their native country, South Sudan. The organization first started as a peace advocacy youth group and later on registered as a CBO under Koboko District Local Government. Taking note of gender balance, the organization has at least embraced gender balance throughout its in and outdoor activities giving a 37% portion to women. To innovatively use recreational activities, education and other innovative approaches to address social problems and transform community-based conflicts into a culture of peace and non-violence; and facilitate youth engagement and empowerment at the grassroots level. CECI under this project will Build peace and improve social cohesion among refugees and with host communities, build skills to support development and peace, promote girl child education and early childhood development, Increase community knowledge and understanding of HIV/AIDs care and prevention, Eradicate Gender Based Violence, Green the environment and foster creativity and innovation among youth in their respective fields of practice. Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation (CECI) will promote social cohesion and strengthen community resilience amid the COVID-19 pandemic crisis through music, weekly radio talk shows, formation of local #Conflict Response Team# and mobilization and capacity development of localauthorities and peace committees to identify and counter divisive messages, raise awareness and resolve conflicts among refugees and with host communities in Bidi Bidi Refugee Settlement. Local authorities such as RWCs, LCs, Peacebuilders # women and men # from both the refugee and host community will be skilled, following COVID-19 guidelines, and strengthened to serve as local conflict responders alongside other agencies, and form a multiethnic #Conflict Response Team# composed of respected persons from both refugee andhost community, responding, documenting and reporting incidences of conflicts to concerned authorities for easy coordination and timely response. Strengthening the capacities of local authorities, peace committees and Conflict Response Team to effectively performtheir roles will not only increase social cohesion and community resilience amid COVID-19 but also boost efforts aimed at fighting the Coronavirus pandemic. Furthermore, weekly radio talk shows emphasizing use of dialogues, peaceful means of conflict resolution, will be conducted to encourage peaceful coexistence, social cohesion and community resilience. Community influencers and/or Local actors trusted and listened to by both refugee and host communities will be identified and involved in talk shows as means to using their influence to discourage violence, call for peaceful means of conflict resolution, forgiveness and reconciliation, peace, love and harmony. Additionally, the CECI will engage with influential, Multiethnic South Sudanese Musicians in Uganda to compose and recorda Peace Song aimed at sensitizing refugee and host communities about the need to live in peace, love and harmony so as to collectivelyfight and win the battle against COVID19 pandemic. The song will be distributed for airplay to local radio stations in Uganda andalso uploaded on YouTube and other social media websites to reach a wider audience.Oxfam NovibCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT 4 CREATIVE INCommunity Empowerment for creative innovations (CECI) was formed to address the increasingly deteriorating relationship among refugees and with host communities characterized with ethnic divisions and violent conflicts, address the dire youth situation characterized with antisocial behaviours and practices and to respond to the need for resilience activities that increases livelihood. The CECI was founded in late May, 2017 by a group of visionary South Sudan youths who were granted asylum or refugee in Uganda due to the war in their native country, South Sudan. The organization first started as a peace advocacy youth group and later on registered as aCBO under Koboko District Local Government. Taking note of gender balance, the organization has at least embraced gender balance throughout it#s in and out door activities giving a 37% portion to women. 2. ACHIEVEMENTS What have been the principal results in the past three years that contribute to significant, structural, sustained and positive improvement in the lives of men, women, girls and boys suffering from poverty, injustice, insecurity and exclusion? In the past one and half years of our functional existence, besides establishment of a board which plays an oversight, advisory and planning role, and the development and adopting of the supreme constitution of Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation (CECI), the CECI has developed and adopted into laws a significant number of internal policies that include: Finance, Human Resource, Code of Conduct and Anti-fraud and corruption policy manuals that in line with current practices lays down principles, policies and practices on those matters that affect the business of trust, accountability, transparency, inclusivity including the #how we do it# and the #why we do it# as we seek to remain true to our guiding principles of Teamwork, Honesty, Commitment, professionalism, personal development and inclusivity in serving our beneficiaries. Besidesthe partnerships and collaborations with relevant social actors which improved our capacity, we have in keeping with our peopled-led and participatory approach provided both men and women boys and girls space to freely participate in the identifying of gaps and designing of solutions, through the holding of inclusive Peace intercultural dialogues and training workshops training over 180 (F=37%) Peace Ambassadors who actively engaged in their local communities, schools and on various social media platforms have inspired hundreds of their peers to take on peace and responsible social media use advocacy roles. 3. INSTITUTIONAL PURPOSE Mission: What isthe current purpose of the organisation? To innovatively use recreational activities, education and other innovative approaches to address social problems and transform community-based conflicts into a culture of peace and non-violence; and facilitate youth engagement and empowerment at the grassroots level. Institutional objectives: What are the principal changes the organisation seeks to achieve over the long term? 1. Build peace and improve social cohesion among refugees and with host communities 2. Build skills to support development and peace 3. Promote girl child education and early childhood development 4. Increase community knowledge and understanding of HIV/AIDs care and prevention 5. Eradicate Gender Based Violence 6. Green the environment 7. Foster creativity and innovation among youth in their respective fields of practice Field(s) of activity: What are the principal thematic and geographic areas in which the organisation works? Who are the social actors that benefit from the work? 1) Peace building and Reconciliation: CECI works to promote peaceful resolution of disputes and reconciliation, build and increase peaceful coexistence and social cohesion among refugees and with host communities through dialogues, negotiations, debates, group discussions, trainings/workshops, recreational activities, poems, media programs and community and school outreaches. 2) Livelihood: interventions are aimed at building skills to support development and peace, build resilience and increase employability through vocational or entrepreneurial skill trainings,trauma healing and income generating activities. 3) Education: CECI#s interventions are aimed at promoting girl child education andearly childhood development through advocacy, increasing community understanding and knowledge about HIV/AIDs care and prevention, and eradicating Gender Based Violence (GBV) in all its forms by going beyond awareness creation to capacitating victims to act. 4) Environmental management: CECI works with the community, stakeholders and well-wishers to green the environment through tree plantingand community education on conservation of environment. The principal geographic areas of operation of Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation mainly are Koboko District and the refugee camp settlements of Bidibidi refugee camp settlement. The primary beneficiaries of Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation activities can be broadly defined as the South Sudanese refugees and host communities who will benefit either directly or indirectly through project activities that will be offered by Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation activities and its partners in the district and refugee camp settlements. The specific target groups can be defined broadly as follows: a) Refugee and host communities Youth, Children, Women and other vulnerable groups of people. b) Local authorities, community organizations and associations/groups. 4. STRATEGIC POSITIONING Analyse the environment in which the organisation works? Who are the other relevant social actors, including government and business, and what roles do they play? #In this context, what is unique about the position of the organisation? The environment Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation (CECI) works in is diverse in cultures and ethnicity and is also characterised with some form of fear, ethnic divisions and violent conflicts, intolerance among others, besides being thickly populated by youth who, most suffered adversely armed conflicts, are traumatized,hopeless and idle. Apart from government and business, other relevant social actors include church, associations/groups, governmental and non-governmental organizations, and institutions. These play roles that range from maintaining law and order, providing relief and humanitarian assistance, educational support, psychosocial and health care to social advocacy. As the culture of CECI is to work always with the community and other relevant social actors such as earlier identified is in position to influence great positive change, inconsiderate of the closeness of the CECI to the community and the speaking of a common language used by the very diversecommunities we#re committed to serve as well as the diversity of the CECI team and its good relationship with the community, church, CBO/CSOs, and its better understanding of how the community feels. 5. FUNCTIONAL ORGANISATIONAL CHART include below your organisational chart) How are authority and responsibilities structured? For each operational unit, indicate the job titles, number of peoplein each position, and if they are men or women. Kindly find the attached, in PDF, the organizational structure chart of Community Empowerment for Creative Innovation (CECI). 6. CURRENT BALANCE SHEET/FINANCIAL POSITION Oxfam Novib requires information about what the organisation owns, debts that you must pay and your net financial worth. Therefore, we ask for a balance sheet (available in Microsoft Excel) for your entire organisation as it stands at the end of your two most recent fiscal years.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda3.41362 30.95998The right to life and security6000 15000 12500 6000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 6000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT 4 CREATIVE IN8000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 8000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT 4 CREATIVE IN7000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 7000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT 4 CREATIVE IN5000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 5000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT 4 CREATIVE IN5000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 5000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT 4 CREATIVE IN2500 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 2500Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCOMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT 4 CREATIVE INStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Target AchievedStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Target AchievedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05868-07:UGOxfam NovibAction for People in Need Organization(APINO) and DANIDA Strategic Partnership project will promote positive social change among South Sudanese refugees and host communities in Uganda and back in South Sudan. Peace building is a core agenda because without it society cannot be productive. Many South Sudanese were traumatized because of the conflicts that negatively affected them in various ways ranging from losing their livelihood as well their beloved one who got killed or died on the way from South Sudan as they try to find safety in the neighbouring Country Uganda. To address the challenges, in 2016 South Sudanese Musician <(>&<)> Activist Lupai Moses Cisona founded Lupai Music Foundation, a first initiative that worked to provide trauma healing and peace building activities inRhino settlement Camp and Bidi Bidi through live music concerts and the first concert was held in Ofua 3, in Rhino Camp, it was a historical moment that later led to transformation of Lupai Music Foundation into Action for People In Need Organization that is whythe main office was established in Ofua 3, Rhino settlement Camp Arua district West Nile Region of Uganda. From single and informalinitiative, Lupai Music Foundation was transformed in to community based organization now known as APINO, it has incorporated Men and Women, Girls and Boys who now own APINO.To balance gender, APINO focused more on women more especially on our livelihood component and education. APINO#s thematic areas are Peace Building, Trauma Healing <(>&<)> Reconciliation, Livelihood and Economic Empowerment. With its main Office in Ofua 3, Rhino Camp, APINO have field volunteers in Imvepi and Omugo Refugees Settlements in Arua District hence the areas of operations includes Rhino, Imvepi and Omugo. The beneficiaries of its interventions includes Women, Men, Youths, community leaders who are refugees and the host communities. This project aims to engage, inform, and create awareness among therefugees and equip them with knowledge on peace building and conflicts management, COVID-19 awareness and prevention measures through training of community peace and covid-19 volunteers, conducting community sensitization through awareness creation/sessions, radio talk shows, radio drama, conducting community engagement with refugees welfare councils and religious leaders, youths, men and women. The project implementation will be overseen by the Executive Board while being implemented by the Executive Director (ED), Program Coordinator, Project Officer (PO), and the Peace and Covid-19 Community Volunteers (PCVs), and Finance Officer. All these individuals have extensive experience in working with the communities and supervising programming, documentation. The implementing partner (APINO) will require funds from the donor to facilitate activities and procurement of project items. APINO will coordinate and facilitate all other project activities as listed above under each objective. All the project beneficiaries will be mobilized to assist and participate in the awarenesscreation on Covid-19 and engagement on Peace Building and Conflict Management among refugees# members. Covid-19 door to door Campaigns will be used to create awareness and training on peace building and conflicts management will strongly equip the refugees with knowledge on the issues mentioned. Besides the campaigns, are dialogues involving recorded drama program which can be played on radio to educate the communities with regards to Covid-19 and Peace Building, trainings will be held in theseven villages of Ofua Zone. All selected locations for these dialogues will be carefully chosen based on the proposal guideline. These interactions will be documented, recorded and played in other parts of the country through radio stations/media outlets. APINO will work in collaboration with the aforementioned community structures to undertaken follow up action plans, recommendation and promoting peace among the refugees various refugee settlements in Uganda. APINO will train the religious leaders through the establishment of religious networks from the project sites to ensure that the messages are standardized, effective and clear. The trained members will use the key messages to carry out awareness and sensitization on Covid -19 and Peace Building and conflictmanagement. The peace building is particularly well-suited to undertaking advocacy because it is comprised of multiple organizations and individualswho can speak with one voice on a particular issue. A collective voice is often much stronger than a solitary voice, and speaking out collectively avoids backlash being directed at a lone individual or organization, especially when an issue is controversial or difficult. The media network will be used to help in conveying accurate information on Covid-19, peace issues, expose injustice, promote accountability, and generate dialogues, increase trust and confidence among the refugees, fulfill donor#s obligation, make APINO as an organization visible, educate the local community about available gender based violence services, communicate advocacy messages and raise awareness about issues and problems in the communities in which we work and the media also Say things we cannot. The Media Network established with the support of APINO as this will engage them in airing of jingles on radio stations and playing recorded drama in the mentioned project sites. The APINO will also work with local leaders, youths, men and various women Groups included in awareness and sensitization on Covid-19 through recorded drama, forums, focus groups discussions, Jingles and Workshops.Oxfam NovibACTION FOR PEOPLE IN NEED ORGANISATMany South Sudanese were traumatized because of the conflicts that negatively affected them in various ways ranging from losing their livelihood as well their beloved one who got killed or died on the way from South Sudan as they try to find safety in the neighboring Country Uganda. To address the challenges, in 2016 South Sudanese Musician <(>&<)> Activist Lupai Moses Cisona founded Lupai Music Foundation, a first initiative that worked to provide trauma healing and peace building activities in Rhino Campand Bidi Bidi through live music concerts and the first concert was held in Ofua 3, in Rhino Camp, it was a historic moment that later led to transformation of Lupai Music Foundation into Action for People In Need Organization that is why the main office was established in Ofua 3, Rhino Camp. From single and informal initiative, Lupai Music Foundation was transformed in to community based organization now known as APINO, it has incorporated Men and Women, Girls and Boys who now own APINO. To balance gender,APINO focused more on women more especially on our livelihood component and education. 2. ACHIEVEMENTS What have been the principal results in the past three yearsthat contribute to significant, structural, sustained and positive improvement in the lives of men, women, girls and boys sufferingfrom poverty, injustice, insecurity and exclusion? Over the three years from 2016 to 2019, APINO implemented number of activities in the refugee settlements, and these included education, women economic empowerment and trauma healing projects. Education project, APINO supported 10 unaccompanied children in private schools, 15 women with small scale business loan with no interest who are now carrying on their business, APINO further supported and distributed sanitary pads to 89 adolescent aged girls and reaches 5,000 others with information on sexual reproductive health through peace concerts. Peace building, Trauma healing and reconciliation APINO implemented peaceful co-existence aimed at promoting spirit of dialogues among the refugees and the host communities through music concerts, dramas. In addition to that, trauma healing and restoration of hope among the refugees was also conducted. A total of 15 live music concerts were conducted in six refugee settlements (Ofua, Ocea, Imvepi, Omugo, Swinga, Bidi Bidi and Koboko reaching 50,000 refugees and host communities. APINO further conducted 4 radio talk shows in Arua Uganda and Juba which discussed issues of youths, women and community leader#s involvement in peace building, promoting access to basic education, livelihoods and economic empowerment of women with business skills. As it was APINO#s first initiative to promote peace building initiative through Music and art, we arehappy to see many CBOs now adopting the same methodology which is really impacting positively among the South Sudanese refugee and host communities. 3. INSTITUTIONAL PURPOSE Mission: What is the current purpose of the Organisation? APINO#s purpose is to promote positive social change among South Sudanese refugees and the host communities in Uganda and back in South Sudan. Peace building isa core agenda because without it society cannot be productive. Institutional objectives: What are the principal changes the organisation seeks to achieve over the long term? APINO seek to achieve peaceful South Sudan communities who shall regard one another as brothers and sisters, live peaceful and be able to engage in economic activities to promote self-reliance among themselves and be ableto live decent lives. In addition, the institution seek to promote Art and film production build music centre that offer training and mentorship for upcoming talent as well the community members who shall share experiences and build resilience against negative practices that will take people back to the old dark days. Field(s) of activity: What are the principal thematic and geographic areasin which the organisation works? Who are the social actors that benefit from the work? Peace Building, TraumaHealing <(>&<)> Reconciliation, Livelihood and Economic Empowerment among others are our principal thematic areas. With its main Office in Ofua 3, Rhino Camp, APINO have field volunteers in Imvepi and Omugo Refugees Settlements in Arua District hence the areasof operations includes Rhino, Imvepi and Omugo. The beneficiaries of our activities includes Women, Men, Youths, community leaders who are refugees and the host communities. 4. STRATEGIC POSITIONING Analyse the environment in which the organisationworks? Who are the other relevant social actors, including government and business, and what roles do they play? #In this context, what is unique about the position of the organisation? A scan of the environment through the use of PESTEL has enabled APINO tounderstand the global, regional, national and local context hence the environment for the organization#s operation is safe and secure. APINO will closely collaborate with Office of the Prime Minister, Refugee Desk, Office of the Camp Commander, and other government institutions such as the Local Government and Arua District authorities. They will be empowered to conduct on site visits and give recommendations. APINO will also involve refugees and host communities# business community who shall play role in providing goods and services. In addition to the government institutions, APINO will collaborate with both International, national and local organizations (OXFAM,YSAT, Civil Society Organizations, learning institution, media groups and other UN agencies to share project#s progress, share information and potential synergy areas. The uniqueness of APINO is that, the organization is a community owned and community based.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda2.97271 31.39571The right to life and security6000 15000 12500 6000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 6000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorACTION FOR PEOPLE IN NEED ORGANISAT8000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 8000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorACTION FOR PEOPLE IN NEED ORGANISAT7000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 7000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorACTION FOR PEOPLE IN NEED ORGANISAT5000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 5000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorACTION FOR PEOPLE IN NEED ORGANISAT5000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 5000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorACTION FOR PEOPLE IN NEED ORGANISAT2500 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 2500Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorACTION FOR PEOPLE IN NEED ORGANISATStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Target AchievedStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Target AchievedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05868-09:UGOxfam NovibThe project aims to contribute in strengthening the civil society organizations and alliances to claim and exercise the right to quality education, constructively participate, engage and influence peace process and policies. 2.1.1. # of Public accountability forums organized between citizens and duty bearers with ½ of action points addressed or followed by CSO#s with authorities 2.1.2. # of Community meetings, dialogues supported on governance and service delivery with 40% in attendance being females 2.1.3. Improved public perceptions regarding social cohesion, reconciliation, as well as delivery and citizen engagement with authorities because of active participation and spaces created to dialogue on pertinent issues, including those related to the peace process.Oxfam NovibSUPPORT TRUST FOR AFRICA DEVELOPMENSupport Trust for Africa Development (STAD) was founded in 2000 as Sudanese Orphans Support Trust (SOST). Its legally registered in2002 at Chamber of Commerce, The Hague, The Netherlands. The major founding goal was Education of Sudanese refugee orphans in Northern Uganda. In 2004, its activities included empowerment, capacity building, income generation peace building, health and environmental programs for youth, women and people with disabilities. STAD currently operates in Uganda and South Sudan.In Uganda, STAD is officially registered as a civil society organization (CS0) on the 11/10/2019 with Koboko District Local Government with Reg. No 563/0147. It operates in Koboko district, Adjumani and Imvepi refugee settlements through partnership withWindle Trust International. While in South Sudan, it is officially registered in Torit Eastern Equatoria (State level) reg. no 066 <(>&<)> Juba at the (national level) reg no 2901. It is also registered in UN portal. At the moment, Koboko is the coordinationCentre for the Juba <(>&<)> Torit offices in Uganda STAD, works passionately to better the lives of the most vulnerable men, women, girls and boys suffering in the communities by providing basic assistance such as school fees, food assistance to students, scholastic materials for learners both in refugee and outside refugee settlements. STAD through its partners STAD supported Borole Primary School in Adjumani district with desks to aid learning in the school. Boroli Junior primary school is one of the 33primary schools in Adjumani Refugee settlements supported by Windle International Uganda. The school has a total of 1,415 learners comprising of 1290 refugees and 125 Ugandans) at the ratio of 712 (boys and 703 girls). It has 2 blocks of 6 classrooms with inadequate classrooms, desks <(>&<)> pit latrine stances forsuch a huge number of pupils. STAD supported Boroli Jr primary school with 90 desks (3-seater). Construction of a 2 stance Ventilated Improved Pit (VIP) latrine for teachers is on hold due to COVID-19 lockdown. Imvepi secondary school. Imvepi SS is one of the community secondary schools established in Imvepi Refugee settlement to provide and support refugee education. It has an enrollment of 847 students in 2019 compromising of: 756 Refugees,and 91 Nationals (652 males and 195 females.) STAD has been supporting each year about 50 unaccompanied minor refugee students with parents and teacher’s association (PTA) contributions, School uniforms, emergency sanitary materials and maize flour for porridge. Institutional Purpose; Vision: STAD envisions a future of sustainable peace anddevelopment for the people, especially the vulnerable groups in Uganda and extending into the region beyond. Mission: STAD seeks tosupport the vulnerable groups(women, orphans, refugees, youth and the elderly) in Uganda in market-oriented skills for self-reliance, empowerment <(>&<)> capacity building for the furtherance of peace <(>&<)> conflict resolutions in the region. STAD's core values include; Participation, Respect,Effectiveness and Efficiency, Transparency and accountability, Integrity, Equality, Dedication, Compassion and perseveres Principle objective The overall goal of STAD is to support education and training of orphans, refugees, andwomen and youth empowerment for self-reliance. The specific objectives: Support and promote basic primary, secondary education andvocational training in market-oriented skills for self-reliance. • Support and promote the implementation of UNSCR 1325: Women, Peace and security (WPS) and the SDGs • Support capacity building, empowerment programmes on human rights (in particular, women’s and children’s rights), conflict resolutions and peace building to promote peaceful coexistence. • Carry out awareness campaigns and training works in communities on Sexual Gender Based Violence (SGBV) prevention • Organise and promote activities, programs on peace building, conflict resolution • Promote economic activities for youth and women and enhance the sustainability to improvetheir living •Advocate for provision of water and promote hygiene <(>&<)> sanitation (WASH) in vulnerable communities to combat water born related diseases. • Awareness raising on health issues <(>&<)> HIV/AIDS prevention and counselling programmes for traumatized children andpeople in general • Advocate and lobby for Environmental protection • Networking and Partnership with NGOs which share similar objectives to further the course of vulnerable groups in Uganda and South Sudan respectively. Strategic Positioning; STAD works in partnership with civil Society and Community Based organisations, local community leaders/members, academic and religious institutions and non-governmental organisations (NG0s). Among them are the Local government (mention implementation of EU project) Muni University - STAD chair board members and technical advisor and dean of students, mentor and coach STAD staff and volunteers) Windle Trust (Imvepi Secondary and Boroli primary school (School materials), Youth and Women Community Development Organisation (partnering in organising events and hosting STAD office) Save the Children International (SCI) South Sudan etc. unique about the position of the organisation (STAD)  STAD has full and part-time staff volunteer staff, both locally and internationally  Has experience in developmentand humanitarian response programs in the field of refugees, finance, SRHR, HIV/AIDS Awareness, Peacebuilding and Protection, Waterand Sanitation, Food Security and Livelihoods), Academia and Teaching, etc.  Has a data base of all current and potential staff and volunteers  Strong International, national and local networks and partnerships  STAD is one of CSO selected for strategic and Humanitarian Partnerships with Save the Children International (SCI), South Sudan  It’s a signitory to the UNSCR 1325  It’s a member of the WO=MEN, the largest gender platform in Europe. Around 50 organisations and 125 professionals are linked to WO=MEN: development and peace organisations, women's and gender rights organisations, diaspora organisations, trade unions, police, journalists, knowledge institutes, academics, military personnel, entrepreneurs, students and opinion-makers. Together we work towards a just world in which gender equality andthe rights of women and girls are respected.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda3.41362 30.95998The right to life and security9000 9000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSUPPORT TRUST FOR AFRICA DEVELOPMENStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Target AchievedTarget AchievedStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Target AchievedTarget AchievedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05868-10:UGOxfam NovibThe project aims to contribute in strengthening the civil society organizations and alliances to claim and exercise the right to quality education, constructively participate, engage and influence peace process and policies. 2.1.1. # of Public accountability forums organized between citizens and duty bearers with ½ of action points addressed or followed by CSO#s with authorities 2.1.2. # of Community meetings, dialogues supported on governance and service delivery with 40% in attendance being females 2.1.3. Improved public perceptions regarding social cohesion, reconciliation, as well as delivery and citizen engagement with authorities because of active participation and spaces created to dialogue on pertinent issues, including those related to the peace processOxfam NovibCommunity Empowerment for Peace DevCEPADWN is established on the belief and conviction that a just, peaceful, and democratic societies can be achieved by people who are conscious and aware of their civil and political rights. CEPADWN is an organization dedicated to the cause of nonviolence. To CEPADWN, this means commitment to justice without the use of force that destroys or causes injury to an enemy or his/her properties. Webelieve a movement built on nonviolence should critically analyse injustice and work to liberate both the oppressed and the oppressor. Community Empowerment for Peace and Development West Nile (CEPAD-WN) is a voluntary non profit-making organization that works toresist violence, transform conflicts, and build peace in communities. Founded in 2014 By Ugandan women who have worked in conflict zone for more than a decade and are scholars of peace and conflict management. CEPADWN registered entity with the then Arua districtlocal government as a CBO in 2014. In 2019, CEPADWN became a member of Arua district NGO forum, West Nile Humanitarian platform andthe charter 4change. This year March 2021, CEPADWN has become a national NGO registered with the NGO Bureau with five years’ work permit. CEPADWN also has obtained MOU with OPM to operate in the settlements within West Nile. CEPADWN has this year developed and approved policies that guide the operations i.e. PSEA policy, Antiharrasment policy, Child protection policy, Anit fraud policy and Gender policy among others. CEPADWN has functional BOD of that governs it’s operation The organization since its inception has worked with civil society organizations, particularly the youth, women, faith-based, refugee population and traditional structures in West Nile to transform conflicts, and to promote nonviolent and democratic principles. Based in Arua, Uganda, CEPADWN works with vulnerable groups and partners across the country to support individuals and organizations to enhance skills needed to transform violent conflicts and build bridges across ethnic, religious, and political divides. Since 2014, CEPADWN also with funding from Puerto Rico girls’ school, Forum for youth Advocacy (FOYA) carried several activities including construction of menstrual hubs in 3schools in rural areas, establishment of 4 well-furnished libraries (over 5000 books each, laptops and Ipads for modern learning) in four schools in Maracha Arua and Zombo districts. CEPADWN production and distributed reusable sanitary pads to over 5000 girls in primary school in four different schools. We believe toaddress community challenges, both men and women must be empowered. CEPADWN also trained teachers both male and female, students both boys are girls in menstrual hygiene management and local production of reusable pads. Withfunding from PARTERA international Canada trained urban youth on nonviolent conflict transformation and peacebuilding. From 2019 todate, CEPADWN received support from Stiftung UmVerteilen, Oxfam IBIS and IFA/zivik, for peaceful co-existence and conflict prevention and in Rhino campand palorinya refugee settlement. Todate, CEPADWN has trained over 100 women and men in Rhino camp and Bidibidi refugee settlements and formed community-based peace clubs in both refugee settlement In responding to Covid-19 related GBV, CEPADWN has trained and recruited 8 of its trained volunteers to do door to door sensitisation on covid-19 and its related impact on womenand girls. CEPADWN support the OPM with PPEs and did several community sensitisation and dialogues including creating of male action group to respond to GBV in the settlements. CEPADWN with funding from Peace Direct was able to do digital peace building trainingfor its staff and people of concern. Institutional Purpose; Vision: .A nonviolent and peaceful society Mission: Empowering communities for sustainable peace and development through training, research and advocacy. Core values; • Social Justice • Integrity • Voluntarism • Inclusion • Accountability Principle objectives Transform communities to become nonviolent and peaceful developmental citizens Strategic Positioning; CEPADWN works in coordination other actors like the local government that provides technical guidance on the interventions, the office of the prime minister (OPM) department together with UNHCR responsible for refugees coordinates the operations of the partners ensuring proper beneficiary targeting, fair resource allocation, quality and timely delivery of services, other partners with whom CEPADWN shares resources and build on each other’sefforts and the community structures who mobilize thebeneficiaries to own the interventions. CEPADWN is one of the few organizations that have tried to intervene with support from Umverteilen and recently OXFAM in a project of promoting peaceful coexistence in some zones within Rhino camp settlement. CTEN (Community Technology Education Network) and YSAT (Youth Social Advocacy Teams) both South Sudanese led CBOs have attempted to implement activities to promote peaceful coexistence. CEPADWN has been involved in advocacy and lobbying to UNHCR, Government, INGOs and donors to allocate funding in the area of peace and conflict mitigation which is beginning to yield results with the establishment of a separate sub sector for coordination of peaceful coexistence partners in the settlement. Over all being a women founded and women led institution, CEPADWN has very high profile among the partners for their technical capacity in the area of Peace and nonviolent conflict transformation.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda3.01572 30.91762The right to life and security9000 9000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorCommunity Empowerment for Peace DevStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Target AchievedTarget AchievedStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Target AchievedTarget AchievedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05868-11:UGOxfam NovibThe project aims to contribute in strengthening the civil society organizations and alliances to claim and exercise the right to quality education, constructively participate, engage and influence peace process and policies. 2.1.1. # of Public accountability forums organized between citizens and duty bearers with ½ of action points addressed or followed by CSO#s with authorities 2.1.2. # of Community meetings, dialogues supported on governance and service delivery with 40% in attendance being females 2.1.3. Improved public perceptions regarding social cohesion, reconciliation, as well as delivery and citizen engagement with authorities because of active participation and spaces created to dialogue on pertinent issues, including those related to the peace process.Oxfam NovibLugbara KariThe Lugbara in desperation to keep alive their culture and preserve their cultural heritage, formed the “Lugbara Elders Association” – a CBO” as an organization led by a Chairman, taking up responsibilities of the cultural institution at the Opi and Agofe Level and having to calculate its moves to avoid government aggression. The First (Chairman) of the Lugbara Elders Association was Semei Cana Draniva and his vice Avutia Jason. When the NRA government appointed Semei Draniva as the Public Service Commission chairman in 1986, Avutia Jason was elevated to Chairman of Lugbara Elders Association assisted by Falea Naftali. Their duty was among others to keep alive the traits of the real Lugbara cultural institution to be rebuilt by a new generation when times get better. The 1995 Constitution of Uganda, under Article 246 reinstated all banned Cultural Institutions that existed by 9th October 1962 hence the reinstitution of Lugbara Kari. In response, the Lugbara Elders Association dissolved itself toform a transitional leadership led by HisHighness, Jason Avutia as Agofe III (former chairman – Lugbara Elders Association), and Epife (Prime Minister), - Rt. Hon. Haruna Ndema(RIP) and now Rt. Hon. Ismail Tuku, with his cabinet; tasked to reorganize the cultural institution to its pre-colonial status. The organisation was therefore formed by the Lugbara people for advancing their culture and heritage for the good of society. Lugbara Kari under leadership of His Highness Jason Avutia – Agofe III has steered Lugbara Kari to among others: a) Broker peace between the Lugbara and the Acholi following decades of politically motivated hostilities between the two tribes. b) Document massacresin Lugbara Lands and seek recognition and compensation for victims. c) Review Lugbara customs for harmful cultural practices in relation to human rights standards, HIV/AIDS, Sexual Reproductive Health and Gender Based Violence. d) Abolish harmful cultural practices and conduct public education on Lugbara customs that promote human rights and the rights of Women. e) Declaration of no war with the NRA in West Nile in 1986 and leading disarmament of armed groups in West Nile following peaceful hand over of west Nile to the NRA government. f) Leading consultative meetings and delegation of cultural Leaders for meetings with the Lord’s Resistance Army of Joseph Kony. g) Assessment and evaluation of the Juba Peace talks of 23rd – 24th April 2009. h) Contributing to national policy formulation including on LandPolicy, Gender policy, education policy, justice, peace building e.t.c. i) Radio talk shows for community education on Lugbara Culture. j) Internal organisational capacity building of the cultural institution and the clan leaders. The Institutional Purpose; Vision: “Lugbara people united in love for their culture” Mission: “Our mission is to preserve, protect and promote Lugbara Culture and Identity.” Core values The cultural institution shall uphold work and behaviour standards of the Lugbara that include; Integrity <(>&<)> Truth, Hard work, Diversity, Stewardship and Hospitality. Principle objectives 1. Effective management of customary land for equitable access, ownership and control in line with Lugbara customs. 2: Comprehensive stewardship of indigenous resources of the Lugbara. 3: A globally acknowledged culture the Lugbara are proud of. 4: An effective and efficientcultural institution with improved leadership, coordination and accountability. Strategic Positioning a)Being host to the refugeesas the Lugbara People and having touch with the clan leaders (landlords) of the lands where the refugees are settled, the cultural institution is in prime position to positively stimulate a lasting relationship between the refugees and the host community. b) Being non partisan or apolitical also places the cultural institution in a good strategic position to spear head dialogue between local governments within its area of influence. c) Lugbara Kari as well strategically actsas a higher level form of organisation all Lugbara pay allegiance to and therefore ideal to promote unity and dialogue. d) The cultural institution has a favourable working relationship with Humanitarian actors including OPM, UNHCR, INGOs, Local NGOsand religious institutions serving refugees besides its own net work of clan leaders all over the five districts.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda3.01572 30.91762The right to life and security9000 9000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorLugbara Kari-159 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) -159Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorLugbara KariStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Target AchievedTarget AchievedStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Target AchievedTarget AchievedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05868-12:UGOxfam NovibThe project aims to contribute in strengthening the civil society organizations and alliances to claim and exercise the right to quality education, constructively participate, engage and influence peace process and policies. 2.1.1. # of Public accountability forums organized between citizens and duty bearers with ½ of action points addressed or followed by CSO#s with authorities 2.1.2. # of Community meetings, dialogues supported on governance and service delivery with 40% in attendance being females 2.1.3. Improved public perceptions regarding social cohesion, reconciliation, as well as delivery and citizen engagement with authorities because of active participation and spaces created to dialogue on pertinent issues, including those related to the peace process.Oxfam NovibUganda Christian Lawyers FraternityUganda Christian Lawyers’ Fraternity is an association of Christian legal professionals which was started in 1987 as a fellowship of Christian law students and was registered as NGO in 2005, and has since grown to about 500 members who are working in allfacets ofthe Justice, Law and Order Sector. Our vision is a world where justice and human dignity is a reality for all and our mission is to share our faith in Christ Jesus, promote access to justice and the respect for human dignity, through speaking up, fellowship, mentorship and defending the rights of the vulnerable. UCLF runs established Legal Aid Clinics and offices spread across the Northern,Western and Central regions of Uganda with a presence in Kampala, Kayunga, Kasese, Gulu, Masaka, Buikwe and Moyo Districts. UCLF uses a rights-based approach in order to address the underlying causes of injustices, including patriarchy, poverty and social exclusion. We have an established track record in the delivery of civil legal aid, criminal defence, paralegal advisory services, community legal education and policy advocacy. UCLF is committed to significant change in the lives of women, girls, boys, and men and recognizes the distinction between genders of all ages in the areas of operation. UCLF strives to mainstream gender equality throughout all programs and across all departments to ensure that the different needs of women, girls, boys, and men are met. The organization takes a pro-active approach to promote gender equality as an essential step in the protection of women, girls’, boys’ and men’s basic human rights. UCLF's gender policy incorporates approaches to mainstream gender equality through all programs to ensure the needs of male and female beneficiaries are met. The direct result ofthese activities is that community members, particularly women, have increased ability to identify, assess and address root causes of conflicts, and gender-based violence in their communities while the longer-term impact is to contribute to the promotionof gender equality and empowerment of women and girls. UCLF ensures that not only will there be equitable participation of both men and women, but that both can be equitably involved in design, monitoring and evaluation. Women make up the biggest number of the Staff and the Board of UCLF. UCLF’s current Board is comprises of 5 women against 2 men. The staff are 13 women against 10 men. UCLF has undergone all stages of Organisational development as explained bellow In the recent three years UCLF implemented the Paralegal Advisory Services, free legal representation, Alternative Dispute Resolution, Environmental Justice program, community legal rights awareness and offering psycho social counselling programs, where there were 22,210 direct beneficiaries and 720,000 indirect beneficiaries in 2017//2018, and 17,384 direct beneficiaries and 2,062,000 indirect beneficiaries in 2019/2020. Most of the beneficiaries were women and children or juveniles. Institutional Purpose Vision: A world where justice and human dignity is reality for all. Mission: We are an association of Christian legal professionals sharing our faith in Christ, promoting access to justice and respect for human dignity through speaking up, fellowship, mentorship and defending the rights if the vulnerable. Core values We are committed to upholding the Christian faith and its principles of: christian ethics and integrity, justice, equity, compassion, peaceful resolution of conflicts, good governance, fellowship, professionalism, volunteerism, diversity and respect of different cultures. Principle objectives • To inform and educate people (especially those who have no access to legal information), about the law and their rights. • To advocate for, represent and advice, those who have no voice and unfairly disadvantaged. • To advocate for the enhancement and implementation of fair laws and policies which are in harmony with Christian principles. • To encourage member participation in ethical legal practices and communityinvolvement by providing probono opportunities. Strategic Positioning; UCLF has an established secretariat and regional offices that offer conducive facilities to staff inthe performance of their Work. UCLF is the only organization in Uganda thatbrings together lawyers and judicial officers, most of whom hold key positions of leadership that will be capitalized on in implementing this project. UCLF has active formal partnershipswith key Justice Law and Order Sectors (JLOS Uganda), the District Local Governments (DLGs), the Ministry of Gender, Labor and Social Development, a long spanning working relationship with the Uganda Prisons Services, the Office of the Prime Minister, the Uganda Police Force, the Ministry of Gender, Labour and Social Development, and the Judiciary. In respect to this project, the above institutions will be contacted where there is need for resource persons to train from the said institutions, the Police will also be relevant in partnering with UCLF in community policing within refugee camps and host communities. UCLF will also engage the Office of the Prime Minister during sensitizations in the gaps and they be consulted where any relevant information is required within the camps. Additionally, it is accredited by the Uganda Law Council as a legal aid service provider in Uganda.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda0.31569 32.57811The right to life and security9000 9000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorUganda Christian Lawyers FraternityStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Target AchievedTarget AchievedStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Target AchievedTarget AchievedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05868-13:UGOxfam NovibThe project aims to contribute in strengthening the civil society organizations and alliances to claim and exercise the right to quality education, constructively participate, engage and influence peace process and policies. 2.1.1. # of Public accountability forums organized between citizens and duty bearers with ½ of action points addressed or followed by CSO#s with authorities 2.1.2. # of Community meetings, dialogues supported on governance and service delivery with 40% in attendance being females 2.1.3. Improved public perceptions regarding social cohesion, reconciliation, as well as delivery and citizen engagement with authorities because of active participation and spaces created to dialogue on pertinent issues, including those related to the peace processOxfam NovibSouth Sudanese Refugees AssociationSSURA stands for South Sudanese Refugees Association founded in Koboko – Uganda in 2016 mindful of the need for the South Sudanese refugees in Uganda getting united, promote reconciliation and peaceful co-existence among the South Sudanese Refugees in Uganda across all tribes and the host communities of Uganda, creation and promotion of economic activities for self-reliance, advocacy and awareness on legal protection issue for the refugees in the camps, self-integrated urban refugees within the Urban communities of Uganda. As an eyewitness to the heart-breaking situations in South Sudan, we (South Sudanese refugees in Koboko) are driven by our visionto establish a durable and sustainable progressive platform through trauma healing, peace building andpromotion of social-cultural and socio-economic diversity. Our programmes focus is on trauma healing, peace building and reconciliation, assistance to orphans and vulnerable children and elders, delivery of health and sanitation awareness at community level, skills development, and small <(>&<)> large-scale agricultural development and economic empowerment. Since establishment, SSURA opened doors and provided conducive environment of interaction to its members through activities such as VSLAs, family visitsand traditional dances which builds on social bond among the refugees and host community. SSURA have also acquired the following in its principal changes;  Legal status, acquired certificate of registration from Koboko Municipality.  Volunteers SSURA have retained committed volunteers/staffs and Divisions executives who carry on with its services to the refugees and host community.  Physical presence, acquired land for the office and the trauma healing centre from Koboko Municipality on right ofuse Land MOU between SSURA and Koboko Municipal Council.  Uniting the South Sudanese and the Congolese refugees’ communities in Koboko 2. ACHIEVEMENTS What have been the principal results in the past three years that contribute to significant, structural, sustained and positive improvement in the lives of men, women, girls and boys suffering from poverty, injustice, insecurity and exclusion? Psychosocial support aimed to improve the psychosocial well-being of refugees and host communities to promote community co-existence through addressing individual experience and creation of positiveattitudes in the community at household level. Leadership – in order to build a bridge between tribal leaders’ groups within the refugees’ community, to develop strong leadership structures empowered to promote peace. SSURA in 2018 created two peace programmes,the peace cells and the tribal leaders’ reconciliation forum both in Koboko and Arua. The peace cell was at a Division level aimed at solving DomesticandGender Based Violence within the community. The tribal leaders’ reconciliation forum discussions were based onsecurity and general issues which are experienced to have been the main causes of conflict between tribes in South Sudan and in thecamps. Itis evidenced in the daily life of SSURA’s members and Refugees communities in Koboko and Arua that the Psychosocial programme and the creation of peace cells and tribal leaders’ forum have enabled the refugees’ communities in Koboko and Arua to freely interact across all tribes at all age groups and gender. SSURA has been supporting affected South Sudanese with devastating situations on trauma, medical referrals from the camp to Koboko, Arua and Kampala. Deceased refugees in Koboko and Arua with no relatives and means of corps, transportation and burial arrangements. Those in police custody and facilitation of new arrivals to OPM through OPM’s office for registration. Reconciliation and mitigation of conflicts. SSURA is currently active in mobilizationand dissemination of information to the refugees’ community. SSURA have settled 17 domestic violence cases and those families are living happily withtestimonies of SSURA’s positive strategy to bring peace into families within the refugees’ households As it is at the centre of SSURA’s heart to scale up its emergency interventions with minimal resources, SSURA mobilised vulnerable refugees and host community Women and Youth in Koboko into 28 VSLAs groups in which 27 (Twenty-seven) are Women groupsand 1 (one) Youth group. 18 of the groups are very active and have successfully loaned money to their group members who paid back with a 5% interest. 3. INSTITUTIONAL PURPOSE Vision: To establish a durable and sustainable progressive platform through peace building and promotion of social-cultural and socio-economic diversity Mission: Strive to empower refugees’ capacities through awareness creation, dialogues, trainings <(>&<)> advocacy on peaceful co-existence, human rights, environmental protection, sustainable livelihoods, gender and social welfare, promote smooth transition and settlement of refugees in urban areas, refugees’ settlement camps and the host communities. Core values: All members of SSURA shall individually and collectivelyuphold to the common vision, mission and objective through  Cohesion; is the action or fact of forming a well-integrated and united community.  Inclusiveness; the practice or policy of including people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized, such as those who have physical or mental disabilities and members of minority groups.  Participation; the process during which individuals, groups and organizations are consulted about or have the opportunity to become actively involved in a projector program of activity.  Transparency; is operating in such a way that it is easy for others to see what actions are performed. Transparency implies openness, communication, and accountability.  Integrity; the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.  Commitment; the state or quality of being dedicated to a cause, activity  Accountability; the fact or condition of being accountable; responsibility. Principle objectives  To promote reconciliation and peace building activities among the refugees.  To create and promote economic activities for self-reliance.  To strengthen capacity building programs for effective participation in the refugees’ camps.  To advocate and create awareness on legal protectionissue forthe refugees in the camps, self-integrated individuals, and urban refugees within the communities in Uganda.  To lobby and advocate for internal and external support for the association. Field(s) of activity: What are the principal thematic and geographic areas in which the organisation works? Who are the social actors that benefit from the work? Thematic areas of our work: Describe what you do in each (as relevant) • Water Sanitation and Hygiene – Community sanitation on solid waste management at Household level and Public places, safe water handling and use of water and awareness on safe excreta disposal including children feaces at Household level and hygiene promotional messages on critical hand washing, family compound cleanness werepassed through community meetings and house hold visits aimed at raising awareness about improved hygiene practices. • Livelihoods – VSLAs, Women groups “Chain Link for Growth” and Agriculture activities (Kitchen Gardens) most especially during dry season.Womenare trained to treat waste water with ashes and reuse it for moistening their vegetable gardens. Use of Organic manure for vegetables production. • Health – Psychosocial support, at our trauma centre, SSURA is providing Psychosocial support counselling to affected individuals and groups of Women, Men and Youth. • Protection, Peace building, Social Cohesion – Legal issues, SSURA have been following up refugees in Koboko prison and Arua Prison and presents such cases to OPM (RDO) office for such victims to be presented in court than keeping them in cell more than it is meant to be. Family tracing, SSURA have handled three cases of unaccompanied minors and reunited them with their families. SGBV, SSURA handled 3 cases of resources denial (Food ration)in which the husbands want half of the received food ration sold for their personal financial needs. SSURA intervened and helped understand the importance of the food for the family and reconciled those families who are living happily now. • Environment and Energy – SSURA carried out two keep Koboko clean and green campaign in which SSURA planted 37 trees around the Koboko main Hospitals and other parts of the town as directed by the Town Mayor. • Education – SSURA connected 20 refugeesYouth for course in Motor Vehicle engineering through KKT Company in Koboko and 3 Ladies for entrepreneur course through Baptist church in Jinja. • Others - specify Areas of operation:  Koboko  Arua  Bidibidi 4. STRATEGIC POSITIONING Analysethe environment in which the organisation works? Who are the other relevant social actors, including government and business, and what roles do they play? In this context, what is unique about the position of the organisation? SSURA work in conducive environmentaswell it has unique designed program with community high demanded for, the trauma healing, women and youth economic empowerment, kitchen gardening and youth social activities. SSURA works in collaboration with other social actors namely: ACAV, CERID<(>&<)> CECI.Finance institution like such Centenary Bank and Koboko United Sacco, and the local government of Koboko Municipal Council and Koboko District Authority ACAV take solid responsibility of empowering SSURA with technical guardians and working together on developing projects for community response, as well it includes space for store of SSURA’s stocks. CERID, CECI and CORA, those are partnerswhom SSURA planned its activities together to avoid duplication of activities and share other relevant information that benefits the social living of both refugees and the host community Finance institution such as Centenary bank is the institution where SSURA is banking in while Koboko SACCO help in building up VSLA/YSLA on finance management. KobokoMunicipal Council has been working together with SSURA as well Koboko municipal gave SSURA piece of land for hosting the Trauma healing other activities which SSURA is rendering to both the host and the refugees community. Koboko district authority has been positive coordination since from the influx of the refugees and has been help for linkages with other districts where refugees face challenges and deserve some help, and it hadbeen helping the refugees community on awareness on thelaws governing the country and its interventions during the COVID 19 challenges the self-settled refugees are facing. The uniqueness of SSURA is on its community approaches, innovations and intervention, SSURA with the trauma healing centre which is the only institution responding to both the refugees and the host communities in Koboko including some trauma cases and domestic violence which were referred from the camp. SSURA has well designed peace building strategies which enhance community involvement and participation where necessary. 5. FUNCTIONAL ORGANISATIONAL CHART include below your organisational chart) How are authority and responsibilities structured? For each operational unit, indicate the job titles, number ofpeople in each position, andif they are men or women. ORGANS OF SSURA SSURA has the following organs:  The general assembly (GA) is the supreme authority of the Association/Agency answers, to her questions and inquiries. The generalassembly of consist of 36 members (22 females and 14 males) FUNCTIONS AND DUTIES OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY (GA) The functions of the general assembly are stipulated below:  It comprises of registered members who regularly conform to pay their monthly subscription after fulfilling all conditions and eligibilities.  It’s the supreme authority of association/Agency.  It has the right to demand for the amendment of the constitution either by adding or eliminating some clauses within the constitution.  It is entitled with the power to discuss and approve polices, plans and the staffs operational manual of the association/Agency in accordance with its objectives.  It has the power to suspend membership of a member or dismisses him/her.  Monitors and reviews the implementation plan of discussed reports to the association/Agency. Position Sex Chairperson M V/chairperson F Secretary M Vice Secretary F Treasurer F Member 19 F Member 12 M  The board of directors(BOD) isthe sub-supreme organ of the Association/Agency and has 11 members where 7 are males and 4 are females BOD shall perform the following roles:  The BOD consist of eleven (11) members drawn from competent and different skills within the generalassembly  TheBOD is the sub-supreme organ of the association/Agency.  This board is to report to the general assembly.  Provide leadership with policy and guardians.  Ensure that, SSURA’s polices, plans and programs aslaid down by the general assembly are executed through the managerial body and ensure that these policies are adhered to.  Approves, monitor the budget presented by SSURA’s (EC) managerial body.  Reports SSURA’S activities to the general assembly for endorsement.  Appoint auditors andapprove audited reports of the association/Agency.  Appoint sub-committees and other special adhoc committees when need arise.  Recommend termination and promotion of any Executive Committee member for job well done of staff of the association.  Draw up together with the Executive Director of the association/Agency agenda for general assembly meetings including dates, time and venues.  Deal with all disciplinary matters and actions to SSURA executive.  Calls for extra ordinary meetings if recommended by 50+1 of its members.  The board members will contribute 50,000shs every month for running the administration cost.  Lobby and advocate for funding.  To give, professional advice to SSURA general assembly or managerial body on matters relating to programs and provide linkages among SSURA structures.  Resolve issues declared contentious by the chairperson.  Attend annual general meetings. Position # members Sex Destination Chairperson 01 M Koboko V/chairperson 01 FArua Secretary 01 MKoboko Treasurer 01 F Arua Member 02 F Arua Member 01 M Arua Member 04 M Koboko  The technical Advisors (TA) The primary purpose of the Committee is to assist the Board in fulfilling its oversight responsibilities on specific technical matters which are beyond the scope or expertise of non-technical Board members. The technical committee has 5 members, 3 females and 2 men Functions of the technical advisor: • Understand the nature and scope of work assigned by the boardof directors. • Learn committee objectives and goals. • Attend and actively participate in all scheduled committee meetings and conference calls. • Offer unbiased recommendations and work for the good of the organization and membership. •Respond to communicationsfrom chair and staff liaison in a timely manner. • Provideinput to IA staff and committee leadership upon request. • Recuse them when their company’s mission is in direct conflict with the focus of the committee. • Review supplied materials for discussion (if any) prior to meetings or conference calls. • Seek guidance and direction from committee chair. • Report to committee chair. • Responsible for expenses to attend meetings. Position # members Sex Destination Chairperson 01 F Koboko v/chairperson 01 M Arua Secretary 01 M Koboko Treasurer 01 F Arua Member 01 F Koboko  The executive committee (EC) is the implementing and managing organ of the association/agency. THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE (EC) The executive committee shall comprise of members according the project and perform the following: Is the implementing organ of the association/Agency It produces all the narrative reports of the association/Agency on its success of the projects. Is responsible forall the assets and all the liabilities of the association/Agency. Is responsible for any association assessment or survey for the identification of a project within the operational area. It is responsible for all the accountabilities, internal and external audit of all the finances of the association/Agency. It is responsible for daily implementation of activities of the association/Agency. Position # staffs (volunteers) Sex Destinations Executive director 01 M Koboko Program manager 01 MKoboko Program assistant 01 F Koboko Trauma healing coordinator 01 M Koboko Livelihood coordinator 01 M Koboko Program Unit manager01 M Arua Program Unit manager 01 M Yumbe Program Unit manager 01 M Adjumani Finance assistant 01F Koboko Finance assistant 01 F Arua Finance assistant 01 F Yumbe Human resource 01 F Koboko Information officer 01 F Arua Procurement 01 M Koboko Trauma Healing officer 01 F Arua Agric Assistant 01 F Koboko 6. CURRENTBALANCE SHEET/FINANCIAL POSITION Oxfam Novib requires information about what the organisation owns, debts that you must pay and your net financial worth. Therefore, we ask for a balance sheet (available in Microsoft Excel) foryour entire organisation asit stands at the end of your two most recent fiscal years. Approved by (head of the organisation)Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda3.41362 30.95998The right to life and security9000 9000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 9000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSouth Sudanese Refugees Association-76 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) -76Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSouth Sudanese Refugees AssociationStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Target AchievedTarget AchievedStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Target AchievedTarget AchievedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05868-14:UGOxfam NovibThe project aims to contribute in strengthening the civil society organizations and alliances to claim and exercise the right to quality education, constructively participate, engage and influence peace process and policies. 2.1.1. # of Public accountability forums organized between citizens and duty bearers with ½ of action points addressed or followed by CSO#s with authorities 2.1.2. # of Community meetings, dialogues supported on governance and service delivery with 40% in attendance being females 2.1.3. Improved public perceptions regarding social cohesion, reconciliation, as well as delivery and citizen engagement with authorities because of active participation and spaces created to dialogue on pertinent issues, including those related to the peace processOxfam NovibSave Humanity AfricaHISTORY: Save Humanity Africa (SHA) was formed to respond to peace building, health education and livelihood gaps existing in the refugees and host communities through innovative approaches by involving the communities themselves. It was founded on the26/05/2019 by a group of determined, dynamic and like minded youths of refugee and host communities working in the humanitarian sector. However, the organization commenced officially in February 2020 being registered at sub-county and district local government, as well as Office of the prime minister and UNHCR CBO data log. Save Humanity Africa (SHA) has also developed organization policies including theHuman Resource Policy, Finance Policy and Procedures Manual, anti-fraud policy, code of conduct, Operations and Procurement Policy,gender and Prevention of sexual exploitation and Abuse (PSEA), all integrated under the Age, Gender and Diversity Mainstreaming (AGDM) principle. 2. ACHIEVEMENTS Men and women, girls and boys have positive mind change in response to Covid-19 prevention and management which has led to installation of hand washing facilities at homes and other public units as result of the Covid-19 community awareness we have conducted in Ocea zone. People in the operational areas have massively engaged in farming which has reduced starvation and over dependence on food ratio distributed by WFP and other relief agencies. Our advocacy for community peace has reduced the prevalence of SGBV, child abuse and other social misfits in Ocea 'C' village restoring peace and harmony to the larger extent. People in Ocea C village have taken positive initiatives in planting trees as a result of SHA staff and volunteers advocating for treeplanting through practice demonstration by having plantedsome in the area. The rate of pregnancy among adolescent girls have been reduced in Ocea zone from the month of June compared to when learners were sent home due to the lockdown aimed at curbing the spreadof corona virus in March. This was evident asSHA has been conducting sessions with adolescent girls and boys under the theme "Adolescent for Future". 3. INSTITUTIONAL PURPOSE Vision: To be the leading and vibrant innovative grassroots organization which enhances communities with strategic methods of fighting diseases, poverty and conflict through community involvement. Mission: To awaken, prepare and empower a self-reliant community(s) of disadvantaged people through innovative intervention solution to overcome theircommon flight of diseases, poverty and conflict through innovative education campaigns. Core values • Love and care through charitable works, • Respect for diversity, • Integrity, • Commitment to innovation and creativity. • Involvement and participation. Principle objectives • Strengthening community awareness on health education. • Engaging in livelihood activities I.e. agriculture and environment to scale sustainable food security, and restore green spaces and ecosystem. • Promote and responding to Peace building initiatives in the communities for sustainable coexistence amongst refugees and with the host Communities. Field(s) of activity: SHA's principal thematic programs are; Peace building, health education, and livelihood (agriculture and environment) targeting three zones (Ocea, Eden and Tika) in Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement. Our social actors include Church leaders, youth and other relevant stakeholders, partner Community Based Organizations (CBOs), health personnel including the village health teams for health education and Core Beneficiary Communities. Agriculture and environment practitioners among others being social actors for livelihood. Thematic areas of our work: Describe what you do in each (as relevant) • Water Sanitation and Hygiene •Livelihood • Distribute seeds for nutritious foods. • Provision of fresh-up trainings for local farmers through seminars. • Advocate and support livestock rearing • Supportuse of agricultural modern tools. • Health • Preventive diseases awarenessand education. • Promotion of sports and gymnastics and exercise activities for fitness and health wellness. • Supporting adolescent girls with hygiene management skills including menstrualhealth. • Promoting home health science campaigns. • Promotingpositive family planning. • Support school and village health clubs. • Protection, Peace building, Social Cohesion • Build and support youth business groups. • Establishment of recreational centers. • Promoting games and sports. • Conducting peace building capacity trainings. • Formation and support to community peace forums and committees. • Conduct community dialogues and peace building sensitization. • Environment and Energy • Carrying out community awareness on environmental protectionandconservation. • Promotion, advocacy and campaigns for ecosystem and green space. • Distribution of tree seedlings • Promote and support use of modern energy saving stoves. • Identification and mark painting of natural trees for protection. • Education. • Others - specify Areas of operation: Our activities are carried out in Ocea, Eden and Tika zones of Rhino Camp Refugee Settlement. 4. STRATEGIC POSITIONING We are aware of the difference in environment in the geographical setting of our operation due to the facts that the people we serve are from diverse historical backgrounds and heritage. we therefore work in both risky and safe environments in executing the organization's mission. But with affirmative risk mitigation measures put in place. RhinoCamp has brought in Refugees from Majorly South Sudan and a few others from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundi, Sudan and Rwanda. Notably, these groups have diverse cultural and Geographical (regional) settings endowed with the possibility of different behaviours and attitudes. Some of these communities have conflicting differences from their Countries of Origin possibly bringing with them anger and the feeling of revenge. Yet the Refugees are now living with the Host Communities containing intheir differences and similarities. It has been noted that such difference created a few recorded misunderstandings and conflicts in the settlement. Attempts to genuinely create harmonies living and peaceful coexistence never fall in vain as such diversity could be transformed into strength of the entire Settlement. There are also other relevant social actors; local government agencies, private companies, NGOs andother local agencies providing both relief and development programs and services atvarious capacities. In Rhino Camp, we work with Community structures, Health institutions, local Non-Governmental Organizations, International Organizations and Donor Agencies supporting our mission as well as Beneficiary community that form the basis ofour Principle objectives. We are so unique in our work inthe sense that we are based within the community with our members being members from the communities having the same historical background. Our staff and Volunteers understand the real problemsof theirpeople and are understood better by their people. Besides, they understand and speak the local languages making us an immediate response agency in times of needs. Finally, the formation of the organization was supported by the local people itserves. Itisendorsed by Board of Directors comprised of persons from the Refugee Community and Ugandan Nationals. S/NO OPERATIONAL UNIT TITLE # OF POSITIONS SEX REPORTS TO 01 Senior management Executive Director 01m Board of Directors 02 Programmes- ProgrammeOfficer 01 m Executive Director 03 Finance Finance Officer 01 f Executive Director 04 HR/Admin HR/Admin Officer <(>&<)> Assit. 02 1m;1f Executive Director 05 Programmes Communication officer 03 (1f:2 m) Executive Director 06 Programmes Project coordinators 01 m Programme Officer 07 Programmes Membership Coordinator 01 m Project Coordinators 08 Programmes Volunteers. 12 - 7f <(>&<)> 5m Project Coordinators 09 Administration Support staffs NON (f: m) HR/Admin Officer 22 (f:m)Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Uganda3.01909 30.91213The right to life and security10000 10000 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 10000Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorSave Humanity AfricaStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Target AchievedTarget AchievedStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5Target AchievedTarget AchievedNL-KVK-27108436-A-05875-02:SOOxfam NovibThe program promotes bottom-up and top-down governance capacity development. At HH and group level, the program will continue to expand the number of VSLAs, increasing the number of these social capital-developing and integration-promoting mechanisms. Through the intensive GCVCA facilitated assessment process and subsequent development of CAAPs, SomReP will continue to place the community at the forefront of analyzing their own challenges and opportunities, and putting forth their own priorities and plans to help them better plan for and mitigate against shocks and promote food security and economic development. The CAAP is the foundation for development planning at the community level, assisting community leadership to identify and prioritize development actions. Other organizations and consortia are also developing plans at community and district level; as such, SomReP will continue to jointly plan and coordinate actions at both Technical Unit and site level so as to ensure efficient use of multipledonors# resources in fulfillment of community needs. In partnership with district and Member State line ministries, SomReP will undertake sector specific assessments targeting systems (e.g. water systems, market systems) which affect resilience buildingwithin and between villages. During times of shock, SomReP will mobilize resources to partner with relevant line ministries to undertake assessment to support early response and post-shock recovery. Village and village-cluster plans will be aggregated and support the development of district-level planning frameworks. Through direct support to line ministries through secondments and other facilitative actions, the program will promote understanding of national and Member State Level frameworks (NDP andRRF) at the community planning level. As Member State line ministries are supported to monitor uptake and progress towards achieving disaster risk management actions at community level, the government will both fulfill its mandate and begin to strengthen its ability to do this independently.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn 2004 Oxfam Novib set up a Liaison Office in Nairobi, Kenya in order to support the Strengthening Somali Civil Society Program, at the request of the EU. This request was based on Oxfam Novib's work in Somalia to date, but intended to be more widely directed atthe entire civil society sector and the specific context in which it is operating in a post-conflict country. The program started with consulting local organisations in Somalia and Somaliland to get a complete picture of the sectors and regions where they are active, the challenges they face and the relationship between civil society, local political structures and the private sector. A program was then developed to strengthen the institutional development of Oxfam Novib's partners and those of other Oxfams, as well as a range of new NGOs. In the first year local consultants were trained in Somalia. They were then seconded to civil society organisations to build their capacity in financial and organisational management. Furthermore, workshops were organised on specific themes suchas human rights and the role of civil society in the Somali context. The Liaison Office is now going to support the expansion of the program, focussing on strengthening both organisation and project management, while facilitating more training in the fields of civic education, governance, human rights and women's rights, HIV and AIDS and child protection. Over the years, the Somalia Country Office has expanded its intervention on short term humanitarian response as well as development development interventions. In 2015/2016, a decision was reached to move the Country Programme operation, which was largely in Nairobi, from Nairobi to Hargeisa. The country office has a small office in Nairobi , Kenya and large operations office in Hargeisa, Somaliland.World Vision Germany Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security23061 41135 626645 16255World Vision Germany4030World Vision Germany2130World Vision Germany2152World Vision Germany2167World Vision Germany2202World Vision Germany1370World Vision Germany2678World Vision Germany2415World Vision Germany1889World Vision Germany1864World Vision Germany1779World Vision Germany1762World Vision Germany2009World Vision Germany1445World Vision Germany1481World Vision Germany1032World Vision Germany1444World Vision Germany2500World Vision Germany2888World Vision Germany4159World Vision Germany3447World Vision Germany3530World Vision Germany13985World Vision Germany3970World Vision Germany2337World Vision Germany1176World Vision Germany-540World Vision Germany1206World Vision Germany22387Oxfam Australia own funds OAU21805World Vision Germany26134World Vision Germany202921World Vision Germany93946World Vision Germany87292World Vision Germany2718World Vision Germany50030World Vision Germany7117World Vision Germany108602World Vision Germany3691World Vision Germany451World Vision Germany-234931World Vision Germany1409Oxfam Australia own funds OAU233522 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib233522CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficImproved policies : # of cases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing gender sensitive policies by (sub)national governments or global actors on Disaster Risk Reduction and Preparedness.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies : # of cases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing gender sensitive policies by (sub)national governments or global actors on Disaster Risk Reduction and Preparedness.cases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing gender sensitive policies by (sub)national governments or global actors on Disaster Risk Reduction and Preparedness.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05875-03:SOOxfam NovibThe program promotes bottom-up and top-down governance capacity development. At HH and group level, the program will continue to expand the number of VSLAs, increasing the number of these social capital-developing and integration-promoting mechanisms. Through the intensive GCVCA facilitated assessment process and subsequent development of CAAPs, SomReP will continue to place the community at the forefront of analyzing their own challenges and opportunities, and putting forth their own priorities and plans to help them better plan for and mitigate against shocks and promote food security and economic development. The CAAP is the foundation for development planning at the community level, assisting community leadership to identify and prioritize development actions. Other organizations and consortia are also developing plans at community and district level; as such, SomReP will continue to jointly plan and coordinate actions at both Technical Unit and site level so as to ensure efficient use of multipledonors# resources in fulfillment of community needs. In partnership with district and Member State line ministries, SomReP will undertake sector specific assessments targeting systems (e.g. water systems, market systems) which affect resilience buildingwithin and between villages. During times of shock, SomReP will mobilize resources to partner with relevant line ministries to undertake assessment to support early response and post-shock recovery. Village and village-cluster plans will be aggregated and support the development of district-level planning frameworks. Through direct support to line ministries through secondments and other facilitative actions, the program will promote understanding of national and Member State Level frameworks (NDP andRRF) at the community planning level. As Member State line ministries are supported to monitor uptake and progress towards achieving disaster risk management actions at community level, the government will both fulfill its mandate and begin to strengthen its ability to do this independently.Oxfam NovibSomaliland National Disaster PreparSomaliland National Disaster Preparedness and Food Reserve Authority( NADFOR) was established in 2003 but legally passed in June 2007 through parliament, house of elders and signed by the President of Somaliland , Nafor's goal is to prevent frequent occurrence ofdisasters, droughts and reduce vulnerability of communities by improving sustainable coping capacities to decrease overall impact to disasters on lives and livelihoods of Somaliland communities. NADFOR's Strategic Objective to become effective and efficient institution managing early warning systems, information sharing and dissemination advocating for disasters and related environmental crisis for strategic decision making and action in the country.World Vision Germany Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Somalia9.92936 47.21782The right to life and security66978 33489 incoming transaction World Vision Germany 33489World Vision GermanySomaliland National Disaster Prepar26791 incoming transaction World Vision Germany 26791World Vision GermanySomaliland National Disaster Prepar6698 incoming transaction World Vision Germany 6698World Vision GermanySomaliland National Disaster PreparWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesplanned beneficiaries reached fullymen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesplanned beneficiaries reached fullyWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksplanned beneficiaries reached fullymen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksplanned beneficiaries reached fullyNL-KVK-27108436-A-05875-04:SOOxfam NovibThe program promotes bottom-up and top-down governance capacity development. At HH and group level, the program will continue to expand the number of VSLAs, increasing the number of these social capital-developing and integration-promoting mechanisms. Through the intensive GCVCA facilitated assessment process and subsequent development of CAAPs, SomReP will continue to place the community at the forefront of analyzing their own challenges and opportunities, and putting forth their own priorities and plans to help them better plan for and mitigate against shocks and promote food security and economic development. The CAAP is the foundation for development planning at the community level, assisting community leadership to identify and prioritize development actions. Other organizations and consortia are also developing plans at community and district level; as such, SomReP will continue to jointly plan and coordinate actions at both Technical Unit and site level so as to ensure efficient use of multipledonors# resources in fulfillment of community needs. In partnership with district and Member State line ministries, SomReP will undertake sector specific assessments targeting systems (e.g. water systems, market systems) which affect resilience buildingwithin and between villages. During times of shock, SomReP will mobilize resources to partner with relevant line ministries to undertake assessment to support early response and post-shock recovery. Village and village-cluster plans will be aggregated and support the development of district-level planning frameworks. Through direct support to line ministries through secondments and other facilitative actions, the program will promote understanding of national and Member State Level frameworks (NDP andRRF) at the community planning level. As Member State line ministries are supported to monitor uptake and progress towards achieving disaster risk management actions at community level, the government will both fulfill its mandate and begin to strengthen its ability to do this independently.Oxfam NovibHumanitarian Affairs and DisasterThe Puntland authorities established HADMA (Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management Agency) in 2005 to lead the coordination of humanitarian interventions in Puntland on a monthly basis. HADMA, with the support of OCHA currently coordinates and organizes sectoral meetings on: Health, Education, Water and Sanitation, Environment, Infrastructure and Shelter, Food Security and Fisheries. The Puntland Ministry of Planning and International Cooperation also do some coordination in terms of development programmes.World Vision Germany Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Somalia8.11036 48.91368The right to life and security66167 33084 incoming transaction World Vision Germany 33084World Vision GermanyHumanitarian Affairs and Disaster26467 incoming transaction World Vision Germany 26467World Vision GermanyHumanitarian Affairs and Disaster6617 incoming transaction World Vision Germany 6617World Vision GermanyHumanitarian Affairs and DisasterWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksNL-KVK-27108436-A-05916-02:VNOxfam NovibIn 2018, LSE#s International Inequalities Institute in collaboration with Oxfam developed a robust and pragmatic Inequality Framework and Toolkit to produce a theoretically grounded yet practical framework which allows analysts, activists and practitioners to take a systematic approach to measuring and understanding inequalities, and devising effective inequality reduction programmes and strategies. Underpinned by Sen#s capability approach to evaluating the quality of life, the framework covers seven domains of inequalityas follows: Domain 1. Life and health: Inequality in the capability to be alive and to live a healthy life Domain 2. Personal safety and security: Inequality in the capability to live in physical safety and legal security Domain 3. Education and learning: Inequality in the capability to be knowledgeable, to understand and reason, and to have the skills to participate in society Domain 4: Financial security and dignified work: Inequality in the capability to achieve financial independence and security, enjoy dignified and fair work, and recognition of unpaid work and care Domain 5. Comfortable, independent and secure living conditions: Inequality in the capability to enjoy comfortable, independent and secure living conditions Domain 6. Participation, influence and voice: Inequalityin the capability to participate in decision-making, have a voice and influence Domain 7. Individual, family and social life: Inequality in the capability to enjoy individual, family and social life, toexpress yourself and to have self-respect SELECTION OF DOMAINS Although all the 7 domains of inequality are important, we propose to focus analysis on 3 dimensions given the constraints in time and limited resources. The selection of three domains depends on several criteria as follows: The availability of data Relevance to the Vietnam context Critical and emerging issues Priority/policy window/possibility for CSOs for implementing advocacy and influencing The three selected domains include Domain1. Life and health; Domain 2. Personal safety and security; Domain 6. Participation, influence and voice In addition, the study will provide an overview and analysis of monetary inequality of Vietnam over time. Traditional analysis of Gini and other inequality indexes of income and expenditure will also be conductedOxfam NovibMekong Development Research InstituMekong Development Research Institute (MDRI) is an independent scientific research agency. MDRI believes that research plays an indispensable role in social change and development. The key services focus on Poverty Reduction, Ethnic Minority, Agriculture and Rural Development, Labor and Immigration, Water and Sanitation, Education, Environment and Climate Change, Sector <(>&<)> Market Research and Trade, and Governance. Through our research and consulting work, MDRI researchers have brought forward meaningfuland valuable research products, some of which have been published in internationally renowned journals including American Economic Journal, WorldDevelopment, and Health Economic Journal. Others were available under forms of consulting reports, policy briefs used for the Government leaders and presented in national and international conferences MDRI strives to become a leading research institute in policyand development in the Mekong region. MDRI hopes that their high quality research will make significant and positive contributions towards regional development as well as highligh challenges in opening Vietnam#s economy to share with countries with similar socialeconomic conditions. MDRI is ranked No.1 among economic institutions in Vietnam and among the top 17% of 12,700 economic institutes in the world by IDEAS: Economics and Finance Research.OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation37050 12000 11115 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)11115Oxfam Spain funding with back donorMekong Development Research Institu7410 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)7410Oxfam Spain funding with back donorMekong Development Research Institu7410 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)7410Oxfam Spain funding with back donorMekong Development Research Institu11115 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)11115Oxfam Spain funding with back donorMekong Development Research Institu12000 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)12000Oxfam Spain funding with back donorMekong Development Research InstituImproved policies Governments & global actors: # cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies holding (sub)national governments or global actors to account for inequality & poverpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments & global actors: # cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies holding (sub)national governments or global actors to account for inequality & povercases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies holding (sub)national governments or global actors to account for inequality & poverty -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05916-03:VNOxfam NovibOxfam International and the International Inequalities Institute of the London School of Economics (LSE) are currently working together to develop a worldwide Inequality Framework. The project is aimed to support Oxfam and other public and private institutions todesign and implement relevant, solid and effective measures for the reduction of inequalities at national and local levels. Understanding inequalities properly in any given context -including their links to poverty dynamics, their main drivers, and the consequences for citizens- is a preliminary condition for effective programming and policy-making. Yet, inequality is a complex multidimensional concept and phenomenon, and the lack of robust, but pragmatic frameworks and tools make it challenging for activists, policy-makers and other practitioners to grasp inequalities with the width and depth required. The framework that is being designed adopts Amartya Sen#s capability approach as a theoretical underpinning and draws on similar work undertaken in Britain. The Inequality Framework is developed around the definition of 7 Domains of Life including: i) Life and Health; ii) Personal Safety and Security; iii) Education and learning; iv) Financial Security and Dignified Work; v) Comfortable, independent and secure living conditions; vi) Participation, influence and voice; and vii) Individual, family and social life. Two main pilots are underway in Spain and Guatemala. Oxfam in Vietnam has been selected as the third pilot site for the framework and toolkit. The #Oxfam Vietnam inequality framework# (OVIF) will build on the latest academic research on inequality, its measurement and existing inequality frameworks, combined with the practitioner and policy expertise held within Oxfam, to producea theoretically grounded yet practical framework relevant to the Vietnamese context. OVIF will include a set of indicators and measures linked to some or all of the 7 domains of life in the global framework, and proposed methods for data collection. Our goal is that OVIF will be adopted by the government as a tool to monitor inequality in Vietnam on a long-term basis, thus contributing to the reduction of inequality and poverty in the country. Objectives: 1. OVIF is developed, piloted and adopted tothe Vietnamese context 2. OVIF is used as a tool to enhance in-depth understanding on multiple dimensions of inequality (esp inequality in voices and opportunity) and identify concrete policy gaps to tackle inequality in Vietnam 3. OVIF research findings and methodology are shared with policy makers, research institutes, NGOs, media agencies and possible donorsOxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn Vietnam , Oxfam is one of the leading international, non -governmental organisation. Since 1955, Oxfam is active in Vietnam withhumanitarian interventions and started development work in the late 1980's. Today, Oxfam works in 26 provinces with people, governments and civil society to promote equality and well-being through social and economic change.OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation4692 3508 1 917Oxfam Spain funding with back donor401Oxfam Spain funding with back donor401Oxfam Spain funding with back donor883Oxfam Spain funding with back donor519Oxfam Spain funding with back donor699Oxfam Spain funding with back donor871Oxfam Spain funding with back donor407Oxfam Spain funding with back donor292Oxfam Spain funding with back donor459Oxfam Spain funding with back donor294Oxfam Spain funding with back donor8Oxfam Spain funding with back donor9Oxfam Spain funding with back donor1769Oxfam Spain funding with back donor271Oxfam Spain funding with back donor1Oxfam Spain funding with back donorImproved policies Governments & global actors: # cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies holding (sub)national governments or global actors to account for inequality & poverpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments & global actors: # cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies holding (sub)national governments or global actors to account for inequality & povercases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies holding (sub)national governments or global actors to account for inequality & poverty -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05916-04:VNOxfam NovibThe study applies the Multidimensional Inequality Framework (MIF) to assess effects of climate changes and disasters on inequalityin different domains of life and identify which coping strategies positively impact the affected households’ wellbeing in long-term. The research will contribute to evidence on impacts of climate events on gaps not only in income but also in different critical domains, such as life and health, education and learning, and adequate living conditions. Along with that, the research assesses impacts of coping strategies on the affected population groups’ wellbeing and proposes policy implications to support communities and households in designing appropriate adaptation strategies to reduce inequality and build resilience. Via these two academic contributions, the research will inform and contribute to (i) ongoing debates on working towards a human economy in Vietnam which Oxfam in Vietnam has been engaging in the development of Vietnamese 10-year socio-economic development strategy for 2021-2030, and (ii) development partners’ ongoing debates on emerging topics related to climate change and inequality, sustainable and inclusive development, green deal etc. The research will also enrich the MIF when climate events are seen as a driver of inequalities and adequate coping strategies for climate events are solutions to reduce inequalities. The overall aim of the research is to apply the MIF to: - Analyze how climate change and disasters/shocks (i.e. extensive droughts, typhoon and floods) deepen inequality in human’s capabilities and wellbeing in Vietnam, particularly in four key domains: (1) life and health, (3) education and learning, (4) financial security and dignified work, and (5) adequate living conditions; - Identify coping strategies from affected people and assess these strategies’ impacts on their wellbeing; - Propose policy implications/recommendations to better implement climate change adaptation and coping strategies to ensure multidimensional equality.Oxfam NovibMekong Development Research InstituMekong Development Research Institute (MDRI) is an independent scientific research agency. MDRI believes that research plays an indispensable role in social change and development. The key services focus on Poverty Reduction, Ethnic Minority, Agriculture and Rural Development, Labor and Immigration, Water and Sanitation, Education, Environment and Climate Change, Sector <(>&<)> Market Research and Trade, and Governance. Through our research and consulting work, MDRI researchers have brought forward meaningfuland valuable research products, some of which have been published in internationally renowned journals including American Economic Journal, WorldDevelopment, and Health Economic Journal. Others were available under forms of consulting reports, policy briefs used for the Government leaders and presented in national and international conferences MDRI strives to become a leading research institute in policyand development in the Mekong region. MDRI hopes that their high quality research will make significant and positive contributions towards regional development as well as highligh challenges in opening Vietnam#s economy to share with countries with similar socialeconomic conditions. MDRI is ranked No.1 among economic institutions in Vietnam and among the top 17% of 12,700 economic institutes in the world by IDEAS: Economics and Finance Research.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation35205 0 10000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10000CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficMekong Development Research Institu18165 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib18165Oxfam Novib public fundsMekong Development Research Institu3520 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3520Oxfam Novib public fundsMekong Development Research Institu3520 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3520Oxfam Novib public fundsMekong Development Research InstituImproved policies Governments & global actors: # cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies holding (sub)national governments or global actors to account for inequality & poverpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachesThe research report provides two pieces of evidence: - The quantitative analysis provides evidence on impacts of climate change on multidimensional inequality - The qualitative analysis discuss climate change impacts adaptation/mitigation, and policy gapsThe research report provides two pieces of evidence: - The quantitative analysis provides evidence on impacts of climate change on multidimensional inequality - The qualitative analysis discuss climate change impacts adaptation/mitigation, and policy gapsThe research report provides two pieces of evidence: - The quantitative analysis provides evidence on impacts of climate change on multidimensional inequality - The qualitative analysis discuss climate change impacts adaptation/mitigation, and policy gapspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actors- A policy brief produced and tailor-made to reach policy makers on improving policies on inclusive climate change policies. - A launching workshop organized to discuss in the panel discussion on how to produce and monitor policies by governments in thenexus of climate change and inequality- A policy brief produced and tailor-made to reach policy makers on improving policies on inclusive climate change policies. - A launching workshop organized to discuss in the panel discussion on how to produce and monitor policies by governments in thenexus of climate change and inequality- A policy brief produced and tailor-made to reach policy makers on improving policies on inclusive climate change policies. - A launching workshop organized to discuss in the panel discussion on how to produce and monitor policies by governments in thenexus of climate change and inequalityImproved policies Governments & global actors: # cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies holding (sub)national governments or global actors to account for inequality & povercases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies holding (sub)national governments or global actors to account for inequality & poverty -DD2The Government news under the Government and The Communist magazine under the Vietnam Communist Party recognized the report and it's policy recommendations on inclusive and gender-sensitive policies on climate change adaptation and mitigation. This is the first report in Vietnam that investigates the impact of climate change on multidimensional inequality in Vietnam. As such, by providing the firm evidence on the impacts, deepening the knowledge in this topic, the project contributes to understanding andadopting a more gender sensitive policy on climate change action in VietnamThe Government news under the Government and The Communist magazine under the Vietnam Communist Party recognized the report and it's policy recommendations on inclusive and gender-sensitive policies on climate change adaptation and mitigation. This is the first report in Vietnam that investigates the impact of climate change on multidimensional inequality in Vietnam. As such, by providing the firm evidence on the impacts, deepening the knowledge in this topic, the project contributes to understanding andadopting a more gender sensitive policy on climate change action in VietnamThe Government news under the Government and The Communist magazine under the Vietnam Communist Party recognized the report and it's policy recommendations on inclusive and gender-sensitive policies on climate change adaptation and mitigation. This is the first report in Vietnam that investigates the impact of climate change on multidimensional inequality in Vietnam. As such, by providing the firm evidence on the impacts, deepening the knowledge in this topic, the project contributes to understanding andadopting a more gender sensitive policy on climate change action in VietnamNL-KVK-27108436-A-05917-02:NEOxfam NovibIn recent years, there has been growing attention on the roles that traditional and religious leaders can play in efforts to prevent and resolve conflict, in particular those surrounding violent extremism, given their integral placement in public and political dialogue. This attention has been followed by substantial financial and technical resources, often geared towards leveraging the influence such actors have within their communities or at national level. Oxfam is currently supporting such efforts across the region, including in Burkina Faso, Niger, and Mali. While such actors often have detailed understanding of their local context and significant experience in applying local methods for conflict resolution, typically there are limited opportunitiesto share experiences and lessons learned, reflect on good practices across country contexts and establish cross-border dialogues and collaborations. Such exercises are particularly relevant given the sub-regional nature of the conflict dynamics and the inter-related challenges facing the peace and stability of the three countries. In an initial step towards creating opportunities to share experiences and discuss cross-border causes and dynamics of conflict, Oxfam IBIS has brought relevant partners and Country Office staff together from Burkina Faso and Niger in an initial #Participatory Conflict Analysis and Scenario Planning workshop# to jointly analyse country-specific conflict dimensions, while also share perspectives on regional and cross-border aspects of conflict. Based on this initial workshop and theplatform offered to discuss conflict dynamics and effects, a range of priority areas for peacebuilding related initiatives were identified, grounded in local perspectives. From Oxfam Ibis side the two following priority areas of engagement concerning the problem of #the rise in the use of organized violence against the existing order (social, cultural, religious, economic, and political)# aremost relevant as the resonate well with existing program focuses and partnerships and would thus be interested to pursue: 1. Encourage cross-border dialogue between communities and religious leaders To help counter violent extremism, actions to promote cross-border dialogue between religious communities and leaders in Niger, Mali and Burkina Faso on issues of security, promotion of diversity (religious, ethnic, cultural) and building community resilience. 2. Reduce vulnerabilities and build resilience of youth Develop targeted actions for permanent and effective youth occupation by offering opportunities and that must go beyond those limiting (mechanics, phone booth, sales, welding, carpentry ...) It will also require monitoring and evaluation of the efficiency of current job creation initiatives in the affected areas. This concept note provides an overview of the proposal of engagement for 2019 addressing these two on the identified propriety areas for peacebuilding in the region and enable discussion with the Oxfam Country Office in Niger. It is intendedthat a similar proposal of engagement and discussions surrounding it will take place with the Oxfam Country Officesin Burkina Faso and Mali to actively involve both Oxfam colleagues and partners in shaping the initiative further and insuring its relevanceto local realities.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novibs main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fund raising, campaigning and advocacy. The Hub Niamey Niger exists since 2006 as a humanitarian field office and since 2012 as the decentralized Country office for Oxfam Novib, dealing with all the development and humanitarian themes like Sustainable livelihoods, Right to Basic services, Humanitarian and resilience interventions, The right to be heard and the right to an Identity, including women's rights and sexual and reproductive health rights. The Country Office in Niger works with local partners to realize the vision of a Niger without povertyOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and security8222 76051 84622 9844 1253Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor236Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor484Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor642Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor500Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1883Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3416Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-193Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor17846Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3685Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5855Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2792Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2099Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2121Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2312Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2442Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3479Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4717Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4527Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor24177Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3423Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3419Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5973Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3988Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6770Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1181Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4694Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3708Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4512Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6490Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor17312Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor23151Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor8755Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1230Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-142Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-10162Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10162 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10162CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic8707Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05917-03:NEOxfam NovibGlobal and Regional Peacebuilding Programme (GRPP) The Peace Buildine project contributes to the strategic program of Oxfam's country / regional strategy (Program (ToC 13) Global and Regional Peacebuilding Program (GRPP)) The general objective of the project: Increased and meaningful engagement of women and youth in local, national and regional peacebuilding initiatives, including peace processes in targeted countries. Specific objectives : 1. Oxfam and its partners in the targeted countries have strengthened, coherent and effective peacebuilding efforts, 2. Build and strengthen networks and alliances of civil society organizations and key community stakeholders to build peace, enabling links between the local, sub-regional, national and regional levels. 3. Women and young people are meaningfully engaged and influence high-level peace processes as well as peacebuilding initiatives at the subnational and local levels.Oxfam NovibRESEAU PANAFRICAIN PAIX, DEMOCRATIEThe Pan-African network for peace, democracy and development (REPPAD) is a pan-African human rights and democracy organization officially established on 16 February 2011 by young Nigerian leaders. Recognized by order No. 592/MISPD/AR/DGAPJ/DLP/of 26 August 2011, the main purpose of the REPPAD is to promote Pan-African values and contribute to peace, democracy and development in Africa and Niger in particular. In line with its Pan-African vision, the REPPADD is fighting for the values of social justice, peace and sustainable development that translate into democratic, economic and social governance, where all "citizens, men, women, young people including vulnerable persons enjoy in an effective, fair and equitable manner their civil, political, social and economic rights.Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and security67040 54989 40224 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 40224Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRESEAU PANAFRICAIN PAIX, DEMOCRATIE23464 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 23464Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRESEAU PANAFRICAIN PAIX, DEMOCRATIE32132 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 32132Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRESEAU PANAFRICAIN PAIX, DEMOCRATIE16066 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 16066Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorRESEAU PANAFRICAIN PAIX, DEMOCRATIE256Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1180Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-8707 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-8707CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to contribute to conflict transformation/address root causes of conflict -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05918-02:MZOxfam NovibThe Mozambican Association of Women and Support for Girls-OPHENTA is an association that promotes gender equality, social justice, economic and anti-violence, influencing decisions in governance processes and in the formulation and implementation of human rights sensitive policies with focus women and girls. With this project, Ophenta intends to implement the CHEGA Campaign, through awareness-raising actions of citizens with a focus on girls and women, parents and mothers, and the Nampula community in general. It will also reinforce the articulation with existing partners and identify other actors and / or allies to influence them and call them to action to defend that women and girls have a right and autonomy over their bodies and sexuality " and to challenge social norms that reinforce sexual violence against girls and women. The main results expected from the implementation of this project are: # Women and Girls exercise control and autonomy over their bodies and demand accountability from the perpetrators of sexual violence in their communities; # Mothers and fathers report sexual violence by defending social norms that respect the autonomy and control of the bodyby women and girls; # Women and girls more aware, expose and report cases of sexual violence defending social norms that respect the autonomy and control of their own bodies; # Reduced social acceptance of violence against girls and women by addressing underlyingsocial norms; # Joint advocacy actions on gender equality and girls' rights at national levelOxfam NovibAssociação M de Mulheres e a RapariThe Mozambican Association of Women and Support for Girls - OPHENTA is an association of private law, endowed with legal personality and with social responsibility and non-profit. It was constituted in 2016, with about 10 members. The association is based in the city of Nampula, where it will be represented in a first phase and later in the districts of Rapale and Ribaué in the province of Nampula, through local women's clubs functioning as focal points of activities. Its mission is to advocate and promote gender equality, social justice, economic and anti-violence, influencing decisions in governance processes and in the formulation and implementation of human rights sensitive policies with a focus on women and girls. Its vision is to strengthen civilsociety organizations, to promote community-based initiatives to stimulate the empowerment of women and girls, to know their basic rights and duties in the development of their communities, as an indispensable condition for influencing decision-making inthe processes of local governance and in the formulation and implementation of sensitive policies focused on the human rights of women and girls. Ophenta conducts its activities in the neighborhoods of Namicopo and military district. Thematic intervention areas: 1. Participation of women and girls in decision-making processes; 2. Combating violence against women and girls; 3. Participation of women and girls in economic development(access to and control of resources).Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to basic social servicesThe right to an identity45000 52500 45000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib45000Oxfam Novib public fundsAssociação M de Mulheres e a Rapari15000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib15000Oxfam Novib public fundsAssociação M de Mulheres e a Rapari37500 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib37500Oxfam Novib public fundsAssociação M de Mulheres e a RapariShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider a life free from violence a fundamental right for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider a life free from violence a fundamental right for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider a life free from violence a fundamental right for men and women.men, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider a life free from violence a fundamental right for men and women.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05933-02:TNOxfam NovibAl Bawsala a non-profit NGO aim (1) to reposition citizens at the core of political action by offering them the means to stay updated with their elected representatives and by providing them ways to defend their fundamental rights.(2) to build relationships withelected representatives and decision-makers in order to work towards the establishment of good governance practices and political ethics.(3) to participate in defending the concepts of social progress and citizen empowerment. The project advocate for equal and just fiscal policies, as well as setting budget transparency, by providing the needed tools and data to confront the government#s claims about providing the report on tax expenditure and tax incentives within the deadlines. The project strategy is mainly focusing on influencing the decision makers and steering the public debate about the long implemented fiscal policies. The approach will be based on transparency and the right to access to information.Oxfam NovibAl BawsalaAl Bawsala is a non-governmental Tunisian non-profit organization. It is independent of any political influence. Al Bawsala aim to: • Putt the citizens at the heart of political action by giving them the means to learn about the activity of elected officials and defend their fundamental rights • Establish relationships with elected officials and decision-makers to work towards the establishment of good governance and a political ethic. • Participate in the defense of the idea of social progress and emancipation of the citizen Al Bawsala, is independent from political influence, and has three objectives: to reposition citizens at the core of political action by offering them the means to stay updated with their elected representatives and by providing them ways to defend their fundamental rights; to build relationships with elected representatives and decision-makers in order to work towards the establishment of good governance practices and political ethics; to participate in defending the concepts of social progress and citizen empowerment.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Tunisia36.8064 10.18153The right to social and political participation26000 20000 2300 16000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib16000Oxfam Novib public fundsAl Bawsala10000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10000CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficAl Bawsala20000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib20000Oxfam Novib public fundsAl Bawsala2300 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2300Oxfam Novib public fundsAl BawsalaImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing policies on transparent and accountable fiscal and financial policies by (sub)national governments or global actorspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing policies on transparent and accountable fiscal and financial policies by (sub)national governments or global actorscases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing policies on transparent and accountable fiscal and financial policies by (sub)national governments or global actors -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05958-02:NEOxfam NovibIn this project the partner ASO EPT Niger, as a structure skilled in education area will facilitate training of basic community organizations (CBOs) in some specific thematic areas and organizing advocating / influencing activities with other civil society organizations at the national and local level. These outcomes will link to the outcomes in the project proposal as well as outcomes mentioned in the CO project description By 2021 Improved quality of girls# and boys# primary education and young people#s non-formal vocational training in Maradi and Tahoua regions, including skills development related to active citizenship (child rights, rights to education, participation, leadership) E.g. national level or community level intervention, certain regions In this project the partner ASO EPT Niger, as a structure skilled in education area will be working at both levels as well as at the national than the local level. At the local 8 communes (in 4 departments and 2 regions) will be reached by the project. E.g. research, digital campaigning, lobby activities In this project, as for the first partner, the main intervention strategies are based on capacity building of CSOs andCBOs, direct involvement, advocacyOxfam NovibAssociations ONGs Education Pour ToASO EPT Niger is a coalition of NGOs, associations and unions in the education and vocational training sector in Niger. It has beenrecognized to operate under N * 000844 / MISPD / ACR / DGAPJ / DLP of 04 December 2017, but was created since 2008. ASO EPT Niger is a member of: CaCoPED, Global Marche, Education Unions affiliated to the International Education. '' Strengthen the capacity of member structures to become democratic, united, strong, dynamic, motivated, effective and committed to advocacy for achieving free and universal access to quality and sustainable education for all children in Niger '' is the mission assigned to ASO EPT Niger. ASO EPTNiger is led by a national coordination and is located in the 8 regions of Niger. ASO EPT Niger's Board of Directors is made up of 18 members, including 5 women. A staff of 11 employees ensures the operational management of the structure. The annual budget of ASOEPT Niger is about 321 224 946 FCFA (490 419 euros).Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation316356 181486 198932 153083 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 153083Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociations ONGs Education Pour To110484 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 110484Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociations ONGs Education Pour To42232 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 42232Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociations ONGs Education Pour To89104 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 89104Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociations ONGs Education Pour To92382 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 92382Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociations ONGs Education Pour To98685 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 98685Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociations ONGs Education Pour To100247 incoming transaction Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) 100247Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donorAssociations ONGs Education Pour ToIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners for tax transparency & ensuring that corporate taxes are paid where real exonomic activity takes place & private wealth cannot be hidden offshore.alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners for tax transparency & ensuring that corporate taxes are paid where real exonomic activity takes place & private wealth cannot be hidden offshore.cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners for tax transparency & ensuring that corporate taxes are paid where real exonomic activity takes place & private wealth cannot be hidden offshore.Shifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the strive towards tax justice as an integral part of the fundamental rights for men and women.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms and attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the strive towards tax justice as an integral part of the fundamental rights for men and women.women, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the strive towards tax justice as an integral part of the fundamental rights for men and women.men, including people living in poverty and injustice, consider the strive towards tax justice as an integral part of the fundamental rights for men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05958-03:NEOxfam NovibThis project falls under the thematic area Finance for Development. Through our work Oxfam Novib and SOMO aim to achieve that more women, youth and other citizens benefit from higher quality and quantity of finance for development, an enhanced fiscal system and asustainable and inclusive financial and corporate sector, tackling extreme inequality. Within this Theory of Change, this project in NIGER has set the following objective: is ##to strengthen the right to inclusive and equitable quality education and lifelong learning opportunities for boys and girls, young men and women in Niger ##. In general terms a description of the strategies that we apply to achieve our long-term outcome. The main approach / strategy is based on Civil Society organizations and media through influencing activities. The partnership Oxfam-ROTAB-ASO EPT Niger with the support the affiliate Oxfam Ibis want to work particularly in favour of young men and women to get quality education and vocational training, by supporting CSOs <(>&<)> media actors with means, training and necessary skills wich will permit to have the capacity to influence policies to support public investments / financing of the education sector, especially primary education and vocational training. This partnership expects to contribute to a situation where organizations representative of young To achieve this long-term outcome in NIGER, Oxfam works together with the following partners: 1. Associations, Syndicats et Organisations pour l#Education Pour Tous au Niger - ASO EPT Niger # et 2. Le Réseau des Organisations pour la Transparence et l#Analyse Budgétaire # ROTAB - PWYPOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novibs main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fund raising, campaigning and advocacy. The Hub Niamey Niger exists since 2006 as a humanitarian field office and since 2012 as the decentralized Country office for Oxfam Novib, dealing with all the development and humanitarian themes like Sustainable livelihoods, Right to Basic services, Humanitarian and resilience interventions, The right to be heard and the right to an Identity, including women's rights and sexual and reproductive health rights. The Country Office in Niger works with local partners to realize the vision of a Niger without povertyOxfam Denmark (IBIS) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation47603 98924 107909 2180 2710Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10181Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3553Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-374Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor1311Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3632Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4401Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3663Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor7260Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor11265Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4818Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5335Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6633Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5793Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3494Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4066Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor189Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-2397Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3268Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor7051Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6436Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10731Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor43508Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3211Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4516Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5688Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor3756Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor11208Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor6843Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor5374Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4994Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor9698Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor4608Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor7543Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor40470Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor10931Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor2448Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-11198Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor24596Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor-24596 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-24596Unders/overspending Donor Funds-171079Oxfam Denmark (IBIS) back donor171079 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib171079Unders/overspending Donor FundsStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty.CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts against extreme inequality and poverty -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-05968-03:XGOxfam NovibLand Rights Now is an international alliance campaign to secure indigenous and community land rights everywhere. We do this by developing local to global campaigns that engage the public - raising awareness of the link between secure land rights, climatechange and food systems - and mobilizing them to exercise pressure on Governments to secure collective land rights. The initiative does not create new campaigns but amplifies the ongoing strategic actions of local communities to increase impact and strengthen global and national collaboration to secure collective land rights. Land Rights Now was conceived as a campaign project with a clear timeframe from 2016-2020. The three co-convening organizations recognize the important added value of Land Rights Now and have confirmed their interest in the campaign continuing beyond 2020 - building on the lessons learnt as well as the alliances and support base built up over the past five years. In 2020, the specific objectives are: 1) Preparing the new phase of LandRightsNow: convene a structured conversation with key partners to think collectively about the this first phase of the campaign - what worked, what did not - and strategize on scenarios for the future - particularly in light of the corona virus pandemic. 2) Delivering campaigns to advance Indigenous and Community land rights: continue core activity of providing global campaign support to national campaigns, responding to campaign opportunities and requests (implementation of Forest Rights Act in India; land grabs in Uganda; construction of a military baseon collectively managed lands in Montenegro). LandRightsNow will work closely with local and national organizations in a process ofco-creation, which includes an element of capacity strengtheningon campaign strategy, digital tactics, and media. Finally, the LandRightsNow coordination will also lead on one or more global digital actions to advance the relevance of Indigenous and community land rights (tentatively in August) 3. Amplifying the work of co-conveners and participants: # amplifying stories coming from the RRI, ILC and Oxfam, as well as other participants# network to reach a broader and different audience; # issue action alerts around specific cases of land rights defenders at risk because of their peaceful actions or major globally-relevant policy opportunities; # providing visibility to any update on the RRI #baseline#, which also constitutes the underlying data justification for the LandRightsNow campaign.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.IFAD Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to a sustainable livelihood25801 27637 3617IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS5769IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS4838IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS7866IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS433IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS218IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS3279IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS679Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)-679IFAD - UN ORGANISATIONS3794Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)4891Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)677Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)241Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)172Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)633Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)187Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)478Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)4791Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)956Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)308Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)4550Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)58Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)284Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)-30Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)968Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)4334Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)-184Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)313Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)-313Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)-556Rights and Resources Initiative (RRI)556 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib556Oxfam Novib public fundsIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners on (i) Sustainable Food production and consumption, (ii) Land Rights and (iii) Climate Change with a gender senstive lens.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05985-02:BIOxfam NovibThe Counterpart ADISCO will carry out the project in 3 provinces of Burundi (Ngozi, Gitega and Bubanza). The project addresses veryimportant issues including: i. The development of agricultural practices that use less external synthetic inputs, thus more accessible to poor farmers and reduce their dependence on production firms of these inputs while giving them more resilience to the risks of failures related to climate change ii. The production of healthier foods, packaged into forms more adapted to eating habits through transformation into cooperative structures, which are spaces for participation and exercise of rights, including the learning ofgrassroots democracy for small farmers in general and the empowerment of women in particular in decisions on links in value chains iii. The development of more sustainable agricultural models that ensure the sustainability of soil capital, while improving its fertility, the fight against pollution of rivers and soils at the same time as they promote the multiplication of biodiversity in and on the soil. iv. the improvement of household incomes through the creation of local markets, cement of a solidarity between producersand consumers which increases the autonomy of producers to choose their trading partners and relieves producers and consumers of the pressure of large producers; trading groups on price taxation. v. Sensitization of populations in the consumption of healthier andlocally produced products under equitable and secure conditions of access to factors of production (seeds, land, knowledge, ect.) vi. Advocacy with policy makers to support a healthier and more sustainable agriculture, which gives place to the participation of small farmers in the orientation of the agenda and protects them from pressure from other actors in value chains.Oxfam NovibAppui au Développement IntégralAdisco (Appui au development intégral et á la Solidarité sur les colline) is a local NGO created in 2006. The institutional objective of Adisco is to bring to equilibrium the social forces and to contribute to the creation and development of a national social mouvement capable influencing policy making in favour of the most vulnerable. Adisco works on five different themes/ fields of activities which are: - The support of self-promition programme - Support of the development of the chains around specific agricultural products. - Support to the health « Mutuelle » (non for profit health insurance scheme) - Support to Entrepreneurship - Strengtheningof Africain civil society. Lobby and Advocacy with other members of the civil society on health and agriculture related policies (nationally, on the level of EAC and internationally) as well as development and use of innovative credit schemes are some of the tools used in all the field of interventions.OXFAM GERMANY Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to a sustainable livelihood624958 0 -15274346248 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 46248Oxfam Germany back donorAppui au Développement Intégral72581 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 72581Oxfam Germany back donorAppui au Développement Intégral160499 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 160499Oxfam Germany back donorAppui au Développement Intégral109077 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 109077Oxfam Germany back donorAppui au Développement Intégral9077 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 9077Oxfam Germany back donorAppui au Développement Intégral74733 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 74733Oxfam Germany back donorAppui au Développement IntégralWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05985-03:BIOxfam NovibThe Oxfam country office in Burundi will support ADISCO in the implementation of a multi-year strategy, a monitoring and evaluationplan and oversee the smooth evolution of the project thanks to the support of a Project and Finance Officer .Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM GERMANY Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to a sustainable livelihood96 22238 69306 12442 96Oxfam Germany back donor4Oxfam Germany back donor618Oxfam Germany back donor2078Oxfam Germany back donor1360Oxfam Germany back donor1402Oxfam Germany back donor2032Oxfam Germany back donor1765Oxfam Germany back donor2564Oxfam Germany back donor1053Oxfam Germany back donor1670Oxfam Germany back donor2681Oxfam Germany back donor5010Oxfam Germany back donor1643Oxfam Germany back donor1531Oxfam Germany back donor21230Oxfam Germany back donor3513Oxfam Germany back donor3603Oxfam Germany back donor5483Oxfam Germany back donor3531Oxfam Germany back donor7193 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7193CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic5086 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5086CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic2572 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2572CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic9812 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib9812CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic4106 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4106CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic3 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic5000Oxfam Germany back donor3 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-5000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-5000CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic3 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic3 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic12433 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib12433Oxfam Novib public funds-41618Oxfam Germany back donor41618 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib41618Unders/overspending Donor FundsWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05992-02:BIOxfam NovibOxfam in Burundi is the lead on a project funded by the UE on strengthening civil society through better participation in the localgovernance of local CSOs. CSOs and local Authorities will be called to work together to develop, follow-up and evaluate the local plans for communal development (PCDC - Programmes Collinaires de Développement Communautaire). Notably, marginalised groups (ethnic minorities, young women and men) will be involved in all the steps of the project's implementation. Oxfam will be directly responsible for the projetc's impleemntation in 2 provinces : Cibitoke and Bujumbura Rural.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to social and political participation214233 483787 367744 37489 2798European Union EU EC general2125European Union EU EC general8500European Union EU EC general6721European Union EU EC general8988European Union EU EC general10060European Union EU EC general24969European Union EU EC general2220European Union EU EC general37940European Union EU EC general32038European Union EU EC general30316European Union EU EC general16850European Union EU EC general30708European Union EU EC general85850European Union EU EC general15083European Union EU EC general63235European Union EU EC general15852European Union EU EC general63390European Union EU EC general42966European Union EU EC general48206European Union EU EC general14841European Union EU EC general37843European Union EU EC general23232European Union EU EC general44613European Union EU EC general28676European Union EU EC general70553European Union EU EC general60434European Union EU EC general50522European Union EU EC general28624European Union EU EC general18431European Union EU EC general30596European Union EU EC general14800European Union EU EC general25787European Union EU EC general15996European Union EU EC general31139European Union EU EC general20861European Union EU EC general5582European Union EU EC general14562European Union EU EC general14254European Union EU EC general3092European Union EU EC general-46201European Union EU EC general46201 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib46201Oxfam Novib public funds-8811 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-8811Oxfam Novib public funds8811European Union EU EC generalStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space -DD3Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05992-03:BIOxfam NovibAction Aid Burundi is the co-lead on a project funded by the UE on strengthening civil society through better participation in the local governance of local CSOs. CSOs and local Authorities will be called to work together to develop, follow-up and evaluate the local plans for communal development (PCDC - Plan Communal pour le Développement Communautaire). Notably, marginalised groups (ethnic minorities, young women and men) will be involved in all the steps of the project's implementation. Action AidBurundi is responsiblefor the Action in 2 provinces: Ruygi and Rutana. In additional, Action Aid will support the capacity building of CSOs in various fields like organizational, managerial, ..... Action Aid Burundi will support CSOs to influence the content of PCDCs so that implementation and monitoring are easy and to broaden the participation of communities in their development.Oxfam NovibAction Aid BurundiActionAid is a global movement of people fighting for women#s rights, social justice and an end to poverty.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to social and political participation940943 315968 incoming transaction European Union 315968European Union EU EC generalAction Aid Burundi530881 incoming transaction European Union 530881European Union EU EC generalAction Aid BurundiStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space -DD3Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-05992-04:BIOxfam NovibMIPAREC is the local co-lead on a project funded by the UE on strengthening civil society through better participation in the localgovernance of local CSOs. CSOs and local Authorities will be called to work together to develop, follow-up and evaluate the local plans for communal development (PCDC - Plan Communal pour le Développement Communautaire). Notably, marginalised groups (ethnic minorities, young women and men) will be involved in all the steps of the project's implementation. MIPAREC is responsible to support OXFAM's and ActionAid Burundi's actions in the respective provinces, they will be in charge of the actions dedicated to active citizenship and the evaluation of the local development plans by the citizens through a tool called "Community Score Cards - CSC". In this project, MIPAREC has a very important role in consolidating the space for dialogue between CSOs and local authorities. This action will be the key for CSOs to participate effectively in the development of their communities and to build the trust between CSOs and authorities.Oxfam NovibMinistère de la paix et la réconcilMinistry of Peace and Reconciliation Under the Cross (Mi-PAREC) is a non-profit organization, founded in 1996 by the laureates of training in peaceful conflict resolution and integrated development. Mi-PAREC was approved by ministerial decree n ° 530-114of 02/21/2002. The association was founded to promote peace and reconciliation in Burundi first, then in the Great Lakes region (Rwanda, DRC) then and finally throughout the world. Mi-PAREC is made up of members who are motivated by a spirit of commitment and volunteerismand who emphasize social sense to help the marginalized such as the displaced, returnees, demobilized, people affected by the crisis, people affected by diseases like HIV / AIDS, poverty, etc. Mi-PAREC helps in the creation and support of local peace and community recovery initiatives through peace committees, solidarity groups and other groups or clubs. It provides lessons through seminars,workshops where community representatives, administrative and political authorities, military, representatives of civil society participate to discuss their role in the construction of the country and promote peace and sustainable development. MIPAREC's vision is to build a peaceful, equitable and prosperous society.Our mission is to work to promote peace, community development and social cohesion through training, reconciliation and peacebuilding activities. Integrity: We value the integrity of staff individually and inthe way we engage with others in all aspects of work. -Non violence: Our actions and our words must reflect the qualities of a peacemaker. You have to act in a way that does not harm others. This is why our motto is "MIPAREC against all forms of violence" -Learning Culture: We firmly believe that no one is an expert in everything; but that any intervention must be an object of learning a new lesson. We assess all stakeholders that everyone has something to contribute, which is why MIPAREC staff are not teachers but "facilitators" and participants are not beneficiariesbut "neighbors". -Equality and equity: Everyone is created in the image of God. This requires treating people fairly and equally. -Honesty and transparency: We must be honest and transparent in everything we do because we are not only accountable topeople but also to the Almighty. -Love: You have to love others to be able to serve them. Without this love, you become a mercenary.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to social and political participation739096 -73909248188 incoming transaction European Union 248188European Union EU EC generalMinistère de la paix et la réconcil102137 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib102137Oxfam Novib public fundsMinistère de la paix et la réconcil314862 incoming transaction European Union 314862European Union EU EC generalMinistère de la paix et la réconcilImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorrolemodels who support Oxfam Novib and partners in support of alternative policies and/or approachespieces of evidence or campaigns (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support the adoption of new policy by the NL government on aid quanity (0.7%) and aid qualityImproved policies : # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sectorcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing policies on quality and quantity of aid, as well as on ensuring rights and conditions for civil society to act as countervailing power to state & private sector -DD3Increased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # of cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space..cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards quality and quantity of aid, as well as on civil society space -DD3NL-KVK-27108436-A-05992-06:BIOxfam NovibThe micro project to support the empowerment of rural women and their effective involvement in citizen participation is articulatedaround the overall objective of promoting equity, dignity and equal opportunities, the empowerment of women and their effective civic participation at all levels of the local economic development process. The project will affect 200 marginalized women (widows, divorcees, single mothers and Twakazi) in the Kabezi commune. The project responds to the concerns and needs of the populations of theKabezi commune expressed in the 3rd generation PCDC on page 71 in axis 5, which reads as follows: "Axis 5: Improvement of good local governance, social cohesion, taking into account the gender dimension, social justice and security. ACODE's mission is to contribute, in partnership with local communities, to the economic and social development of all citizens through their professional reintegration and the technical and financial strengthening of micro and small entrepreneurs. Professional values: professionalism, solidarity, credibility and availability. The overall objective is to contribute to the promotion of sustainable socio-economic and community development through the support of non-state and state structures including community-based organizations (OBCs) and civil society organizations. producer organizations (PO), municipal and provincial consultative structures. The main areas of intervention are: local governance, planning and organizational development, capacity building, human rights, gender and development, humanitarian development and environmental protection adaptation to climate change.Oxfam NovibAlliance Communautaire pour leACODE dreams of a prosperous society in which all actors are involved in the process of economic and social development; where young people and women have a decent job and can access training and funding in a healthy environment. ACODE's mission is to contribute,in partnership with local communities, to the economic and social development of all citizens through their professional reintegration and the technical and financial strengthening of micro and small entrepreneurs. Professional values: professionalism, solidarity, credibility and availability. The overall objective is to contribute to the promotion of sustainable socio-economic and community development through the support of non-state and state structures including community-based organizations (OBCs) and civil society organizations. producer organizations (PO), municipal and provincial consultative structures. The main areas of intervention are: local governance, planning and organizational development, capacity building, human rights, gender and development, humanitarian development and environmental protection adaptation to climate change. The micro project to support the empowerment of rural women and their effective involvement in citizen participation is articulated around the overall objective of promoting equity, dignity and equalopportunities, the empowerment of women and their effective civic participation at all levels of the local economic development process. The project will affect 200 marginalized women (widows, divorcees, single mothers and Twakazi) in the Kabezi commune. The project responds to the concerns and needs of the populations of the Kabezi commune expressed in the 3rd generation PCDC.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to social and political participation24606 12303 incoming transaction European Union 12303European Union EU EC generalAlliance Communautaire pour le9842 incoming transaction European Union 9842European Union EU EC generalAlliance Communautaire pour le2461 incoming transaction European Union 2461European Union EU EC generalAlliance Communautaire pour leCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05992-07:BIOxfam NovibThe overall objective of the micro project is to strengthen the capacities of women in the field of income growth through the contribution of the techniques of the Saemaul Undong approach to the management and organization of community cooperatives. The policy ofcooperatives is a high priority of the country in general and of the Nyabiraba commune in particular. The project meets a real needof the community and the implementation strategy is clear. There is also consistency between the proposed team and the actions of the project .The project is aligned with the PCDC 3rd generation. This project will have immediate results that it will generate income in less than a year and can be linked with a local financing mechanism that is an MFI. The MFI will continue to mark the impact even after the project and will continue to support the beneficiaries. It is a project sensitive to the gender approach and will affect 50 women and 100 young people aged 15-30. Saemaul Undong Burundi wants to be a leader in the country's development through inclusive approaches. Its mission is to initiate and support the implementation of integrated and sustainable programs in the areas of thecountry's development through mobilization on the change of community mentalities and capacity building on economic empowerment, particularly for women. women and young people. Its overall objective is the socio-economic development of the Burundian population byconsidering the hill as a starting point. Its main objectives are to: (1) popularize the Saelaul Undong approach and ensure that all the people of Burundi understand and appropriate it by making them understand the importance of participating themselves in their development. (2) Improve the living conditions of the population through the implementation of community development projects. (3) Promote income-generating activities through the Saemaul Undong approach. The areas of intervention being: Economic empowerment of income growth, food security, health and nutrition, improvement of community living conditions, environmental protection.Oxfam NovibSaemaul Undong BurundiSaemaul Undong Burundi wants to be a leader in the country's development through inclusive approaches. Its mission is to initiate and support the implementation of integrated and sustainable programs in the areas of the country's development through mobilization on the change of community mentalities and capacity building on economic empowerment, particularly for women. women and young people. Its overall objective is the socio-economic development of the Burundian population by considering the hill as a starting point. Its main objectives are to: (1) popularize the Saelaul Undong approach and ensure that all the people of Burundi understand and appropriate it by making them understand the importance of participating themselves in their development. (2) Improve the living conditions of the population through the implementation of community development projects. (3) Promote income-generating activities through the Saemaul Undong approach. The areas of intervention being: Economic empowerment of income growth, food security, health and nutrition, improvement of community living conditions, environmental protection.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to social and political participation24062 12031 incoming transaction European Union 12031European Union EU EC generalSaemaul Undong Burundi9625 incoming transaction European Union 9625European Union EU EC generalSaemaul Undong Burundi2406 incoming transaction European Union 2406European Union EU EC generalSaemaul Undong BurundiCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05992-08:BIOxfam NovibThe objective of the project is to strengthen the empowerment of young people for satisfactory and sustainable support for community development. The direct beneficiaries of the project will be 40 young heads of households and 60 tutors of OVCs. Through frameworks integrating all stakeholders which will be put in place, the impact of the actions carried out will be observed through the theoryof change which will materialize by the fact that the young people who were in the situation of the inability to develop themselveswho will become autonomous by putting put in place a system allowing them to obtain income-generating activities themselves by contributing to their families and the municipality to achieve the promotion of Local Economic Development (LED) of PCDC 3rd Generation,and its implementation strategy is clear and responsive to the approach th kind. he Vision of IODC is that the young people of the different communes of the general country and those of the Kanyosha commune in particular have the capacity to Promote local economic development through the Communal Plan for Community Development (PCDC). Vulnerable groups (widows, indigenous people, the disabled; old people) have the ability to contribute to local economic development. Its missionis to select OeVs according to the degree of vulnerability. The objective of the project is to strengthen the empowerment of young people for satisfactory and sustainable support for community development. The direct beneficiaries of the project will be40 young heads of households and 60 tutors of OVCs. Through frameworks integrating all stakeholders which will be put in place, the impact of the actions carried out will be observed through the theory of change which will materialize by the fact that the young people who were in the situation of the inability to develop themselves who will become autonomous by putting put in place a system allowing them to obtain income-generating activities themselves by contributing to their families and the municipality to achieve the promotion of Local Economic Development (LED) of PCDC 3rd Generation, and its implementation strategy is clear and responsive to the approach th kind.Oxfam NovibInitiative pour l’Organisation et lThe Vision of IODC is that the young people of the different communes of the general country and those of the Kanyosha commune in particular have the capacity to Promote local economic development through the Communal Plan for Community Development (PCDC). Vulnerable groups (widows, indigenous people, the disabled; old people) have the ability to contribute to local economic development. Its mission is to select OeVs according to the degree of vulnerability. The objective of the project is to strengthenthe empowerment of young people for satisfactory and sustainable support for community development. The direct beneficiaries of the project will be 40 young heads of households and 60 tutors of OVCs. Through frameworks integrating all stakeholders which will be put in place, the impact of the actions carried out will be observed through the theory of change which will materialize by the fact that the young people who were in the situation of the inability to develop themselves who will become autonomous by putting put in place a system allowing them to obtain income-generating activities themselves by contributing to their families and the municipality to achieve the promotion of Local Economic Development (LED) of PCDC 3rd Generation, and its implementation strategy is clear and responsive to the approach th kind.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to social and political participation24630 2463 incoming transaction European Union 2463European Union EU EC generalInitiative pour l’Organisation et l9852 incoming transaction European Union 9852European Union EU EC generalInitiative pour l’Organisation et l12315 incoming transaction European Union 12315European Union EU EC generalInitiative pour l’Organisation et lCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05992-09:BIOxfam NovibRepopulation and Cattle Production Improvement Project for young people, women and other vulnerable people on the Rusiga and Samwe hills "RAPROBO" The project concerns young people, women and marginalized groups without jobs and repatriated women for theacquisition of income and know-how. The project will directly affect 100 people on the 2 hills of Rusiga and Samwe in Rugombo commune. It is also in line with the priorities identified in the commune's PCDC. It is gender-sensitive and more realistic bothin terms of budget and community needs. TUU's vision is to provide an environment that guarantees human security and the enjoyment of human rights in ademocratic approach linked to good governance. Its mission is to face financial precariousness through entrepreneurship and community mobilization in order to ensure the integral development of members, communities in general and vulnerable groups in particular, which development is centered on respect and good. - be family. TUU's overall objective is to increase the economic power of vulnerable groups in a healthy environment that respects human rights. The specific objectives are: (1) To increase the economic power of vulnerable groups through the Entrepreneurship of any activity aimed at individual and collective prosperity and economic growth in general. (2) Transform conflicts into assets and take advantage of the bitter past to build generations who are artisans of justice, peace, democratic citizenship and reconciliation among the rising generations. (3) Defend and promote the values ​​of protection andsolidarity to ensure the inclusive development and human security of vulnerable groups. The areas of intervention are: Development of entrepreneurship among young people and other vulnerable groups, environmental protection and reasonable management of natural resources, human rights, gender and good governance, health education and peace building.Oxfam NovibTuri Umwe UnitedTUU's vision is to provide an environment that guarantees human security and the enjoyment of human rights in a democratic approachlinked to good governance. Its mission is to face financial precariousness through entrepreneurship and community mobilization in order to ensure the integral development of members, communities in general and vulnerable groups in particular, which development iscentered on respect and good. - be family. TUU's overall objective is to increase the economic power of vulnerable groups in a healthy environment that respects human rights. The specific objectives are: (1) To increase the economic power of vulnerable groups through the Entrepreneurship of any activity aimed at individual and collective prosperity and economic growth in general. (2) Transform conflicts into assets and take advantage of the bitter past to build generations who are artisans of justice, peace, democratic citizenship and reconciliation among the rising generations. (3) Defend and promote the values ​​of protection and solidarity to ensure the inclusive development and human security of vulnerable groups. The areas of intervention are: Development of entrepreneurship among young people and other vulnerable groups, environmental protection and reasonable management of natural resources, human rights, gender and good governance, health education and peace building.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to social and political participation24630 12315 incoming transaction European Union 12315European Union EU EC generalTuri Umwe United9852 incoming transaction European Union 9852European Union EU EC generalTuri Umwe United2463 incoming transaction European Union 2463European Union EU EC generalTuri Umwe UnitedCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05992-10:BIOxfam NovibPROVISION OF DESK BENCHES TO SCHOOLS IN THE MABAYI COMMUNE AND STRENGTHENING OF THE ACCOUNTABILITY OF KEY ACTORS Mabayi commune is one of the communes of Cibitoke province which has a crying need for school infrastructure and equipment. The chosen project would like to contribute to the improvement of the learning conditions of the pupils of the 22 schools of the DCE Mabayi. The micro-projectis in line with the priorities of the PCDC of the commune. common. The strategy is sustainable. The Association has management experience. SLS IKEBUKE has a mission to contribute to the prevention and fight against AIDS, in particular through awareness-raising actions, care for people infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. The overall objective is the fight against HIV/AIDS. The specific objectives are: (1) Raise the population's awareness of the fight against AIDS (2) Assistance to vulnerable people: hospitalized patients, street children and orphans, widows and widowers, HIV-positive, (3) Implement all actions thatpromote debate in order to break with the sexual taboo, (4) Initiate micro-projects in order to contribute to the economic development of the country, (5) participate in capacity building in the promotion and respect of children's rights and the fight against poverty.( 6) Supervise and support HIV/AIDS orphans and other vulnerable children. (7) Contribute to the schooling of AIDS orphans and other vulnerable children.Oxfam NovibSolidarité pour Lutter contre le SiSLS IKEBUKE has a mission to contribute to the prevention and fight against AIDS, in particular through awareness-raising actions, care for people infected or affected by HIV/AIDS. The overall objective is the fight against HIV/AIDS. The specific objectives are: (1) Raise the population's awareness of the fight against AIDS (2) Assistance to vulnerable people: hospitalized patients, street children and orphans, widows and widowers, HIV-positive, (3) Implement all actions that promote debate in order tobreak with the sexual taboo, (4) Initiate micro-projects in order to contribute to the economic development of the country, (5) participate in capacity building in the promotion and respect of children's rights and the fight against poverty.( 6) Superviseand support HIV/AIDS orphans and other vulnerable children. (7) Contribute to the schooling of AIDS orphans and other vulnerable children. PROVISION OF DESK BENCHES TO SCHOOLS IN THE MABAYI COMMUNE AND STRENGTHENING OF THE ACCOUNTABILITY OF KEY ACTORS. Mabayi commune is one of the communes ofCibitoke province which has a crying need for school infrastructure and equipment. The chosen project would like to contribute to the improvement of the learning conditions of the pupils of the 22 schools of theDCE Mabayi. The micro-project is in line with the priorities of the PCDC of the commune. common. The strategy is sustainable. The Association has management experience.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to social and political participation24630 12315 incoming transaction European Union 12315European Union EU EC generalSolidarité pour Lutter contre le Si9852 incoming transaction European Union 9852European Union EU EC generalSolidarité pour Lutter contre le Si2463 incoming transaction European Union 2463European Union EU EC generalSolidarité pour Lutter contre le SiCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05992-11:BIOxfam NovibImproving entrepreneurship support for young people with disabilities. The project aims to promote unemployed girls and boys, thoseliving with disabilities and those from the Twa community. It is in line with the priorities identified in the PCDC of themunicipality in its axis 6, social protection and the promotion of employment and youth entrepreneurship. It is gender-sensitive and more realistic both in terms of budget and community needs. Furthermore, the implementation and sustainability strategy seems realistic. Organisation's vision is to provide young people and women with support to improve their level of economic empowerment within the community. The mission is to educate young graduates from primary, secondary and university schools as well as women to get used to self-creation of employment. The overall objective is to participate in the job creation policy through the promotion of entrepreneurshipin crafts and trades to promote the socio-professional and economic integration of young people and the fight against poverty.Oxfam NovibFamille Associée des jeunes pour laFAJPACEBU's vision is to provide young people and women with support to improve their level of economic empowerment within the community. The mission is to educate young graduates from primary, secondary and university schools as well as women to get used to self-creation of employment. The overall objective is to participate in the job creation policy through the promotion of entrepreneurship in crafts and trades to promote the socio-professional and economic integration of young people and the fight against poverty. Improving entrepreneurship support for young people with disabilities. The project aims to promote unemployed girls and boys, those living with disabilities and those from the Twa community. It is in line with the priorities identified inthe PCDC of themunicipality in its axis 6, social protection and the promotion of employment and youth entrepreneurship. It is gender-sensitive and more realistic both in terms of budget and community needs. Furthermore, the implementation and sustainability strategy seems realistic.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to social and political participation24628 12314 incoming transaction European Union 12314European Union EU EC generalFamille Associée des jeunes pour la9851 incoming transaction European Union 9851European Union EU EC generalFamille Associée des jeunes pour la2463 incoming transaction European Union 2463European Union EU EC generalFamille Associée des jeunes pour laCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-05997-02:NLOxfam NovibThrough regular, active participation in the Steering Group of the IMVO Convergent Insurance sector and in 4 working groups (Themes, Annual Theme, Monitoring and Reporting, Joint Priorities), the applying NGOs will: - actively contribute to the implementation of the covenant, including the formulation of texts for policy frameworks, the establishment of a monitoring system, agreements on the annual theme and the selection and discussion of cases. - actively monitor the progress of the implementation ofthe covenant, and (where possible) contribute to (the development of) possible solutions; - contribute their specific knowledge and information as described under 1.5. As the duration of the covenant is longer than the duration of this application, a financial solution will still have to be found for the participation and contributions of the NGOs described in the last months of the covenant (January - July 2023).Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation15675 44778 34726 35230 3960Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV5478Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3185Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1505Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1547Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV5605Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4993Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4440Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV5434Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3061Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV-6083Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3752Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1930Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3850Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1705Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3695Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4329Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4767Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3299Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV-3009Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3802Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3842Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4815Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV967Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4770Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1045Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3770Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV932Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1182Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV6989Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1439Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4182Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1445Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV2971Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3619Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1162Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV2165Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV1783Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV2517Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV5174Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV2877Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3487Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV4429Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOV3602Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05997-03:NLOxfam NovibThrough regular, active participation in the Steering Group of the IMVO Convergent Insurance sector and in 4 working groups (Themes, Annual Theme, Monitoring and Reporting, Joint Priorities), the applying NGOs will: - actively contribute to the implementation of the covenant, including the formulation of texts for policy frameworks, the establishment of a monitoring system, agreements on the annual theme and the selection and discussion of cases. - actively monitor the progress of the implementation ofthe covenant, and (where possible) contribute to (the development of) possible solutions; - contribute their specific knowledge and information as described under 1.5. As the duration of the covenant is longer than the duration of this application, a financial solution will still have to be found for the participation and contributions of the NGOs described in the last months of the covenant (January - July 2023). The participating NGOs bring their specific knowledge and information about human rights (including children's rights, gender equality and land rights), climate change, controversial weapons and arms trade, nature, the fight against corruption, health (including access to medicines) and animal welfare in the local context. The NGOs will contribute by sharing their expertise with the Partiesand Insurers with regard to, among other things: # Contacts with local stakeholders; # The development of civil society in developing countries; # ESG risks; # Ways to remove barriers to the completion of ESG policies, such as freedom of association; # Contacts with governments in unstable, conflict-affected or quasi-uncontrolled areas; # Contacts with the government of states where frequent serious impacts frequently occur; # Protection of (human rights) activists; # Gathering local evidence with regard to ESG violations In addition, the NGOs will provide the parties and insurers with (background) information, knowledge, analysis, perspectives and /or advice on matters such as: # Actual and potential impacts in the field of ESG, with a clear indication of the status of this information; # General ESG policies and procedures for ESG due diligence; # Colleague and partner organizations. The NGOs will also contribute to the prioritizationof risks based on knowledge of (future) international standards and their global and international overview, perspective and network and will consult with the parties on improving the situation of the injured parties.Oxfam NovibWorld Animal ProtectionWorld Animal Protection (formerly known as WSPA) has been active in the field of animal welfare for over 35 years. Their aim is to protect animals around the world (Wild animals, animals in communities, livestock and animals in disaster situations). Theydo this by delivering immediate (emergency) assistance, raising awareness and lobbying for better laws and regulations. Together with supporters they put animal welfare on the agenda and work to ensure that animals are protected throughout the world.Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation92250 11250 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 11250Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVWorld Animal Protection27000 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 27000Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVWorld Animal Protection27000 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 27000Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVWorld Animal Protection27000 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 27000Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVWorld Animal Protection-4642 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc -4642Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVWorld Animal ProtectionImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05997-04:NLOxfam NovibThrough regular, active participation in the Steering Group of the IMVO Convergent Insurance sector and in 4 working groups (Themes, Annual Theme, Monitoring and Reporting, Joint Priorities), the applying NGOs will: - actively contribute to the implementation of the covenant, including the formulation of texts for policy frameworks, the establishment of a monitoring system, agreements on the annual theme and the selection and discussion of cases. - actively monitor the progress of the implementation ofthe covenant, and (where possible) contribute to (the development of) possible solutions; - contribute their specific knowledge and information as described under 1.5. As the duration of the covenant is longer than the duration of this application, a financial solution will still have to be found for the participation and contributions of the NGOs described in the last months of the covenant (January - July 2023). The participating NGOs bring their specific knowledge and information about human rights (including children's rights, gender equality and land rights), climate change, controversial weapons and arms trade, nature, the fight against corruption, health (including access to medicines) and animal welfare in the local context. The NGOs will contribute by sharing their expertise with the Partiesand Insurers with regard to, among other things: # Contacts with local stakeholders; # The development of civil society in developing countries; # ESG risks; # Ways to remove barriers to the completion of ESG policies, such as freedom of association; # Contacts with governments in unstable, conflict-affected or quasi-uncontrolled areas; # Contacts with the government of states where frequent serious impacts frequently occur; # Protection of (human rights) activists; # Gathering local evidence with regard to ESG violations In addition, the NGOs will provide the parties and insurers with (background) information, knowledge, analysis, perspectives and /or advice on matters such as: # Actual and potential impacts in the field of ESG, with a clear indication of the status of this information; # General ESG policies and procedures for ESG due diligence; # Colleague and partner organizations. The NGOs will also contribute to the prioritizationof risks based on knowledge of (future) international standards and their global and international overview, perspective and network and will consult with the parties on improving the situation of the injured parties.Oxfam NovibSave the ChildrenSave the Children, founded in 1919, works in approximately 120 countries. The organization has two core tasks: saving lives of children and saving dreams and futures of children. The organization helps children by providing support for health, education,protection and disaster relief. Save the Children supports children that are threatened, regardless of religion, sex, race, nationality or political opinion. All programmes of Save the Children are developed in cooperation with children, parents, governments, communities and other local partners in order to provide sustainable solutions.Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation92250 11250 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 11250Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVSave the Children27000 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 27000Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVSave the Children27000 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 27000Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVSave the Children27000 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 27000Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVSave the Children-4824 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc -4824Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVSave the ChildrenImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05997-05:NLOxfam NovibThrough regular, active participation in the Steering Group of the IMVO Convergent Insurance sector and in 4 working groups (Themes, Annual Theme, Monitoring and Reporting, Joint Priorities), the applying NGOs will: - actively contribute to the implementation of the covenant, including the formulation of texts for policy frameworks, the establishment of a monitoring system, agreements on the annual theme and the selection and discussion of cases. - actively monitor the progress of the implementation ofthe covenant, and (where possible) contribute to (the development of) possible solutions; - contribute their specific knowledge and information as described under 1.5. As the duration of the covenant is longer than the duration of this application, a financial solution will still have to be found for the participation and contributions of the NGOs described in the last months of the covenant (January - July 2023). The participating NGOs bring their specific knowledge and information about human rights (including children's rights, gender equality and land rights), climate change, controversial weapons and arms trade, nature, the fight against corruption, health (including access to medicines) and animal welfare in the local context. The NGOs will contribute by sharing their expertise with the Partiesand Insurers with regard to, among other things: # Contacts with local stakeholders; # The development of civil society in developing countries; # ESG risks; # Ways to remove barriers to the completion of ESG policies, such as freedom of association; # Contacts with governments in unstable, conflict-affected or quasi-uncontrolled areas; # Contacts with the government of states where frequent serious impacts frequently occur; # Protection of (human rights) activists; # Gathering local evidence with regard to ESG violations In addition, the NGOs will provide the parties and insurers with (background) information, knowledge, analysis, perspectives and /or advice on matters such as: # Actual and potential impacts in the field of ESG, with a clear indication of the status of this information; # General ESG policies and procedures for ESG due diligence; # Colleague and partner organizations. The NGOs will also contribute to the prioritizationof risks based on knowledge of (future) international standards and their global and international overview, perspective and network and will consult with the parties on improving the situation of the injured parties.Oxfam NovibStichting Natuur & Milieu A sustainable future for everyone, that is central to our vision. In the coming years, we choose to focus on a climate-neutral society in 2050 and the restoration of biodiversity. To achieve this, we need to initiate a transition towards a sustainable energy supply, an emission-free mobility sector and a future-proof food system. We therefore encourage sustainable alternatives and measures and try to slow down or reverse polluting activities. In doing so, we work on the basis of a change theory. For each theme we set our goals and analyse the market situation. On the basis of this analysis, we determine what needs to be done in terms of supply (companies), demand (people) and rules of play (government), and with which interventions Natuur & Milieu can achieve the greatest impact. To achieve our goals, we use independent research and publications from renowned Dutch and international scientific centres and knowledge institutes. We work together with people, companies and governments to make the market more sustainable. By helping people make sustainable choices in a positive way, we stimulate the demand for sustainable products. We inform people about developments inthe market such as energy savings, eating less meat and other ways of travelling. Together with companies, we come up with sustainable solutions that are attractive to people. Together with business leaders, we stimulate a sustainable supply of products and services and increase the demand for them. Without active governments, a climate-neutral society is unfeasible. Good policies and regulations make sustainable solutions attractive to everyone and tackle polluting activities. That is why we put pressure on governments and politicians to lay down sustainable measures and prohibit, limit or price pollutionMinisterie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation92250 11250 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 11250Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Natuur & Milieu27000 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 27000Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Natuur & Milieu27000 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 27000Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Natuur & Milieu27000 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 27000Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Natuur & Milieu6950 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 6950Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Natuur & MilieuImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05997-06:NLOxfam NovibThrough regular, active participation in the Steering Group of the IMVO Convergent Insurance sector and in 4 working groups (Themes, Annual Theme, Monitoring and Reporting, Joint Priorities), the applying NGOs will: - actively contribute to the implementation of the covenant, including the formulation of texts for policy frameworks, the establishment of a monitoring system, agreements on the annual theme and the selection and discussion of cases. - actively monitor the progress of the implementation ofthe covenant, and (where possible) contribute to (the development of) possible solutions; - contribute their specific knowledge and information as described under 1.5. As the duration of the covenant is longer than the duration of this application, a financial solution will still have to be found for the participation and contributions of the NGOs described in the last months of the covenant (January - July 2023). The participating NGOs bring their specific knowledge and information about human rights (including children's rights, gender equality and land rights), climate change, controversial weapons and arms trade, nature, the fight against corruption, health (including access to medicines) and animal welfare in the local context. The NGOs will contribute by sharing their expertise with the Partiesand Insurers with regard to, among other things: # Contacts with local stakeholders; # The development of civil society in developing countries; # ESG risks; # Ways to remove barriers to the completion of ESG policies, such as freedom of association; # Contacts with governments in unstable, conflict-affected or quasi-uncontrolled areas; # Contacts with the government of states where frequent serious impacts frequently occur; # Protection of (human rights) activists; # Gathering local evidence with regard to ESG violations In addition, the NGOs will provide the parties and insurers with (background) information, knowledge, analysis, perspectives and /or advice on matters such as: # Actual and potential impacts in the field of ESG, with a clear indication of the status of this information; # General ESG policies and procedures for ESG due diligence; # Colleague and partner organizations. The NGOs will also contribute to the prioritizationof risks based on knowledge of (future) international standards and their global and international overview, perspective and network and will consult with the parties on improving the situation of the injured parties.Oxfam NovibStichting Vredesbeweging PAXIKV was founded in 1966 by nine denominations with a mandate to study the problems of war and peace and to seek ways to promote peace. IKV is known in the 80s by its mass actions against nuclear weapons in the Netherlands. The organization also developedmany contacts with independent groups and dissidents in Eastern Europe under the motto 'relaxation from below'. In 2006, the two organizations merged under the name of IKV Pax Christi. As of January 29, 2014 the organization's name was changed to PAX. PAX stands for peace. Together with people in conflict and critical citizens in the Netherlands PAX actively contributes to a dignified and peaceful society, anywhere in the world. Peace takes courage. The courage to believe that peace is possible, to goagainst the flow, to speak outand proceed anyway. Everyone in the world can do something for peace, but there is need for courage. The courage to talk to people and invite them to join regardless of one's background. Peace Organization PAX combines its work in conflict with national and international political lobbying and public campaigns. PAX works with peace activists in conflict and tries to build bridges between rival groups. In conflict areas PAX initiates and supports local peace initiatives that aim to build bridges between conflicting groups, generate mutual understanding and improves dysfunctional relationships. Besides working with local partners in conflict PAX is doing research in the field of disarmament. Moreover PAX encourages national and international politicians and policymakers to actively commit to taking peace, security and human rights as starting points for their policies and political choices. PAX works very closely with various national and international networks, and have an employee at the European Union in Brussels and at the United Nations in New York. PAX develops public campaigns to engage people with its work and to gain their support for its activities; alone ortogether with other (international) organizations. The topics on which we campaign are always issues around which we try to achieveintroduction of new policies or amendment of existing policy, in close collaboration with its partners in conflict areas. Examples include the campaign 'Stop blood coal', the citizens initiatieve 'Sign against nuclear weapons', the 'Embassies of Peace', the international campaigns against cluster munitions, landmines and killer robots, and the crowdfunding campaign 'Adopt a Revolution'. With these campaigns PAX tries to show why peace in the world affects us all and what people can do themselves to support a safe and secure existence for people in Congo for example, Syria or South Sudan. The mission of PAX is aimed at protecting civilians from violence, and improve citizens' (feeling of) security. There are several factors that contribute to people's security such as increasing mutual trust between different ethnic groups and holding governments accountable for security and human rights. In addition there areexternal factors affecting security and human rights, such as the arms trade, the use of controversial weapons and repression around the exploitation of natural resources. Through the strengthening of citizen activism (here and there) and our continuous lobbying oncompliance with the International Law PAX' programs contribute to positively influence these underlying factors to create more impact. Building bridges between antagonistic communities and facilitate dialogue between local communities and authorities or betweenwarring parties and governments is a core activity of PAX. PAX has shown in the past to be able to help bring about a successful conclusion to both local and national peace and negotiation processes, despite often very complex conditions. Additionally PAX focuseson local capacity building, research and monitoring, lobbying and advocacy and public campaigns. PAX makes sure that these elementscombined reinforce each other and thus contribute substantially to the protection of civilians in war zones. In the Netherlands, PAX seeks to actively engage people in processes that can contribute to peace elsewhere. Peace is everyone's responsibility. Anyone who believes in peace, can do something for peace. PAX puts peace in motion and calls on concerned citizens to participate. By e.g. placing a simple call on Facebook or by engaging people in starting up an Embassy of Peace. Through Action Alerts and action newsletters we offer people the opportunity to take concrete action for peace in the world. Examples are "Sign Against Nuclear Weapons," "Adopt a Revolution," "Stop Explosive Investments", "peace flights" and the annual Peace Week.Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation92250 11250 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 11250Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Vredesbeweging PAX27000 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 27000Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Vredesbeweging PAX27000 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 27000Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Vredesbeweging PAX27000 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 27000Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Vredesbeweging PAX190 incoming transaction Ministerie van Econ Zaken, Landbouw, etc 190Netherlands MFA - DDE-RVO/FDOVStichting Vredesbeweging PAXImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplepieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor peoplecases private sector adopting/implementing improved policies on increasing transparency & accountability, on integration of ESG & Human Rights criteria in policy and practice and/or on promotion of financial inclusion of poor people -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-05999-02:PSOxfam NovibPEF has substantial experience in designing and overseeing the implementation of technical water and environmental infrastructure -and will lead on overseeing the hard component of the action, working closely with the Oxfam, PEF has substantial experience in community mobilization, hygiene promotion, and mass media campaigns in addition to designing and overseeing the implementation of waterand environmental projects - and will lead on implementing the community mobilization actions, development of water community basedmanagement and capacity building of farmersOxfam NovibPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDSThe Palestinian Environmental Friends Association is a non-profit organization (Nongovernmental Organization). It was establishmentin 1998 by a group of Palestinian experts to meet the demand needed in the field of the environment and natural resources.The establishment of PEF enables environmental friends all over the world to cooperate neglecting geological and political constrains to stopthe negative impacts on the environment. Together, we create a universal free from pollution, sustainable and suitable for new generations. PEF practiced projects almost all over Gaza Strip. The projects activities mainly covered the following areas: Water and wastewater, public health, global warming, infrastructure and capacity building activities, compost production, solid wastes and awareness programs. The association aim is to share in improving the environmental situation in the Palestinian territories, also, to protect the local environment, and public health natural resources from pollution and mining. Public awareness <(>&<)> environmental education is one of the organization aims to have sustainable and well-managed natural resources in addition of rehabilitation of Water and Sewerage Infrastructure in Northern Gaza Governorate . PEF aims to have a wide range ofcooperation with local, regional and international organizations and individuals share its aims and activitiesEuropean Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.2959 34.32620The right to life and security565646 180000 99116 3075 38223 incoming transaction European Union 38223European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS38223 incoming transaction European Union 38223European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS108159 incoming transaction European Union 108159European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS164723 incoming transaction European Union 164723European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS216318 incoming transaction European Union 216318European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS13610 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13610CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS91390 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib91390Oxfam Novib public fundsPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS75000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib75000Oxfam Novib public fundsPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS75000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 75000Oxfam America own funds OUSPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS24116 incoming transaction European Union 24116European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDS3075 incoming transaction European Union 3075European Union EU EC generalPALESTINIAN ENVIRONMENTAL FRIENDSWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksNL-KVK-27108436-A-05999-03:PSOxfam NovibOxfam has substantial experience in working and supporting WASH and agricultural programmes both globally and in the Gaza Strip, taking an approach that works with local communities, private sector providers, farmers, municipalities and local authorities. Oxfam will work with its partners PEF to ensure they have access to systems and procedures and standards are in place to achieve effective, high quality delivery. Oxfam particular added value in this action will be in its ability to bring together multiple stakeholders,local authorities, end users, the to enable the development of an equitable and appropriate to governance and accountability framework for the delivery of treated waste water management services for the people of the Gaza Strip. Oxfam will also work jointly with PEF on the public awareness component, based on our local marketing campaigns experience gained under agricultural market systems projects in Gaza.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib has been active in the Occupied Palestinian Territory/Israel (OPT/I) since 1982 and working with Palestinian refugees in Lebanon since the mid 1980s. It has built up a strong network of relationships with local NGOs and counts among its localcounterparts some of the largest and most professional NGOs in various sectors. It has accompanied these NGOs in their development from ad hoc volunteer groups to sizeable professional institutions with national outreach. At the same time the conceptualisation of the programme has evolved from three country programs in the early 1990s to a program for Palestinians in the Middle East (PME) working withPalestinians in OPT, Israel and Lebanon. The programme has changed over the years with the establishment of the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the mid-1990s from a focus on support and service provision at a grassroots level and grassroots mobilization, to working towards influencing the establishment of the PA, its lawmaking and supporting building a democratic state # this involved supporting efforts of Palestinian civil society to build the basis for a democratic Palestinian state with room for civil participation, ensuring inclusion of vulnerable groups, refugees and women, and shaping its laws and systems. Oxfam Novib has also supported partners that are working on the provision of humanitarian assistance, response preparedness and conflict transformation. We have also supported partners in the provision of health services, access to quality education and gender justice.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.3532 34.30825The right to life and security22830 48552 141274 91266 8685 4252European Union EU EC general3687European Union EU EC general6940European Union EU EC general-711European Union EU EC general5918European Union EU EC general2919European Union EU EC general-175European Union EU EC general-902European Union EU EC general3294European Union EU EC general1289European Union EU EC general-90European Union EU EC general1457European Union EU EC general-311European Union EU EC general987European Union EU EC general-59European Union EU EC general902European Union EU EC general1431European Union EU EC general-87European Union EU EC general1287European Union EU EC general-67European Union EU EC general11595European Union EU EC general-221European Union EU EC general11632European Union EU EC general-230European Union EU EC general5041European Union EU EC general-314European Union EU EC general6206European Union EU EC general-351European Union EU EC general351European Union EU EC general6050European Union EU EC general-338European Union EU EC general11298European Union EU EC general-731European Union EU EC general12387European Union EU EC general-769European Union EU EC general15388European Union EU EC general-1029European Union EU EC general16244European Union EU EC general9770European Union EU EC general12975European Union EU EC general11877European Union EU EC general10403European Union EU EC general13207European Union EU EC general16296European Union EU EC general-12990European Union EU EC general15560European Union EU EC general11389European Union EU EC general13949European Union EU EC general13325European Union EU EC general12642European Union EU EC general14764European Union EU EC general9903European Union EU EC general12625European Union EU EC general12361European Union EU EC general4812European Union EU EC general-3115European Union EU EC general459European Union EU EC general14European Union EU EC general12European Union EU EC general8200European Union EU EC general8357European Union EU EC generalWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksNL-KVK-27108436-A-05999-04:PSOxfam NovibThis WBS element will be used to book OPTI Country Director salary thats paid via HagueOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian TerritoriesThe right to life and security1083 1083European Union EU EC generalWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-02:NLOxfam NovibThe PMU of the project will oversee subgranting, accountability, Monitoring, Evaluation and Learning, Outcome Harvesting, capacity strengthening, global influencing, support new coalition in new countries, FFI communication using the website and other tools), oversee and facilitate methodology development and maintenance.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. 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Swedish-144Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish9680Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-1670Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish15Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-149Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish29Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish15Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish213Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-15000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-15000Matching Funds15000Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-272Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish29Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-29Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesCivil society organisations influencing financial and fiscal justice have strengthened their capacityCSO's that demonstrate increased expertise on financial justiceInfluentials, such as government officials, private sector officials and other power holders express willingness to support pro-poor and inequality-reducing fiscal and financial policies and practicescases governments, private sector, regional and international institutions willingness to curb illicit financial flows, tax evasion and avoidancecases of government, private sector and/or influential actors supporting Oxfam/partners ask for pro poor inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescases where government, private sector and other influential actors echo a positive narrative on inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescase where government, private sector and other influential sectors acknowledge the need to change polices and practice to respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climateAlliances between CSOs are broadened and strengthened and they exchange, learn, strategize and influence on fiscal and financial policies and practices at national and international level.strengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to demand inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to demand transparent, accountable and progressive fiscal policiesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence fiscal regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-03:NLOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is leading the Dutch coalition, which implements the component for Fair Finance Guide Netherlands. Oxfam Novib manages the website and communication of FFG Netherlands and leads the work on researching, campaigning on and engaging with the Dutch Banking sector.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to basic social services62365 47333 -46246006Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3996Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish7940Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4810Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6304Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4735Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish5759Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish567Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish7409Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3550Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2485Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4995Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-4Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish8807Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-2407Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4577Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4013Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3952Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1639Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1249Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1887Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish4089Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1930Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2535Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3547Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3074Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish1085Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish2549Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish5220Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3399Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-4624Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishGovernment, IFI, regional and international institutions adopt and implement improved policies and regulations for fair financial and fiscal systems, including budgeting processes, and borrowing and debt.cases where illicit financial flows, tax evasion, tax avoidance or competition is reducedcases governments, IFIs, regional and international institutions making borrowing and servicing debt policies and practices better, more transparent and inclusive of citizens and civil society.cases Governments strengthening and improving tax systems, raising more revenue in a progressive, green, participatory, accountable and/or gender-responsive mannercases Governments recognize unpaid care work and reduce and redistribute.cases Gov, IFIs, regional/int. institutions improve quantity/quality of public spending in social services, green economy & small scale, sustainable practices and/or make budgeting/spending processes more transparent, participatory or gender-responsivecases of governments improving policies or the enforcement of policies that regulate the behavior of financial institutionsThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesInfluentials, such as government officials, private sector officials and other power holders express willingness to support pro-poor and inequality-reducing fiscal and financial policies and practicescases governments, private sector, regional and international institutions willingness to curb illicit financial flows, tax evasion and avoidancecases of government, private sector and/or influential actors supporting Oxfam/partners ask for pro poor inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescases where government, private sector and other influential actors echo a positive narrative on inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescase where government, private sector and other influential sectors acknowledge the need to change polices and practice to respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climateCitizens are mobilized, demand change and hold to account decision makers for fiscal and financial justicewomen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesmen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesAlliances between CSOs are broadened and strengthened and they exchange, learn, strategize and influence on fiscal and financial policies and practices at national and international level.strengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to demand inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to demand transparent, accountable and progressive fiscal policiesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence fiscal regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-04:BROxfam NovibIDEC is a consumer organization in Brazil. Since 2014, IDEC is the lead of the Brazilian coalition of the Fair Finance Guide. Main themes are the transparency of the Brazilian banks in international perspective, the level of integration of ESG criteria in bank policies and practices and the socio-environmental effects of bank credits to specific sectors like agro industry, mining and power generation. The Brazilian Fair Finance gives specific attention to Consumer Protection and Financial Inclusion issues. The research results are published and used to inform the general public, and bank clients specifically, mainly through the website (Guia dos Bancos Responsáveis), as well as social and conventional media. IDEC, leading the Brazilian FF coalition, will also use the results to engage with the Brazilian banks and their association (FEBRABAN), as well as the Central Bank and other financial authorities. It will serve as input for trainings of bank staff on their responsibilities regarding consumer protection, as well as clients regarding financial literacy. The Brazilian FF coalition works in close cooperation with other FF coalitions, amongst other with the foreseen new coalitions in other Latin American countriesOxfam NovibIDEC - Instituto Brasileiro de DefeIDEC, the Brazilian institute for consumer interests, was founded in 1987. It is a civic organisation without profit motives or political preferences, and independent of economic interests. Oxfam Novib has been supporting IDEC since 1998. Some of the results it has achieved in recent years are safer condoms for men, a ban on genetically manipulated foods, withdrawal from the market of more than 100 kinds of antibiotics, legal aid against excessive increases in health insurance premiums, and a substantialreduction of the costs of reconnecting water. Together with the Dutch Consumer Union Oxfam Novib has also supported an improvement of IDECs services to its members and the public. Since 2014, IDEC is the lead of the Brazilian coalition of the Fair Finance Guide. Main themes are thetransparancy of the Brazilian banks in international perspective, the integration of ESG criteria in bank policies and practices and the socio-environmental effects of bank credits to specific sectors like agro industry, mining and power generation. The BrazilianFFG gives specific attention to Consumer Protection and Financial Inclusion issues. The website of the Guia dos Bancos Responsáveisgive an annual update of the assessment of the sustainability of the banks' policies.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BrazilThe right to basic social services184140 15151 55000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)55000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIDEC - Instituto Brasileiro de Defe4040 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)4040Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIDEC - Instituto Brasileiro de Defe30000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)30000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIDEC - Instituto Brasileiro de Defe30000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)30000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIDEC - Instituto Brasileiro de Defe33400 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)33400Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIDEC - Instituto Brasileiro de Defe31700 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)31700Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIDEC - Instituto Brasileiro de Defe15151 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)15151Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIDEC - Instituto Brasileiro de DefeGovernment, IFI, regional and international institutions adopt and implement improved policies and regulations for fair financial and fiscal systems, including budgeting processes, and borrowing and debt.cases where illicit financial flows, tax evasion, tax avoidance or competition is reducedcases governments, IFIs, regional and international institutions making borrowing and servicing debt policies and practices better, more transparent and inclusive of citizens and civil society.cases Governments strengthening and improving tax systems, raising more revenue in a progressive, green, participatory, accountable and/or gender-responsive mannercases Governments recognize unpaid care work and reduce and redistribute.cases Gov, IFIs, regional/int. institutions improve quantity/quality of public spending in social services, green economy & small scale, sustainable practices and/or make budgeting/spending processes more transparent, participatory or gender-responsivecases of governments improving policies or the enforcement of policies that regulate the behavior of financial institutionsThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesCivil society organisations influencing financial and fiscal justice have strengthened their capacityCSO's that demonstrate increased expertise on financial justiceInfluentials, such as government officials, private sector officials and other power holders express willingness to support pro-poor and inequality-reducing fiscal and financial policies and practicescases governments, private sector, regional and international institutions willingness to curb illicit financial flows, tax evasion and avoidancecases of government, private sector and/or influential actors supporting Oxfam/partners ask for pro poor inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescases where government, private sector and other influential actors echo a positive narrative on inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescase where government, private sector and other influential sectors acknowledge the need to change polices and practice to respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climateCitizens are mobilized, demand change and hold to account decision makers for fiscal and financial justicewomen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesmen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesAlliances between CSOs are broadened and strengthened and they exchange, learn, strategize and influence on fiscal and financial policies and practices at national and international level.strengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to demand inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to demand transparent, accountable and progressive fiscal policiesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence fiscal regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-05:BEOxfam NovibFairfin is an active critical platform who advices consumers who seek financial services from banks and financial institutions, whoact according a set of ethical principles. Since 2014, Fairfin leads the Fair Finance Coalition Belgium, with a total of 6members, all Belgium CSO's. FFG Belgium researches the level of integration of ESG criteria in the policies and practices of the major (Belgium, French, Dutch and German) banks that are operating on the Belgium market. The research results are published and used to inform the general public, and bank clients specifically, mainly through social and conventional media, events and humourfull actions. The coalition provides awareness raising and stimulates bank clients to take action by sending comments to their bank (demanding improvements, indicating that they will shift their account to another bank or praising their conduct). The coalition uses the research results also to engage with the banks (and their workers) directly and to influence the governmental and financial authorities where stricter (application of ) regulation is needed. The Fair Finance coalition works in close cooperation with other FF coalitions in Europe and Southern countries. Sida FFI funding will be phased out and end in 2022.Oxfam NovibFairFinFairfin is an active critical platform for consumers who seek financial services from banks and financial institutions, who act according a set of ethical principles. They advise and inform the public, based on mutual dialogue with banks, investigative reports and social actions. Humor and free publicity is their proven way to influence the financial policies of banks in Belgium. They achieved that Belgium became the first EU-country to adopt a legal ban on investing in controversial weapons. Fairfin receives structural subsidies from the Flemish government for which it developed a 5-year strategy and financial plan. Fairfin is a partner in the European project Facing Finance, which requires extensive bi-annual reporting according to European standards, including on financial reporting. Since 2014, Fairfin leads the Fair Finance Guide Belgium coalition, with a total of 10 members, all Belgium CSO's.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BelgiumThe right to basic social services75000 49000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)49000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishFairFin13000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)13000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishFairFin13000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)13000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishFairFinThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesInfluentials, such as government officials, private sector officials and other power holders express willingness to support pro-poor and inequality-reducing fiscal and financial policies and practicescases governments, private sector, regional and international institutions willingness to curb illicit financial flows, tax evasion and avoidancecases of government, private sector and/or influential actors supporting Oxfam/partners ask for pro poor inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescases where government, private sector and other influential actors echo a positive narrative on inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescase where government, private sector and other influential sectors acknowledge the need to change polices and practice to respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climateCitizens are mobilized, demand change and hold to account decision makers for fiscal and financial justicewomen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesmen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesAlliances between CSOs are broadened and strengthened and they exchange, learn, strategize and influence on fiscal and financial policies and practices at national and international level.strengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to demand inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to demand transparent, accountable and progressive fiscal policiesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence fiscal regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-06:NOOxfam NovibFramtiden i våre hender (The Future in our hands - FIOH) is Norway's largest environmental organization, and works for a fair distribution of the world's resources. Since 2016, Framtiden is leading the Fair Finance coalition in Norway, which will be researching the level of integration of ESG criteria in the policies and practices of the major banks operating on the Norwegian market. The research results are published and used to inform the general public, and bank clients specifically, mainly through social and conventional media, as well as debates in schools and political assemblies. The coalition provides awareness raising and stimulates bank clients to take action by sending comments to their bank (either demanding improvements or praising their conduct). The coalition uses the research results also to engage with the banks directly and to influence the government and financial authorities where stricter(application of ) regulation is needed. The Norwegian Fair Finance coalition works in close cooperation with other FF coalitions inEurope (especially Sweden) and Southern countries, for instance Brazil and Indonesia. Sida FFI funding will be phased out and end in 2022.Oxfam NovibFramtidenFramtiden i våre hender (The Future in our hands - FIOH) is Norway's largest environmental organization, and works for a fair distribution of the world's resources. The organization has about 25.400 members in 20 local groups in Norway, and 25 employees working at the head office in Oslo and with some of the local groups. Framtiden is a non-governmental organization, independent from political parties or religious groups; with a democratic structure, with a bi-annual general assembly and a board. Framtiden believes that the global environment and a globally fair distribution of wealth are inseparably linked, in a way that requires to work on both subjects in an integrated way. Framtiden works with research, information and political changes. They workto influence the companies policies, governmental decisions in an ethical and sustainable way, and to make government and business facilitate green and ethical choices. They do campaigns and awareness-rasing through social media, tv, radio and newspapers,advocacy and debates in schools, political assemblies and contact with political authorities. They focus on different subjects: - Consumption and consumerpower Create support for the need for a reduced consumption of goods and natural resources, to protect the environment and the climate. Contribute tocreate and organize the need in the population for a less commercialized society, and a lifestyle with a reduced focus on consumption. - Fair distribution Create support for global redistribution. Supply chain work and a living wage: Working for people in poor countries get decent working conditions and properly paid. Norwegian politicians and companies must ensure ethics in the supply chain and procurement practices. Work to reverse the flow of capital, which currently runs from the South to the North. - Sustainable and ethical business Monitoring ethical standards on Norwegian foreign investments and Norwegian businesses' conduct in developing countries. Special focus on human rights impacts end environmental standards. Ethics and sustainability must be integrated part of all fund management and financial institutions.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NorwayThe right to basic social services100000 60037 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)60037Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishFramtiden19982 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)19982Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishFramtiden19981 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)19981Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishFramtidenThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesCivil society organisations influencing financial and fiscal justice have strengthened their capacityCSO's that demonstrate increased expertise on financial justiceCitizens are mobilized, demand change and hold to account decision makers for fiscal and financial justicewomen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesmen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesAlliances between CSOs are broadened and strengthened and they exchange, learn, strategize and influence on fiscal and financial policies and practices at national and international level.strengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to demand inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to demand transparent, accountable and progressive fiscal policiesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence fiscal regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-07:DEOxfam NovibFacing Finance e.V. is a non-profit Research organisation headquartered in Berlin that takes a stand against corporate violations in the areas of environment and climate change, labour and human rights, corruption, and weapons that are against international law. Since 2016, the organization is leading the Fair Finance coalition in Germany, which researches the level of integration of ESG criteria in the policies and practices of major German banks who are active on national and/or regional level. The research results arepublished and used to inform the general public, and bank clients specifically, mainly through social and conventional media, as well as participation in Annual Share Holder meetings and specific events, where the public is interested in sustainability issues. FFGermany provides awareness raising and stimulates bank clients to take action by sending comments to their bank (either demanding improvements, praising their conduct or indicating that they will change their account toanother bank). The coalition uses the research results also to engage with the banks directly and to influence the government and financial authorities where stricter (application of ) regulation is needed. The FFG coalition works in close cooperation with other FF coalitions in Europe and Southern countries. Sida FFI funding will be phased out and end in 2022.Oxfam NovibFacing FinanceFacing Finance is the lead organization convening the other members of the FFG Germany core group. The organization is known for being active as a civil society watchdog monitoring the corporate and financial sectors in Germany, and as an engaged actor at the European level. Facing Finance coordinates regular reports on human rights and environmental violations of companies and financial institutions, published under the title Dirty Profits (see: http://www.facing-finance.org/en/die-kampagne/facing-finance-e-v/)Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands GermanyThe right to basic social services115688 77125 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)77125Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishFacing Finance19282 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)19282Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishFacing Finance19281 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)19281Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishFacing FinanceThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesCivil society organisations influencing financial and fiscal justice have strengthened their capacityCSO's that demonstrate increased expertise on financial justiceInfluentials, such as government officials, private sector officials and other power holders express willingness to support pro-poor and inequality-reducing fiscal and financial policies and practicescases governments, private sector, regional and international institutions willingness to curb illicit financial flows, tax evasion and avoidancecases of government, private sector and/or influential actors supporting Oxfam/partners ask for pro poor inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescases where government, private sector and other influential actors echo a positive narrative on inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescase where government, private sector and other influential sectors acknowledge the need to change polices and practice to respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climateCitizens are mobilized, demand change and hold to account decision makers for fiscal and financial justicewomen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesmen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesAlliances between CSOs are broadened and strengthened and they exchange, learn, strategize and influence on fiscal and financial policies and practices at national and international level.strengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to demand inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to demand transparent, accountable and progressive fiscal policiesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence fiscal regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-08:SEOxfam NovibSveriges Konsumenter (SK) is the national consumer organisation in Sweden and owns the consumer test magazine "Råd Advice and Results". Since 2014, SK is in the lead of of the Fair Finance coalition in Sweden, that is researching the level of integration of ESGcriteria in the policies and practices of the major Swedish banks, in close cooperation with the FF coalition in Norway. The research results are published and used to inform the general public, and bank clients specifically, mainly through social and conventional media, lectures and participation in fora and panel discussions. The coalition stimulates bank clients to take action by sending comments to their bank (either demanding improvements or praising their conductor indicating they will change their accounts to another bank). The coalition will use the research results also to engage with the banks directly and to influence the government and financial authorities where stricter (application of ) regulation is needed. The Swedish FF coalition works in close cooperation with other FF coalitions in Europe and Southern countries, for instance Indonesia. Sida FFI funding will be phased out and end in 2022.Oxfam NovibSveriges KonsumenterSveriges Konsumenter (SK) is the national consumer organisation in Sweden and owns the consumer test magazine "Råd <(>&<)> Rön – Advice and Results". SK has 27 member organizations and is itself a member of Consumers International and BEUC (The European consumer organization). In 2012 SK started the FundWatch project and developed a methodology for evaluating fund managers from a CSR perspective. In 2014, SK established the Fair Finance Guide Sweden coalition, together with Amnesty International, Fair Action. the Swedish Society for Nature Conservation and Diakonia. SK supported other Nordic organisations during the establishment of a FFG coalition inNorway.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SwedenThe right to basic social services110602 73734 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)73734Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishSveriges Konsumenter18434 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)18434Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishSveriges Konsumenter18434 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)18434Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishSveriges KonsumenterThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesCivil society organisations influencing financial and fiscal justice have strengthened their capacityCSO's that demonstrate increased expertise on financial justiceInfluentials, such as government officials, private sector officials and other power holders express willingness to support pro-poor and inequality-reducing fiscal and financial policies and practicescases governments, private sector, regional and international institutions willingness to curb illicit financial flows, tax evasion and avoidancecases of government, private sector and/or influential actors supporting Oxfam/partners ask for pro poor inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescases where government, private sector and other influential actors echo a positive narrative on inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescase where government, private sector and other influential sectors acknowledge the need to change polices and practice to respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climateCitizens are mobilized, demand change and hold to account decision makers for fiscal and financial justicewomen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesmen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesAlliances between CSOs are broadened and strengthened and they exchange, learn, strategize and influence on fiscal and financial policies and practices at national and international level.strengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to demand inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to demand transparent, accountable and progressive fiscal policiesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence fiscal regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-09:NLOxfam NovibPax is an active member of the Fair Finance Guide Netherlands Coalition. PAX participates in the coalition with its own fundraising. PAX is the key implementing coalition member for the Dutch Pension Guide. After two years of pilot, the Fair Pension Guide (eerlijkepensioenwijzer) is now a regular feature. Mainly for this work on the Dutch Pension Guide component, PAX will receive funding forstaff and consultancy costs. The Dutch coalition foresees to assess 10 pension funds, 6 within the framework of the proposal and 4 with own resources. This process will be realized in dialogue with the sector through desk research, sharing drafts, feedback pension funds, drafting end report and lessons for future. Sida FFI funding will be phased out and end in 2022.Oxfam NovibStichting Vredesbeweging PAXIKV was founded in 1966 by nine denominations with a mandate to study the problems of war and peace and to seek ways to promote peace. IKV is known in the 80s by its mass actions against nuclear weapons in the Netherlands. The organization also developedmany contacts with independent groups and dissidents in Eastern Europe under the motto 'relaxation from below'. In 2006, the two organizations merged under the name of IKV Pax Christi. As of January 29, 2014 the organization's name was changed to PAX. PAX stands for peace. Together with people in conflict and critical citizens in the Netherlands PAX actively contributes to a dignified and peaceful society, anywhere in the world. Peace takes courage. The courage to believe that peace is possible, to goagainst the flow, to speak outand proceed anyway. Everyone in the world can do something for peace, but there is need for courage. The courage to talk to people and invite them to join regardless of one's background. Peace Organization PAX combines its work in conflict with national and international political lobbying and public campaigns. PAX works with peace activists in conflict and tries to build bridges between rival groups. In conflict areas PAX initiates and supports local peace initiatives that aim to build bridges between conflicting groups, generate mutual understanding and improves dysfunctional relationships. Besides working with local partners in conflict PAX is doing research in the field of disarmament. Moreover PAX encourages national and international politicians and policymakers to actively commit to taking peace, security and human rights as starting points for their policies and political choices. PAX works very closely with various national and international networks, and have an employee at the European Union in Brussels and at the United Nations in New York. PAX develops public campaigns to engage people with its work and to gain their support for its activities; alone ortogether with other (international) organizations. The topics on which we campaign are always issues around which we try to achieveintroduction of new policies or amendment of existing policy, in close collaboration with its partners in conflict areas. Examples include the campaign 'Stop blood coal', the citizens initiatieve 'Sign against nuclear weapons', the 'Embassies of Peace', the international campaigns against cluster munitions, landmines and killer robots, and the crowdfunding campaign 'Adopt a Revolution'. With these campaigns PAX tries to show why peace in the world affects us all and what people can do themselves to support a safe and secure existence for people in Congo for example, Syria or South Sudan. The mission of PAX is aimed at protecting civilians from violence, and improve citizens' (feeling of) security. There are several factors that contribute to people's security such as increasing mutual trust between different ethnic groups and holding governments accountable for security and human rights. In addition there areexternal factors affecting security and human rights, such as the arms trade, the use of controversial weapons and repression around the exploitation of natural resources. Through the strengthening of citizen activism (here and there) and our continuous lobbying oncompliance with the International Law PAX' programs contribute to positively influence these underlying factors to create more impact. Building bridges between antagonistic communities and facilitate dialogue between local communities and authorities or betweenwarring parties and governments is a core activity of PAX. PAX has shown in the past to be able to help bring about a successful conclusion to both local and national peace and negotiation processes, despite often very complex conditions. Additionally PAX focuseson local capacity building, research and monitoring, lobbying and advocacy and public campaigns. PAX makes sure that these elementscombined reinforce each other and thus contribute substantially to the protection of civilians in war zones. In the Netherlands, PAX seeks to actively engage people in processes that can contribute to peace elsewhere. Peace is everyone's responsibility. Anyone who believes in peace, can do something for peace. PAX puts peace in motion and calls on concerned citizens to participate. By e.g. placing a simple call on Facebook or by engaging people in starting up an Embassy of Peace. Through Action Alerts and action newsletters we offer people the opportunity to take concrete action for peace in the world. Examples are "Sign Against Nuclear Weapons," "Adopt a Revolution," "Stop Explosive Investments", "peace flights" and the annual Peace Week.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to basic social services47172 31448 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)31448Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishStichting Vredesbeweging PAX15724 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)15724Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishStichting Vredesbeweging PAXGovernment, IFI, regional and international institutions adopt and implement improved policies and regulations for fair financial and fiscal systems, including budgeting processes, and borrowing and debt.cases where illicit financial flows, tax evasion, tax avoidance or competition is reducedcases governments, IFIs, regional and international institutions making borrowing and servicing debt policies and practices better, more transparent and inclusive of citizens and civil society.cases Governments strengthening and improving tax systems, raising more revenue in a progressive, green, participatory, accountable and/or gender-responsive mannercases Governments recognize unpaid care work and reduce and redistribute.cases Gov, IFIs, regional/int. institutions improve quantity/quality of public spending in social services, green economy & small scale, sustainable practices and/or make budgeting/spending processes more transparent, participatory or gender-responsivecases of governments improving policies or the enforcement of policies that regulate the behavior of financial institutionsThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesInfluentials, such as government officials, private sector officials and other power holders express willingness to support pro-poor and inequality-reducing fiscal and financial policies and practicescases governments, private sector, regional and international institutions willingness to curb illicit financial flows, tax evasion and avoidancecases of government, private sector and/or influential actors supporting Oxfam/partners ask for pro poor inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescases where government, private sector and other influential actors echo a positive narrative on inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicescase where government, private sector and other influential sectors acknowledge the need to change polices and practice to respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climateCitizens are mobilized, demand change and hold to account decision makers for fiscal and financial justicewomen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesmen take action against poverty and inequality and/or hold governments/private sector to account for fairer financial policiesAlliances between CSOs are broadened and strengthened and they exchange, learn, strategize and influence on fiscal and financial policies and practices at national and international level.strengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to demand inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to demand transparent, accountable and progressive fiscal policiesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence fiscal regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-10:PKOxfam NovibIndus Consortium is the leading organisation of Fair Finance Pakistan, which is a coalition in preparation. Other NGOs participating in the coalition are: CIG (Center for Inclusive Growth), Channan Development Association, CPDI (Centre for Peace development initiative) and The Network for Consumer Protection. They will focus on commercial banks in Pakistan and their impact on livelihoods and(gender) inequality, by case studies and a policy assessment. They work closely together with Fair Finance Asia and will become part of FFA during 2021 The Fair Finance Asia Program (FFA) envisages to reduce the negative impact of national and cross-border bank investments in Asia on human rights, the environment and climate change, and to increase adequate financial services for pro-poor, inclusive economic development. The goal is to establish a sustainable financial sector in Asia, with financial sector institutions operating at national and regional level being more transparent and accountable and adhering toEconomic, Social and Governance (ESG)-criteria. FFA is funded by SIDA. In Pakistan, this project is led by Indus Consortium (IC), which envisions a democratic and equitable society where all citizens enjoy equal economic, cultural and political rights.Indus Consortium works for local communities to enhance their resilience and participation in development. In Pakistan, major decisions around investments are made by the global head offices of the IFIs. 90% of the total investment/ loaning goes to Pakistan government with 100% sovereign secure loaning whereas banks exclusively deal with clients and are often responsible to contributor to fuel in inequality. Evidence suggests private loaning is preferred to state institutions like the military forexport of defense equipment . Lending priorities seem to exhibit extreme consumer liabilities instead of providing sustainable development i.e., Corporate insurance, farmers investment insurance etc. A deeper analysis suggests the primary motive for investment is to transfer finances through legal measures to oversees tax heavens such as the Cayman Island, Singapore, Dubai etc.Oxfam NovibIndus Consortium (IC)Indus Consortium - a collaborative platform of 3 humanitarian and development organizations i.e. Laar Humanitarian Development Program (LHDP), Doaba Foundation and HELP Foundation - is a manifestation of a joint force of the people living around Sindhu (Indus) River basin in Pakistan. The consortium represents the unity among various groups of different ethnic, linguistic and geographic features and their resolve to struggle for the development of the people around Indus River basin whose forefathers, in the ancient ages, had developed one of the most prosperous civilizations around the globe; remembered in history as Indus Civilization. Indus Consortium envisions a democratic and equitable society where all citizens enjoy equal economic, cultural and political rights. Our mission is to works for local communities to enhance their resilience and participation in development.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PakistanThe right to basic social services60000 60000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)60000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIndus Consortium (IC)The financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-11:ZAOxfam NovibFair Finance South Africa is a coalition of partners focusing on Development Finance Institutions (DFI’s) and the impact they have through their investments on the environment, safeguarding of human rights and reduction of poverty and inequality. DFIs have traditionally operated without much oversight, whether from parliament or civil society. A number of civil society organizations have sought to change that recently, and Fair Finance South Africa brings many of these organizations together. These partners are CER, 350Africa.org, ACRP, Oxfam South Africa, CALS and Justica Ambiental. South African DFIs and DFIs operating in South Africa include theAfrican Development Bank (AfDB), Development Bank of Southern Africa (DBSA), Export Credit Insurance Corporation (ECIC), IndustrialDevelopment Corporation (IDC), and New Development Bank (NDB). These DFIs have broad mandates to fund development projects, howeverthe way they make funding decisions is not transparent, and their policies and procedures trail many of those of their international peers. South Africa is one of the most unequal countries in the world, and as such, the role of DFIs is incredibly important to bring about true development, and not merely development projects. The coalition partners aim to create further public awareness of the role DFIs play or do not currently play in contributing to equitable and sustainable development. They want to increase the understanding and the voice of youth and affected communities in fossil fuel divestment campaigning. The coalition also aims for DFI’s tohave finance and investment policies and due diligence processes in place to guide their investments towards socially and environmentally sustainable activities and away from activities with negative social, environmental, and human rights impacts; and promote gender equality through delivering projects that clearly benefit and empower women.Oxfam Novib350.org350Africa.org is the lead organization of the Fair Finance Coalition in South Africa. It is part of an international movement working to end the age of fossil fuels and build a world of community-led renewable energy for all. The organization uses grassroots organizing to run locally-driven campaigns in every corner of the globe. A small team of paid staff supports grassroots activists running their own independent, loosely affiliated organizations and campaigns across the continent. 350Africa.org believes that the onlyway we’ll see meaningful action on climate change is if we can counter the power of the fossil fuel industry with the power of people taking collective action. The head office is based in the USA. The branch in South Africa is legally established in South Africa. The internal systems are fully integrated in the central 350.0rg systems.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands South AfricaThe right to basic social services185288 0 2995 24312 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)24312Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish350.org51567 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)51567Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish350.org-51567 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)-51567Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish350.org51567 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)51567Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish350.org52637 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)52637Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish350.org29520 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)29520Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish350.org29521 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)29521Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish350.org726Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-12:BOOxfam NovibIn 2022 Oxfam Boliva contracted consultants to realize a first case study. Potential interested organizations also participated in trainings realized by Profundo and one member particiapted in the FFI General Assembly in June 22. With the face to facetraining inSeptember and a visit by FFI, the work plan and budget for the coalition were further developed. 2023 will be a start up year with the focus on the realization of a number of activities as described in the work plan. The coalition is made up of: OXFAM in Bolivia. It leads the coalition of institutions that will implement the FFI-funded project. It has specific activities to develop, mainly related to the coordination and implementation of events and spaces for reflection at national and international level. It is in charge of monitoring and ensuring the good and efficient execution of the resources within the framework of the strategy's objectives. Centre for Labour and Agrarian Development Studies, CEDLA. Local partner institution, linked to research on social, labour and environmental issues. Conducted the study on economic and productive activities and their sources of investment for OXFAM with FFI funding. CEDLA, as a partner, will be the institution in charge of contracting the otherentities of the coalition (FOBOMADE, FUNDESNAP, SDSN) for specific research. Foundation for the Development of the National System of Protected Areas, FUNDESNAP. Manages the trust fund that benefits protected areas in Bolivia. It has extensive experience in financial issues and is a member of REDLAC. It is part ofthe coalition and will be involved in research processes via CEDLA, through contracting as a consultant. Bolivian Forum on Environment and Development, FOBOMADE. Civil society institution working on socio-environmental issues. Experienced in monitoring Chinese investments and those of multilateral entities. It is part of the coalition and will be involved in research processes via CEDLA, through contracting as a consultant. Sustainable Development Solutions Network - Bolivia, SDSN. It is linked to the Bolivian Catholic University. It has worked on financial issues and their relation to climate change. It is part of the coalition and will be involved in research processes via CEDLA, through aconsultancy contract. Further development ofthe FFI activities related to the influencing of financial institutions and regulators do assume that further continuation in 2024 will be possible.Oxfam NovibIntermon Oxfam BoliviaOxfam has been working in Bolivia since 1988, through different local partners, including civil society organizations, associations, networks and different levels of the Bolivian Government, based on complementarity and mutual respect. Our work in Bolivia focuses on reducing vulnerability through the sustainable exploitation of natural resources, political activism and increased productivity. We advocate for the creation of a more just society through our research and mobilisation of civil society andwe carry out long-term development projects that aim to reduce risk and increase resilience. Priority social and geographical sectors We strengthen the influencing capacities of indigenous populations, agricultural workers, and youth to promote public, redistributive, efficient, and transparent policies. We work with women and mixed-sex youth groups aiming to reduce violence, to empower them and promote better economic opportunities. We support land management, access to natural resources, risk reduction and adaptation of indigenous and rural communities. In Lowlands we provide support so that indigenous populations, communities, and farmers can overcome their vulnerability, exclusion, and the discrimination they face. We work with women, youth,and on indigenous population participation, adaptation,land management, and risk reduction in the main cities of Bolivia (La Paz, El Alto, Cochabamba, and Santa Cruz) as well as with thecities with rapid population growth located in the Amazons (Trinidad and Riberalta)..Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BoliviaThe right to basic social services20000 20000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)20000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIntermon Oxfam Bolivia60000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)60000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIntermon Oxfam Bolivia60000 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)60000Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishIntermon Oxfam BoliviaThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-13:KHOxfam NovibThe 2022 General Assembly of Fair Finance International is hosted by Fair Finance Cambodia. The Oxfam in Cambodia Office charges costs of the event facilitator, the venue and part of the hotel accommodation.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to basic social services16560 828 861Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish49Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish6484Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-861Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish3617Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish7264Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-25Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-828Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish828Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish82299Government Sweden SIDA - Swedish-82299 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-82299Unders/overspending Donor FundsAlliances between CSOs are broadened and strengthened and they exchange, learn, strategize and influence on fiscal and financial policies and practices at national and international level.strengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to demand inequality-reducing fiscal policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to demand transparent, accountable and progressive fiscal policiesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence fiscal regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements that are better equipped to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesstrengthened alliances, networks and movements using shared agenda's to influence financial regulations, policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-14:PEOxfam NovibFair Finance Peru called ‘Finanzas con Derechos’ is a specialized coalition in financial institutions that is part of the Civil Society Platform on Business and Human Rights, which is made up of the following organizations: ● Oxfam in Peru: will lead the coordination of the FF Peru coalition and implement activities regarding to agribusiness sector (output 3). ● CooperAccion: will implement activities related to Repsol and Glencore (output 2) ● Perú EQUIDAD: will implement activities related to oil companies in Block 192in the Amazon (output 2) ● Derecho Ambiente y Recursos Naturales – DAR: will implement actions related to Interamerican DevelopmentBank ● EarthRights – ERI: Support in activities related to Repsol Case mainly and other general activities ● Comisión Episcopal de Acción Social – CEAS: Support in activities related to Glencore Case mainly and other general activities ● FEDEPAZ: Support in general activities ● RedGE: Support in general activities ● Instituto de Bien Común – IBC: support in general activities ● Amnesty International Peru: support in general activities The main objectives in Peru are: 1) Strengthen and consolidate a Peruvian civil society platform on Fair Finance for the respect of human rights and environmental justice. (Short Term Objective 1) 2) Promote human rights due diligence practices and remediation of negative impacts in oil sector investments and mining investments in Peru in the context of the just energy transition by engaging with Financial Institutions . (Long Term Outcome 2?) 3) Defend territorial rights of indigenous peoples and the protection of tropical forests from agribusiness activities in the Amazon by engaging with financial institutions. (Long Term Outcome 2 1) 4) Contribute to ensuring indigenous rights, transparency and accountability in climate finance forthe Amazon. (Intermediate 1) The project will contribute to training, research, campaigns, policy assessment and international networking (in Fair Fince International).Oxfam NovibOxfam Intermon FoundationPeru is a country in which poverty and, above all, inequality continue to be central problems, despite progress made in macroeconomic terms over the past two decades. The economy has grown overall, mainly due to increasing exports of raw materials. This has put pressure on natural resources, violated the rights of poor populations in rural and urban areas, weakened democracy and overlooked structural problems that foster the exclusion of the majority of the population. Of extreme concern is the existing gap in the levels of poverty between urban and rural areas. The poorest sectors continue to be concentrated in rural areas, principally in the southern highlands. The extreme poverty rate of populations with a primary language other than Spanish is three times greater than the national average and in the same rural areas extreme poverty is almost twice as high for those who do not speak Spanish as a first language. Many business practices, above all in extractive industries, and disinterest on the part of the Peruvian State to adopt inclusive development practices contribute to socio-environmental and labor conflicts in the country and a marked discrimination towardsindigenous populations. Movements against the status quo are emerging in the region, defending the rights of people to decide about their ways of life. Indigenous peoples and their organizations have built regional networks from where they construct proposals consolidated in the notion of “El buen vivir” (Living Well). These proposals pose an alternative indigenous worldview based on community life and the respect for nature, preserving life on the planet on the basis of recognition of their “cosmovision” and the respectfor cultural pluralism. Oxfam in Peru Oxfam in Peru is contributing to this change by fostering these movements and promoting dialogue and action through the following thematic areas: Economic justice: We aim to build the capacity of small farmers and indigenous populations of the Andes and Amazon to achieve sustainable livelihoods and help them attain recognition over land and natural resources through the adoption and implementation of favorable policies by the Peruvian State. We aim to secure the rights of communities affected by extractive industries bypromoting consultation processes, defense of territory, access to information, and participation in decision-making spaces. Citizenship, gender justice and interculturality: We support women, youth, and indigenous people to become active citizens and reverse gender discrimination and violence. Through their organizations, women work to build and position proposals that guarantee their participation in the formulation of public policies affecting access and control over their resources.In doing so, theyalso promote the importance of dialogue among different stakeholders and respect for the diversity of identities. Humanitarian response and disaster risk reduction: We work with poor and vulnerable communities - with a focus on women - so that they may better participate in advocacy processes that support their right to protection against disasters and their access to effective humanitarian assistance. The GROW campaign is very present in Peru, where multiple activities are being conducted related to foodjustice, which are approached from the perspective of the three themes mentioned.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PeruThe right to basic social services170000 63450 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)63450Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam Intermon Foundation53275 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)53275Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam Intermon Foundation53275 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)53275Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam Intermon FoundationThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-15:COOxfam NovibColombia is initiating Fair Finance activities with a focus on extractives. The largest open-pit coal mine in Latin America has been operating in the south of La Guajira for 40 years, operated by the company Carbones de Cerrejón Limited. In January 2022, this company was acquired in its entirety by Glencore, whose shares it shared equally with BHP and Angloamerican. Mining has involved systematic and widespread violations of human rights and environmental rights that the Constitutional Court has ratified in more than eight court rulings[1]. The majority of these Wayuu and Afro-descendant communities have gradually left the territory due to the restriction of their rights, their access to basic goods and services (such as water, grazing and cultivation areas) and the high impact onenvironmental pollution. Main objectives in 2023 are: Strengthen the territorial rights of local communities in relation to investment and compensation projects in two of the country's territories. Consolidate the fair finance coalition in Colombia and carry outknowledge management activities linked to its activities. - Generate knowledge on the activities of corporations that jeopardise the territorial rights of communities in two regions of the country in order to influence the entities that finance them (banks, IFIs,investment funds).Oxfam NovibOxfam ColombiaFor Oxfam Colombia, women are at the core of our work. We are committed to working with victims of the armed conflict, and with women from working class and diverse backgrounds, including rural, urban and migrant populations – particularly with indigenous, afro-descendent, smallholder farming, and youth populations. We work with grassroots organizations with a focus on human rights and gender justice, who work tirelessly to exercise their full citizenship. Working together with these groups, we promote an influencing agenda that seeks to transform popular consciousness and to consolidate effective public policy to combat the various inequalities that affect Colombia. We contribute to a more equal and socially just Colombia, strengthening both peacebuilding in peripheral regionsof the country, and the participation of women and of women’s organizations in democratic spaces, to promote the rights of victims of the conflict, both urban and rural, and migrants. We have the following objectives: Empower women in the exercise of their active citizenship to demand their right to peace, justice, and a life free of violence. Influence and advocacy in decision-making spaces to reduce inequalities, promote inclusive and sustainable development processes, and guarantee of human rights and peacebuilding. Capacity building with stakeholders responsible for risk management and humanitarian assistance to consolidate practices with positive impacts on the wellbeing of the communities. Our approach Oxfam Colombia’s work is guided by 5 key focusses, which, through apractice of active citizenship, seek to ensure that most marginalized and excluded groups and communities can access power and resources, along with the guarantee of their rights and an effective reduction of the vulnerabilities they face. This approach also allows us to campaign at a national and international level to transform elements of public policy that promote and perpetuate injusticeand inequalities. Equality Human Rights Gender and Transformative Leadership of Women Intersectional <(>&<)> Differential approach Knowledge ManagementSwedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands ColombiaThe right to basic social services119044 57509 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)57509Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam Colombia57509 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)57509Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam Colombia4026 incoming transaction Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)4026Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishOxfam ColombiaThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06000-16:NGOxfam NovibLocal training costs (mainly venue and accomodation) for Profundo training workshop planned for April.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.Swedish Internat. Dev't Coop. Agency (SIDA)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to basic social services21641 21641Government Sweden SIDA - SwedishThe financial and private sector is transparent on its investments, not facilitating tax avoidance, and the financial sector due diligence includes the social, environmental and climate impacts of private sector companies and projectscases where private sector improves tax transparency and/or adopt policies curbing tax avoidance/evasioncases where financial institutions increase their transparency on investment portfolios and engagement trajectories.cases where financial institutions their investees respect human rights, promote gender equality and protect the environment/climatecases where financial institutions take measures to curb illicit financial flows and tax evasion and avoidancecases of financial institutions taking measures to improve the integration of Human Rights and ESG criteria in their policies and practicesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06002-03:PSOxfam NovibThe Action aims to contribute to more gender-equitable societies in Iraq, Yemen, and OPT, in which women and girls live free from violence across all spheres of life and to support civil society to effectively prevent and respond to SGBV during conflict.The Action will address SGBV in the 3 contexts of conflict, post-conflict and occupation through a multifaceted approach in line with global best practices on preventing SGBV and minimum standards on responding to SGBV in emergencies, Women and girls whohave experienced SGBV face particular challenges in dealing with ongoing health and psychosocial effects, as well as ongoing violence in their home andcommunity. In oPt, This Action will improve the situation of up to 10 WROs/CSOs in the West Bank and Gaza, by providing them with much-needed access to dedicated funds to prevent and respond to SGBV, in parallel with tailored technical, organisational and institutional capacity support in support of this work. Oxfam in OPTI will channel support through a sub-granting scheme and manage the grants to WROs/CSOs that is designed to address the overarching problem areas and gaps in national and community-level SGBV prevention and response efforts through addressing gender insensitive social norms, support quality service provision, improve referrals and reporting, and influence change/modify policies and legislation in line with international standards and instruments. The grant schemes will focus on reaching under-served and under-funded areas and organisations identified through Oxfam's and partners' analyses. Oxfam will make sure that WROs will independently and effectively deliver technically sound SGBV interventions underpinned by strong operational, financial and project management systems, the action will enable a sustained response to SGBV during conflict that willextend beyond the life of the action and contribute to longer-term and sustained gender equality efforts. Interventions will include engaging 600 men and boys to shift masculinity normsthat perpetuate and condone SGBV; influencing and mobilising social and religious leaders who can support positive changes towards gender equality in their communities and constituencies; and engaging through evidence-based advocacy with key decision-makersto reform, and implement national legislations and uphold international human rightsobligations to protect and promote the rights of women and girl The Action will support WROs/CSOs in OPT to address 4 interrelated problem areas 1) discriminatory genderand social norms that contribute to and perpetuate SGBV, including toxic masculinity stereotypes perpetuated through media and individuals; and stigma from family and community members towards survivors; 2) inadequate multi-sectoral support and re-integration services for survivors of SGBV that cover health, legal, psychosocial and shelter needs, includingreferral systems between civil society and public services; 3) lack of confidential and effective reporting mechanisms at the community level, including mechanisms for CSOs to safely document and expose International Humanitarian Law (IHL) violations to the international community12; and 4) inadequate legal and policy measures to protect and promote the rights of women and girls to live free from violence, including lack of political will to implement and uphold obligations under international human rights and IHL conventions. Oxfam in OPTI will be managing the grant of sub-grantees of CSOs/WROs, providing them with technical support and expertisethrough Capacity Building and coaching, in addition to bring local to global through coordination with the regional platform, in addition the CO will be partnering with IWS to develop a research that will be taken by Oxfam to regional and global level throughhaving regional conference and publish it in academic journals.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib has been active in the Occupied Palestinian Territory/Israel (OPT/I) since 1982 and working with Palestinian refugees in Lebanon since the mid 1980s. It has built up a strong network of relationships with local NGOs and counts among its localcounterparts some of the largest and most professional NGOs in various sectors. It has accompanied these NGOs in their development from ad hoc volunteer groups to sizeable professional institutions with national outreach. At the same time the conceptualisation of the programme has evolved from three country programs in the early 1990s to a program for Palestinians in the Middle East (PME) working withPalestinians in OPT, Israel and Lebanon. The programme has changed over the years with the establishment of the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the mid-1990s from a focus on support and service provision at a grassroots level and grassroots mobilization, to working towards influencing the establishment of the PA, its lawmaking and supporting building a democratic state # this involved supporting efforts of Palestinian civil society to build the basis for a democratic Palestinian state with room for civil participation, ensuring inclusion of vulnerable groups, refugees and women, and shaping its laws and systems. Oxfam Novib has also supported partners that are working on the provision of humanitarian assistance, response preparedness and conflict transformation. We have also supported partners in the provision of health services, access to quality education and gender justice.OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.9037 35.20341The right to an identity101711 194764 746396 719304 362368 13821 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13821CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic9173 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib9173CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic31926Oxfam Italy back donor-22994 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-22994CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic372Oxfam Italy back donor12970Oxfam Italy back donor372Oxfam Italy back donor11206Oxfam Italy back donor1487Oxfam Italy back donor372Oxfam Italy back donor13110Oxfam Italy back donor14137Oxfam Italy back donor372Oxfam Italy back donor15012Oxfam Italy back donor377Oxfam Italy back donor372Oxfam Italy back donor16529Oxfam Italy back donor348Oxfam Italy back donor14598Oxfam Italy back donor43637 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib43637Oxfam Novib public funds-31518Oxfam Italy back donor1278Oxfam Italy back donor13785Oxfam Italy back donor20500Oxfam Italy back donor106 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib106Oxfam Novib public funds12483Oxfam Italy back donor17994Oxfam Italy back donor14797Oxfam Italy back donor15723Oxfam Italy back donor19664Oxfam Italy back donor14680Oxfam Italy back donor-8Oxfam Italy back donor19796Oxfam Italy back donor14715Oxfam Italy back donor17842Oxfam Italy back donor4606 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4606Oxfam Novib public funds-24246Oxfam Italy back donor24091Oxfam Italy back donor100533 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib100533CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic99572Oxfam Italy back donor29610Oxfam Italy back donor-22993Oxfam Italy back donor22993Oxfam GB own funds OGB15169Oxfam Italy back donor1411 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1411CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic34121Oxfam Italy back donor-1442 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1442CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic15849Oxfam Italy back donor258 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib258CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic42937Oxfam Italy back donor26266Oxfam Italy back donor31261 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib31261Oxfam Novib public funds54423Oxfam Italy back donor2925 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2925CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic255605Oxfam Italy back donor889 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib889CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-32410 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-32410Oxfam Novib public funds-4215 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-4215CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic51591Oxfam Italy back donor20569Oxfam Italy back donor12944Oxfam Italy back donor-1292Oxfam Italy back donor27527Oxfam Italy back donor16812Oxfam Italy back donor58898Oxfam Italy back donor263441Oxfam Italy back donor91395Oxfam Italy back donor45514Oxfam Italy back donor97407Oxfam Italy back donor42079Oxfam Italy back donor29042Oxfam Italy back donor96096Oxfam Italy back donor-2894Oxfam Italy back donor232701Oxfam Italy back donor2070Oxfam Italy back donor34396Oxfam Italy back donor3037Oxfam Italy back donor-3037 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-3037Unders/overspending Donor FundsImproved policies: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies , laws and practices to eliminate violence against women (VAW) by (sub)national governments or global actors.pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies , laws and practices to eliminate violence against women (VAW) by (sub)national governments or global actors.cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies , laws and practices to eliminate violence against women (VAW) by (sub)national governments or global actors.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06015-02:MMOxfam NovibOxfam has long-standing humanitarian and development programs in Kachin and NSS where more than 106,000 internally displaced persons (IDPs) are living in camps and numerous communities are continually at risk ofdisplacement . Oxfam started operations in Myanmar in 1999 working directly and through local partner organisations to reduce poverty, inequality and meet the humanitarian needs of 450,000 people across Myanmar.We work with local women's organisations and civil society organisations (CSOs), as wellas national and international consortia. This action will meet the life-saving needs of conflict-affected populations in Kachin and Northern ShanStates (NSS) by strengthening local humanitarian preparedness and responses. In these areas, this action will strengthen local capacities to prepare for and respond to the repeated shocks of conflict-induced, small-scale displacement. The action will consist of four key components: 1) Strengthening the locally led Kachin Emergency Response Mechanism (Kachin ERM); 2) Designing and piloting a contextually appropriate emergency response mechanism for local humanitarian responders in NSS (the NSS-ERM); 3) Continuing to provide food assistance to IDPs in five targeted camps in remote areas of Kachin; 4) Strengthening the technical skills and knowledge of localhumanitarian actors to deliver high quality, safe and dignified humanitarian assistance in Kachin and NSS. A total of 18,720 IDPs in Kachin and NSS and approximately 20 local organisations who are leading humanitarian responses will benefit from the proposed interventions in this action. This action will provide participatory, inclusive and community driven responses to the complex challenges,multiple needs, risks and concerns within these communities. The key to this approach lays in the relationship between Oxfam and the national NGOs and local CSOs with complimentary areas of technical expertise and a deep understanding of the challenging context and the targeted communities.Oxfam NovibOxfam Great BritainOxfam Great Britain is a member of Oxfam International, a confederation of independent national organisations working in more than 90 countries. Oxfam works on six goals that support the shared vision of a just world without poverty: help people claim their right to a better life; champion equal rights for women; saving lives, now and in the future; safeguard global food supplies; help people claim a fairer share of natural resources; and increase money for basic services. For 70 years, Oxfam has been running emergency responses, development projects and campaigning at the grass roots level to tackle poverty.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MyanmarThe right to life and security1168598 1126632 934879 incoming transaction European Union 934879European Union EU ECHOOxfam Great Britain742976 incoming transaction European Union 742976European Union EU ECHOOxfam Great Britain158330 incoming transaction European Union 158330European Union EU ECHOOxfam Great Britain293606 incoming transaction European Union 293606European Union EU ECHOOxfam Great BritainStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasing participate or initiate and include community based disaster risk reduction in their work and methodsorganisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areasStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasing participate or initiate and include community based disaster risk reduction in their work and methodsCSOs increasing participate or initiate and include community based disaster risk reduction in their work and methodsWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06020-02:NEOxfam NovibSupport for Civil Society Organisations piloting initiatives of the AU-EU Youth Cooperation Hub Environmental Conservation and Climate Change: Land degradation and unsustainable soil and water management are major causes of climate change in Africa. TheGreat Green Wall initiative, launched in 2007, is an AU flagship initiative to slow the expansion of the Sahara desert, combat land degradation, enhance food security and support resilience transformational communities to adapt to climate change. However,the coordination between the different projects making up the Great Green Wall deserves to be improved. Coherent mapping can help further develop the GMV, while increased support for agroforestry can provide additional incentive for young people to stayinrural areas and engage in activities that promote sustainable use of resources. natural. Agroforestry has proven to mitigate the impacts of climate change and can provide livelihoods for young people in the region. Objective: Environment: Contribute tothe Great Green Wall and strengthen efforts to combat desertification (by mapping existing agroforestry initiatives, building the capacity of women and young farmers and introducing incentives through mobile payment for ecosystem services).Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novibs main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fund raising, campaigning and advocacy. The Hub Niamey Niger exists since 2006 as a humanitarian field office and since 2012 as the decentralized Country office for Oxfam Novib, dealing with all the development and humanitarian themes like Sustainable livelihoods, Right to Basic services, Humanitarian and resilience interventions, The right to be heard and the right to an Identity, including women's rights and sexual and reproductive health rights. The Country Office in Niger works with local partners to realize the vision of a Niger without povertyOXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to a sustainable livelihood31076 110298 309913 121899 488 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib488CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic3302 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3302CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic860 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib860CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-4649 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-4649CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic5183Oxfam Spain funding with back donor2474Oxfam Spain funding with back donor4378Oxfam Spain funding with back donor4214Oxfam Spain funding with back donor5633Oxfam Spain funding with back donor3848Oxfam Spain funding with back donor3279Oxfam Spain funding with back donor2342Oxfam Spain funding with back donor-274Oxfam Spain funding with back donor6781Oxfam Spain funding with back donor4960Oxfam Spain funding with back donor10775Oxfam Spain funding with back donor4481Oxfam Spain funding with back donor16841Oxfam Spain funding with back donor5859Oxfam Spain funding with back donor-8Oxfam Spain funding with back donor4282Oxfam Spain funding with back donor17124Oxfam Spain funding with back donor3023Oxfam Spain funding with back donor12735Oxfam Spain funding with back donor15465Oxfam Spain funding with back donor7980Oxfam Spain funding with back donor7075Oxfam Spain funding with back donor4255Oxfam Spain funding with back donor30712Oxfam Spain funding with back donor10682Oxfam Spain funding with back donor7566Oxfam Spain funding with back donor28307Oxfam Spain funding with back donor50040Oxfam Spain funding with back donor11880Oxfam Spain funding with back donor130926Oxfam Spain funding with back donor19960Oxfam Spain funding with back donor12978Oxfam Spain funding with back donor3126Oxfam Spain funding with back donor-7594Oxfam Spain funding with back donor12834Oxfam Spain funding with back donor10763Oxfam Spain funding with back donor-210Oxfam Spain funding with back donor4113Oxfam Spain funding with back donor4682Oxfam Spain funding with back donor20135Oxfam Spain funding with back donor16473Oxfam Spain funding with back donor52965 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib52965CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic69 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib69CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic27925Oxfam Spain funding with back donor76 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib76CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-27925 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-27925CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic26195Oxfam Spain funding with back donor-26195 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-26195Unders/overspending Donor FundsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced national governments or global actors in adopting/monitoring the implementation of gender sensitive policies promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversitypieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced national governments or global actors in adopting/monitoring the implementation of gender sensitive policies promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversitycases where Oxfam/partners influenced national governments or global actors in adopting/monitoring the implementation of gender sensitive policies promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity -DD2Women and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.men living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06020-03:NEOxfam NovibSupport for Civil Society Organisations piloting initiatives of the AU-EU Youth Cooperation Hub Environmental Conservation and Climate Change: Land degradation and unsustainable soil and water management are major causes of climate change in Africa. TheGreat Green Wall initiative, launched in 2007, is an AU flagship initiative to slow the expansion of the Sahara desert, combat land degradation, enhance food security and support resilience transformational communities to adapt to climate change. However,the coordination between the different projects making up the Great Green Wall deserves to be improved. Coherent mapping can help further develop the GMV, while increased support for agroforestry can provide additional incentive for young people to stayinrural areas and engage in activities that promote sustainable use of resources. natural. Agroforestry has proven to mitigate the impacts of climate change and can provide livelihoods for young people in the region. Objective: Environment: Contribute tothe Great Green Wall and strengthen efforts to combat desertification (by mapping existing agroforestry initiatives, building the capacity of women and young farmers and introducing incentives through mobile payment for ecosystem services).Oxfam NovibReseaux de la jeunesse nigerienne sThe Niger Youth Network on Climate Change (RJNCC) is the national representation of African Youth Initiative on Climate Change (AYICC) which is the largest platform for African youth on environmental and climate issues with the African Union and its branches The RJNCC is a group of youth organizations working in the fields of the environment, climate change and renewable energy for Sustainable Development. the Niger Youth Network on Climate Change (RJNCC.AYICC-Niger) is a shared research and training organization which brings together leaders of youth organizations from the Republic of Niger. It essentially establishes interactive links between the various partner structures in order to encourage the dissemination and exchange of information as well asthe development of policies and programs concerning youth, climate change, the environment and sustainable development. . Such a networking space has many advantages such as the synergy of resources, the improvement of the quality of service, informationand scientific communications, better sharing of knowledge and experiences. However, it also poses many questions: What type of organization between partners to set up? What information to disseminate? Which technical supports to choose to communicate? What new uses, what new practices does it bring about? What methods and strategies adopted for the defense and popularization of conventions, treaties and other legislative texts in the field of climate change, the environment and sustainable development?What social and economic reintegration policies to put in place as part of green youth employment? The Niger Youth Network on Climate Change (RJNCC.AYICC-Niger) is a non-governmental, non-profit, apolitical and non-denominational youth information and training organization on youth issues. Its creation, which took place on July 10, 2010, is based on the observation that young people are constantly asked to take part in national development. Hence the need for these young people to be informed and trained to contribute to the best of their abilities. However, the reality today is that young people often ignore important problems for which they could provide solutions. It also appears that the unemployment problem is crucial and is partly due to the lack of professionalism in education on the one hand and the lack of private initiative on the other.OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to a sustainable livelihood116818 40886 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)40886Oxfam Spain funding with back donorReseaux de la jeunesse nigerienne s29204 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)29204Oxfam Spain funding with back donorReseaux de la jeunesse nigerienne s23364 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)23364Oxfam Spain funding with back donorReseaux de la jeunesse nigerienne s17523 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)17523Oxfam Spain funding with back donorReseaux de la jeunesse nigerienne s5841 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)5841Oxfam Spain funding with back donorReseaux de la jeunesse nigerienne sImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced national governments or global actors in adopting/monitoring the implementation of gender sensitive policies promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversitypieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced national governments or global actors in adopting/monitoring the implementation of gender sensitive policies promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversitycases where Oxfam/partners influenced national governments or global actors in adopting/monitoring the implementation of gender sensitive policies promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity -DD2Women and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.men living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06029-02:SOOxfam NovibAs Oxfam, gender is central to our work. This project provides an opportunity to go beyond mainstreaming gender in our work, to making men and women more meaningfully involved in the issues that affect their lives to bring about positive change in their communities and nationally, where that is possible. It is a good fit with our Strategic Goal # 4 relating to humanitarian programming and presents a chance for us to also include some elements of our Strategic Goal # 1 on inclusive civic expression. Being a 2-year grant (2020-2022) it also provides the opportunity to longer term work that could have a better impact on communities.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn 2004 Oxfam Novib set up a Liaison Office in Nairobi, Kenya in order to support the Strengthening Somali Civil Society Program, at the request of the EU. This request was based on Oxfam Novib's work in Somalia to date, but intended to be more widely directed atthe entire civil society sector and the specific context in which it is operating in a post-conflict country. The program started with consulting local organisations in Somalia and Somaliland to get a complete picture of the sectors and regions where they are active, the challenges they face and the relationship between civil society, local political structures and the private sector. A program was then developed to strengthen the institutional development of Oxfam Novib's partners and those of other Oxfams, as well as a range of new NGOs. In the first year local consultants were trained in Somalia. They were then seconded to civil society organisations to build their capacity in financial and organisational management. Furthermore, workshops were organised on specific themes suchas human rights and the role of civil society in the Somali context. The Liaison Office is now going to support the expansion of the program, focussing on strengthening both organisation and project management, while facilitating more training in the fields of civic education, governance, human rights and women's rights, HIV and AIDS and child protection. Over the years, the Somalia Country Office has expanded its intervention on short term humanitarian response as well as development development interventions. In 2015/2016, a decision was reached to move the Country Programme operation, which was largely in Nairobi, from Nairobi to Hargeisa. The country office has a small office in Nairobi , Kenya and large operations office in Hargeisa, Somaliland.OXFAM CANADA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to an identity145308 250484 180092 6757 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6757CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic10900 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10900CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic30604Oxfam Canada back donor-17657 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-17657CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic32356Oxfam Canada back donor17556Oxfam Canada back donor28936Oxfam Canada back donor35856Oxfam Canada back donor15040Oxfam Canada back donor-7432Oxfam Canada back donor9191Oxfam Canada back donor13703Oxfam Canada back donor6298Oxfam Canada back donor11735Oxfam Canada back donor31923Oxfam Canada back donor15094Oxfam Canada back donor10290Oxfam Canada back donor32361Oxfam Canada back donor35946Oxfam Canada back donor25366Oxfam Canada back donor50969Oxfam Canada back donor56367Oxfam Canada back donor36747Oxfam Canada back donor-5219Oxfam Canada back donor78215Oxfam Canada back donor3669Oxfam Canada back donor-1329Oxfam Canada back donor11643Oxfam Canada back donor-0Oxfam Canada back donorImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies, laws and practices to ensure women's political participationpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments and global actors: # cases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies, laws and practices to ensure women's political participationcases (sub)national governments or global actors adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies, laws and practices to ensure women's political participationNL-KVK-27108436-A-06029-03:SOOxfam NovibNAGAAD Network has been working for a long time on gender-based violence (GBV) cases such as female genital mutilation (FGM), domestic violence, child/early and forced marriage, rape, etc. in all Somaliland regions. As well as empowering and supporting women in all aspects, including coming up with new ideas and initiatives to eliminate women's issues for the first time in Hargeisa, launchingthe Women’s Situation Room (WSR) to mobilize women and youth to ensure their active participation in promoting peaceful electoral processes since 2021. The WSR worked on the development of the Gender-Based Violence Call Center. The center has started by advocating the hotline number and distributing flyers that have the GBV call center number, 2094, and a message follows that says: ‘Xarunta La Socodka Tacadiyada Ka dhanka ah. In order to encourage respect for women’s and children’s rights in Somaliland, women, and youth are mobilized through the Women’s Situation Room (WSR). The Hargeisa-based center keeps tracts of and records violence against women and girls throughout all communities. By bridging the gap between justice and law enforcement agencies, ensuring gender equality, and offering psychosocial counseling, it works to modify laws and policies, increase access to legal, medical, and counseling aid services, and give victims of violence more options for seeking redress. The center is set to extend support services to women in politics, as well as will serves as a platform in which women can communicate on the cases of violence against them. Women and girls’ victims of gender-based violence (GBV) will dial a short free number, 2094, to share information in relation to the GBV cases committed against them or those coming to their knowledge. From there onwards, the case management process begins by providing the most essential aid first. In the WSR, we manage cases in four steps: first, medical support is provided, secondly, forwarding the report to thelegal aid service providers, then to the MESAF as government support, and finally, if safety is needed, we refer the client to WAAPO Shelter. Since April-2021, the average number of cases has been 250 cases with the majority being domestic violence cases. The reported cases have been successfully managed and documented and have been referred to MESAF, legal clinic, and Waapo Shelter, and 2 cases were given medical counseling services. Although there are other cases that have been closed before completing the process due to client decisions. To improve the data management <(>&<)> reporting manner of the GBV call Center, it became necessary for NAGAAD Network to extend additional services of the current dashboard management system. Dashboard management is a tool used to present all important management KPIs in a single place, share insights with c-level executives in an efficient way, and empower the management to make fast and data-driven decisions based on the latest information. The main use of a dashboard is to show a comprehensive overview of data from different sources. Dashboards are useful for monitoring, measuring, and analyzing relevant data for key stakeholders including government, civil society organizations, and women activists to work towards sensitization and awareness creation among the community torealize the need for women against Gender-Based Violence, to get zero tolerance or end GBV against women <(>&<)> young girls.Oxfam NovibNAGAAD NetworkNagaad is the women#s network in Somaliland, which ON has been supporting since its establishment in1997. Nagaad was formed by 32 women#s groups in Hargeisa. While it has raised its profile tremendously after 2000, with a range of advocacy and publicity actions in the media, notably around women#s political participation, it has always remained a of 32 member organisations, many of them remain weak, except for a few larger ones (some of whom are also counterparts of Oxfam Novib). Nagaad built its own office and received support from a variety of donors. Over the last four years Nagaad has elaborated a restructuring plan and a new strategic plan that involves: (a) more focus on networking instead of direct implementation; (b) admission of 15 new members from the regions of Somaliland, and working relationships with regional women#s umbrellas and professional associations. The network now has a membership of 46organisations.OXFAM CANADA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to social and political participation15577 9056 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 9056Oxfam Canada back donorNAGAAD Network4528 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4528CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficNAGAAD Network1992 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1992CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficNAGAAD NetworkCSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityNL-KVK-27108436-A-06031-02:NEOxfam NovibStrengthening of resilience and social cohesion in the border areas of Niger and Chad #RECOSOC# The project contributes to a commonintervention logic of the Emergency Program for all the intervention zones in the 5 countries targeted by the program. Through thisaction, we plan to improve food and nutritional security as well as social cohesion in the most fragile regions of Niger and Chad, taking particular account of the dynamics of conflict in order to fit into a consolidation approach. Peace. Two specific objectives contribute to achieving this objective, in particular: SO 1: Strengthen the livelihoods of agricultural and pastoral populations by building sustainable and structural resilience to food and nutrition insecurity. SO 2:: Improve socialcohesion and the management ofcommunity conflicts linked to natural resources in Niger and Chad. Based on initial conflict and gender sensitive analyzes, the action will put in place a minimum multisectoral package which will contribute i. To the improvement of acute malnutrition through thescreening of children under five from the intervention communes, accompanied by an intervention strategy promoting the involvement of communities in the search for durable solutions for the prevention of malnutrition ii. To cover immediate food needs through the distribution of unconditional and conditional cash (CFW / CFL) and emergency input support, which will enable households to improve food intake and avoid adopting harmful coping strategies and protectingtheir livelihoods iii. Increase in income and food availability within households through support for production / livelihoods and support for access to small capital through creation / supportof VSLA groups iv. To the adoption of good practices through systematic awareness raising on hygiene, IYCF and AME, gender equity, promotion of the registration of newborns, climate change and culture peace v. Social cohesion through support for spaces for dialogue / consultation at the municipal and departmental levels and the promotion of citizen participation The action will intervene withthe most vulnerable and most affected by displacement, will take into account the specific needs of these areas and will improve the living conditions of the populationsofthe villages that are part of these 9 communes, through the implementation of place of a package of multisectoral interventions. In view of current needs, the first year will focus on the delivery of a package of urgent measures which will cover basicfoodneeds, and which will offer income opportunities in the very short term, "quick wins" which will be implemented. place it as soon as possible. The quick wins will also be supplemented by malnutrition management activities and measures to strengthen livelihoods in the medium and long term (guaranteeing balanced support between agriculture, fishing or pastoralism in good management and sharing of natural resources). The combination of emergency activities and more structuring multisectoral support will allow rapid impact by laying the foundations for the progressive reduction of poverty and vulnerability conditions. In addition, the establishment of social safety nets will strengthen the resilience of very poor people to cope with rising food prices andcontribute to improving household livelihoods. The immediate impact is that target households will increase their food consumption and their ability to acquire food and production inputs from markets. The medium- to long-term impact is that beneficiaries(i)will beable to protect and invest in their livelihood assets; (ii) have a more sustainable source of food and income; and (iii) will have a better capacity to manage their resources. These households will be identified through the HEA criteria and harmonized questionnaires. Each beneficiary household will receive an average of 32,500 FCFA (Niger) / 36,000 FCFA (Chad) monthly, taking into account thesize of the household, for 3 months. The objective is the transfer of investments through farm recovery activities to allow households to access production inputs and farm preparation but also the transfer of protection to allow households to meet the reimbursement of their debts, to reduce the sale of agricultural production, to constitute a minimum insurance in the event of production failure or part of production due to the vagaries of the weather.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novibs main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fund raising, campaigning and advocacy. The Hub Niamey Niger exists since 2006 as a humanitarian field office and since 2012 as the decentralized Country office for Oxfam Novib, dealing with all the development and humanitarian themes like Sustainable livelihoods, Right to Basic services, Humanitarian and resilience interventions, The right to be heard and the right to an Identity, including women's rights and sexual and reproductive health rights. The Country Office in Niger works with local partners to realize the vision of a Niger without povertyOXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and security364342 790283 486983 410451 1764Oxfam Spain funding with back donor1308Oxfam Spain funding with back donor5932Oxfam Spain funding with back donor33984Oxfam Spain funding with back donor30824Oxfam Spain funding with back donor32658Oxfam Spain funding with back donor11827Oxfam Spain funding with back donor149280Oxfam Spain funding with back donor54992Oxfam Spain funding with back donor41771Oxfam Spain funding with back donor99408Oxfam Spain funding with back donor45119Oxfam Spain funding with back donor33137Oxfam Spain funding with back donor36340Oxfam Spain funding with back donor31116Oxfam Spain funding with back donor40031Oxfam Spain funding with back donor45480Oxfam Spain funding with back donor31109Oxfam Spain funding with back donor70438Oxfam Spain funding with back donor85833Oxfam Spain funding with back donor165046Oxfam Spain funding with back donor107227Oxfam Spain funding with back donor35876Oxfam Spain funding with back donor92014Oxfam Spain funding with back donor-36903Oxfam Spain funding with back donor90236Oxfam Spain funding with back donor47634Oxfam Spain funding with back donor30338Oxfam Spain funding with back donor60167Oxfam Spain funding with back donor-61471Oxfam Spain funding with back donor26620Oxfam Spain funding with back donor28591Oxfam Spain funding with back donor42876Oxfam Spain funding with back donor89456Oxfam Spain funding with back donor41662Oxfam Spain funding with back donor-10595Oxfam Spain funding with back donor10482Oxfam Spain funding with back donor22777Oxfam Spain funding with back donor27196Oxfam Spain funding with back donor33561Oxfam Spain funding with back donor32021Oxfam Spain funding with back donor25834Oxfam Spain funding with back donor-1135Oxfam Spain funding with back donor48303Oxfam Spain funding with back donor21443Oxfam Spain funding with back donor30623Oxfam Spain funding with back donor19852Oxfam Spain funding with back donor12664Oxfam Spain funding with back donor57824Oxfam Spain funding with back donor13097 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13097CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic66390 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib66390CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic43578 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib43578CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic104479Oxfam Spain funding with back donor-60873 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-60873CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic36182 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib36182CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-35462 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-35462CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic1223 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1223CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) raise their voice for women to be better protected and included in peace building efforts following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) raise their voice for women to be better protected and included in peace building efforts following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women raise their voice for women to be better protected and included in peace building efforts following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men raise their voice for women to be better protected and included in peace building efforts following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06031-03:NEOxfam NovibStrengthening of resilience and social cohesion in the border areas of Niger and Chad #RECOSOC# The project contributes to a commonintervention logic of the Emergency Program for all the intervention zones in the 5 countries targeted by the program. Through thisaction, we plan to improve food and nutritional security as well as social cohesion in the most fragile regions of Niger and Chad, taking particular account of the dynamics of conflict in order to fit into a consolidation approach. Peace. Two specific objectives contribute to achieving this objective, in particular: SO 1: Strengthen the livelihoods of agricultural and pastoral populations by building sustainable and structural resilience to food and nutrition insecurity. SO 2:: Improve socialcohesion and the management ofcommunity conflicts linked to natural resources in Niger and Chad. Based on initial conflict and gender sensitive analyzes, the action will put in place a minimum multisectoral package which will contribute i. To the improvement of acute malnutrition through the screening of children under five from the intervention communes, accompanied by an intervention strategy promoting the involvement of communities in the search for durable solutions for the prevention of malnutrition ii. To cover immediate food needs through the distribution of unconditional and conditional cash (CFW / CFL) and emergency input support, which will enable households to improve food intake and avoid adopting harmful coping strategies and protectingtheir livelihoods iii. Increase in income and food availability within households through support for production / livelihoods and support for access to small capital through creation / support of VSLA groups iv. To the adoption of good practices through systematic awareness raising on hygiene, IYCF and AME, gender equity, promotion of the registration of newborns, climate change and culture peace v. Social cohesion through support for spaces for dialogue / consultation at the municipal and departmental levels and the promotion of citizen participation The action will intervene with the most vulnerable and most affected by displacement, will take into account the specific needs of these areas and will improve theliving conditions of the populationsof the villages that are part of these 9 communes, through the implementation of place of a package of multisectoral interventions. In view of current needs, the first year will focus on the delivery of a package of urgent measures which will cover basicfood needs, and which will offer income opportunities in the very short term, "quick wins" which will be implemented. place it as soon as possible. The quick wins will also be supplemented by malnutrition management activities and measures to strengthen livelihoods in the medium and long term (guaranteeing balanced support between agriculture, fishing or pastoralism in good management and sharing of natural resources). The combination of emergency activities and more structuring multisectoral support will allow rapid impact by laying the foundations for the progressive reduction of poverty and vulnerability conditions. In addition, the establishment of social safety nets will strengthen the resilience of very poor people to cope with rising food prices andcontribute to improving household livelihoods. The immediate impact is that target households will increase their food consumption and their ability to acquire food and production inputs from markets. The medium- to long-term impact is that beneficiaries(i) will be able to protect and invest in their livelihood assets; (ii) have a more sustainable source of food and income; and (iii) will have a better capacity to manage their resources. These households will be identified through the HEA criteria and harmonized questionnaires. Each beneficiary household will receive an average of 32,500 FCFA (Niger) / 36,000 FCFA (Chad) monthly, taking into account the size of the household, for 3 months. The objective is the transfer of investments through farm recovery activities to allow households to access production inputs and farm preparation but also the transfer of protection to allow households to meet the reimbursement of their debts, to reduce the sale of agricultural production, to constitute a minimum insurance in the event of production failure or part of production due to the vagaries of the weather.Oxfam NovibHomme Environnement DéveloppementHED-TAMAT is a local NGO which cooperates closely and successfully with the village populations, the customary chiefs, the municipal administrations and the technical services of the State for the development of the rural regions of northern Niger. The organization supports municipal structures, village committees, cooperatives, women's groups, etc. Its activities are focused on building the capacity of local actors so that they are able to act themselves to fight poverty (for example technical training of the local workforce, informal training of young people and horticulturalists , adult literacy, information campaigns). HED-TAMAT is also committed to the establishment of basic social and economic infrastructure (health centers, maternity centers, craft centers, schools, rural shops, wells for the irrigation of vegetable crops and pastures, storage areas and sales for the market gardeners, drinking water wells for the villages). Thanks to its successful and context-specific work, HED-TAMAT has in the meantime enjoyed an excellent reputation and a great deal of trust with State services, foreign development aid organizations and especially with the local population. The current President of HED-Tamat and former project coordinator was Minister of Public Health and twice elected deputy the first time in the legislative elections of 2004 and the second time recently in January 2016. He was decorated in 2012 the title of Knight of the Order of Merit of Niger for the contribution of the NGO HED-Tamat to the strengthening of peace in Niger. The projects implemented by the NGO are coordinated by a Permanent Secretary. The organization has existed since 1996. Since 2001, it has been mainly supported, both in terms of the content of its activities and its finances, by CARE Germany-Luxembourg as part of an important community development program co-funded by the Federal Ministry Cooperation and the Luxembourg government and emergency aid actions co-funded by the Federal Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Over thepast 10 years more than 4 million euros have been spent on this. In addition, HED-TAMAT also collaborates with other German and international donor organizations (UNICEF, UNDP, ILC, OXFAM and Secours Populaire Français etc.).OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and security517274 25864155182 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)155182Oxfam Spain funding with back donorHomme Environnement Développement129318 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)129318Oxfam Spain funding with back donorHomme Environnement Développement103455 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)103455Oxfam Spain funding with back donorHomme Environnement Développement103455 incoming transaction OXFAM SPAIN (Intermon)103455Oxfam Spain funding with back donorHomme Environnement DéveloppementIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) raise their voice for women to be better protected and included in peace building efforts following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) raise their voice for women to be better protected and included in peace building efforts following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women raise their voice for women to be better protected and included in peace building efforts following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men raise their voice for women to be better protected and included in peace building efforts following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06041-02:SOOxfam NovibThe project contributes to resilience building in somaliland, as part of SOMREP effort to addressing the root causes of volubilities. This project will build the capacity of people to adopt climate related Hazards through livelihood diversification, skills development, income generation and community based capacity building,the project will be implemented in Ceel-Afwayn and will be a threeyear period project. The project is expected to build the resilience of the community to withstand recurrent droughts taking place in the area. the nature of activities will build on the on going humanitarian responses and act as Nexus between humanitarian and development.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn 2004 Oxfam Novib set up a Liaison Office in Nairobi, Kenya in order to support the Strengthening Somali Civil Society Program, at the request of the EU. This request was based on Oxfam Novib's work in Somalia to date, but intended to be more widely directed atthe entire civil society sector and the specific context in which it is operating in a post-conflict country. The program started with consulting local organisations in Somalia and Somaliland to get a complete picture of the sectors and regions where they are active, the challenges they face and the relationship between civil society, local political structures and the private sector. A program was then developed to strengthen the institutional development of Oxfam Novib's partners and those of other Oxfams, as well as a range of new NGOs. In the first year local consultants were trained in Somalia. They were then seconded to civil society organisations to build their capacity in financial and organisational management. Furthermore, workshops were organised on specific themes suchas human rights and the role of civil society in the Somali context. The Liaison Office is now going to support the expansion of the program, focussing on strengthening both organisation and project management, while facilitating more training in the fields of civic education, governance, human rights and women's rights, HIV and AIDS and child protection. Over the years, the Somalia Country Office has expanded its intervention on short term humanitarian response as well as development development interventions. In 2015/2016, a decision was reached to move the Country Programme operation, which was largely in Nairobi, from Nairobi to Hargeisa. The country office has a small office in Nairobi , Kenya and large operations office in Hargeisa, Somaliland.World Vision Somalia Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Somalia10.3734 47.53641The right to life and security71267 245129 250242 6802World Vision Somalia-277World Vision Somalia17473World Vision Somalia24091World Vision Somalia23178World Vision Somalia5561World Vision Somalia6330World Vision Somalia-545World Vision Somalia19229World Vision Somalia8167World Vision Somalia39579World Vision Somalia83108World Vision Somalia1218World Vision Somalia6029World Vision Somalia9209World Vision Somalia23937World Vision Somalia23775World Vision Somalia19534World Vision Somalia12340World Vision Somalia7426World Vision Somalia14939World Vision Somalia7312World Vision Somalia53056World Vision Somalia65052World Vision Somalia15222World Vision Somalia17172World Vision Somalia16234World Vision Somalia11020World Vision Somalia8443World Vision Somalia22026World Vision Somalia23549World Vision Somalia1015World Vision Somalia17323World Vision Somalia100395World Vision Somalia258036 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib258036CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic4441 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4441CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic257555World Vision Somalia-257334 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-257334CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic1553 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1553CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic2700 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2700CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-41518World Vision Somalia41518 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib41518CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasing that participate or initiate influencing for space in humanitarian work and that are capable of effective humanitarian response according to humanitarian standards.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areasStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasing that participate or initiate influencing for space in humanitarian work and that are capable of effective humanitarian response according to humanitarian standards.CSOs increasing that participate or initiate influencing for space in humanitarian work and that are capable of effective humanitarian response according to humanitarian standards.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06049-02:NEOxfam NovibFight against inequalities in Sahelian Africa and awareness of the French public on these issues. The first phase will focus on gender inequalities and, more specifically, the struggle for economic equality and women's access to essential services and livelihoodsand resilience (in particular land rights and livelihoods). adaptation to climate change) and on inequalities in citizen participation and the promotion of more inclusive governance.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novibs main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fund raising, campaigning and advocacy. The Hub Niamey Niger exists since 2006 as a humanitarian field office and since 2012 as the decentralized Country office for Oxfam Novib, dealing with all the development and humanitarian themes like Sustainable livelihoods, Right to Basic services, Humanitarian and resilience interventions, The right to be heard and the right to an Identity, including women's rights and sexual and reproductive health rights. The Country Office in Niger works with local partners to realize the vision of a Niger without povertyOXFAM FRANCE Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation19751 109829 103632 11881Oxfam France back donor7870Oxfam France back donor11532Oxfam France back donor8906Oxfam France back donor9502Oxfam France back donor6142Oxfam France back donor5047Oxfam France back donor2809Oxfam France back donor14739Oxfam France back donor9356Oxfam France back donor6968Oxfam France back donor9327Oxfam France back donor8137Oxfam France back donor17365Oxfam France back donor4147Oxfam France back donor4155Oxfam France back donor18141Oxfam France back donor10356Oxfam France back donor9093Oxfam France back donor8955Oxfam France back donor8978Oxfam France back donor11880Oxfam France back donor8323Oxfam France back donor8311Oxfam France back donor5233Oxfam France back donor6059Oxfam France back donor17534Oxfam France back donor33220Oxfam France back donor26449Oxfam France back donor85Oxfam France own funds458Oxfam France own funds-834Oxfam France own funds24Oxfam France own fundsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06049-03:NEOxfam NovibThe project entitled "Strengthening good practices and citizen mobilizations in favor of public policies adapted to the reduction of inequalities in the Sahel" is co-financed by the French Development Agency and executed by OXFAM France in partnership with the OXFAM missions in the Sahel Region including Burkina Faso, Senegal, Chad Niger and the West Africa regional platform and local civil society partners. Its main objective is to Strengthen trust between the State and the populations at all levels toreduce inequalitiesin the Sahel. The project is implemented in a context of acute crisis in the Sahel which is partly rooted in inequalities and a deep-rooted feeling of injustice among the population and in particular among young people. The coronavirus pandemic risks to amplifying this situation with expected negative impacts on people's livelihoods, value chains, and means of access to essential services. Tomeet these challenges, Oxfam and its civil society partners: Femmes Actions et Developpement- FAD and TRI Niger proposes to work on the reduction of inequalities in the Sahel with the aim of strengthening the social contract between the Sahelian populations and the States of the region through the promotion of public policies to improve basic social services. the populations of the regions of Maradi, Tahoua and Tillabéri who will directly benefit from all the activities, i.e. around 5 million people the Target groups of this project is : National and local authorities (local authorities, decentralized services, Ministries, Parliament) media, researchinstitutions and 200 CSOs / associations of young girls and boys. Through the project, some key indicators have been formulated: atleast 200 CSOs benefiting from the civil society leadership program against inequalities; At least one institutional policy is formulated or revised to allow young girls and boys to participate equitably in decision-making bodies. At least three bodies (national, regional and local) formally recognize the participation of young girls and boysOxfam NovibFemmes, Actions et DéveloppementThe NGO called Women Actions and Development (FAD) was created in the Republic of Niger between the adherents to the existing statutes elaborated in accordance with the spirit of the ordinance n° 84-06 of the 1st March 1984 bearing the regime of the associations,modified and completed by Law N ° 91-006 of May 20, 1991. It is apolitical, democratic, no religious and no-profit affiliation. TheNGO FAD aims at promoting, protecting, assisting, supporting, recognizing the rights and duties of women in Niger through sustainable development and proximity actions including: - Creating a " host house" for women in social difficulties with or homeless women. - through any material and financial help to rural women. - By all other actions decided in advanced in General Assembly; To this end, it sets its specific objectives as: - fight against all forms of discrimination against women; - to combat violence against women and children in all its forms; - strengthen the promotion of women and the protectionof the child; - fight against inequality and inequity related to gender; - contribute to the improvement of living conditions for women and children#s welfare; - to contribute to the development of youth and the promotion of culture; - strengthen girl#s schooling; - contribute to the implementation of the Convention on the Rights of Women (CRW) and the Convention on the Rights of the Child (CRC); - Participate actively in the development, implementation, monitoring and evaluation of United Nations system programs in Niger; - Contribute to the implementation of the International Commission for Development (ICPD) Action programs, the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs), the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) and the Program Strengthening of Adolescent and Youth sexual health including the prevention of STD / HIV /AIDS (sexual violence, ignorance, harmful traditional practices etc ...); - mobilize resources for sexual and reproductive health on one hand and promote family planning on the other.OXFAM FRANCE Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation65880 38765 34940 30940 incoming transaction OXFAM FRANCE 30940Oxfam France back donorFemmes, Actions et Développement38853 incoming transaction OXFAM FRANCE 38853Oxfam France back donorFemmes, Actions et Développement27882 incoming transaction OXFAM FRANCE 27882Oxfam France back donorFemmes, Actions et Développement6970 incoming transaction OXFAM FRANCE 6970Oxfam France back donorFemmes, Actions et Développement34940 incoming transaction OXFAM FRANCE 34940Oxfam France back donorFemmes, Actions et DéveloppementStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD69 CPC accompagnees et renforcees sur les thematiques Inegalites, la participation citoyenne au developpement local et sur le controle citoyen au niveau localHuit structures membres de l'ACI, a travers une vingtaine de jeunes et femmes ont vu leurs capacites renforcees dans la thematique InegalitesStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Neuf (9) Cellules de Participation Citoyennes renforcees et accompagnees sur les droits des femmes et des jeunesHuit (8) structures membres de l'Alliance Contre les Inegalites ont pris part a une Table ronde sur les inegalites dans le but d'echanger sur les Inegalites les plus criantes au Niger et ont elabore des plans d'action pour contribuer a la reduction des inegalites dans les 8 regions du NigerNL-KVK-27108436-A-06055-02:XGOxfam NovibThe Fiscal Justice for Women and Girls project seeks to contribute to more transparent and accountable revenue generation and spending policies, through the transformation of fiscal systems to better respond to the needs of citizens, especially for womenand girlsin Africa and more specifically in Zambia and Uganda. The centrepiece of the proposed intervention is the Fair Tax Monitor tool formeasuring the fairness of domestic tax and spending systems that will be strengthened by this Action through theintegration of feminist economic analysis. This tool and the feminist economic lens will ensure evidence-based capacity building, advocacy, and civic education that responds to the needs and priorities of women in the two countries. Increased capacity ofcivil society to analyse and present complex public finance information of taxation and public spending in easy-to-understand language will in turn enable citizens to better understand and advocate for their socio-economic rights. The lead-applicant of the project is The African Women’s Development and Communications Network (FEMNET) with Oxfam Novib as its co-applicant. Parties enter into a Consortium from March 2020 until February 2023, co-operating to deliver capacity building for local, international, and national lobby and advocacy.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.FEMNET Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to social and political participation14478 12353 6141 467 771FEMNET1142FEMNET1296FEMNET759FEMNET952FEMNET1083FEMNET866FEMNET1183FEMNET639FEMNET5787FEMNET1114FEMNET2238FEMNET-3732FEMNET2354FEMNET1012FEMNET1319FEMNET1174FEMNET721FEMNET200FEMNET973FEMNET1317FEMNET967FEMNET1479FEMNET1216FEMNET968FEMNET1081FEMNET228FEMNET398FEMNET427FEMNET584FEMNET234FEMNET350FEMNET234FEMNET1279FEMNET360FEMNET467FEMNETIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action against extreme inequality and poverty. following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action against extreme inequality and poverty. following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action against extreme inequality and poverty. following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action against extreme inequality and poverty. following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06055-03:XGOxfam NovibOxfam International Pan-African office is responsible for the overall coordination of the Fiscal Justice for Women and Girls project with lead-partner FEMNET and Oxfam Country Offices (Uganda and Zambia). OI PAP is the first contact of FEMNET (Nairobi-based) withOxfam for the day-to-day operation and management of the project in Uganda and Zambia. The project seeks to contribute to more transparent and accountable revenue generation and spending policies, through the transformation of fiscal systems to better respond tothe needs of citizens in Africa. The lead-applicant of the project is The African Women’s Development and Communications Network (FEMNET) with Oxfam Novib as its co-applicant. Parties enter into a Consortium from March 2020 until February 2023, co-operating to deliver capacity building for local, international, and national lobby and advocacy.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam International was formed in 1995 by a group of independent non-governmental organizations. Their aim was to work together forgreater impact on the international stage to reduce poverty and injustice. The name "Oxfam" comes from the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, founded in Britain in 1942. The group campaigned for food supplies to be sent through an allied naval blockade to starving women and children in enemy-occupied Greece during the Second World War. As well as becoming a world leader in the delivery of emergency relief, Oxfam International implements long-term development programs in vulnerable communities. We are also part of a global movement, campaigning with others, for instance, to end unfair trade rules, demand better health and education services for all, and to combat climate change. Today, there are 19 member organizations of the Oxfam International confederation. They are based in: Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Ireland, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Quebec, South Africa, Spain and the United States. The Oxfam International Secretariat is based in Oxford, UK. The Secretariat runs advocacy offices in Addis Ababa, Brussels, Geneva, New York and Washington DC.FEMNET Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to social and political participation351759 -3498569752 incoming transaction FEMNET 69752FEMNETOxfam Novib216365 incoming transaction FEMNET 216365FEMNETOxfam NovibStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies. CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06055-04:ZMOxfam NovibThe Fiscal Justice for Women and Girls project seeks to contribute to more transparent and accountable revenue generation and spending policies, through the transformation of fiscal systems to better respond to the needs of citizens, especially for womenand girlsin Africa and more specifically in Zambia and Uganda. The centrepiece of the proposed intervention is the Fair Tax Monitor tool formeasuring the fairness of domestic tax and spending systems that will be strengthened by this Action through theintegration of feminist economic analysis. This tool and the feminist economic lens will ensure evidence-based capacity building, advocacy, and civic education that responds to the needs and priorities of women in the two countries. Increased capacity ofcivil society to analyse and present complex public finance information of taxation and public spending in easy-to-understand language will in turn enable citizens to better understand and advocate for their socio-economic rights. The lead-applicant of the project is The African Women’s Development and Communications Network (FEMNET) with Oxfam Novib as its co-applicant. Parties enter into a Consortium from March 2020 until February 2023, co-operating to deliver capacity building for local, international, and national lobby and advocacy.Oxfam NovibOxfam Great Britain in ZambiaOxfam in Zambia is registered under legal personality of Oxfam Great Britain and is national country office for Oxfam International. Oxfam's program in Zambia builds on past learning and focuses on the following areas: improving the well-being of poor women and men, particularly those in rural areas; economic empowerment; access to essential services (education, health, and water); reducing the impact of disasters; promoting the rights of women. Oxfam in Zambia works with partners in agriculture, holding government and the private sector accountable in the use of natural resources, women's rights and humanitarian help. Oxfam in Zambia is responsible for the implementation of the Sowing Diversity = Harvesting Security program in close collaboration with national organizations, particularly the Community Technology Development Trust (CTDT) and Zambia Alliance for Agroecology and Biodiversity (ZAAB).FEMNET Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands ZambiaThe right to social and political participation332518 -3307165937 incoming transaction FEMNET 65937FEMNETOxfam Great Britain in Zambia233510 incoming transaction FEMNET 233510FEMNETOxfam Great Britain in Zambia-76444 incoming transaction FEMNET -76444FEMNETOxfam Great Britain in ZambiaStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6CUTSStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies. CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies -DD5Validation meeting FTMIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners for tax transparency & ensuring that corporate taxes are paid where real exonomic activity takes place & private wealth cannot be hidden offshore.alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorRecommendations from FTM at validation meetingcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners for tax transparency & ensuring that corporate taxes are paid where real exonomic activity takes place & private wealth cannot be hidden offshore.cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners for tax transparency & ensuring that corporate taxes are paid where real exonomic activity takes place & private wealth cannot be hidden offshore.Plans to increase 0 rated PIT threshold (benefiting low earners)Increased citizens voice: by 2020 an increased # of people (M/F) take action against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments following Oxfam /partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.Oxfam and CUTS supported WROs in making a gender responsive budget submission to the Ministry of Finance in a town hall meeting.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsOn women sanitary productsIncreased citizens voice: by 2020 an increased # of people (M/F) take action against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments following Oxfam /partners actions.women take action against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments following Oxfam /partners actions.men take action against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments following Oxfam /partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06055-05:XGOxfam NovibThe Fiscal Justice for Women and Girls project seeks to contribute to more transparent and accountable revenue generation and spending policies, through the transformation of fiscal systems to better respond to the needs of citizens, especially for womenand girlsin Africa and more specifically in Zambia and Uganda. The centrepiece of the proposed intervention is the Fair Tax Monitor tool formeasuring the fairness of domestic tax and spending systems that will be strengthened by this Action through theintegration of feminist economic analysis. This tool and the feminist economic lens will ensure evidence-based capacity building, advocacy, and civic education that responds to the needs and priorities of women in the two countries. Increased capacity ofcivil society to analyse and present complex public finance information of taxation and public spending in easy-to-understand language will in turn enable citizens to better understand and advocate for their socio-economic rights. The lead-applicant of the project is The African Women’s Development and Communications Network (FEMNET) with Oxfam Novib as its co-applicant. Parties enter into a Consortium from March 2020 until February 2023, co-operating to deliver capacity building for local, international, and national lobby and advocacy.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.FEMNET Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to social and political participation75887 99933 50982 54426 2294FEMNET16751FEMNET2104FEMNET3254FEMNET3238FEMNET5556FEMNET6447FEMNET2954FEMNET15960FEMNET6657FEMNET10671FEMNET1943FEMNET4002FEMNET-2623FEMNET1296FEMNET6309FEMNET6858FEMNET2427FEMNET12529FEMNET6186FEMNET17263FEMNET15229FEMNET14930FEMNET13584FEMNET4979FEMNET44445FEMNET1313 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1313CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-497 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-497CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic143 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib143CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-3733FEMNET4331 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4331CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-360FEMNET3116 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3116CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-467FEMNET52136 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib52136CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-60543 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-60543CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic60543FEMNETStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6CSOs attended SMART value Advocacy Training and nexus between feminism and fiscal policy development. Oxfam further supported partners to attend the Double Tax Agreement training in Nairobi, AFMA with FEMNETThe project looks at supporting the Third party to implement the project activitiesImplementation was not done as we awaited a confirmation on the no cost extension and revised OPA that came through in January 2024Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies. CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies -DD5IST, UWONET, EASSI initiated engagaments during the Women day celebrations in Kalarwe Market, 16 days of Activism in Kiryadondo and Kasubi Farmers' MarketThis is through the Tax Justice Alliance Uganda network spear headed by SEATINI-Uganda the implementing partnerImplementation was not done as we awaited a confirmation on the no cost extension and revised OPA that came through in January 2024Increased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners for tax transparency & ensuring that corporate taxes are paid where real exonomic activity takes place & private wealth cannot be hidden offshore.alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorFair Tax Monitor Report Alternative CSO tax proposals FY 2022/23 Regional Fiscal Justice Policy Proposal - with Oxfam PAP and FEMNET Issue Paper on how to enhance Local Revenue Mobilization to improve Service DeliveryImplementation was not done as we awaited a confirmation on the no cost extension and revised OPA that came through in January 2024campaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedTax Justice Campaigns in the Areas of Gulu , Soroti and Arua. 16 days of Activism on addressing Economic Violence against Women and Girls in Kiryadongo, and Kasubi Market2 global days of action campaigns and the CRI Index report HECA launch and media engagementsImplementation was not done as we awaited a confirmation on the no cost extension and revised OPA that came through in January 2024Increased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners for tax transparency & ensuring that corporate taxes are paid where real exonomic activity takes place & private wealth cannot be hidden offshore.cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners for tax transparency & ensuring that corporate taxes are paid where real exonomic activity takes place & private wealth cannot be hidden offshore.Officials from the Ministry of Finance Planning and Economic Development did endorse the FTM during the launch following the participation of the ministry, Director of Economic Affairs, Deputy Chair Person Parliamentary Committee of Finance Planning and Economic Development - at National Level Sub National Level the 17 representatives of the project Districts Arua, Gulu and Soroti did acknowledge the issues presented to them during the Inter-city dialogue with a commitment to incorporate the policy asksinto the district Budget Framework PapersDuring the period SEATINI has submitted 2 tax bill position papers to the Parliament of UgandaImplementation was not done as we awaited a confirmation on the no cost extension and revised OPA that came through in January 2024Increased citizens voice: by 2020 an increased # of people (M/F) take action against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments following Oxfam /partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersRegistered participants attending public engagements including the community dialogues during the Tax Justice Campaigns Campaigns and other public engagementsthese actively participated in the project activity engagementsImplementation was not done as we awaited a confirmation on the no cost extension and revised OPA that came through in January 2024men participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersRegistered participants attending public engagements including the tax justice campaigns and other public engagementsThese actively participated in the project activity engagementsImplementation was not done as we awaited a confirmation on the no cost extension and revised OPA that came through in January 2024public events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.Including 8 community Dialogues, 7 outreaches, and 9 national Level spacesthese are engagements under the projects implemented so farImplementation was not done as we awaited a confirmation on the no cost extension and revised OPA that came through in January 2024media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsFTM - 2 research citation 13 media Hits for the National Tax Symposium 1 media report for the Inter city Dialogue in Gulu 7 media hits for the FTM launchGlobal days of action and on the parliamentary committee about the position paper developed by Oxfam and SEATINI under the tax justice allianceImplementation was not done as we awaited a confirmation on the no cost extension and revised OPA that came through in January 2024Increased citizens voice: by 2020 an increased # of people (M/F) take action against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments following Oxfam /partners actions.women take action against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments following Oxfam /partners actions.Engaged in influencing workImplementation was not done as we awaited a confirmation on the no cost extension and revised OPA that came through in January 2024men take action against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments following Oxfam /partners actions.Engaged in Influencing WorkImplementation was not done as we awaited a confirmation on the no cost extension and revised OPA that came through in January 2024NL-KVK-27108436-A-06055-06:XGOxfam NovibThe Southern and Eastern Africa Trade Information and Negotiations Institute (SEATINI) – Uganda is a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO) working on trade, fiscal and development related issues for the realization of sustainable development and improved livelihoods in Uganda, East Africa and the African Region. SEATINI -Uganda currently hosts the Tax Justice Alliance Uganda a Civil Society Organization (CSO) network which is leading advocacy on fair taxation and domestic revenue mobilization in Uganda. SEATINI Uganda is aThird party on the EU funded Fiscal Justice for Women and Girls Project and and shall work in collaboration with Oxfam Uganda to implement the project. The Centre-piece of the proposed intervention is the Fair Tax Monitor tool for measuring the fairness of domestic tax and spending systems that will be strengthened by this Action through the integration of feminist economic analysis. SEATINI-Uganda has supported the development of the previous 02 fair tax monitor study reports in 2016 and 2019 and will build on the previous experiences to successfully execute the intervention. The project shall be implemented at national and subnational levels in Uganda.Oxfam NovibSEATINI UGANDAThe Southern and Eastern African Trade, Information and Negotiations Institute (SEATINI) Uganda is a regional non-governmental organisation founded in 1996 soon after the WTO Singapore Ministerial Conference. It happened when people realised that Africa in particular and Third World countries in general were marginalised in the World Trade Organisation's negotiations. SEATINI was formed to enhance the capacity in these negotiations of African trade officials and negotiators through technical assistance,and also through extending the trade debate to other stakeholders, especially civil society organisations, the media and parliaments. SEATINI also brings together African trade officials and negotiators, with a purpose of consolidating Africa's negotiating positions. SEATINI was born when it was observed that: - African public policy in international forums is often determined ad hoc, and African governments are mostly takers, not makers, of international decisions that affect people's lives. Governments often sign international trade agreements without adequate information or analysis. Alternatively, the lack of a clear perception of their interests, they often resort to a simple negative posture rather than make commitments to agreements that mightbe of value to them; - the private sector is equally badly informed about the challenges of globalisation and the effect of the multilateral trading regime; - civil society understands the complexities of the international regime but it is often excludedfrom decision-making, both at home and in international forums. Presently, the organisation has offices in Harare, Johannesburg, Kampala, Nairobi and Geneva. The Uganda office was established in 2001 and is fully registered with the Ministry of Internal Affairs. The country chapters are semi-autonomous with the country director responsible for reporting to the regional director in Zimbabwe. SEATINI has one board for the whole organisation. ON THE FINANCE FOR DEVELOPMENT PROJECT: SEATINI Uganda is leading the implementation of Tax Justice interventions in Uganda at national level. This is aimed at influencing fair tax policy reform in Uganda at national level and closely works with other national and subnational level F4D partners.FEMNET Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global Level0.35243 32.59498The right to social and political participation62059 -205940000 incoming transaction FEMNET 40000FEMNETSEATINI UGANDA20000 incoming transaction FEMNET 20000FEMNETSEATINI UGANDA1194FEMNET615FEMNET251FEMNET-2059FEMNET147FEMNET53FEMNET-200FEMNETStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies.organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6The project looks at supporting the Third party to implement the project activitiesCapacity Building organized by Oxfam and PartnersStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies. CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to expose and influence financial and fiscal policies -DD5This is through the Tax Justice Alliance Uganda network spear headed by SEATINI-Uganda the implementing partnerBoth at National and Sub national LevelNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-02:XGOxfam NovibThe AACJ consortium’s activities in the Netherlands will leverage its work in Africa to introduce African narratives into the climate debate in the Netherlands. Oxfam Novib will build on its existing networks with Dutch climate justice movements to raiseawarenessof the impacts of the climate crisis in Africa and the Dutch climate and land use footprint and mobilize support for specific climate justice policies. The AACJ consortium will link advocacy at regional and global level with networking and advocacy opportunities in the Netherlands. We will research the Dutch climate footprint and implementation of international agreements, and use evidence from the AACJ programme to inform advocacy with Dutch actors.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. 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order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity -DD4Strong, inclusive and effective movements promoting climate justice IMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at national and international levelIMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at sub-national levelPolicies, practices and frameworks that advance climate justice are adopted, funded and implemented  IMP2 # of laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of governmental policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of private sector company policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of by-laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of international agreements blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of the civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] to develop / spread climate justice narratives1+2 (merged indicators)DO NOT USEAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of supported organizations applying their increased capacities to develop and spread narratives# and types of cases of climate justice narratives spread by civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations - potentially also consortium organizations, depending of the approach in the country of focus}# of members of the supported organizations (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in climate justice narrative spreadStrengthened human rights frameworks# strategic litigation cases undertaken by supported communities with support of implementing / targeted organizations# initiatives launched to protect environmental and human rights defendersDO NOT USE# of trainings and events held to engage and strengthen capacities of local partners and consortium partnersStrengthened human rights frameworks# and types of cases of supported communities defending environmental and social rights# and types of cases of strategic litigation undertaken by commmunities supported by the consortium# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the defense of their environmenal and social rightsPolitical will to support climate just policies# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practices# of lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practices# of pieces of evidence from research or lessons learned (reports, mappings, documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.)# of trainings to strengthened capacities of communities and civil society organizations to understand and engage policy cyclesSmartified indicator description differs from the original indicatorPolitical will to support climate just policies# supporting statements and commitments on policies advancing climate justice by decision-makers at local, national and international levelNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-03:BFOxfam NovibThe AACJ consortium in Burkina Faso will promote and facilitate a broad movement of impacted communities, IDPs and minorities (including women and youth) from multiple regions (Pathway 1). The programme will allow for existing groups, organizations and movements to join forces, to develop a shared narrative and to rally together on climate justice topics (Pathway 2). Varied civil society actors will be connected with the appropriate communication channels, delivering an inclusive and effective platform. The consortium will also address the reduction in civic space and limits to freedom of expression faced by climate movements, including women and youth groups, supporting official recognition of civil society structures and building capacity on mobilization. The programme will raise awareness of vulnerable and impacted groups – including indigenous people, women, youth, and IDPs – on environmental laws and climate policies and work with local communities to claim and defend their rights to a decent livelihood and healthy environment (Pathway 3). It will support local and indigenous communities to document, share and spread traditional knowledge and best practice AFRICANACTIVISTS FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE 69 regarding climate adaptation and resilience (Pathway 4) while ensuring this knowledge is acknowledged as a major resource for climate adaptation by policy makers. The AACJ consortium in Burkina Faso will advocate for public policies and practices for protecting the livelihoods of vulnerable groups, improving their resilience and promoting inclusive climate financing, and strengthen capacities of CSOs to participate in political processesOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Intermón is since 1997 a member of the international Oxfam confederation, sharing values and a strategic plan to achieve greater global impact. Intermón Oxfam fights, with and for disadvantaged populations and as part of a broad global movement, with the aim of eradicating injustice and poverty, and to ensure that all human beings can fully exercise their rights and enjoy a dignified life. Mission, Vision and Values are the components of Oxfam Intermón identity and guide its steps as an organisation and the ideal with which Oxfam Intermón wants to live in order to obtain a fairer world with greater solidarity.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Burkina FasoThe right to a sustainable livelihood500000 7988 4565676290 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 76290Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib74150 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 74150Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib31778 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 31778Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib74150 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 74150Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib105928 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 105928Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib31778 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 31778Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib14758 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 14758Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib53500 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 53500Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam NovibStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity -DD4Strong, inclusive and effective movements promoting climate justice IMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at national and international levelBurkina Faso have continued to lead a space for dialogue on climate justice created in 2022 on loss and damage. The third national conference on loss and damage, held on September 12 and 13, 2024 in Ouagadougou, brought together 45 participants from government, NGOs, farmers' organizations and civil society. To document and raise awareness of the impacts of climate change, a video story was produced and broadcast by the Confédération Paysanne du Faso (CPF). The story highlighted the effects of recurrentflooding on farmers and the losses they suffer. To strengthen the capacity for action of young activists and climate justice actors, training was provided in the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to create climate narratives. This action benefited 43 young activists, including 18 women. As a result, the capacities of climate movements and allies to use modern tools to influence climate policies were strengthened. In terms of influencing climate policies, Oxfam and its allies held a strategic meeting tostrengthen the involvement of civil society organizations (CSOs) in Burkina Faso's NDC process.Strengthened civic space through coordinated advocacy for inclusive NDC 3.0, youth integration into negotiation spaces, and participation in the National Climate Change Committee and consultation forumsIMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at sub-national levelMulti-stakeholder dialogues influencing the NDC 3.0 revision process.Policies, practices and frameworks that advance climate justice are adopted, funded and implemented  IMP2 # of laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagement31 CSO projects integrated into NDC 3.0, contributing mitigation/sequestration potential.IMP2 # of governmental policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagement31 CSO projects integrated into NDC 3.0, contributing mitigation/sequestration potential.IMP2 # of private sector company policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementLaw banning plastic packaging and bags entered into force on July 9, 2025IMP2 # of by-laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementEnforcement of plastic packaging and plastic bag prohibition lawIMP2 # of international agreements blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementStrong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  # of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of partner organizations to take actions and connect among themselves / with relevant networks or partner organizations# and types (objective and destination of the grant) of small grants disbursed to strentghen capacities of civil society organizations# and types of connexions / events reuniting civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] and existing networks, advocacy organizations, research organizations, think tanks and universities# of supported civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] applying their increased capacities to connect, act, operateInitially, Oxfam in Burkina Faso did not have targets under this indicator. However, with support from the Alliance Fund, a national mapping of climate activist organisations was conducted, culminating in a landmark national convening on 28 June 2025. During this event, more than 70 organisations and activists from all 13 regions of Burkina Faso adopted a National Charter, laying the groundwork for a coordinated and inclusive climate movement.# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the actionsStrong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  OC1.1 # supported women led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacities% of leadership positions in supported organizations filled by women, youth or people from indigenous communitiesOC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companies- Under the lead of the CPF, a group of CSOs created an annual consultation space to share their understanding of loss and damage and harmonize their positioning in the negotiations for a financial mechanism for loss and damage. - Under the impetus of the AACJ program, the Permanent Secretariat of NGOs in Burkina Faso worked with several CSO groups to influence the process of revising the NDC in 2025. - Since 2011, CONAJEC, JVE, A2E and CGLTE have organized annual campaigns in the run-up to the COPs todemand climate justice.OC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency at sub-national level to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesOC1.1 # supported youth led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesOC1.1 # supported other organizations (not youth or women led) applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesOC1.1 # supported organizations which are both women and youth led applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of the civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] to develop / spread climate justice narratives3+1 (merged indicator values from the old indicators)2+2 (merged indicator values from the old indicators)3+1(merged indicators)2 Artificial Intelligence (AI) training for climate storytelling: 43 young activists, including 18 women, trained to use AI to produce engaging, impactful content for climate justice.- Young Climate Negotiators Academy (July 29 - August 2, 2024): Ten young people from Burkina Faso (5 women and 5 men) deepened their knowledge of adaptation, mitigation and climate finance.- Production and dissemination of flood stories by CPFThrough strategic alliances and joint actions, AACJ partners enhanced the visibility and participation of grassroots actors in national climate dialogues—most notably during the Structured Dialogue on the Green Climate Fund held in April 2025, which brought together over 200 stakeholders; Partners also actively contributed to the national campaign "L’Heure Patriotique pour Reverdir le Faso," which resulted in the planting of over 5,713,542 trees in a single day—demonstrating large-scale mobilization and strong alignment with national climate justice efforts. Consortium members engaged communities through awareness-raising and message dissemination activities.Climate Charter developed; dissemination of women-led adaptation story.DO NOT USEAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of supported organizations applying their increased capacities to develop and spread narrativesCONAJEC organized LCOY; A2E strengthened movements through Climate Charter; CPF led consultation on loss and damage operational model.# and types of cases of climate justice narratives spread by civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations - potentially also consortium organizations, depending of the approach in the country of focus}While no cases of narratives spread have been documented, there is progress in the sense that in collaboration with the FIE and with the support of Oxfam, our partner the CPF has drawn up an account of the losses and damage suffered by producers as a result of the damage caused by elephants in particular, and other animals (birds, monkeys).-Participation in GCF Structured Dialogue (200+ stakeholders); -Involvement in national reforestation campaign (5.7M+ trees planted) and CPF-produced video on women-led adaptation.# of members of the supported organizations (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in climate justice narrative spreadMore results towards this indicator are still in progress80% women; 85% men; 95 youth under 35.Political will to support climate just policies# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practicesnew indicator(1,113 women, 1,629 men, including 2,554 young people aged 15 to 35)A total of 131 individuals were involved through two key activities, including 90 men and 41 women. Among them, 71 were youth (53.4%), comprising 43 young men and 28 young women. The information and exchange workshop on the revision of the NDC broughttogether 58 participants, including 43 men, 15 women, and 28 youth. The climate movement structuring meeting engaged 73 individuals, comprising 47 men and 26 women, among whom 43 were youth (25 young men and 18 young women). The strong participation of women and youth ensured satisfactory representation of key target groups in the activities.190 men; 110 women; 97 youth under 35. Includes workshops, structuring meetings, youth negotiator training, national youth climate conference.# of lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practices-On 5 February 2025, CONAJEC led an advocacy initiative to the Permanent Secretariat of the National Council for Sustainable Development (SP-CNDD) to secure institutional support for the Young Climate Negotiators Programme. The support was granted, thereby strengthening the programme’s institutional anchoring and aiming to increase youth participation in international negotiations. -On 24 April 2025, Oxfam formally requested the support of the Minister of Environment to launch the second cohort of theYoung Negotiators Programme. The Minister confirmed his support and proposed hosting a dedicated event at the Burkina Faso Pavilion during COP30 in BrazilAdvocacy with SP-CNDD for Youth Negotiators; Ministerial support for 2nd cohort; meeting on Loss & Damage conference and COP30 visibility.# of pieces of evidence from research or lessons learned (reports, mappings, documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.)1 rapid mapping of active climate movements: https://oxfam.box.com/s/83rl94t68kfsey4e41wdbc875p1sg3uq 1 Climate Justice Charter: https://www.charteclimatiquebf.a2ebf.org/mediatheque/ Additional link: https://oxfam.box.com/s/fsun71bx1oztxgv3uk02qh3hem6gcywm 1 video: https://oxfam.box.com/s/vz8y5sr59e5gfbwgl99gtiq3mruh6vezClimate movement mapping; -Climate Justice Charter; -Charter signing video; -women-led adaptation video; NDC 3.0 advocacy note.# of trainings to strengthened capacities of communities and civil society organizations to understand and engage policy cyclesSmartified indicator description differs from original indicator- this has been modified and values updatedSmartified indicator description differs from original indicator-this has been modified and values updated.Organized an information and exchange meeting on the NDC revision process. Provided support for the 6th session of the National Structured Dialogue on the Green Climate Fund, which brought together 200 participants-NDC revision meeting; -6th GCF Dialogue (200 participants); -2nd cohort youth negotiator training; - Support for the National Youth Climate Conference/ LCOY 2025 -Climate Charter validation workshop.Political will to support climate just policies# supporting statements and commitments on policies advancing climate justice by decision-makers at local, national and international levelMore results towards this indicator are still in progressMr. Roger Baro, Minister in charge of the Environment, at COP30 stated: “The Burkina Faso refuses for the duty of climate justice to become a new instrument of domination,” and added: “Burkina Faso refuses and will fully assume its industrialization policy,” in the name of the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities of States in the fight against climate change. Minister Roger Baro also affirmed that “Africa does not have to beg for its adaptation,” emphasizing that climate justicerequires increased, accessible financing provided primarily in the form of grants.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-04:NGOxfam NovibThe AACJ consortium in Nigeria will work with local organizations on outreach and build alliances between organizations of women, youth and (climate/oil)- affected rural communities to jointly run campaigns and advocate for community-driven solutions. Climate-just narratives will raise awareness on climate change and bring in more constituencies such as youth, journalists, local policy makers(Pathway 2). A network of nano-influencers in communities, media content creators, journalists, artists and social media influencers will mobilize support for a just energy transition and realization of NDC commitments. Plans include a #ClimateJusticeTour and an art-based campaign to showcase local narratives around climate justice, highlighting the leadership of women and young people.To increase public accountability the consortium will establish formal platforms that enable government. The consortium will also invest in working with oil-affected communities to increase their knowledge and understanding of their rights and how to claim them, for example through FPIC. The consortium will directly support environmental defenders, strengthening their security and protection capabilities officials to listen to and engage with citizens on policy issues. For example, Climate Governance Dialogues will involve local, national and state executives, legislature, local communities and excluded groups in knowledge transfer with government agencies on e.g. access to cleaner, decentralized and community-controlled energy, improved climate finance and budgeting, environmental impact assessments, climate finance, adaptation plans and reporting. To increase support for community-driven climate action, the consortium will initiate national-level forums (inviting legislators at national and subnational levels, state, civil society and private sector actors), events and media engagements to showcase workable innovations that boost climate resilience and information sharing in communities.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. 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-DD4Strong, inclusive and effective movements promoting climate justice IMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at national and international levelInternational Days of Action, Climate Caravans Policy Validation exercises Radio programmes Social Media Engagements African Climate Summit, side eventsIMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at sub-national levelInternational Days of Action, Climate Caravans Policy Validation exercises Radio programmes Social MediaPolicies, practices and frameworks that advance climate justice are adopted, funded and implemented  IMP2 # of laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementNigerian Climate Change Act 2021 NDC Energy Transition PlanIMP2 # of governmental policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementAdamawa State Climate Policy Nasarawa State Climate Policy Bauchi State Climate PolicyIMP2 # of private sector company policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of by-laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementEIA Bill 1991 for reviewed as ESHIA billIMP2 # of international agreements blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementNDC 3.0Strong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  # of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of partner organizations to take actions and connect among themselves / with relevant networks or partner organizationsAnnual Consortium Meeting Partner capacity strengthening PRISMAInternational Days of Action Climate Caravans# and types (objective and destination of the grant) of small grants disbursed to strentghen capacities of civil society organizationsMovement Building Capacity strengthening# and types of connexions / events reuniting civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] and existing networks, advocacy organizations, research organizations, think tanks and universitiesOngoing plans for more engagements are planned for the year Annual Consortium meeting World Environment Day action with Climate Justice Youth Ambassadors with other Youth led groups Ministers Schools Eco Clubs competition International Youth Day of Action with Climate Justice Youth Ambassadors (planned)International Days of Action, Climate Caravans Policy Validation exercises Radio programmes Social Media Engagement Palm Plantation community linkage with NiFOR Community engagement with seasonal weather Prediction with NiMet# of supported civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] applying their increased capacities to connect, act, operateClimate justice Youth Ambassadors Ecocykle EVA SCAAD initiative EcoLens LOOPed innovation United Youths for Environmental Sustainability NYSC Girls Empowerment Network ActivistaClimate justice Youth Ambassadors Nasarawa State Network on Environment and Climate Justice PACI# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the actionsM =32,720 F =21,812 PWD =2,726 Youths =13,634 The sudden opportunity grant activity made this possible (HEDA)Strong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  OC1.1 # supported women led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitieshttps://dailynewsbreakers.wordpress.com/2024/09/14/how-aacj-strengthens-resilience-of-climate-impacted-women-youths-in-nasarawa/ https://apexnewsexclusive.com/ngo-trains-women-youths-on-alternative-source-of-energy-in-nasarawa/ https://dailynewsbreakers.wordpress.com/2024/12/04/ngo-trains-women-youths-on-alternative-source-of-energy/% of leadership positions in supported organizations filled by women, youth or people from indigenous communitiesOC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesAdvocacy Visit to Nasarawa House of Assembly on climate bill by NASNECJ Advocacy visit to the National Assembly for the EISHA bill by coalition of youths CSOs CJYAOC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency at sub-national level to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesAdvocacy Visit to Nasarawa House of Assembly on climate bill by NASNECJ Advocacy visit to the National Assembly for the EISHA bill by coalition of youths CSOs CJYA Advocacy Visit to Bauchi state Ministry of environment on climate bill by CS Coalition of Bauchi Advocacy visit to Bauchi State Governor by coalition of CS Coalition of BauchiOC1.1 # supported youth led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesClimate justice Youth Ambassadors Nasarawa State Network on Environment and Climate Justice PACI coalition of CS Coalition of BauchiOC1.1 # supported other organizations (not youth or women led) applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitieshttps://apexnewsexclusive.com/ymca-tasks-stakeholders-on-sustainability-of-aacj-project-in-nasarawa/ https://dailynewsbreakers.wordpress.com/2024/12/19/ymca-tasks-stakeholders-on-sustainability-of-aacj-project-in-nasarawa/ https://apexnewsexclusive.com/ngo-trains-women-youths-on-alternative-source-of-energy-in-nasarawa/ Climate change: "Amplify voices for vulnerable group" https://dailynewsbreakers.wordpress.com/2024/05/24/climate-change-amplify-voices-of-vulnerable-groups-oxfam-tells-media-professionals/OC1.1 # supported organizations which are both women and youth led applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of the civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] to develop / spread climate justice narrativesConsortium meeting CJYA booth camp African Climate Caravan World Environment DayDO NOT USEAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of supported organizations applying their increased capacities to develop and spread narrativesClimate Justice Youth Ambassadors, Nassarawa State University Students Government, Nassarawa State Network for Climate Justice, Pastoral Resolve PARE, Civil Society Coalition Of Bauchi State Nigerian Journalist for Climate Justice# and types of cases of climate justice narratives spread by civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations - potentially also consortium organizations, depending of the approach in the country of focus}#Let Rich Polluters Pay #Pass the Climate Change Bill #Pass the EISHA Bill #Stop fossil Fuel #Beat Plastic #Indegineous People have solutions too# of members of the supported organizations (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in climate justice narrative spreadTOTAL= 401 M = 216 F = 185 PWD = 56 YOUTH = 40%Strengthened human rights frameworks# strategic litigation cases undertaken by supported communities with support of implementing / targeted organizations# initiatives launched to protect environmental and human rights defendersDO NOT USE# of trainings and events held to engage and strengthen capacities of local partners and consortium partnersStrengthened human rights frameworks# and types of cases of supported communities defending environmental and social rights# and types of cases of strategic litigation undertaken by commmunities supported by the consortium# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the defense of their environmenal and social rightsCommunities’ adaptive capacities strengthened# of trainings, events held to strengthen the capacities of communities in terms of adaptation (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)3+6+8 (merged indicators)On going planned action capacity building of 40 climate change volunteers or champions from four communities in four last local government areas of Nassarawa stste HEDA organized a nationwide, certificate-based training for over 1,000 agriculture stakeholders-Training tailored to crops, livestock, and aquaculture (5,342 reached) -Community-based messaging through radio, WhatsApp, and -SCP Validation exercise – 50 reached -SCP Launch – 300 reached --SCP Step-down engagements – 1,521 reached NIHSA AFO Launch – 300 reached -Fresh FM radio engagement – 15,150 reached -Women FM radio engagement – 15,150 reached -Mokwa flood outreach – 1,181 reached -Webinar Training (Cereals/Legumes) – 1,828 reached -Webinar Training (Livestock) – 1,828 reached -Webinar Training (Tubers/Vegetables) – 1,686 reached -Community level dissemination and Engagement- 15,519 reached -Climate creatives- 19 reached -VSLAs (over 30,300 reached) -Combining research, humanitarian response, and advocacy (e.g., Mokwa flood mission) -Youth and creative-led campaigns through Climate Creatives Workshop -Sack farming for PWD -Community Nursery plantation -Briqqutte production -Capacity to translate and use Weather information and advisory -Diversification of livelihoodDO NOT USEDO NOT USE# of pieces of evidence documenting good / successful / innovative practices of community-led adaptative strategies (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)Ongoing documentation Self-adoption and establishment of community nurseries, link with other climate change allies in Nassarawa state Women Climate change volunteers in Agunji and Ngubi farming communities documented personal stories of loss and resilience. These stories are now shaping our advocacy for stronger early warning systems and better disaster planning.https://drive.google.com/file/d/121wrMjW-9wJ0P1vOatpc7SUOGAR57gvd/view Communities in Plateau state: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yaP-WZqaczXrhWN4toOVMu6W9FKPREMZ/view?usp=drive_web Communities in Niger state: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IWBvJHiwpyU8mQLidgu1xbr9PWwqgLrf/view?usp=drive_web Communities in Kaduna state: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UiLnEHul_jft92qdNR44LZPaY86T-VV-/view?usp=drive_web Communities in Bauchi state: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i-8qTs1cyJWrzZy9AjTWAZx6ORiSnSs2/view?usp=drive_web Communities in Benue state: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DDfXDs1k67ZQSAkowvJ6sjg10duilKfO/view?usp=drive_web https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a63s5Kt2q3IIGUWZzyonamGVdDvQMGBK/view?usp=drive_webCommunities’ adaptive capacities strengthened# and types of cases community level innovations and best-practices spreadMore results towards this indicator are still in progressNursery Plantation Briqutte production Climate weather forecasting Sack farming# of cases of communities improving their adapative strategies (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)More results towards this indicator are still in progressNumber of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the comunity level innovations and best-practices being spread (OC 4..2)We achieved more people than initially expectedM = 18,728 F = 5,134 PWD = 502 YOUTH = 51%Political will to support climate just policies# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practicesF23, M50 TOTAL=667 M = 420 F = 235 PWD = 12 YOUTH = 75%# of lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practicesReview of the Environmental Impact Assessment Act of 1992. In March 2025, the Environmental, Social, and Health Impact Assessment Act passed its first reading in the Federal House of Representatives. Efforts to ensure that subnational governments have robust climate change policies have seen notable achievements in Adamawa, Nasarawa, and Bauchi state.CJYA Youth booth camp Partner Exchanges and Peer Learning Activity Community Feedback Sessions Climate Creatives Program# of pieces of evidence from research or lessons learned (reports, mappings, documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.)https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/18-g9uyQKvSMVmf1G9FlVbBYCF9_LBLYB?usp=drive_link ; https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1OW3HdE6ml-DtBBIJ0xCsEZgsLuuWAz_F?usp=drive_link https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IvPqXHLy8IEm9N0gGLIdf6ZYUZSNPb7X/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=111439579997324682735&rtpof=true&sd=true https://docs.google.com/document/d/1IvPqXHLy8IEm9N0gGLIdf6ZYUZSNPb7X/edit?usp=drive_link&ouid=111439579997324682735&rtpof=true&sd=true https://temtechservice15.pixieset.com/climatecreativesbootcamp2025/ https://drive.google.com/file/d/121wrMjW-9wJ0P1vOatpc7SUOGAR57gvd/view Communities in Plateau state: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yaP-WZqaczXrhWN4toOVMu6W9FKPREMZ/view?usp=drive_web Communities in Niger state: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1IWBvJHiwpyU8mQLidgu1xbr9PWwqgLrf/view?usp=drive_web Communities in Kaduna state: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1UiLnEHul_jft92qdNR44LZPaY86T-VV-/view?usp=drive_web Communities in Bauchi state: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1i-8qTs1cyJWrzZy9AjTWAZx6ORiSnSs2/view?usp=drive_web Communities in Benue state: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DDfXDs1k67ZQSAkowvJ6sjg10duilKfO/view?usp=drive_web https://drive.google.com/file/d/1a63s5Kt2q3IIGUWZzyonamGVdDvQMGBK/view?usp=drive_web# of trainings to strengthened capacities of communities and civil society organizations to understand and engage policy cyclesCJYA Youth booth camp Partner Exchanges and Peer Learning Activity Community Feedback Sessions Climate Creatives ProgramPolitical will to support climate just policies# supporting statements and commitments on policies advancing climate justice by decision-makers at local, national and international levelMore results towards this indicator are still in progressAdvocacy Visit to Nasarawa House of Assembly on climate bill by NASNECJ Nasarawa Assembly passes climate change bill  - EnviroNews - latest environment news, climate change, renewable energy https://sunnewsonline.com/capacity-building-workshop-akwanga-chairman-pledges-support-to-organisers/ Advocacy visit to the National Assembly for the EISHA bill by coalition of youths CSOs CJYA Advocacy Visit to Bauchi state Ministry of environment on climate bill by CS Coalition of Bauchi Advocacy visitto Bauchi State Governor by coalition of CS Coalition of BauchiNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-05:SNOxfam NovibConsortium partners in Senegal will focus on building transversal movements by bringing different organizations and constituencies together to share experiences and knowledge (Pathway 1). This will also involve establishing and strengthening links between community-based organizations and national platforms, facilitating their involvement to promote inclusive policies. The consortium will strive to raise awareness and build the capacity of youth groups, women's groups and community organizations on climate change and climate justice, through public awareness and advocacy campaigns, and through trainings and dialogues that promote civic actions by young people (Pathway 2). In addition, the AACJ programme in Senegal will support the valorisation, sharingand dissemination of existingcommunity good practices for climate adaptation and mitigation through publications, video, events and fairs (Pathway 4). The consortium strengthens capacities of impacted communities to denounce violations, initiate strategic climate justice litigation and challenge actions that violate their environmental and social rights (Pathway 3). The Programme will promote corporate accountability andpolicy changes for just transition policies on renewable energies and a reductionof fossil fuel dependence (Pathway 5). The programme will also promote and support the representation and inclusion of community voices in policy spaces at national, regional and global level, and lobbying and advocating.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam is working in Senegal since 1981 and has opened a first office in Senegal in 1983. Oxfam in Senegal is implementing a 5-year country strategy (2015-2019) which is articulated around the following vision which is: Senegal has an active citizenry,comprising of a good representation of men, women and youth, that is willing and capable of influencing the development and implementation of national policies, and receives a more equitable share of the national wealth. The country strategy uses a two-tiered approach: - to promote citizen participation in policy formulation and implementation processes; - To promote innovativefield programming that addresses the immediate needs of the poorest segments of society while strengthening their capacity to influence local authorities. This strategy focusses on sustainable livelihoods, promoting good governance and humanitarian (contributingto strengthening the leadership of local actors in the context of integrated disaster management, from prevention to emergency response). It also recognizes the under-utilized potentialities and power of some marginalized groups, especially women and youth. Oxfam in Senegal adheres to six partnership principles: shared vision and values,mutual accountability, complementarity, clarity of roles, institutional autonomy, and commitment to joint learning, and is carrying out projects through partnering with local NGOs and organisations (such as producer#s organisations).PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SenegalThe right to a sustainable livelihood500001 15941 6506055748 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 55748Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib66833 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 66833Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib28643 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 28643Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib66681 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 66681Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib96309 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 96309Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib29028 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 29028Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib28623 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 28623Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib57913 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 57913Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib17164 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 17164Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam NovibStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity -DD4Strong, inclusive and effective movements promoting climate justice IMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at national and international levelWorld Environment Day (WED); Climate Week (dialogue platform between CSOs, communities and the State on climate issues); Side event on climate finance organized by Oxfam and partners during Africa Climate Week; Draw the Line (global mobilization coordinated in Senegal by RESAC demanding ambitious climate justice measures); COP30 (pre-COP exchange on COP30 priorities and perspectives for non-state actors; side event on Locally Led Adaptation (LLA) in territorial planning and implementation); Regional debriefing webinar on COP30 outcomes and implications; “Voices of the Victims” – multi-stakeholder workshop at the National Assembly (organized by JVE Senegal with Migration Climat NGO) involving 17 women and youth organizations to freely express climate-related concerns.IMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at sub-national levelEcobootcamp (capacity strengthening, advocacy and networking for ecological transition and community adaptation); Launch forum of the Safène inter-village committee to implement a community advocacy plan regarding mining companies; Local advocacy caravanto assess climate impacts across localities and promote gender-responsive budgeting.Policies, practices and frameworks that advance climate justice are adopted, funded and implemented  IMP2 # of laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of governmental policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementImprovement of the NDC through the third-generation revision process to better include non-state actors in NDC implementation.IMP2 # of private sector company policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementDuring this reporting year, advocacy efforts did not result in formal commitments from private sector companiesIMP2 # of by-laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementImprovement of the NDC through the third-generation revision process to better include non-state actors in NDC implementation.IMP2 # of international agreements blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementStrong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  # of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of partner organizations to take actions and connect among themselves / with relevant networks or partner organizationsStructuring of RESAC Pilot project in Bambey with URAPDStructuring of RESAC; Pilot project in Bambey with URAPD; Ecobootcamp.# and types (objective and destination of the grant) of small grants disbursed to strentghen capacities of civil society organizations# and types of connexions / events reuniting civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] and existing networks, advocacy organizations, research organizations, think tanks and universitiesWorld environment day,renew our power summitWorld Environment Day (Consortium members); Renew Our Power Summit; Climate Week; Ecobootcamp; Africa Climate Week; Draw the Line; COP30.# of supported civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] applying their increased capacities to connect, act, operateEnda Energie,AJE,JVE URAPD, RESACImplementing Organizations : Enda Energie, AJE, JVE, URAPD, RESAC, Urgence Écologique Other Targeted Organizations: Ziguinchor Climate Change Club, ADET, Green Sédhiou and +20 CSOs that are members of RESAC# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the actionsMore results towards this indicator are still in progress100 participants (34 women) – World Environment Day; 28 participants (25 women) – Voices of the Victims; 76 participants (38 women) – JVE caravan; 53 participants (15 women) – Pre-COP campaign; 200 participants (57 women) – Ecobootcamp; 350 participants – Climate Week (approx.); 350 participants (19 women) – Draw the Line; 97 participants (36 women, 11 youth) – Environmental rights advocacy forum; 200 participants (98 women) – LLA pilot project in Bambey.Strong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  OC1.1 # supported women led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesRESAC; Network of Committed Women; Association of Active Women for Development; Synergie Femmes Association; AVEC% of leadership positions in supported organizations filled by women, youth or people from indigenous communitiesOC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesClimate Week; Climate Justice & Food Sovereignty Caravan; Draw the Line; Voices of the Victims workshop; World Environment Day; Pre-COP Ndjajé campaign; Climate finance side event at Africa Climate Week; COP30 exchanges and LLA side event; Regional COP30debriefing webinar.OC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency at sub-national level to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesWe achieved more progress towards this indicator than expected.Local advocacy caravan; Ecobootcamp (200+ youth and women mobilized); Climate Justice Talks co-creation workshops in Bargny and Carabane; Climate Justice Talk with Carabane women’s GIEOC1.1 # supported youth led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesApart from our 3 implementing partners, whose increased capacity is reflected in the inspiring results they have generated, we also contributed to the changes we have seen in 4 other organizations.Blue Soldiers; EDEN ; Synergie Bargny; ISMV; Soldat de la Nature; I Save Bargny; Bargny Initiative Citoyenne (BIC); AMJOB Sociologue; Pencum Médina; JVE; Univers Jeunes NGO; Urgence EcologiqueOC1.1 # supported other organizations (not youth or women led) applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesOC1.1 # supported organizations which are both women and youth led applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of the civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] to develop / spread climate justice narratives# of media efforts (merged)# efforts to strengthen capacity partner organizations develop and spread narrativesFunding has already been made available to the partner, as well as technical support in terms of advocacy and gender guidance. The activities will be implemented during the second half of the year.Capacity strengthening initiatives focused on advocacy and narrative influence, including, Advocacy training for environmental rights defenders, youth, and women (Bandia and Casamance), Technical accompaniment to develop strategic narratives during the Draw The Line campaign, 3 co-creation workshops under the Climate Justice Talks as part of JVE’s Climate Caravan.DO NOT USEAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of supported organizations applying their increased capacities to develop and spread narrativesResults towards this indicator are still in progressCarabane GIE, Enda Energie, JVE, Urgence Écologique, Téranga Lab, Action for Environmental Justice, Green Sédhiou, and REEZO Casamance.# and types of cases of climate justice narratives spread by civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations - potentially also consortium organizations, depending of the approach in the country of focus}More results towards this indicator are still in progressThemes: Just energy transition financing; Adequate financing for locally led adaptation; Inclusion of CSOs and communities in national climate policies; Empowerment of environmental defenders. Outputs: Climate Week Declaration; Casamance Youth & Women Declaration; Draw the Line Declaration; LLA capitalization video (Bambey); Human rights initiative video (Bandia); AACJ capitalization video; 5 Bandia information office videos; 15+ media articles; 10+ narratives from Climate Justice Talks and narrative training.# of members of the supported organizations (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in climate justice narrative spreadCommunities’ adaptive capacities strengthened# of trainings, events held to strengthen the capacities of communities in terms of adaptation (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)4 engagement meetings for the development of the local agreement 1 awareness meeting on the preservation of the sacred wood 1 experience sharing meeting with the Kadame and Ndiouffène groups MbakhaneFour engagement meetings for the development of the local convention One awareness-raising meeting on the preservation of the sacred forest One experience-sharing meeting with the Kadame and Ndiouffène Mbakhane groups One training workshop on composting techniques One validation meeting of the Local Convention roadmapDO NOT USEDO NOT USE# of pieces of evidence documenting good / successful / innovative practices of community-led adaptative strategies (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)5 videos Capitalization report5 documented practice briefs One capitalization report of the pilot strengthening project One process capitalization video Five videos showcasing the strengthened practicesCommunities’ adaptive capacities strengthened# and types of cases community level innovations and best-practices spreadResults towards this indicator are still in progressProject capitalization report, 5 project capitalization video, 1 local convention text, 1 press article, Overall AACJ project capitalization video Civil society organizations’ declaration on LLA under the Draw The Line campaign Ecobootcamp capitalization report on agroecological adaptation and green entrepreneurship# of cases of communities improving their adapative strategies (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)More results towards this indicator are still in progressPreservation of Kourty sacred forest; Biofertilizer production in Ngueye-Ngueye; Agroecological gardening in Kadame & Ndiouffène-Mbakhane; Assisted Natural Regeneration across four municipalities (Thiakhar, Ngoye, Ndondol, Ndangalma).Number of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the comunity level innovations and best-practices being spread (OC 4..2)The process of capitalizing on 5 adaptation practices adopted in the groundnut basin is still underway131 people, including 41 women, participated in the four engagement meetings for the development of the local convention. 47 women were involved in the training workshop on composting techniques with the Kadame and Ndiouffène Mbakhane groups. 30 people, including 10 women, participated in the validation meeting of the Local Convention roadmap.Political will to support climate just policies# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practicesJME participants 11 participants in the workshop with the PTFs(217 women)# of lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practicesJME, Meeting between the consortium, the Dutch Embassy and technical and financial partners (AFD, GIZ, Embassy of France, Germany, Spain, etc.)World Environment Day; Meeting with Dutch Embassy & technical/financial partners; Pre-COP Campaign; Draw the Line; Renew Our Power Summit; Africa Climate Week; Climate Energy Week; Safène inter-village launch; Climate Justice Caravan; Local Convention validation; Voices of the Victims; Multiple COP30 side events and panels (LLA, green cities, early warning systems, CDKN knowledge production, resilient infrastructure, LIFE AR, renewable energy transition, Loss & Damage methodology, decentralized climate governance, Great Green Wall, taxonomy, oceans & climate action).# of pieces of evidence from research or lessons learned (reports, mappings, documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.)COP participation report; Climate Energy Week report; Africa Climate Week report; Final learning workshop report; World Environment Day report; Draw the Line report; Bandia pilot initiative report; Ecobootcamp report; 5 practice briefs on locally led adaptation; 5 videos on locally led adaptation best practices.# of trainings to strengthened capacities of communities and civil society organizations to understand and engage policy cyclesAdvocacy training in Bandia; Advocacy training in Kolda during EcobootcampPolitical will to support climate just policies# supporting statements and commitments on policies advancing climate justice by decision-makers at local, national and international levelResults towards this indicator are in progress. Levers of change have been identified and are expected to lead to concrete results on this indicator in the last two years of implementation.Validation of the Local Convention Roadmap in Bambey Commitment speeches by local authorities during the four engagement meetings for the development of the Local Convention Speech by the Mayor of Diass during the advocacy meeting of the inter-village committee of the Safène area Speech by the Minister of Environment during Climate and Energy WeekNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-06:SOOxfam NovibThe AACJ consortium in Somalia will work from a movement building perspective and focus on increasing the knowledge of existing CSOs around climate change and the prospect of climate justice policies. Broadening the partner base and effectively linking local organizations in Somaliland is fundamental to movement building (Pathway 1). Activities related to this objective include developing online and offline platforms to share knowledge between humanitarian organizations, women, youth and minority groups. Another priority is to raise awareness of CSOs and citizens on climate justice rights, including facilitating the participation of climate activists in media discussions and policy debates about climate justice in the regional and national context (Pathway 2). With the support of Natural Justice, the consortium will look for opportunities to develop legal empowerment approaches for communities (for example a paralegal programme and community audits) to defend their rights.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn 2004 Oxfam Novib set up a Liaison Office in Nairobi, Kenya in order to support the Strengthening Somali Civil Society Program, at the request of the EU. This request was based on Oxfam Novib's work in Somalia to date, but intended to be more widely directed atthe entire civil society sector and the specific context in which it is operating in a post-conflict country. The program started with consulting local organisations in Somalia and Somaliland to get a complete picture of the sectors and regions where they are active, the challenges they face and the relationship between civil society, local political structures and the private sector. A program was then developed to strengthen the institutional development of Oxfam Novib's partners and those of other Oxfams, as well as a range of new NGOs. In the first year local consultants were trained in Somalia. They were then seconded to civil society organisations to build their capacity in financial and organisational management. Furthermore, workshops were organised on specific themes suchas human rights and the role of civil society in the Somali context. The Liaison Office is now going to support the expansion of the program, focussing on strengthening both organisation and project management, while facilitating more training in the fields of civic education, governance, human rights and women's rights, HIV and AIDS and child protection. Over the years, the Somalia Country Office has expanded its intervention on short term humanitarian response as well as development development interventions. In 2015/2016, a decision was reached to move the Country Programme operation, which was largely in Nairobi, from Nairobi to Hargeisa. 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and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity -DD4Strong, inclusive and effective movements promoting climate justice IMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at national and international levelIn October 2025, Oxfam Somali worked with the Somali NGO Consortium Resilience Working Group and national CSOs to develop key advocacy messages and a policy brief informing Somalia’s positions on NDC 3.0, the National Adaptation Plan (NAP), and climate finance. In Nov, 2025 Oxfam supported three delegates (from Somaliland Women Resource Center, SIMAD University, and the Ministry of Environment – Gender Advisor) to participate in COP30, ensuring women-, youth-, and academia-led representation.IMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at sub-national levelTrained Univeristy students from Hargeisa univeristy conducted numerous advocacy and awareness campaigns to highlight the impacts of climate change on vulnerable communities across 4 ditrct in Somaliland. The advocacy raised community awareness and their undestanding of national climate policiesIn August 2025 in Mogadishu, Oxfam, Action 4 Environment, and ICE–SIMAD University convened a multi-stakeholder Climate Summit with 300+ participants, creating space for CSOs, communities, and authorities to influence urban climate action aligned with Somalia’s NAP and global commitments.Policies, practices and frameworks that advance climate justice are adopted, funded and implemented  IMP2 # of laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of governmental policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of private sector company policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of by-laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of international agreements blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementStrong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  # of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of partner organizations to take actions and connect among themselves / with relevant networks or partner organizations.- Outcome Harvesting and Most Significant Change training conducted. - On December 5, 2024, Oxfam supported partner Action4environment, which hosted the Mogadishu Environmental summit. The summit mobilized over 292 people, including 70 females aged 18-24. The participant was capacitated on key topics like climate justice symposium, climate finance and Loss and damage debates. capacity building around these critical climate topics has enabled stakeholders to take informed, coordinated, and impactful actions, driving progress towards climate justice and resilience in Somalia. - We also hosted 29 pre-and-post spaces where partners joined on both occasions. The events has contributed and enhanced partners understanding on key climate discourses and debatesthat are involved in the work. This includes Loss and damage, the new quantified goal on Climate adaptation, Climate finance.Oxfam’s partner Centre for Peace and Democracy conducted multiple workshops in Dhusamareb (13–26 June 2025) targeting CSOs, youth, media, and climate activists to strengthen advocacy, communication, and coordination skills. More activities are ongoing and will be reported at our annual report.Between June and August 2025, Oxfam Somalia supported seven capacity-strengthening activities implemented by partner organizations across Mogadishu, Baidoa, Hargeisa, Gabiley, Awdiinle, and Garowe. This included climate justice and policy advocacytraining for 7 youth and women activists led by Somaliland Women Resource Center (Hargeisa, July 2025); Media and climate reporting training for 85 journalists and students by the University of Southern Somalia (Baidoa, 30–31 May 2025); Digital storytelling and influencer training for 15 youth by Geedbeer/Rejo Beer (Hargeisa and Gabiley, July 2025). Community dialogue and facilitation skills building by Arladi Organization (Baidoa and Awdiinle, June–July 2025). University–CSO collaboration and policy dialogue engaging 340 participants led by Puntland State University (Garowe, July 2025. youth and women leadership development through the ICE–SIMAD Climate Justice Incubator II training 89 youth leaders (Mogadishu, June–August 2025); and multi-stakeholder networking and coordination through a climate summit with 300+ participants co-convened by Oxfam and Action 4 Environment (Mogadishu, August 2025). These efforts strengthened CSO advocacy, leadership, and coordination with government, academia, media, and climate justice networks.# and types (objective and destination of the grant) of small grants disbursed to strentghen capacities of civil society organizations# and types of connexions / events reuniting civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] and existing networks, advocacy organizations, research organizations, think tanks and universitiesIn our aim to promote locally led action in Somalia, Oxfam Partnered with 5 CSOs based across Somali .The CSOs spearhead key events including workshops, training sessions, and community engagement activities aimed at advancing climate action and justice. For instance, Somaliland women resource center hosted an "Empowering Women for Climate Justice" workshop on July 14, 2024, with 57 female beneficiaries, and Green Hope movement in Puntland , Somalia organized a "Climate Action Consultation" on August 5,2024, bringing together 85 participants. Other notable events include Arlaadi organization’s "Climate-Smart Agriculture" campaign on July 23, 2024, which engaged 25 farmers, and Action 4 Environment in Mogadishu , Banadir region book exhibition on September 12, 2024, promoting climate education through children's literature, reaching 103 participants. These events demonstrate the collaborative efforts of various CSOs, advocacy groups, and community members in empowering different segments of the population, including women, youth, and rural communities, to address climate challenges in Somalia and Somaliland.Puntland State University (PSU) Climate Workshop – held in Garowe, 21–24 June 2025, involving 80 university students (38 men, 42 women), connecting PSU’s Climate Resilience Center (CRC) with academia and youth networks. Hargeisa University Media & Climate Training – Conducted in Hargeisa, 13–14 May 2025, with 40 journalism students trained (gender disaggregation not specified), linking academic institutions and climate justice narratives. Action for Environment Community Workshop – Organized inMogadishu on 1 June 2025, involving 40 participants (18 men, 22 women), bringing together CBOs, local activists, and residents. AEHRO Public Debate – Held in Baidoa on 19 June 2025, involving 20 participants (10 men, 10 women), connecting CSOs, civil society, and local government to discuss climate justice and economic policy.Between June and August 2025, Oxfam Somalia supported four key connection and networking events that brought together civil society organizations with networks, advocacy groups, research institutions, and universities. These included: a multi-stakeholderClimate Summit co-convened with Action 4 Environment and ICE–SIMAD University in Mogadishu (August 2025) engaging 300+ participants; university–CSO policy dialogues led by Puntland State University in Garowe (July 2025) connecting students, CSOs, and government actors; public climate justice debates organized by Geedbeer/Rejo Beer in Gabiley (July 2025) engaging CSOs, farmers, pastoralists, and local authorities; and a media–CSO engagement platform facilitated by the University of Southern Somalia in Baidoa (30–31 May 2025) linking journalists, CSOs, and academic institutions.# of supported civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] applying their increased capacities to connect, act, operateFrom July ,2024- Nov, 2024 Oxfam Somalia supported CBOs across Somalia in implementing Locally led actions to empower communities at grassroots level and mobilize them to demand climate justice. the CBOs are: 1. Somaliland women resource center – Somaliland Hargeisa 2. -Geedbeer Rajo Beer- Hargesia Somaliland. 3. Green Hope movement – Puntland , Somalia 4. Action 4 Environment – Mogadishu Somalia 5. - Arladi Environmental and human Rights Organization. The under-achievement is due the financial constraints and capacity of CSOs in Somalia in implementing effective climate programs and engage communities to meaningfully participate climate action in Somalia. The lack of enabling environment due to the fragile and political landscape in the country limits the CSOs in Somalia making it hard to coordinate with other like –minded organizations.In this reporting period Oxfam supported 7 CSOs across Somaliland , Puntland and South central regions in advancing climate action ( CPD, AEHRO, SWRC, Action for Environment, Geedbeer rajobeer , Green hope movement, WASDA) Oxfam supported 7 out of thetargeted 10 CSOs across Somaliland, Puntland, and South Central Somalia. In the remaining months, we will explore further collaboration with grassroots and community-based organizations to reach the target.As a result of capacity strengthening between June and October 2025, four supported CSOs actively applied their enhanced capacities to connect, advocate, and operate effectively. Somaliland Women Resource Center (Hargeisa) led digital advocacy and public debates amplifying women’s climate voices; Geedbeer/Rejo Beer (Gabiley and Hargeisa) organized community consultations and influencer-led campaigns on climate adaptation Puntland State University (Garowe) coordinated youth–policy dialogues and outreach to IDPs and schools; and ICE–SIMAD University (Mogadishu) mobilized youth through the Climate Justice Incubator II, connecting academia, CSOs, and policymakers. These actions demonstrate strengthened organizational capacity to sustain climate justice advocacy beyond project support.# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the actionsMore results towards this indicator are still in progressThe effective engagements and partnerships with CBOs across Somalia and Somaliland allowed us to expand and increase our output reach which contributed to our over achievementsA total of 447 people were engaged in climate justice actions across Somalia, including 210 males and 237 females. Participants were reached through workshops, debates, and outreach led by CPD, AEHRO, PSU, Hargeisa University, SWRC, ICE, and Action for Environment—reflecting strong gender balance and diversity.A total of 866 people were engaged in climate justice actions across Somalia, including at least 354 women and girls and 265 men, 201 youth, and 43 persons with disabilities. Participants were reached through workshops, debates, and outreach led by CPD, AEHRO, PSU, Hargeisa University, SWRC, ICE, and Action for Environment—reflecting strong gender balance and diversity. The planned target was 500 people, but we have directly reached 866 people. This was due to strong collaboration with local partners and grassroots CBOs, which enabled wider community mobilization and access to previously unreached groupsStrong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  OC1.1 # supported women led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesThrough Oxfam Somali support , Women-, youth-,CSOs applied enhanced advocacy skills through: Somaliland Women Resource Center (Hargeisa, July–August 2025): digital advocacy training, documentary production, and public debates reaching 1,087 people, including persons with disabilities. On 4 August 2025, the Somali Women Climate Change (SWCC 2025) strengthened the leadership and advocacy capacities of women-led CSOs by enabling policy dialogue, peer learning, and direct engagement with government and other climate actors on climate justice priorities.% of leadership positions in supported organizations filled by women, youth or people from indigenous communitiesof The 7 CSOs we supported 27% filled Top poistions , totalling 9 position out of 35 -( Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) ( Action 4Environment , SWRC, GHM, Geedber and AEHERO and Local NGOs( WASDA and CPD)During This reporting period Jan-Dec, 2025 , Oxfam somali supported women, lead , youth and CBOs ensuring leadership positions were filled by youth and women and PWD leading activism , influencing and lobbying work - This was particularly evident in women-led organizations such as Somaliland Women Resource Center, youth-led platforms supported through ICE–SIMAD University and Puntland State University, and community-based CSOs working with rural and marginalized groups, contributing to more representative and inclusive climate justice leadership.OC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesMCAN minority lead organiztion supported through AACJ during COP29, covened 2spaces for Youth and minority community in banadir region to demand more leadership role and decsion making on climate action . Geedbeer – youth led organization in Somaliland. Participation of COP 29.- Advocated for youth and women groups through online and offline engagementOxfam Somali in collaboration with networks(resilience working group ) and partners lead advocacy initiatives included: In Nov 2025 , Oxfam Somali collobarted with Somali NGO constroutm resilience working group and conveed Pre-COP advocacy where over30 ( 60 % Female people joined with policy brief developed as result to support Somali delegates at COP 30 ) Oxfam Supported partners Green Hope movement, Araladi , Geedber and Action 4 environment hosted Public debates and community dialogues in Baidoa, Gabiley, Hargeisa, Mogadishu, and Garowe (June–August 2025) SWREC trained 7 ( all female) Media and influencer-led advocacy campaigns, including social media awards and digital storytelling reaching thousands across Somalia and SomalilandOC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency at sub-national level to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesOC1.1 # supported youth led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesMore results towards this indicator are still in progressOxfam Somali in partnership with Youth lead organization Geed beer / Rejo Beer (Gabiley & Marodijeh, July 2025): convened 1 public debates and 1 community consultations engaging farmers, pastoralists, youth, and local authorities.OC1.1 # supported other organizations (not youth or women led) applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesOC1.1 # supported organizations which are both women and youth led applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacities(5 Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) ( Action 4Environment , SWRC, GHM, Geedber and AEHERO) 4 Universities( UOH, PSU,ICE simad, university of Southern Somalia.) 2 Local NGOs( WASDA and CPD).African climate justice narratives developed and spread# of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of the civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] to develop / spread climate justice narratives1+1 (merged indicators)2+1 (merged indicators)Results towards this indicator are still in progressOxfam collaborated with Astaan Media to amplify marginalized voices through documentaries, talk shows, digital dialogues, and online campaigns, reaching over 200,000 people and engaging 25,000 online. The media engagement included 4 activities as follows: 1. Astan developed one documentary -Locally led Solution highlighting how youth lead organization, Community based organizations are leading innovations and efforts to combat the impact of Climate change in Somalia. 2. One talk show on Role of Youth in Climate action was conducted targeting youth, women lead organizations, communities at grassroots level, academia and private sector to advance Climate action. 3. One Dialogue on Inclusive Climate Policies at Local, National, and Regional Levels was conducted 4. One Online meeting on X-space on the Need for Climate Finance to Support Adaptation and Mitigation Efforts in Somalia was successfully conducted.Between June and August 2025, Oxfam Somalia supported four targeted activities to strengthen CSOs’ capacities to develop and disseminate climate justice narratives. - These included media and ethical climate reporting training for 85 journalists( 60% Female and students led by the University of Southern Somalia in Baidoa (30–31 May 2025); digital storytelling and influencer training for 15 youth advocates implemented by Geedbeer/Rejo Beer in Hargeisa and Gabiley (July 2025); documentary production and screening led by Somaliland Women Resource Center in Hargeisa (July–August 2025) highlighting women’s resilience in climate-vulnerable communities and reaching 1,000+ viewers through public screenings and online platforms; and youth-led climate justice narrative development through the ICE–SIMAD Climate Justice Incubator II in Mogadishu (June–August 2025), which trained 89 youth leaders( 70% female ) to produce and disseminaDO NOT USEAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of supported organizations applying their increased capacities to develop and spread narrativesMore results towards this indicator are still in progressOxfam Supported 5 community based organiztions, 2 local NGOs and 4 Academia institutions namely : 5 Community-Based Organizations (CBOs) ( Action 4Environment , Somaliland women resource centre , Green hope movement , Geedber and Arladi Environmental and Humanitarian Rights Organization (AEHRO),) 4 Universities( University of Hargeisa , Puntland state univeristy ,ICE simad, university of Southern Somalia.) 2 Local NGOs( Wajir South Development Association and Centre for peace and democracy )In This reporting period supported organzitions include ( 5 CBOs ( Arlaadi , SWRC, Geed beer , Action 4 Environment , Green hope movement , 2 Local NGOs ( WASDA and CPD , 4 Universitates ( Hargeisa , Puntland , simad and Univerity Of Southern Somalia.# and types of cases of climate justice narratives spread by civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations - potentially also consortium organizations, depending of the approach in the country of focus}More results towards this indicator are still in progress1- Marginalized Communities Advocacy Network (MCAN Case – participation of COP29 , representing the voices of Minorities- Emphasized the need to include the voices of minorities in critical discussion of climate action plans at both national and international level. 2- Geedbeer – youth led organization in Somaliland. Participation of COP 29.- Advocated for youth and women groups through online and offline engagement 3- The climate resilience working group (CSOs platform under the Somali NGO consortium) lead engagement of government to demand climate justice and inclusive NDC process. - The group produced policy brief to highlight the urgent need of climate action and the need to recognize Somalis unique context for climate finance. 4- Arladi Environmental and Humanitarian Rights Organization (AEHRO): Awareness raising of climate action targeting internally displaced persons during the El Niño period in 2024 in Baidoa. Abdiaziz from AEHRO conducted awareness campaigns to educate internally displacedpersons about climate action and resilience strategies during the challenging El Niño period. 5- Oxfam Supported partner Green Hope Movement case ; Ambassador program mobilizing youth climate activist. The Green Hope Movement ambassador program mobilized over 250 youth climate activists to lead climate action. 6- Geedbeer: Oxfam Supported partner Created of an online platform for networking and advocacy.The online platform created by Geedbeer in Somaliland connects activists, influencers, and students to network, share opportunities, and demand youth-led initiatives.From June–August 2025, Somali-led climate justice narratives were generated and disseminated in partnership with 5 CBOs, ( SWRC,ARlaadi, Geedbeer , Action 4 Environment and Green hope movement through: Mini-documentaries and storytelling around Locally led Climate solutions (Baidoa, Hargeisa, Gabiley, Taysa Village) https://youtu.be/icI8CMHvPKc?feature=shared https://www.facebook.com/100063531498085/videos/765436382610063/?mibextid=rS40aB7S9Ucbxw6v August -Sept 2025 , Somaliland women resource center trained 7 female influencers around climate justice narrative building Though our locally led action , Youth Social Media Environmental Advocacy Awards led by Arladi Organization (Baidoa), reaching over 6,000 people online across eight regions These narratives highlighted lived experiences of women, youth, IDPs, farmers, pastoralists, and coastal communities.# of members of the supported organizations (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in climate justice narrative spreadMore results towards this indicator are still in progressThrough our locally led action with CBOs, and academia in 2024, out total reach 1,088 individuals, 25% were actively involved in spreading the climate justice narrative. For example The 25% achievement indicates that approximately 272 individuals (25% of1,088) were engaged in these efforts which includes the ambassodors program which 250+ were invloved in spreacding the climate justice nerratives and the 20 trained univeristy of Hargeisa stduents speaheded climate outreach actvities acrosss 4 distructs in SomalilandAcross 11 supported entities (2 women-led CSOs, 5 youth-led CSOs and 4 universities), approximately 30% of active members were directly involved in climate justice narrative dissemination through digital advocacy, debates, community dialogues and media engagement. Engagement was largely driven by youth and women, with inclusion of persons with disabilities and members of marginalized communities.Political will to support climate just policies# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practicesThe effective engagements and partnerships with CBOs across Somalia and Somaliland allowed us to expand and increase our output reach which contributed to our over achievementsDuring June–October 2025, 1,116people participated in lobby and advocacy initiatives influencing climate justice policies and practices, linked to national policy dialogues and pre-COP advocacy processes. Participants included 60% women a 55% youth , and 15% persons with disabilities. Engagement took place across Mogadishu, Hargeisa, Garowe, Baidoa, and through national-level pre-COP consultations, involving CSO representatives, women and youth leaders, academics, media actors, and government advisors.# of lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practicesOxfam hosted events to celebrate World Environment Day on June 5, 2024, including workshops in Mogadishu and Hargeisa, attended by 24 and 51 participants respectively. Between August and November 2024. Oxfam organized a vibrant event in partnership with the Somaliland Women’s Resource Center. This gathering brought together over 50 participants, including youth, women, climate activists, government officials, and civil society leaders. - Between November 11th and 22nd, 2024, Oxfam Somali supported four delegates representing Somali CSOs to attend COP 29 in Baku, Azerbaijan. These delegates, primarily from minority groups, youth-led organizations, women, and Oxfam's strategic local partners, actively participated in various sessions and side events. They engaged in high-level discussions on climate justice, climate finance, and loss and damage, aiming to influence global climate policies. The delegates focused on advocating for increased climate finance to support adaptation and mitigation efforts in Somalia, emphasizing the need for equitable and inclusive climate policies. They met with , Oxfam Team at COP29, key donors, international policymakers, and representatives from other nations to highlight the unique challenges faced by Somalia due to climate change. Their participation ensured that the voices of marginalized communities were heard, and they pushed for commitments to address the specific needs of vulnerable populations in Somalia. Through their efforts, the delegates aimed to secure more substantial support and resources for climate action in Somalia, ensuring that global climate policies reflect the realities and priorities of those most affected by climate change. -Oxfam supported the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change in developing NDC-3.0 through consultations and hosted a national conference on climate resilience and the role of Somali women, attended by over 150 women from various institutions. -Between December 23-24th December 2024, OxfIn 2025, Oxfam Somalia supported two key lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practices. The first was pre-COP advocacy (October 2025) conducted with the Somali NGO Consortium Resilience Working Group, which produced apolicy brief and key messages informing Somalia’s positions on NDC 3.0, the National Adaptation Plan, and climate finance, and supported inclusive representation at COP30. Through Oxfam Somalia Effort As a result, gender, youth, and Somali led climate priorities were reflected in Somalia’s pre-COP positions, and inclusive civil society representation was supported during COP30 engagements. The second initiative involved national and sub-national policy advocacy dialogues (June–August 2025) with federal,Somaliland, and Puntland ministries, where CSOs, universities, women- and youth-led groups engaged decision-makers to promote inclusive, locally led climate policies, including plastic regulation and adaptation planning.# of pieces of evidence from research or lessons learned (reports, mappings, documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.)Oxfam Somalia collaborated with Climate resilience working groups under Somali NGO consortium and co- Hosted pre-cop29 event in Mogadishu that brought together diverse stakeholders from government, CSOs, private sectors and academia. A policy brief targeting Somali government, regional and Global policy maker and donors were the outcome of the pre-cop event demanding climate finance, loss and damage and recognition of Somalis fragile context in relation to the impact of climate change and its uniqueness to adapt climate emergency to be considered accessing climate finance. Link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1kWMPrbHxskHR4a938btDIQ3z5BwymPDs/viewIn 2025, Oxfam Somalia commissioned a research study on climate change impacts on Bajuni communities in Jubaland, a socially and politically marginalized group. The study documented vulnerabilities and adaptive practices, providing evidence to inform inclusive national climate strategies. Link of the report to be shared later.# of trainings to strengthened capacities of communities and civil society organizations to understand and engage policy cyclesOxfam Somalia, through the AACJ, played a pivotal role in supporting the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change in convening three weeks of consultations for the development of NDC-3.0. This involved a series of workshops and meetings that brought together representatives from CSOs, the private sector, academia, and various line ministries. The consultations reached over 115 people from CSOs, women, youth, and government. Despite this encouraging effort from the Ministry of Environment in advancing climate action, there is still a lack of a participatory approach to ensuring the voices of marginalized groups, such as women, youth, people with disabilities, and indigenous communities, are includedAugust 2025, Puntland State University in Garowe conducted a series of capacity-building workshops for university students and community members, in partnership with Oxfam Somalia, aimed at strengthening the capacities of communities and civil society organizations to understand and engage in policy cycles. The training directly engaged 340 participants, including youth, women, and persons with disabilities, and indirectly reached over 9,000 community members through media and outreach activitiesPolitical will to support climate just policies# supporting statements and commitments on policies advancing climate justice by decision-makers at local, national and international levelMore results towards this indicator are still in progress"In December 2024, the Ministry of Environment and Climate Change, under the leadership of the Departmental Director of Climate Change, pledged its unwavering support to ensure the inclusion of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) in the development of theNationally Determined Contributions (NDC) 3.0. We recognize the invaluable contributions of CSOs in shaping a comprehensive and inclusive climate policy. We extend our heartfelt gratitude to Oxfam for its pivotal role during the consultative process, which has been instrumental in fostering collaboration and ensuring that diverse voices are heard and integrated into our national climate strategy." By the HAFSA omar - Dept director of climate change - minstry of Environment and climate change .- In November 2025 The Government of Somalia issued a support letter for Oxfam’s NDC Partnership application. - In June , 2025, Federal and State Ministries of Environment issued statements supporting inclusive implementation of Somalia’s NDC 3.0 and an inclusive climate finance strategy. Oxfam Supported both National and Sub national level consultations ensuring CSOs , youth and women's perspective were included both NDC 3.0 and Climate finance strategy . - Nov , 2025 , Somaliland and Puntland authorities endorsed CSO participation in climate policy processes through consultations in Hargeisa and Garowe . In Nov , 2025 ,Through Oxfam Somalia effort , , Gender- and youth-responsive climate priorities were reflected in Somalia’s pre-COP positionsand engagement at COP30NL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-07:ZAOxfam NovibThe AACJ consortium in South Africa will develop broad alliances on climate justice by uniting movements that represent impacted communities with organizations and campaigns that advance climate justice and challenge extractive industries’ impact on the environment. The consortium will develop the capacity of local organizations to increase their autonomy and ability to self-organize as a transversal grass-roots movement, including by facilitating the development of common agendas and a unified voice between CSOs and climate justice activists, particularly women, youth, indigenous people and local communities (Pathway 1 and 2). The AACJ consortium will work with local/ impacted communities to i) challenge unjust policies and practices that are currentlyin place, such as governmentsupport for fossil fuel energy and land grabs; and ii) support and promote policy reform for climate justice, including mainstreaming of environmental issues throughout government and public policy (Pathway 5). Activities include training indigenous people, women, youth and local communities to increase climate-related knowledge and participation in policy procedures. The programme will also support local communities and environmental defenders to articulate and defend theirenvironmental and land rights, through legal empowerment and support (Pathway 3). Finally, the programme will document best practices on climate-related traditional knowledge and customary practices, for example through participatory action research and provide spaces for sharing, co-creation and promotion/ advocacy (Pathway 4).Oxfam NovibOxfam South Africa NPCOxfam South Africa is an independent Oxfam affiliate who manages and implements the programme of Oxfam in South Africa. Its programme prioritises vulnerable communities and creating lasting change in, and for all the people in South Africa. Oxfam South Africa works in partnership with organisations who seek to create meaningful and sustainable change that benefits vulnerable groups in South Africa through the attainment, protection and preservation of human rights and social justice. The country program will continue to focus its work through ‘active citizenship and accountability’ and ‘gender justice’ lenses.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands South AfricaThe right to a sustainable livelihood500000 10214 3011688608 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 88608Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam South Africa NPC70000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 70000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam South Africa NPC30000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 30000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam South Africa NPC70000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 70000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam South Africa NPC100000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 100000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam South Africa NPC30000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 30000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam South Africa NPC20800 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 20800Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam South Africa NPC70690 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 70690Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam South Africa NPCStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity -DD4Strong, inclusive and effective movements promoting climate justice IMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at national and international levelIMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at sub-national levelPolicies, practices and frameworks that advance climate justice are adopted, funded and implemented  IMP2 # of laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of governmental policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of private sector company policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of by-laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of international agreements blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementStrong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  # of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of partner organizations to take actions and connect among themselves / with relevant networks or partner organizations4+2 (merged indicators)4+2 (merged indicators)More results towards this indicator are still in progress5 Consortium partners capacity building session, Climate Justice Indaba, and Agroecology Workshop, OZA FFP training on policy and Litigation, AACJ Learning Event in Mozambique, AACJ MEAL Capacity Strengthening Session OZA implementation approach is such that a network of CSOs participate in various activities to strengthen their capacities and this also goes beyond project-specific activities, however, makes use of different platforms to integrate AACJ activitiesIn March 2025, OZA in Collaboration with South Africa Consortium Partners conducted a Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building summit. The remaining activities will be planned for next quarterDuring the reporting period, OZA convened one Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building Summit (50 participants: 28 male, 22 female), one Just Energy Transition and Extractives Indaba in North West (60 participants: 26 male, 34 female), and 12 G20 Community Roadshows across Mpumalanga, Limpopo, Eastern Cape, Western Cape, Northern Cape, North West, and Botswana, reaching 600 participants (160 male, 440 female). Additional engagements included a Humanitarian Response and Preparedness Training (24 participants: 7 male, 17 female) and a Just Energy Transition and Extractives Working Group session during the launch of the Gendered Energy Crisis Report (25 participants: 16 male, 9 female). In total, these platforms reached 759 participants, with women constituting the majority (522 women and 237 men), reflecting a strong gender-responsive approach to movement building and policy influencing.# and types (objective and destination of the grant) of small grants disbursed to strentghen capacities of civil society organizations0-1Planned for the next half of the year# and types of connexions / events reuniting civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] and existing networks, advocacy organizations, research organizations, think tanks and universities# of supported civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] applying their increased capacities to connect, act, operateIn the third quarter of 2024, OZA transformed its partnership strategy by establishing the SAACJ Movement with AACJ consortium partners. This shift from working with individual organizations to a collaborative movement significantly enhanced our capacityto address climate justice challenges on a larger scale and achieve greater impact. Sisonke Environmental Justice Network (SEJN), Economic Justice Network of FOCISSA (EJN), Highveld Environmental Development Networking Alliance (HEDNA), Vaal Environmental Justice Alliance (VEJA), Climate Action Network- South Africa (CAN-SA), Waterberg Women Advocacy Organization (WWAO), Centre for Environmental Rights (CER), Ubuntu Rural Women and Youth Development , Women on Farms Project (WFP), Azowel Project , Nkunzi Development Association, Serapeng sa Basadi, The University of Witwatersrand Mining Institute, African Climate Alliance (ACA), National Association for Artisanal Miners, Redemption Community Centre, Mcebo Unlimited, Fountain of Youth enterprise, PHA Campaign, Teach a Girl Foundation (TGF), Green Peace Africa (GPA), Sesifikile Wines, Action for Activism, University of Western Cape, Mining Affected Community Advocacy Project, Riverbend Farming, Middleburg Environmental Justice Network, Batho Golang NPC,Gender Equality Environmental Justice Community Network, Labour Research Service (LRS), Environmental Justice Fund , Amadiya Project, The Green Connection, Ekurhuleni Environmental Organization, Masifundisane Environmental Group (MEG), Coastal LinksMcebo Unlimited, Fountain of Youth enterprise,Serapesaditlhari, Sisonke Environmental Justice Network (SEJN), Economic Justice Network of FOCISSA (EJN), Highveld Environmental Development Networking Alliance (HEDNA), Vaal Environmental Justice Alliance (VEJA), , Waterberg Women Advocacy Organization (WWAO), Centre for Environmental Rights (CER), Ubuntu Rural Women and Youth Development, Women on Farms Project (WFP), Azowel Project, Nkunzi Development Association, The University of Witwatersrand Mining Institute, African Climate Alliance (ACA), Redemption Community Centre, PHA Campaign, Teach a Girl Foundation (TGF), Green Peace Africa (GPA), Sesifikile Wines , Action for Activism, University of Western Cape, Mining Affected Community Advocacy Project, Green Riverbend programme, Middleburg Environmental Justice Network, Batho Golang NPC, Gender Equality Environmental Justice Community Network, Labour Research Service (LRS), Environmental Justice Fund, Amadiya Project, The Green Connection, Ekurhuleni Environmental Organization, Masifundisane Environmental Group (MEG), Coastal Links, Farmers Network South Africa (FNSA), Masimanyane Rural Women, Ubuntu Restoration, The Local Government of Moroni, Omang Community Trust.In 2025, OZA engaged 150 women-led organizations and 3 youth-led organizations through the SAACJ Movement, strengthening grassroots participation in climate justice advocacy. By leveraging its movement partnership strategy, OZA provided these organizations with structured platforms to engage in policy dialogue and influencing spaces, thereby broadening inclusive representation and consolidating collective action toward advancing feminist climate justice priorities.# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the actionsMore results towards this indicator are still in progress606 SEJN=85 (51F 34M) 20Y FNSA=300F 13M Partner Learning Forum=40 Low carbon Economy=28 (18F 10M) Climate Justice Indaba, and Agroecology Workshop= 70 (42F 28M) Engagement with Artisanal Miners= 10 (5F 5M) OZA FFP training on policyand Litigation= 20 ( 19 F 1M) The SAACJ Webinar Series: Post COP29 Multistakeholder = 53 In the third quarter of 2024, OZA transformed its partnership strategy by establishing the SAACJ Movement with AACJ consortium partners. This shift from working with individual organizations to a collaborative movement significantly enhanced our capacity to address climate justice challenges on a larger scale and achieve greater impact.177 The Alternative Mining Indaba = 15 partners The Gendered Energy Crisis Report Launch Side Event at the AMI = 37 ( 23 males, 14 females) Engagement with the Just Transition and Extractive Working Group of the SAACJ Movement = 25 (16 males, 9 Females) Post Alternative Mining Indaba Engagement Webinar = 40 ( 25 Males, 15 Females) Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building Summit = 50 ( 28 Males, 22 Females)During the reporting period, OZA facilitated and participated in multiple strategic convenings to advance feminist climate justice and just transition agendas. These included the Alternative Mining Indaba (15 participants: 7 male, 8 female), the GenderedEnergy Crisis Report Launch at AMI (37: 23 male, 14 female), a Post-AMI Webinar (40: 18 male, 22 female), the Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building Summit (50: 28 male, 22 female), a Storytelling Session on Alternative Energy and Agro-ecology (2: both female), and a Humanitarian Response and Preparedness Training (24: 7 male, 17 female). Additional engagements comprised the AACJ Learning Event in Senegal (1 female), the Utilities Report Launch (24: 11 male, 13 female), 12 AACJ G20 Community Roadshows (600: 160 male, 440 female), engagement with the Just Transition and Extractives Working Group of the SAACJ Movement (25: 16 male, 9 female), the Just Energy Transition and Extractives Indaba (60: 26 male, 34 female), and participation in the African Climate Summit (1 female).Collectively, these platforms reached 879 participants, with 582 women and 297 men, demonstrating strong female representation and sustained investment in inclusive movement building and policy influencing spaces.Strong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  OC1.1 # supported women led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacities% of leadership positions in supported organizations filled by women, youth or people from indigenous communitiesProgress towards this indicator is still in progressOC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesOC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency at sub-national level to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesMore results towards this indicator are still in progressOC1.1 # supported youth led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesMore results towards this indicator are still in progressOC1.1 # supported other organizations (not youth or women led) applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesOC1.1 # supported organizations which are both women and youth led applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of the civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] to develop / spread climate justice narratives1+1 (merged indicators)1+1 (merged indicators)4+5 (merged indicators)AACJ Regional convening – on Advocacy, and influencing, Partner Learning Forum, Bread and Energy Campaign, AMI, COP29, OZA Feminist Fellowship on Policy and Litigation, Climate Justice Indaba and Community Workshop on Agroecology This success was achieved by AACJ consortium partners pooling their resources and skills to collaborate on joint events, resulting in outcomes that exceeded expectationsAlternative Mining Indaba, The Gendered Energy Crisis Report Launch Side event at the AMI, Post Alternative Mining Indaba Webinar, Engagement with the Just Energy Transition and Extractive Working Group of the SAACJ Movement, Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building SummitDuring the reporting period, OZA convened and participated in a broad range of strategic advocacy and movement-building platforms. These included the Alternative Mining Indaba (15 participants: 7 male, 8 female), the Gendered Energy Crisis Report Launch at AMI (37: 23 male, 14 female), a Post-AMI Webinar (40: 18 male, 22 female), and engagement with the Just Energy Transition and Extractives Working Group of the SAACJ Movement (25: 16 male, 9 female). Additional convenings comprised the Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building Summit (50: 28 male, 22 female), Humanitarian Response and Preparedness Training (24: 7 male, 17 female), AACJ Learning Event in Senegal (1 female), 12 AACJ G20 Community Roadshows (600: 160 male, 440 female), the Just Energy Transition and Extractives Indaba in North West (60: 26 male, 34 female), participation in the Africa Climate Summit (1 female), two T20 Side Events on women in mining, agriculture value chains, and just energy transition (150: 50 male, 100 female), as well as C20 Working Group leadership engagements (2 female) and the C20 South Africa Launch.Collectively, these engagements reached 1,005 participants, including 670 women and 335 men, reflecting strong gender representation and sustained investment in inclusive climate justice advocacy and policy influencing processes.DO NOT USEAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of supported organizations applying their increased capacities to develop and spread narrativesMore results towards this indicator are still in progress# and types of cases of climate justice narratives spread by civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations - potentially also consortium organizations, depending of the approach in the country of focus}More results towards this indicator are still in progress# of members of the supported organizations (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in climate justice narrative spreadStrengthened human rights frameworks# strategic litigation cases undertaken by supported communities with support of implementing / targeted organizationsResults towards this indicator are still in progress.The Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building summit South African AACJ Consortium Partner Meeting (One in person and one online)# initiatives launched to protect environmental and human rights defendersResults towards this indicator are still in progress.Protection of Human Rights Defenders Awareness Raising session at the JET and Extractives Indaba . Due to the leadership challenges and transition at OZA, we could not go ahead with this activity as planned.DO NOT USE# of trainings and events held to engage and strengthen capacities of local partners and consortium partnersThe climate Justice Indaba Trained partners on policy litigation. OZA Feminist Fellowship training on policy and litigation OZA Collaborated with Natural justice to carry out the trainingsDuring the reporting period, OZA convened the Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building Summit (50 participants: 28 female, 22 male), held three South African AACJ Consortium Partner Meetings (12 participants: 9 female, 3 male), and organized the Just Energy Transition and Extractives Indaba (60 participants: 34 female, 26 male), alongside the Medupe and Rose of Marapong documentary screening at the People’s Summit.Although no formal targets were set for this indicator, these achievements reflect responsiveness to consortium dynamics and movement needs. The engagements were delivered as part of the collective AACJ consortium strategy and were further driven by direct requests from members of the Just Energy Transition and Extractives Working Group for capacity strengthening. Additionally, the consortium’s in-house expertise in human rights and environmental justice enabled timely, demand-driven technical support during the reporting period.Strengthened human rights frameworks# and types of cases of supported communities defending environmental and social rightsMore results towards this indicator are still in progressOxfam South Africa supported the Amadiba Crisis Committee in Xholobeni, Eastern Cape Oxfam South Africa supported Sisonke Environmental Justice Network, KwaZulu-Natal# and types of cases of strategic litigation undertaken by commmunities supported by the consortiumMore results towards this indicator are still in progressOxfam South Africa, in partnership with Natural Justice, trained community leaders on litigation during the following events: Climate Justice Indaba in Cape Town Module 3 of the Feminist Fellowship in Johannesburg# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the defense of their environmenal and social rightsMore people were reached than initially expected.Communities’ adaptive capacities strengthened# of trainings, events held to strengthen the capacities of communities in terms of adaptation (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)1+2+2 (merged indicators)1+2+1 (merged indicators)1+2+2 (merged indicators)SEJN Climate Justice Dialogue Training of communities on low carbon economy Serapeng sa Ditlhare, Climate Justice Indaba Community Workshop on AgroecologyThe Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building SummitDO NOT USEDO NOT USE# of pieces of evidence documenting good / successful / innovative practices of community-led adaptative strategies (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)At the Launch of Low Carbon Economy Strategies (3 innovative practices presented and documented)Agroecology Initiatives with the Fountain of Youth Enterprise through the SAACJ Movement Alternative Energy with Serapegng SaDitlari Some activities planned for next quarterAlternative Energy Solutions Agroecology Just Energy Transition and Extractives Agricultural Land Defense (The Significant Stories, as evidence of the work done)Communities’ adaptive capacities strengthened# and types of cases community level innovations and best-practices spreadMore results towards this indicator are still in progressDuring the reporting period, OZA convened the Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building Summit (50 participants: 28 male, 22 female), the Just Energy Transition and Extractives Indaba 2025 (60: 26 male, 34 female), and a Humanitarian Response and Preparedness Training (24: 7 male, 17 female), in addition to producing the Serapeng Sa Ditlare short film to amplify community-led adaptation narratives.The slight underachievement against planned expectations was primarily due to strategic reprioritization. OZA capitalized on the G20 moment in South Africa by reallocating time and resources to support SAACJ movement partners to meaningfully engage in G20 processes. This was considered a high-value opportunity, given that frontline communities are often excluded from decision-making spaces that directly affect their livelihoods.# of cases of communities improving their adapative strategies (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)More results towards this indicator are still in progressAgroecology Initiatives: Supported small-scale farmers in the Eastern Cape and Gauteng to transition to agroecology and climate-resistant farming (organic farming, seed capturing, and composting, the use of organic pesticides in there farms). Alternative Energy Solutions: supported Serapeng Sa Dithlare to explore alternative energy sources in the South of JohannesburgNumber of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the comunity level innovations and best-practices being spread (OC 4..2)More people were reached than initially expectedPolitical will to support climate just policies# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practicesMore results towards this indicator are still in progressUBUNTU campaign Through the AACJ project OZA and its partners initiated a campaign to raise awareness of the need to consider both food and energy aspects of the JET = Social Media reach COP 29 = 5 Climate Justice Indaba, and Agroecology Workshop= 70 (42F 28M) The SAACJ Webinar Series: Post COP29 Multistakeholder = 53 The impact of the social media campaign could not be quantified due to the unavailability of measurable data177 The Alternative Mining Indaba = 15 partners The Gendered Energy Crisis Report Launch Side Event at the AMI = 37 ( 23 males, 14 females) Engagement with the Just Transition and Extractive Working Group of the SAACJ Movement = 25 (16 males, 9 Females) Post Alternative Mining Indaba Engagement Webinar = 40 ( 25 Males, 15 Females) Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building Summit = 50 ( 28 Males, 22 Females)Alternative Mining Indaba (AMI) 2025 15 (7 Males, 8 Females) The Gendered Energy Crisis Report Launch Side Event at the AMI = 37 (23 males, 14 females) Post Alternative mining Indaba Webinar 40 (18 males, 22 females) Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building Summit 50 (28 Males, 22 females) Story Telling Alternative Energy and Agro-ecology 2 (2 Females) Humanitarian Response and preparedness Training 24 (7 males, 17 females) AACJ Learning Event Senegal 1 (1 Female) Utilities Report Launch 24 (11 males, 13 females) 12 AACJ G20 Community Roadshows 600 (160 Males, 440 females) Engagement with the Just Transition and Extractive Working Group of the SAACJ Movement = 25 (16 males, 9 Females) The Just Energy Transition and ExtractivesIndaba = 60 (26 males, 34 Females) African Climate Summit 1 (1 Females)# of lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practicesPre-elections Webinar Climate Justice, COP29 around energy, poverty, food security, and climate change The Alternative Mining Indaba 2025, 40 (18 males, 22 females) The Climate Adaptation and Resilience Building Summit, 50 (28 males, 22 females) The Just Energy transition and Extractives Indaba, 60 (26 males, 34 females) Africa Climate Summit, 1 (1 female) 2 T20 Side events (Women in Mining and Agriculture Value chain in Africa and Women Voices in the Just Energy Transition, 150 (50 males, 100 females)# of pieces of evidence from research or lessons learned (reports, mappings, documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.)1 Research report 8 short clips1 Research Report (The Gendered Energy Crisis) The Gendered Energy Crisis Report Launch Side Event at the AMIResearch Report (The Gendered Energy Crisis) The Gendered Energy Crisis Report Launch Side Event at the AMI, 37 (23 males, 14 females) Engagement with the Just Transition and Extractive Working Group of the SAACJ Movement = 25 (16 males, 9 Females) Serapeng Sa Ditlare Short film The Communiqué from the Just Energy Indaba and Extractives Indaba# of trainings to strengthened capacities of communities and civil society organizations to understand and engage policy cyclesnew indicator description differs from the original indicatorResults towards this indicator are still in progress.The Climate Justice Indaba training on policy and litigation, OZA Feminist Fellowship Training on Policy and Litigation in Partnership with Natural Justice (NJ) Training on policy and Litigation for OZA Feminist Fellows and the SAACJ movement during the Climate Justice Indaba and Agro-ecology workshopClimate Adaptation and Resillience Building SummitClimate Adaptation and Resilience Building Summit, 50 (28 males, 22 females) The Just Energy Transition and Extractives Indaba, 60 (26 males, 34 females)Political will to support climate just policies# supporting statements and commitments on policies advancing climate justice by decision-makers at local, national and international levelMore results towards this indicator are still in progressOxfam facilitated the participation of our partners in the 2025 Alternative Mining Indaba and Oxfam facilitated the participation of our partners in the the Lauch of the Gender Energy Crisis side event at the AMI. Oxfam South Africa continues to facilicitate the participation of partners in the C20 (Engagement Group of the G20) process.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-08:XGOxfam NovibPan African Programme The AACJ consortium’s regional and global activities will aim to bring together regional movements, includingthose that have not traditionally engaged on climate justice, and connect national climate justice movements to regional and globallevels to form broad alliances. The consortium will focus on mutual capacity development of local, national and regional organizations to self-organize, connect their struggles to regional and global challenges, and engage with regional and global debates and processes. We will reach out to (networks of) local communities and other traditionally sidelined groups to ensure they get leadership positions in regional and global movements (Pathway 1). AACJ will create a broad platform to allow movements to find each other, connect and rally around influencing opportunities, and build common agendas and a unified voice to influence narratives, attitudes, beliefs, policies and practices. AACJ will initiate and coordinate regional and global campaigns, and work with journalists, academicsand artists to develop and promote new narratives expressing African perspectives on climate justice-related issues (Pathway 2). The consortium will also support and train representatives of women, youth, indigenouspeoples and local communities, to increase theirclimate-related knowledge and understanding of and participation in regional and global level policy procedures (Pathway 1, 4, 5).Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam International was formed in 1995 by a group of independent non-governmental organizations. Their aim was to work together forgreater impact on the international stage to reduce poverty and injustice. The name "Oxfam" comes from the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, founded in Britain in 1942. The group campaigned for food supplies to be sent through an allied naval blockade to starving women and children in enemy-occupied Greece during the Second World War. As well as becoming a world leader in the delivery of emergency relief, Oxfam International implements long-term development programs in vulnerable communities. We are also part of a global movement, campaigning with others, for instance, to end unfair trade rules, demand better health and education services for all, and to combat climate change. Today, there are 19 member organizations of the Oxfam International confederation. They are based in: Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Ireland, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Quebec, South Africa, Spain and the United States. The Oxfam International Secretariat is based in Oxford, UK. The Secretariat runs advocacy offices in Addis Ababa, Brussels, Geneva, New York and Washington DC.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to a sustainable livelihood499999 6800 7590 5110086771 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 86771Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib72315 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 72315Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib30992 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 30992Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib103307 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 103307Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib72315 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 72315Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib89589 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 89589Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib8000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 8000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam NovibStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity -DD4Strong, inclusive and effective movements promoting climate justice IMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at national and international levelTarget was surpassed as 2 significant moments were attained in which CSOs succeeded in creating space for agenda setting, and policy influencing. These are the AGN engagement in Dar es Salamm & ACS 2 in Addis AbabaIMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at sub-national levelThese include (1)The African continental Caravan connecting CSOs and movements in Africa and (2) The AMSEN, RCM and COP. (UNFCC,UNCBD and UNCDA)Policies, practices and frameworks that advance climate justice are adopted, funded and implemented  IMP2 # of laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of governmental policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of private sector company policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of by-laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of international agreements blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementStrong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  # of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of partner organizations to take actions and connect among themselves / with relevant networks or partner organizationsOiA was able to organize hybrid engagements during COP29 and during AMCEN, which enabled partner organizations to take actions and connect among themselves / with relevant networks. However, the planned continental online discussion group for movements of women, youth and indigenous communities, and online capacity building to increase access to funds for climate justice activities were not finalized and have been deferred to Yr5.OiA was able to connect partners during the outcome harvesting and later in the subsequent engagements.# and types (objective and destination of the grant) of small grants disbursed to strentghen capacities of civil society organizations# and types of connexions / events reuniting civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] and existing networks, advocacy organizations, research organizations, think tanks and universitiesThese connections include the (1)AU-NEPAD meeting in Harare on the Comprehensive African Agric. Development Programme (CAADP), (2)Nairobi CSOs’ – AGN meeting to discuss Africa’s COP29 position (3) Abidjan- AMCEN/RCM meeting to discuss Africa’s COP29 (4)World Social Forum, (5) Bonn climate conference and (6) CAN strategy meeting and the AU head of states summit1) SB62 meeting in Bonn 2) Nairobi Outcome Harvesting writeshop 3) Virtual meetings with partners to discuss caravan preparations1 in-person learning event and 1 virtual event were organized to reunite CSOs, research partners, and the media to connect and co-create solutions around climate justice# of supported civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] applying their increased capacities to connect, act, operateThese include (1)The Resilient40 – A youth voice for a climate resilient Africa supported to access/engage on the CAADP process (2)Climate Action Network (CAN) Africa chapter supported to engage at the UNGA/Summit of the future (3)Federation of African Journalists (FAJ) supported to convene journalists from across Africa to work on Africa-centric climate justice narrative (4)Jeunes Volontaires pour l'Environnement (JVE) was at the forefront of the climate caravan campaign as well as the COP29, AMCEN andAGN convenings1) The Resilient40/Jeunes Volontaires pour l'Environnement (JVE) supported to join the RCM.4 CSOs (Resilient40, FAJ, Horn Youth Network, & JVE) were supported to increase their capacities.# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the actionsStrong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  OC1.1 # supported women led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacities% of leadership positions in supported organizations filled by women, youth or people from indigenous communitiesOC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesThese include (1)The engagements to influence National Pre-Cop positions and (2)Advocacy for country NDC consultative processes.OC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency at sub-national level to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesOC1.1 # supported youth led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesOC1.1 # supported other organizations (not youth or women led) applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesOC1.1 # supported organizations which are both women and youth led applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of the civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] to develop / spread climate justice narrativesOiA undertook initiatives such as the 3-days convening of 35 African journalists in Abidjan, on the margins of the AMCEN to amplify African narratives; and convening of 40 Oxfam climate justice team members drawn from across Africa, to jointly reflect, learn and strategize on Climate Justice and just Energy Transition Programming in Africa, and to agree on common approaches, methodologies, and ways of working - to accelerate progress towards a sustainable, resilient, and equitable future for all Africans. However, the planned training of 5 CSOs in social media campaigning was deferred to yr 5.OiA commissioned the regional Loss and Damage study in conjunction with IGAD and FAO. This study will be launched in Qtr 3 (during COP30).The target was met through focused engagements both online and in-personDO NOT USEAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of supported organizations applying their increased capacities to develop and spread narratives# and types of cases of climate justice narratives spread by civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations - potentially also consortium organizations, depending of the approach in the country of focus}# of members of the supported organizations (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in climate justice narrative spreadStrengthened human rights frameworks# strategic litigation cases undertaken by supported communities with support of implementing / targeted organizations# initiatives launched to protect environmental and human rights defendersDO NOT USE# of trainings and events held to engage and strengthen capacities of local partners and consortium partnersStrengthened human rights frameworks# and types of cases of supported communities defending environmental and social rights# and types of cases of strategic litigation undertaken by commmunities supported by the consortium# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the defense of their environmenal and social rightsCommunities’ adaptive capacities strengthened# of trainings, events held to strengthen the capacities of communities in terms of adaptation (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)DO NOT USEDO NOT USE# of pieces of evidence documenting good / successful / innovative practices of community-led adaptative strategies (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)Communities’ adaptive capacities strengthened# and types of cases community level innovations and best-practices spread# of cases of communities improving their adapative strategies (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)Number of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the comunity level innovations and best-practices being spread (OC 4..2)Political will to support climate just policies# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practicesThrough the climate caravan campaign, 50 climate activists were engaged directly in coordinating the campaign while >120,000 persons signed the online petition>150,000 were involved at the ACS 2, Caravan campaign initiatives, RCM/AMCEN,# of lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practicesTwo major lobbying and advocacy initiatives were rolled out, i.e., the climate caravan campaign, petition and joint declaration signed by the CSOs taking part in the campaign.SB62 lobbying and influencing engagement held in June 2025Target met. 3 lobby initiatives linked to Making Rich Polluters Pay and Just Transition in Africa were undertaken# of pieces of evidence from research or lessons learned (reports, mappings, documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.)The target was partially met. One advocacy article was produced https://oxfam.box.com/s/b82onpp3up830k56kavrmsqxda9cbz10The Regional Loss and Damage study is currently underway1 Regional Research piece on Loss and Damage was undertaken# of trainings to strengthened capacities of communities and civil society organizations to understand and engage policy cyclesTwo (2) trainings were undertaken in yr 5Political will to support climate just policies# supporting statements and commitments on policies advancing climate justice by decision-makers at local, national and international levelMore results towards this indicator are still in progressNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-09:MZOxfam NovibMovement building will prioritize amplifying the voices of women and girls on climate justice through sensitization and lobby and advocacy with local and national CSOs, international non-governmental organizations and international institutions (Pathway 1). The programme will map and document traditional knowledge of indigenous communities on resilience to climate-related challenges, also supporting women and youth, tell their stories through social and mainstream media and awareness campaigns (Pathway 2). The consortium will work with local organizations and indigenous communities towards community-driven solutions that particularly strengthen resilience and adaptation capacities of women and youth, and use them for evidence-based advocacy (Pathway 4). The programme will provide legal support to local communities to know, claim and defend their environmental and social rights which are at risk due to extractive industries (Pathway 3). Recognizing the value of bottom-up policy development for climatejustice, the consortium will promote theleadership and participation of women, youth and indigenous communities in submitting proposals for national, regional and international reform. As Mozambique already has progressive legislation on climate change,the focus will also be on effective implementation. AACJ will promote the participation of women, youth and indigenous communities in climate change fora to ensure that government isheld accountable for the funding and implementation of climate change-related legislation (Pathway 5).Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. 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in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity -DD4Strong, inclusive and effective movements promoting climate justice IMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at national and international levelIMP1 number and types cases where CSOs contribute to creating space for climate justice demands and positions at sub-national levelYouth camp on climate change; District youth football tournament and environmental awareness; Creation of a forum for CSOs at the district level in GovuroPolicies, practices and frameworks that advance climate justice are adopted, funded and implemented  IMP2 # of laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of governmental policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of private sector company policies blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of by-laws blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementIMP2 # of international agreements blocked, adopted, improved for sustainable and inclusive development that advance climate justice as a result of CSO engagementStrong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  # of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of partner organizations to take actions and connect among themselves / with relevant networks or partner organizations4+1 (merged indicators)4+1 (merged indicators)Skills sets were identified to draft specific plan for capacity building of AJOAGO(implementing partner in Mozambique).Skills sets were identified to draft specific plan for capacity building of AJOAGO(implementing partner in Mozambique).Platform for climate change issues Inhambane provinceCommemorative event (World Environment Day celebration under the theme "Beat Plastic Pollution") was held, bringing together various actors, including local governments, decision-makers, academia, the private sector, and civil society raising awareness and inspiring action to tackle plastic pollutionThis includes support for the legalization of CGRN, composed of men and women.# and types (objective and destination of the grant) of small grants disbursed to strentghen capacities of civil society organizations# and types of connexions / events reuniting civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] and existing networks, advocacy organizations, research organizations, think tanks and universities3-1Community consultation to develop local plans of adaptation to climate change, that should be incorporated into District Social and Economic Plans and District budgets. By 2025, all Mozambican districts should have Local Adaptation Plans.Community consultation to develop local plans of adaptation to climate change, that should be incorporated into District Social and Economic Plans and District budgets. By 2025, all Mozambican districts should have Local Adaptation Plans.Platform for climate change Inhambane provinceCampaign “Escolha um Futuro”, awareness raising around climate justice, using social media for women, youth people, and excluded communities to demand more leadership role and inclusive climate actions that shapes the climate actions in MozambiqueIncludes Provincial Platform and local alliances# of supported civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] applying their increased capacities to connect, act, operatePlanned for the semester only 3 Capacity building workshops to increase awareness, knowledge and strengthen capacities of disadvantaged groups (Plataforma Provincial de Gestao de Recursos Naturais -– Inhambane - Pande, Machacame and Nova Mambone) on climate justice. This aimed to drive positive changes of climate justice at grassroots levels.Supported AJOAGO and National Platform# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the actions • 33 Members of CGRN (Pambara District) attended Capacity building workshop (8 women). • 24 Members of CGRN (Mucome District) attended Capacity building workshop (17 women). • 48 Members of CGRN (Machengue District) attended Capacity building workshop (19 women). • 22 Members of CGRN (Mangulele District) attended Capacity building workshop (7 women). • 27 Members of CGRN (Maluvane District) attended Capacity building workshop (10 women). • A total of 66 people participated in the Civil Society Organizations Forum camp, 27 of whom were men and 39 women, with 2 disabled people.190 women and 220 men, of whom 290 are young and 18 are disabled. Not achieved due to post election effects.Strong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  OC1.1 # supported women led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesThe target was not fully achieved due to contextual and factors. During implementation, fewer eligible and active youth-led CSOs met the minimum organizational criteria required for the L&A capacity strengthening process. As a result, only one youth-led CSO completed the structured L&A strengthening process and met the defined criteria for “increased capacity” under this indicator.% of leadership positions in supported organizations filled by women, youth or people from indigenous communitiesResults towards this indicator are still in progressThe target was not achieved primarily because leadership transitions did not take place within the reporting period across the supported organizations. Many partners maintained their existing leadership structures throughout the year, and opportunities to influence or support leadership renewal processes were limited. Additionally, several CSOs reported that leadership positions are filled through longer‑term governance cycles, which did not align with the project’s implementation timeline.OC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesResults towards this indicator are still in progressYouth camp in Govuro on climate change.OC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency at sub-national level to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesMeeting to discuss access to climate funds.OC1.1 # supported youth led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesMore results towards this indicator are still in progressOC1.1 # supported other organizations (not youth or women led) applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesCGRN de Govuro e VilankuloOC1.1 # supported organizations which are both women and youth led applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesAJOAGOAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of the civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] to develop / spread climate justice narratives2+3 (merged indicators)Skills sets were identified and mapping to draft specific plan for capacity building of AJOAGO to fully engage to develop and spread narrativeSkills sets were identified and mapping to draft specific plan for capacity building of AJOAGO to fully engage to develop and spread narrativeCapacity of 6 Natural Resources Management Committees (CGRN)Three partner‑led opportunities emerged that directly strengthened CSOs’ ability to develop and share climate justice narratives. These included: (1) a multi‑stakeholder climate meeting that enabled CSOs to articulate and refine local climate justice priorities; (2) an intersectional gender‑disability climate analysis that equipped organizations with evidence‑based community narratives on climate impacts and inequalities; and (3) a youth climate adaptation camp where young activists and CSOs practiced communicating climate challenges, solutions, and advocacy messages. Together, these unplanned but strategic activities resulted in three capacity‑strengthening efforts.DO NOT USEAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of supported organizations applying their increased capacities to develop and spread narratives# and types of cases of climate justice narratives spread by civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations - potentially also consortium organizations, depending of the approach in the country of focus}# of members of the supported organizations (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in climate justice narrative spreadStrengthened human rights frameworks# strategic litigation cases undertaken by supported communities with support of implementing / targeted organizationsThere are several ongoing litigation areas related to natural resource management (community pollution of a lagoon by a company, land grabbing and beach pollution). We have trained 6 CSOs/CBOs - Natural Resource Management Committees (CGRN) in legal capacity building methods and support their work in resolving environmental issues in communities.Community consultations were conducted to support public interest litigation.Over‑achieved because community consultations and stakeholder dialogues revealed additional rights‑related grievances documented during the climate stakeholder meeting.# initiatives launched to protect environmental and human rights defendersProduced package of legal empowerment materials (Legal Literacy Training)The indicator was under‑achieved because post‑election conditions and a shrinking civic space significantly limited CSOs’ ability to launch a second initiative to protect environmental and human rights defenders.DO NOT USE# of trainings and events held to engage and strengthen capacities of local partners and consortium partners1+1-2 (merged indicators)2+2 (merged indicators)Conducted training sessions for environmental defenders and law enforcement officials on environmental, natural resource and human rights frameworks to safeguard the environmental and social rights of communitiesClimate hearing provides rural communities members with the knowledge and resources to navigate legal systems and seek redress for grievances.The project exceeded the target because partners proactively organized additional trainings and legal‑capacity sessions in response to community demand and emerging opportunities during stakeholder meetings, gender‑disability analysis activities, and youth climate adaptation forums, resulting in three events instead of the one initially planned.Strengthened human rights frameworks# and types of cases of supported communities defending environmental and social rightsResults towards this indicator are still in progressAJOAGO works with local communities to map, document, and protect their traditional knowledge and climate narratives# and types of cases of strategic litigation undertaken by commmunities supported by the consortiumResults towards this indicator are still in progress# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the defense of their environmenal and social rightsResults towards this indicator are still in progress190 women and 220 men, of whom 290 are young and 18 are disabledCommunities’ adaptive capacities strengthened# of trainings, events held to strengthen the capacities of communities in terms of adaptation (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)1+1+1 (merged indicators)A total of 3 youth camp where held with the objective of strengthening youth and community participation and development of local adaptation strategies.DO NOT USEDO NOT USE# of pieces of evidence documenting good / successful / innovative practices of community-led adaptative strategies (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)Communities’ adaptive capacities strengthened# and types of cases community level innovations and best-practices spreadCommunity‑led mangrove restoration and climate‑risk mapping introduced through youth and stakeholder climate engagements.# of cases of communities improving their adapative strategies (resilience, natural resource management, adaptation strategies)The indicator was over‑achieved because unplanned community‑driven actions emerging from the climate stakeholder meeting and the youth climate adaptation camp led to three improvements in local adaptive strategies, such as mangrove restoration, climate‑risk mapping, and strengthened natural‑resource management.Number of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the comunity level innovations and best-practices being spread (OC 4..2)Political will to support climate just policies# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practices190 women and 220 men, of whom 290 are young and 18 are disabled. Under achieved de to limited avaiabily of people in the community (Post election effect)# of lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practicesStrategic lobbying and advocacy campaigns with the media to influence decision-makers with informed and strategic policy recommendationsMultisectoral Policy dialogue on the joint political agenda of the climate alliance with focus on NDCMeeting with the National Platform of Civil Society on Climate Change in Mozambique for National Climate Agenda# of pieces of evidence from research or lessons learned (reports, mappings, documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.)Preparation and dissemination of 2 policy briefs to strengthen policy advocacy for climate justicePolicy Brief Integrating a Gender Perspective in Climate Change# of trainings to strengthened capacities of communities and civil society organizations to understand and engage policy cyclesThe planned training was not conducted during the reporting period due limited availability of targeted CSOs and community representatives (Post Elcetion effect). While the formal training session was not delivered, informal engagement and coordination meetings continued to support dialogue with communities and CSOs.Political will to support climate just policies# supporting statements and commitments on policies advancing climate justice by decision-makers at local, national and international levelResults towards this indicator are still in progressPolicy Brief : Integrating a Gender Perspective in Climate ChangeNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-10:NGOxfam NovibHuman and Environmental Development Agenda (HEDA Resources Centre) is a non-governmental organisation and non-partisan human rightsand development league. The Centre conducts research, policy advocacy, training, as well as citizens# awareness and mobilization oncore human development issues, including agriculture, food security, climate change, human rights, public sector accountability andelectoral reform processes. HEDA will work with rice and cereal value chain actors in three states to improve market access and marketing of rice for SSFs in the region. We shall organise roundtable meetings and engagements between private sector and SSFs to foster partnerships that will benefit the SSFs. HEDA will work with NASME and other relevant actors to facilitate the meeting; consultants will also be contracted to evaluate and create workable business models for the farmers and private sector. 50 persons will be mobilised for each meeting and IEC materials will be made available for all participants. The reports and outcomes of the meeting will be circulated through agriculture news networks and made into print and CDs. Videos, Photographs and the event will be promoted through traditional media and social media. HEDA will work closely with the AgroMet department of the Nigeria Meteorological Agency (NiMET) States Agriculture Development Programs (ADPs), States’ Ministries of Agriculture, States’ policy makers and influencers (executive, legislatures etc.), farmers associations and other non state agriculture stakeholders to strengthen state ADPs, extension services and other drivers of delivering effective and timely climate information and support services to farmers. Our activities for the Year 1 of this project would entail the following; 1. Preliminary meeting with NiMET AgroMet Department and other departmentson the activities we plan to have with the agency in order to secure a buy-in and input. 2. Organise an expert session with NIMET and stakeholders to design and deploy a template/strategy for getting reliable feedback on the 2021 Seasonal Climate Predictions(SCP) produced by NIMET. This exercise will happen at local levels and it is intended to make useful suggestions into the production of the 2022 SCP that would be launched by January-February 2022. 3. Feedback Workshop with state Agri stakeholders (ADPs, NGOs, Farmers and NiMet) to get their feedback on SCP 2021 and Expectations for SCP 2022. This exercise is also expected to strengthen the relationship between NIMET andADPs for better coordination and collaboration in information exchange and data gathering. This activity shall take place in 5 focal states of our coverage (Nassarawa, Adamawa, Ogun, Kwara and Kebbi). 4. Advocacy Meeting/ Visit to State GovernmentLeadership to advocate for strengthening of ADPs and an improvement in delivery of climate information and support services to the last mile farmers. 5. Media Advocacy and appearance at state levels. Visit media houses and solicit the support of media organisations as well make appearance on media platforms to increase the voices of agriculture stakeholders for strengthening of ADPs and improved climate justice. 6. Synthesise the reports from previous engagement to provide inputs for SCP 2022. This report will form part of the input for 2022 SCP as a feedback to NIMET. The report will also form a baseline document for the high-level interaction between NIMET, Federal Ministries of Agriculture, Environment, Water Resources, States’ Ministry ofAgriculture, relevant research and support institutions as well as other stakeholders on strategy for strengthening and improving the annualSCP and improving the effectiveness through better communication and appropriate action. 7. COP 26: thiswill include participating in the civil society and official pre COP activities and workshops to ensure adequate voice for issues of climate justice and contribute to plans for an improved national participation for Nigeria and Africa at the climate talks inGlasgow. Sending one person to Glasgow to participate at the COP to monitor discussions related to food and climate justice as well amplify the issues of small scale farmers and their vulnerability to climate change. We shall also organise an online sideevent during COP 26. Post COP will include writing a report and participating in the civil society and official post cop assessment in Nigeria as well as interacting withthe media to amplify the outcomes of COP26. 8. Organise a High Level MeetingofAgriculture stakeholders (Permanent Secretaries,FMARD, FMEnv, FMWR, NIMeT) on effective communication and dissemination of SCP 2022. This activity will draw participants from the above listed and cover at least 2 states from each geopolitical zone ofNigeria, we shall prioritise states where Oxfam and other project partners are covering. The outcome of this meeting is critical for the improvement of SCP 2022 and delivery of climate information and support services. 9. An MEAL exercise shall beconducted and submitted with Y1 report 10. There shall be production/procurement of IEC and covid 19 items.Oxfam NovibHuman and Environmental DevelopmentThe Human and Environmental Development Agenda is a research and training Centre set up in November 2001 to provide leadership in advancing human rights and environmental protection in public policy and programs. Its focus areas are Human Rights, Environment and Sustainable Development and Good Governance. HEDA works in the area of Environment and Sustainable Development and focuses on promoting food security and protection of livelihoods of small scale women and men farmers. HEDA works mostly with ruraland semi-urban small holder farmers to help increase their resilience to climate change as well as increase their voices in policy making. HEDA provides them with relevant information through its interface with support agencies including Agro MeteorologyDepartment of the Nigeria Meteorological Agency (NIMET), International Institute for Tropical Agriculture (IITA), Nigeria Institute of Oceanography and Marine Research (NIMOR), Federal College of Fisheries among others. HEDA also works with development partners to build the capacity of smallscale men and women farmers to take decisions that help improve their situations as well as enhance their productivity and reduce their vulnerability to hazards. It works with a number of partners which include UNDP,DFID (RIF and SAVI), Foreign and Commonwealth Office, the Government of Japan among others.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to a sustainable livelihood80000 106078 99658 100976 29587 80000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 80000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceHuman and Environmental Development66078 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 66078Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceHuman and Environmental Development10991 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 10991Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceHuman and Environmental Development59658 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 59658Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceHuman and Environmental Development40000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 40000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceHuman and Environmental Development60976 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 60976Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceHuman and Environmental Development40000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 40000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceHuman and Environmental Development17451 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 17451Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceHuman and Environmental Development10000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 10000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceHuman and Environmental DevelopmentImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced national governments or global actors in adopting/monitoring the implementation of gender sensitive policies promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversitypieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # cases where Oxfam/partners influenced national governments or global actors in adopting/monitoring the implementation of gender sensitive policies promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversitycases where Oxfam/partners influenced national governments or global actors in adopting/monitoring the implementation of gender sensitive policies promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity -DD2Increased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-11:NGOxfam Novibhe Young Men s Christian Association (YMCA) Mada Hills NGO and the Association of Small Scale Agro Producers in Nigeria (ASSAPIN) are two separate NGOs working in the area of Village Savings and Loans Associations supported by Oxfam in Nigeria, CommunityBased Agricultural Extension Services CBAES), mobilizing and facilitating support for Small Scale Farmer, promoting increase investment in Agriculture and Agro Processing in Nasarawa state. The two NGOs are in Collaboration with Oxfam in Nigeria on implementing Budget Monitoring especially as it affects agricultural sector which is the larges employer of labour which large number of people are employed. Weworks to help the ministry of agriculture and local governments agricultural departments straightenpolicies and improve service delivery to enable the citizens participate in democracy. The aim is to introduce policy reforms, restructuring public institutions to enable them improve the of service delivery. This effort is geared towards supporting the laudable programmes and activities of the state government towards reforming and transforming the state into a giant for the benefit of the government and her citizens. Wehave been working in the area of social audit, budget tracking, advocacy, trainings,media engagement and capacity development around Community Development Plan CDP in the last six months to help connect citizens to the government towards better service delivery. It is on this premise that we would like to use the reaming part of the yeartoconsolidate and build on what we already started. We will therefore intensify our efforts to sensitize the citizens, civil society organizations, traditional leaders on the importance of OGP, CDP Concepts, and More media engagements until we are heard.Other activities we shall be engaging will include, campaigns, rallies, town hall meetings, advocacy etc to see that government institutions are strengthened for good governance and improved services in Nasarawa state. Statement of the problem Oneofthebasic needs of every human being is food, therefore; whenever a state or people fail to solve their own food problems; the destination of such people remains doubtful. Nasarawa state and Nigeria at large has not been able to adequately solve herownfoodandagricultural problems. There exist conditions of food shortage, malnutrition, hunger and infectious diseases outbreaks because of challenges facing food system in the state and Nigeria at large. This is in addition topoor service delivery, abandonedprojects, lack of information dissemination, weak democratic system, near lack of transparency and accountability etc has caused a lot of disconnection between government and the governed. All these and many other factors put together are the reasons forourintervention to see how we can connect communities, citizens to duty bearers, policy makers and implementers to make them responsible and accountable to her citizens. In Nasarawa state for instance, 80% of the inhabitants are agrarian population andthe implication of this is that the economy of the state greatly depends on this rural populace, yet they are not equipped to adequately support themselves and families nor the entire society. YMCA/ASSAPIN are ready to lead the process through advocacy,campaigns, rallies, media engagement etc to ensure that the voices of the comers are heard and respected.A popular German axiom says “The eyes believe themselves; the ears believe other people” supports the view that seeing is believing, indicating thatthe additional sense activated through sight increases the chances of understanding What we have done so far In the first phase of the project, we have been able to achieve the following. Building on that will ensure sustainability Sensitization, capacity development, media engagement and mobilization of communities, Budget monitoring groups and stakeholders on budget and budget processes, social audit in three Local Government Areas of Nasarawa state. Now we have seen a need to extend to atleast two additionallocal governments. We have been able to successfully mobilize and expose CSO/NGOs in the state, State Government Executives for participation on Open Governance Partnership capacity development supported by Oxfam and Centre-LSD in Abuja, preparingtheState Government towards signing into OGP. We feel it is expedient to consolidate on what we already started to make it a reality YMCA/ASSAPIN alone cannot achievethis that is why we want to facilitate the process of working together withother Civil Society Organizations and the government to be able to achieve greater impact where citizens can participate in democratic process. Justification for continuation With what YMCA/ASSAPIN has been able to achieve in the last few months especially bringingtogether over forty civil society organizations and NGOs in the state, coordinated and facilitated the coming together of state government executives, legislative and other MDAs to have a round table talk on possibility of stategovernment joining Open Government Partnership OGP, facilitated the formation of state OGPInterim /Open Alliance Steering committees for a better development advocacy voice, we feel the best option for us is to continue from where we started because to stoponthe way will not bebeneficial to the state, civil society organizations and citizens than to abandon the good process and pathway already created. So we intend to build and continue what we started with larger advocacy voice, more media engagements, andsensitization and town Hall meetings. If we cry alone people will think we are mad; but where many are crying together, others will believe something is wrong and they will stop and listen. INSTEAD OF CRY YOUR CRY; WE WANT TO MOBILIZE OTHERS TO CRY TOGETHER AS AWEAPON TOATTRACTATTENTION of the government towards improving structures, institutions, policies for improved service delivery in Nasarawa state Objective To improve citizens knowledge on Agriculture budget monitoring and tracking concept, government budget trackingsystems and institutions, reports and information that can be sourced from government and other sources as well as to track expenditure against budgetary allocation for good governance in the State. Goal Improved Servicedelivery forallcitizens Strategies • Mobilization and Capacity Building of CSOs in the state on CDP and OGP Concepts to help them mainstream it as part of their advocacy workOxfam NovibYoung Men's Christian Association MEstablished in 1969, YMCA Mada Hills is an affiliate of the Young men#s Christian Association of Nigeria. The organisation#s mission is to facilitate relevant community based programmes and services that empower young people and the vulnerable on the basis of equality and justice and for self-reliance. YMCA Hills in Lafia is a local partner to Oxfam Novib in project VSLA and Empower @ Scale. oung Men's Christian Association of Nigeria (YMCA) will focus on implementing the project in Nasarawa State. Young Men Christian Association of Nigeria will trained eleven (11) field officers and fifty five(55) village agents in Village Savings and Loans Association (VSLA) methodologies. These trained officers will then facilitate the stepping down of the training for 1500 VSLA members on community-based micro-credit scheme, entrepreneurship and leadership. During the year, the field officers will identify strong 50 women leaders from the savings groups that will be further trained and certified as village agents. The 55 village agents will help spread the formation of new groups quickly to reach the desired number by end of year. Oxfam will carryout community engagement and relationship building based on gender analysis and power mapping to address the underlying causes to vulnerability. Oxfam will empower the members of the VSLAs to be able to lead in awareness creation on gender related issuesand balance gender roles. On average, each member of a VS<(>&<)>LA will influence 2 external people among which her/hispartner. Father#s groups will be formed to interface with VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities on gender relations. Male members of VS<(>&<)>LAs will be represented in father#s groups to bridge the gap between VS<(>&<)>LA and the wider communities. Oxfam staff and trainedfield officers will use the Women#s EconomicLeadership (WEL) and the Women#s Economic Empowerment (WEE) knowledge hub resources to facilitate these discussions and promote regular contact between the VS<(>&<)>LA groups and support services. At the end of theprocess, at least 30 change agents will emerge from VS<(>&<)>LA and father#s groups: 500 strong female leaders and 10 male gender champions/models.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation33022 92017 81279 89529 12418 33022 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 33022Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceYoung Men's Christian Association M60017 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 60017Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceYoung Men's Christian Association M17259 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 17259Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceYoung Men's Christian Association M51279 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 51279Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceYoung Men's Christian Association M30000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 30000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceYoung Men's Christian Association M59529 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 59529Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceYoung Men's Christian Association M30000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 30000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceYoung Men's Christian Association M8496 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 8496Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceYoung Men's Christian Association MIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.cases of influentials endorsing policy asks of Oxfam/partners towards promoting climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.Stronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to advocate against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to advocate against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments.cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to advocate against tax evasion and avoidance by MNC's and in support of fairer fiscal and financial policies by governments -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-12:NGOxfam NovibGlobal Initiative for Food Security and Ecosystem Preservation – GIFSEP is an organization founded on the ideals of Environmental Education, Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation, Renewable Energy and sustainable development. GIFSEP, was established in recognition of the tremendous environmental challenges and the ever-increasing threats arising from the impacts of climate change. The Organization is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission CAC/IT/NO:79115. The organizations aim is to promote environmental and agricultural sustainability and Renewable energy across communities with a view to protect the environment and combat climate change. Our founding Principle is Service to humanity, Transparency and Accountability. The structure of the organization is that which consists of two main organs: Board of Trustees and the Management. The Board is the policy making body of the organization while the Management is headed by the Executive Director (who is also a member of the Board of Trustees) who is saddled with the responsibilityof policy implementation and the general day-to-day running of the organization. The organization's thematic areas of operation include: Environment and Climate Change, Climate Smart Agriculture and Renewable Energy. Our strategy works through collaborations in building synergy and institutional capacity to sustain our programs and ensure that such programs meet the targeted beneficiaries. Our team of staff are professionals with vast knowledge and experience on climate change, Climate Smart Agriculture techniques, physical and adapted land use planning and Renewable Energy. GIFSEP works in partnership with international and local organizations and networks. GIFSEP is the African regional contact office of Citizen's Climate International and the Coordination contact point of 350 Africa in Nigeria. “Climate justice” is a term, and more than that a movement, that acknowledges climate change can have differing social, economic, public health, and other adverse impacts on underprivileged populations. Climate change impacts exacerbate inequitable social conditions. The challenges facing poor localand marginalized communities in Nigeria are multiple and complex ranging fromeconomic crises, to environmental degradation, to natural disasters, and violent conflicts, all of which are increasing poor people’s vulnerability and posing significant challenges to securing their livelihoods. Climate change exacerbates the problem further by creating an additional layer of uncertainty and risk for vulnerable communities to deal with, increasing the severity and frequency of disasters and jeopardizing development gains made to date. If drastic warning signals and/or measures are not put in place the cost of ignoring these impacts will soon become impossible to meet. Climate justice begins with recognizing key groups are differentlyaffected by climate change. There is therefore the urgent need to address these inequities head-on through long-term resilience building and adaptation strategies. To achieve this, a climate justice audit is required in assessing the degree of the social economic impact on the different categories of people within the society and helps to provide information for identifying measures to adaptto climate change impacts and build resilience. It enables practitioners and decision-makers to identify the most vulnerable areas,sectorsand social groups. In turn, this means climate change adaptation options targeted at specified contexts can be developed andimplemented. 1. Objectives  Identify policy and funding gaps, needs and opportunities in states and what the government has done in the past decade to address these needs.  To inform the development of a five-year plan with monitoring and tracking indicators Identify the vulnerability of human populations and natural systems to climate and variability in the target communities.  Provideopportunities for promoting wider resilience and adaptation to climate change. Methodology. The ClimateJustice Audit process involves a systematic and documented procedure of preparations, actual auditing and post audit. Climate Justice Audit involves 3 critical process a Pre- Audit Process, the Audit and a Post audit activity.Oxfam NovibGlobal Initia. for Food, Sec. & EcoGlobal Initiative for Food Security and Ecosystem Preservation – GIFSEP is an organization founded on the ideals of Environmental Education, Climate Change Adaptation and Mitigation, Renewable Energy and sustainable development. GIFSEP, was established in recognition of the tremendous environmental challenges and the ever-increasing threats arising from the impacts of climate change. The Organization is registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission CAC/IT/NO:79115. The organizations aim is to promote environmental and agricultural sustainability and Renewable energy across communities with a view to protect the environment and combat climate change. Our founding Principle is Service to humanity, Transparency and Accountability. The structure of the organization is that which consists of two main organs: Board of Trustees and the Management. The Board is the policy making body of the organization while the Management is headed by the Executive Director (who is also a member of the Board of Trustees) who is saddled with the responsibilityof policy implementation and the general day-to-day running of the organization. The organization's thematic areas of operation include: Environment and Climate Change, Climate Smart Agriculture and Renewable Energy. Our strategy works through collaborations in building synergy and institutional capacity to sustain our programs and ensure that such programs meet the targeted beneficiaries. Our team of staff are professionals with vast knowledge and experience on climate change, Climate Smart Agriculture techniques, physical and adapted land use planning and Renewable Energy. GIFSEP works in partnership with international and local organizations and networks. GIFSEP is the African regional contact office of Citizen's Climate International and the Coordination contact point of 350 Africa in Nigeria.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to a sustainable livelihood45000 111164 109148 105648 24586 45000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 45000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGlobal Initia. for Food, Sec. & Eco69164 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 69164Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGlobal Initia. for Food, Sec. & Eco13148 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 13148Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGlobal Initia. for Food, Sec. & Eco50000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 50000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGlobal Initia. for Food, Sec. & Eco59148 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 59148Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGlobal Initia. for Food, Sec. & Eco70648 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 70648Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGlobal Initia. for Food, Sec. & Eco35000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 35000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGlobal Initia. for Food, Sec. & Eco22160 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 22160Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGlobal Initia. for Food, Sec. & EcoStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity .cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to conduct campaigns, advocacy and/or other joint strategies on climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-13:17Oxfam NovibOur world is in crisis. From extreme weather to terrible hunger, the climate crisis is fuelling an increase in inequality worldwide– threatening us all. We are at a tipping point to prevent an irreversible climate catastrophe which will cost the lives and livelihoods of millions of people if we sit by to watch the inaction of those who pollute most. ‘Climate change for us is real. It is already here. It is causing great hunger.’ - Lucy Njeri, Kenia There’s nothing equal about this crisis. Not only are the richest countries and corporations responsible for the majority of all carbon emissions, but they are also the least impacted. It’s the poorest onthe planet – who did least to create the climate crisis - who are hit first and worst. Droughts, floods, wildfires and hunger are getting more extreme and are forcing women, racialized and otherwise oppressed peoples from their homes and into increasingly precarious livelihoods. We need immediate, drastic action from our governments and corporations now, and not a second later. The billionaire boom, carbon offsetting over emission cuts, our reliance on fossil fuels and the overconsumption by the 1% must end. We must build economies that care for people and the planet, over profit. World Climate March To coincide with the COP26 UN Climate Summit happening in Glasgow this year, Oxfam and partners are running a virtual action around climate justice. We only have nine years left to prevent a catastrophic global temperature rise that will wreck even morelives around the world. We have a huge opportunity to do whatit takes – right now in 2021. This November, in Glasgow, world changing decisions will be made that have a huge impact on all of us. The UK will be hosting the 26th UN Climate Change Conference (COP26) attended by world leaders and nearly 200 governments. Due todiffering vaccine roll-outs and the current Covid-19 situation, it is unlikely that large numbers of people will be able to travel to Glasgow and participate in marches, and the COP26 coalition has already decided that instead of one large march there will be decentralised actions in order to maintain social distancing. Audience insights commissioned in 2021 show that people are excited aboutthe changes COP could bring about, and eager to take part in actions that can be shared for a multipler effect. This online campaign action would aim to mobilise people around the world to take part in the World Climate March People would be encouraged to participate by virtually joining the climate march by leaving their name and email address on a microsite. After that they will be asked tofilm their march, and to make it make it their own by use of costumes, placards, etc. People who joined will be contacted in the lead up to COP26 with decicated actions from Oxfam and partners. This project would be run by Oxfam but rolled out with partners globally to ensure a wide range of young people’s voices are heard. The virtual march submissions would be displayed on a dedicated website, and during the COP26 meetings the virtual march will take to the streets of Glasgow using mobile billboards.   Climate marches in 10+ West African countries Young people around the world are rising up against climate change and demanding action to help protect the planet. In Africa, the effects of climate change are already being felt – making the voices and protests of climate activists all the more important. The goal of the African Activists for Climate Action programme is to amplify and unite the voicesin Africa demanding that women, youth and local and indigenous communities can defend and realise their human rights and live a decent and dignified live in a healthy and sustainable environment, within the context of the climate emergency. One of the specific objectives of the programme is to amplify the voices of people who are disproportionately affected by the changing climate, and that offer solutions for a more sustainable future, such as women, youth and local and indigenous communities. The Oxfam West Africa Platform is collaborating with Jeunes Voluntaires pour l’Environnement to support youth in organising climate marches in the run-up to COP26 in the following countries: Senegal, Niger, Ghana, Togo, Cameroon, Rwanda, Zimbabwe, Gambia, Ivory Coast, Benin and Central African Republic. Oxfam will support Jeunes Voluntaires pour l’Environnement to coordinate the climate marches in the above-mentioned countries, in collaboration with Oxfam. As such, youth in a great number of countries can raisetheir voices, while at the same time creating content for the World Climate March website and the COP26 offline activities taking place in Glasgow. Footage from the climate marches inWest Africa will be shown at digital billboards at the COP26.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Intermón is since 1997 a member of the international Oxfam confederation, sharing values and a strategic plan to achieve greater global impact. Intermón Oxfam fights, with and for disadvantaged populations and as part of a broad global movement, with the aim of eradicating injustice and poverty, and to ensure that all human beings can fully exercise their rights and enjoy a dignified life. Mission, Vision and Values are the components of Oxfam Intermón identity and guide its steps as an organisation and the ideal with which Oxfam Intermón wants to live in order to obtain a fairer world with greater solidarity.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands West Africa RegThe right to life and security4000 70000 -100004000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 4000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam Novib60000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 60000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceOxfam NovibCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingIncreased political will of government decision-makers, legislators, private sector actors and other influential stakeholder to adopt policies and practices that advance climate justice, and promote & protect rights relevant to land and natural resources.cases of supportive statements or actions by key stakeholderscases stakeholders making supportive statementscases of media reports about climate justice issues and/or land rightsEmpowered women, men and (indigenous) communities promote, claim and defend their rights in relation to climate justice, natural resources and land rights.women that speak out, take action and claim their rights as a result of activities supported by Oxfam or partners.men that speak out, take action and claim their rights as a result of activities supported by Oxfam or partners.human rights defenders protected by Oxfam/partners and/or able to continue their workInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsStrong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  # of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of partner organizations to take actions and connect among themselves / with relevant networks or partner organizations# and types (objective and destination of the grant) of small grants disbursed to strentghen capacities of civil society organizations# and types of connexions / events reuniting civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] and existing networks, advocacy organizations, research organizations, think tanks and universities# of supported civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] applying their increased capacities to connect, act, operate# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the actionsStrong, inclusive climate movements in Africa  OC1.1 # supported women led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacities% of leadership positions in supported organizations filled by women, youth or people from indigenous communitiesOC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesOC1.2 # of advocacy initiatives carried out by CSOs, for, by or with their membership/constituency at sub-national level to promote or demand climate justice to governments and companiesOC1.1 # supported youth led organizations applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesOC1.1 # supported other organizations (not youth or women led) applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesOC1.1 # supported organizations which are both women and youth led applying their increased capacities to act, operate and connect and increased L&A capacitiesAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of activities / efforts to strengthen the capacity of the civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations] to develop / spread climate justice narrativesDO NOT USEAfrican climate justice narratives developed and spread# of supported organizations applying their increased capacities to develop and spread narratives# and types of cases of climate justice narratives spread by civil society organizations [implementing and targeted organizations - potentially also consortium organizations, depending of the approach in the country of focus}# of members of the supported organizations (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in climate justice narrative spreadNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-14:MZOxfam NovibMovement building will prioritize amplifying the voices of women and girls on climate justice through sensitization and lobby and advocacy with local and national CSOs, international non-governmental organizations and international institutions (Pathway 1). The programme will map and document traditional knowledge of indigenous communities on resilience to climate-related challenges, also supporting women and youth, tell their stories through social and mainstream media and awareness campaigns (Pathway 2). The consortium will work with local organizations and indigenous communities towards community-driven solutions that particularly strengthen resilience and adaptation capacities of women and youth, and use them for evidence-based advocacy (Pathway 4). The programme will provide legal support to local communities to know, claim and defend their environmental and social rights which are at risk due to extractive industries (Pathway 3). Recognizing the value of bottom-up policy development for climatejustice, the consortium will promote theleadership and participation of women, youth and indigenous communities in submitting proposals for national, regional and international reform. As Mozambique already has progressive legislation on climate change,the focus will also be on effective implementation. AACJ will promote the participation of women, youth and indigenous communities in climate change fora to ensure that government isheld accountable for the funding and implementation of climate change-related legislation (Pathway 5).Oxfam NovibAJOAGOAJOAGO was founded in January 2001 in Govuro District, Inhambane Province. AJOAGO is a legal person of private law, without profit, fostering socio-economic and community development vulnerable rural, with legal personality and administrative autonomy, financialand asset. AJOAGO not pursue ends that have any identification political - party, ethnic, tribal, regional or social exclusion by their various forms The AJOAGO aims to contribute to the eradication of absolute poverty and the factors inherent. AJOAGO aims: Contribute to reducing disaster risk strengthening the processes of prevention, response and mitigation of vulnerable communities; Contribute to improving the livelihoods of poor people; Fostering capacity of the institutions andfor local adaptation and mitigate the climatic diversity. Promote gender equity, right to life and dignity on HIV - AIDS. Advocate the government to make decisions that lead to change and / or improvement governance, at all levels, so to benefit citizens; Develop individual skills and institutional toanswer organizational growthneeds. Main interventions areas: Sustainable Livelihoods; Disaster Risk Reduction; Adaptation and Mitigation climate change; Children and Youth. Gender and HIV - AIDS and; Advocacy and Governance.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to life and security173850 80570 80200 93280 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 93280Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceAJOAGO80570 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 80570Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceAJOAGO41785 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 41785Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceAJOAGO38785 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 38785Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceAJOAGO80200 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 80200Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceAJOAGOInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsPolitical will to support climate just policies# of people (disaggregated by gender, age, disability) involved in the lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practices174 Womens# of lobby and advocacy initiatives to influence climate justice policies and practices# of pieces of evidence from research or lessons learned (reports, mappings, documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.)# of trainings to strengthened capacities of communities and civil society organizations to understand and engage policy cyclesPolitical will to support climate just policies# supporting statements and commitments on policies advancing climate justice by decision-makers at local, national and international levelNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-15:KEOxfam Novib1.1 The African Women’s Development and Communication Network- FEMNET The African Women’s Development and Communication Network (FEMNET) is a pan-African, feminist and membership-based network based in Nairobi, Kenya with over 800 individual and institutional members across 50 African countries and in the diaspora. FEMNET envisions a society where African women and girls thrive in dignity andwell-being, free from patriarchal and neoliberal oppression and injustices. FEMNET recognizes that the commitmentto alter relationsof power, structural injustices,and systemic oppression lies at the heart of feminism. FEMNET is therefore committed to shing towards altering power structures that perpetuate gender inequality by nurturing the Africanwomen’s movement to enable women and girls intheir diversity to effectively claim, affirm, and use their collective power to end all forms of exclusion, oppression, exploitation, and injustices against them. Founded in 1988, FEMNET exists to facilitate and coordinate thesharing of experiences,information, and strategies for human rights promotion among feminists, activists, and women’srights organizations as a strategy for collective organizing; policy influencing <(>&<)> advocacy; strategic communication; capacity strengthening as well as feminist solidarity and movement building. 1.2. Climate Justice FEMNET is implementing the climate justice work under the Africa Activists for Climate Justice (AACJ)project in partnership with Oxfam NOVIB, Natural Justice, PACJA and the Africa Youth Commission. The project is based on thepremise that women, young people, and indigenous peoples are most exposed to climate hazards and less able to adapt and/or recover.They are least positioned to cope with the effects of climate change dueto their limited access to (natural and financial) resources, networks,decision-making power, and legal systems. They are also least likely to be compensated for climate impacts, having to bear the loss and struggle to rebuild their livelihoods and properties. The theme of the Feminist COP will be "Just Transition." This theme underscores the importance of inclusive, equitable, and gender-responsive approaches to addressing climate change and its impacts.It highlights the need to ensure that the transition to a sustainable future leave no one behind,particularly women, girls, and marginalized communities. The theme will be able to link the various thematic dialogues such as Climate finance, debt, renewable energy, the extractive sector, Loss and damage, and adaptation In the face of urgent issues such as climate change, environmental deterioration, and economic disparities, it has become clear that a fair shift towards a sustainable future is not only imperative but also a chance to rectify long standinginjustices. Embracing a feminist perspective on the notion of a just transition acknowledges theinterconnectedness of environmental and social equity, emphasizing that gender equality must be a fundamental element of any transition plan. The FeministCOP seeks to: ● To provide a safe and empowering space for African feminists to voice their concerns,aspirations, and demands related to climate change and COP 28. ● To foster solidarity and collaboration among feminists, civil society organizations,and activists working towards climate justice in Africa. ● To facilitate a deeper understanding of the COP processes and negotiations, empowering participants to engage more effectively in climate advocacy. ● To document the experiences and stories of African women in the context of climate change and share these narratives with a global audience.Oxfam NovibFEMNETThe African Women#s Development and Communications Network, (FEMNET) was found in 1988 following the UN Decade of Women process (1975-1985) with a vision to strengthen the role and contribution of African NGOs focus on women development, equity and humanrights and of the girl child. The institution is registered under the Non Governmental Organizations Coordination Act of 1990 as an International NGO with its headquarters in Nairobi Kenya. The network has been actively involved in sharing of information, experiences, ideas and strategies among African Women#s NGOs as a strategy for strengthening their capacity to effectively engage and participate in development processes from the national, regional, continental and with an eye on the global spaces upon realization that there is the need to keep women organizations connected and in communication, in facilitating and strategizing to undertake collective actionson matters of common interest in Africa especially that which are gender sensitive. The organization involves men in their strategies mainly on; lobby, advocacy, use of communication and information technology (ICT and social media) and capacity building in its effort to advancing gender justice and mainstreaming in the target constituencies. The partnership with OXFAM NOVIB and FEMNET has grown since September 2006, boasting of the organization#s growth into a Pan African Network visible and credible asserting influence at strategic regional and global arenas. It is a strong network having mobilized women and networked women within and without Africathat has brought together over and about 500 members spread in 43 African countries working on a common agenda to advance gender justice and sustainable development of the African woman in the continent. This project is a follow up to the previous grant for both institutional and programmatic contribution towards FEMNET#S execution of its strategic plan 2011-2013 that aimed to, #Ensure thatAfrican women organisations lobby groups, decision makers, like-minded organizations as well as men take action to create an environment that supports gender equality and social justice#. The organization facilitated member organizations and individuals to improve on their capacity on economic empowerment, policy and advocacy at the African Union, SADC, ECOWAS, EAC, UNECA by participating in the functions of these bodies as part of the larger CSOs in different forums. This was done through research, development of policy briefs and cross regional fora for women from different nations to demand for their rights at these critical levels. In Consolidating FEMNET institutional capacity, the 2014-2019 strategic plan seeks to respond to the past experience and in anticipation of the incoming environment. The Institutional capacity building proposal aims to facilitate and improve capacities on economic empowerment, policy and advocacy to better inform and contribute on the awareness of women rights advocacy tools so as to strengthen and build a strong African women#s rights movement that is actively and productively involved in engaging and influencing decision making process at all these levels. PAP considers FEMNET a strong institution as an imperative to the success of any program the organization undertakes. Moreover the success and track record that the organization has recorded in capacity building, development of leadership among young women, partnership with men, and current evidence and knowledge products, and the approach that interfaces community andnational level campaigns with global level processes through a regional platform is potential.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to life and security25000 25000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 25000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceFEMNETCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingThe Feminist COP28 activity brought together African feminist CSOs and activists to strengthen their capacity to engage in climate influencing through collective learning, power analysis, and development of shared advocacy strategies and demandsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-16:GBOxfam NovibFridays for Future MAPA (Most Affected People and Areas) is an international collective comprised of climate justice activists fromapproximately 60 countries in the Global South (including Latin America, Asia, Africa, and Oceani ), as well as individuals from Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) communities in Global North countries. Our mission is to establish a platform to strategically empower and amplify the voices of those who have historically been marginalized,highlighting the struggle for climate justice within the most vulnerable communities, and challenging the Eurocentric and colonial narrative that has characterized climate activism. Therefore, it is crucial to our mission to be present in the spaces where climate decisions are made. That's why this year, wewill be assembling a delegation of 20 people from all regions within MAPA to attend the 28th Conference of the Parties (COP28) in the United Arab Emirates, scheduled to take place from November 30th to December 12th, 2023.Giventhe uniqueness of this year's COP, which presents an unprecedented opportunity to spotlight the challenges faced by the host region, we have collectively agreed within Fridays for Future to prioritize the participation of activists from the Southwest Asia, Latin America, and North Africa (SWANA), aswell as the Sub-Saharan African region. Furthermore, we have decided to places pecial emphasis on the involvement of Indigenous Peoples in this significant conference. For more information about the specific requirements to select the delegation members you can consult this document. Results <(>&<)> Learning from COP27Last year we were able to bring 40+ youth climate activists from the GlobalSouth part of FFFMAPA to COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh. FFF MAPA activists wereable to connect meaningfully and strategize to create powerful actions. From the first day of COP27, we organized a number of actions inside the main venue at the blue zone. Our major call to action was the adoption of the Loss and Damage fund to be established for supporting vulnerable countries to cope with the destructive impacts of climate change. The connections with activists from across the globe led us to create powerful action stogether andcenter the narrative around frontline climate activists.Such actions included the demand for Climate Reparations and Loss and Damage Funding on November 10th, several panels in the Youth and Children Pavillion, and in press conferences inside the Blue Zone. With MAPA activists as speakers and shaping the narrative around COP27, there was a strong focus on the urgency of the climate crisis, the need for drastic emission cuts, Reparations and Climate Finance especially for Loss and Damages, and to center and listen to thosevoices most impacted by the climatecrisis. Results <(>&<)> Learning from COP27 Last year we were able to bring 40+ youth climate activists from the Global South part of FFFMAPA to COP27 in Sharm el-Sheikh. FFF MAPA activists were able to connect meaningfully andstrategize to create powerful actions. From the first day of COP27, we organized a number of actions inside the main venue at the blue zone. Our major call to action was the adoption of the Loss and Damage fund to be established for supporting vulnerable countries to cope with the destructiveimpacts of climate change.The connections with activists from across the globe led us to create powerful actionstogether and center the narrative around frontline climate activists. Such actions included thedemand for Climate Reparations and Loss and Damage Funding on November 10th, several panels inthe Youth and Children Pavillion, and in press conferences insidethe Blue Zone. With MAPA activistsas speakers and shaping the narrative around COP27, there was a strong focus on the urgency of theclimate crisis, the need for drastic emission cuts, Reparations and Climate Finance especially for Lossand Damages, and to center and listen to those voices most impacted by the climate crisis.Funding Proposal for COP28 - FFF MAPAThrough the actions and well-coordinated press structure within FFF MAPA, FFFInternational, and the assistance of other media teams, FFF MAPA activists became a significantpresence in traditional media coverage and on social media during COP27. Over 2 weeks, FFF MAPAor MAPA activistsreceived 1.5Koverall media mentions, meanwhile on the social media alone, thereare 2.8 billion potential reach/engagement. The term “Fridays ForFuture MAPA” or “Most AffectedPeople and Areas” OR “@fffmapa” OR “FFF MAPA” was mentioned 968 times in newsandsocialmedia. Examples: VICE, BBC.In comparison to the 18.3K mentions at COP26, the impact has decreased, however thecontext of COP27 offered a more challenging space for mobilisations which may have impacted themedia results. For more links to articles, social media analysis, etc. seethis document.This year’s strategyThis year the campaigns and narratives that we will promote during COP28 will be centeredon demanding Equitable Fossil Fuels Phase Out, a Conflict of Interest Policy for fossil fuel lobbyists,calling out false climate solutions, advocating for the development of the Loss and Damage Fund andshowcasing local initiatives for climate education and community organizing.Fridays For Future MAPA members are organizing campaigns on Loss and Damage, ClimateFinance, Climate Reparations, Climate Education, and end to fossil fuel dependency ahead of theCOP28 summit to amplify this urgency action in the Global South communities. Weplan to work withFridays For Future International and other activistsmovements. We also plan to collaborate withpartner organizations like Greenpeace, 350.org, CAN and COP Coalition, among others, to supportamplifying the message including the media, press and actions organizing.In November, we will potentially organizetwo actions in the first and second week of COP28in Dubai and also decentralized actions in other parts of the world with the target and focus beingone; COP28 discussions, the Global North leaders. Some other activities will be: participating inpress conferences,organizing strategic meetings among the youth, among others. However, this yearwe are putting special emphasis on bringing activists in the delegation with preparation to engagewith the negotiations and the policy space, beyond advocacy.The objectivesofthis delegation are:1. To create awareness in the general public about significantly affected areas and how climatechange policies affect them with the aim that the public will put more pressure on thepolicymakers evenafter COP28 for effective climate change policies.2. To increase awareness of our demands as the Global South on climate justice,a just transitionto clean energy, well-established awareness on climate crisis through climate education, anda just recovery from lossand damage.3. To strengthen coordination of climate movements within the Global South beyond COP28and promote youth participation in climate change actions.4. Amplifying Global South climate change stories on both national and international platforms.Funding Proposal for COP28 - FFFMAPA5. To influence the outcomes of the COP28 negotiations towards achieving a mention of FossilFuels Phase Out in the final cover decision.To fulfill this purpose, we are organizing ourselves to ensure accreditations for members ofour Network.Thisyear weare again paying special attention to building internal structures that allowus to make decisions horizontally, with transparency and accountability, but without losing thecapacity to activate quickly and efficiently. As part of this process, thecriteriato prioritize activistswho receive accreditation and funding are voted on in groups with all the FFF activists involved inCOP28 issues, and our Working Groups operationalize collective decisions.Therefore, our organizational process for this COPwill not only have media and politicalimpacts, it is also serving to strengthen our internal processes, with rotative leaderships, that can bereplicated and perfected for future actions.This year, a team of 10 dedicated youth climate activists fromFFFMAPA willbededicatingtheir time and resources towards supporting MAPA activists to go to COP. Normally, Fridays ForFuture MAPA is volunteer-led. However, climate activists still need to eat, clothe and pay our bills. Assuch, we acknowledge that it is important to remunerate/compensate our activists for their time andresources spent towards making “MAPA at COP28” a reality. By compensating MAPA activists fortheir time, we are also seeking to support and facilitate equitable participation in our organizingnoting thatbeingable to volunteer time is a privilege. Facilitating equitable participation is importantin achieving climate justice. Most of the work we are doing is also being done by leading NGOs andmembers of civil society who are being paid for theirtime. It’s onlyfair that we also compensateMAPA activists.In addition to that, a crucial aspect to incorporate in this year’s budget is contingencybudget, unexpected logistical issues and security needs. Last year some of our activists faced seriousrisks during COP, especially our fellow activists from the SWANA region. However, we need to beprepared to support our activists on these matters, financially, and logistically. For this purpose weare in close contact with the organizations that are building the SafetyHub for COP28, which willinclude training sessions, manuals, and points of contact for rapid response cases, as well as anextensive network of contacts with NGOs that can respond as support providersOxfam NovibClimate 2025 LtdSince Climate 2025 was founded in April 2020, we have grown our team, expanded our offerings, served more and more movements, and learnt a lot. Through all this, our core mission has not changed: activating and amplifying an ecosystem of movements working for urgent systemic change in response to the climate and ecological emergency. The geopolitical landscape has shifted at an alarming rate in many countries towards fascism, yet devastatingly slow to embed and enforce realistic environmental policies and regulations across the globe. There has never been more need for citizen engagement: to stand up courageously against corruption and poor leadership. 2021 saw flaccid ambition at COP26 in Glasgow, continued suffering for those most affected, and the realisation of past scientificpredictions: our unstable climate has intensified extreme weather events causing chaos within communities and crop productions. A surge of youth-led activism has kept our optimism resolute, and we are honoured to work in this space, providing movements with the support they need, to achieve the impact that is essential for humanity to survive. At Climate 2025, we provide infrastructure and capacity-building support to high-potential emerging movements. Climate 2025 offers: 1. Capacity Building 2. Access to Funding 3. Fiscal hosting 4. Ecosystem mapping 5. Stakeholder Engagement Each of these programmes work in tandem, enabling us to refresh the movement ecosystem by amplifying new ideas and faces, activate movements through fiscal hosting, access to funding and capacity building, and, amplify movements through ecosystem mapping and stakeholder engagement.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands United KingdomThe right to life and security12495 12495 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 12495Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceClimate 2025 LtdCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingMAPA engaged in the Feminist COP28 process to build its influencing capacity through participation in advocacy discussions, power mapping, and the development of collective demands and influencing strategies.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-17:SOOxfam NovibInstitute of Climate and Environment - ICE institute is a leading policy and action research organization founded by SIMAD University to tackle climate, environment and development challenges in Somalia and Beyond. The Institute pursues its policy advocacy, capacity development, and climate innovation to build a sustainable greener Somalia. ICE institute works with governments, the private sector, communities and civil societies to build local capacities and safeguard the environment and contribute towards climate resilience. Our work spans climate environment, energy, water, ocean, food, governance and equity. Our publications and findings are accessible to all stakeholders to empower people, inform decision makers and apply knowledge. ICE conducts research on a wide range of environmental and developmental areas. ICE has diverse experts that produce original research, assess solutions and analyses evidence to address the most pressing challenges to drive and deliver lasting solutions towards sustainable development in SomaliaOxfam NovibSimad University -Institute of Climate and Environment - ICE institute is a leading policy and action research organization founded by SIMAD University to tackle climate, environment and development challenges in Somalia and Beyond. The Institute pursues its policy advocacy, capacity development, and climate innovation to build a sustainable greener Somalia. ICE institute works with governments, the private sector, communities and civil societies to build local capacities and safeguard the environment and contribute towards climate resilience. Our work spans climate environment, energy, water, ocean, food, governance and equity. Our publications and findings are accessible to all stakeholders to empower people, inform decision makers and apply knowledge. ICE conducts research on a wide range of environmental and developmental areas. ICE has diverse experts that produce original research, assess solutions and analyses evidence to address the most pressing challenges to drive and deliver lasting solutions towards sustainable development in SomaliaPACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security5853 4682 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 4682Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceSimad University -1171 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 1171Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceSimad University -International, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-18:SOOxfam NovibThe University of Southern Somalia (USS) is proudly among the 41 top tier universities accredited by the National Commission for Higher Education (NCHE) in Somalia. The USS started its academic operation in May 2007. USS's main objective is to educate the next generation of Somali professionals and leaders without regard to their social background, status, or region of origin. Therefore, as an institution, they are committed to promoting diversity in their student body, faculty, and in their curriculum by actively encouraging multiple perspectives of ideas, participation and scholarship. USS has a Vision of being among the leading global academic andresearch institutions, by excelling in the disciplines they offer in the sciences, the social sciences,innovative technology, in the humanities, and in research—hence opening doors to prospective students from all the regions of the Federal Republic of Somalia and the rest of the world.Oxfam NovibUniversity Of Southern SomaliaThe University of Southern Somalia (USS) is proudly among the 41 top tier universities accredited by the National Commission for Higher Education (NCHE) in Somalia. The USS started its academic operation in May 2007. USS's main objective is to educate the next generation of Somali professionals and leaders without regard to their social background, status, or region of origin. Therefore, as an institution, they are committed to promoting diversity in their student body, faculty, and in their curriculum by actively encouraging multiple perspectives of ideas, participation and scholarship. USS has a Vision of being among the leading global academic andresearch institutions, by excelling in the disciplines they offer in the sciences, the social sciences,innovative technology, in the humanities, and in research—hence opening doors to prospective students from all the regions of the Federal Republic of Somalia and the rest of the world.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security6330 -4314682 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 4682Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceUniversity Of Southern Somalia1217 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 1217Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceUniversity Of Southern SomaliaInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-19:SOOxfam NovibPuntland State University (PSU) is a leading institution of higher learning centrally situated in Garowe, the capital city of Puntland State of Somalia. The institution was founded in 1999 as Garowe School of Management and named Puntland Community College in 2001. In 2004 presidential decrees No. 156 and No. 60 transformed the college into Public state university, and has since expanded rapidly to its present status as a leading institution for the provision of higher education in Somalia. PSU’s prime objective is to be able to contribute to the socioeconomic development in Somalia through the provision and dissemination of relevant educational programmes. The university realizes the need for relevant education and training programmes that meet the developmental aspirations of the community and consistently works towards availing them. PSU was top ranked university in Somalia in 2013 and 2014.Oxfam NovibPuntland State UniversityPuntland State University (PSU) is a leading institution of higher learning centrally situated in Garowe, the capital city of Puntland State of Somalia. The institution was founded in 1999 as Garowe School of Management and named Puntland Community College in 2001. In 2004 presidential decrees No. 156 and No. 60 transformed the college into Public state university, and has since expanded rapidly to its present status as a leading institution for the provision of higher education in Somalia. PSU’s prime objective is to be able to contribute to the socioeconomic development in Somalia through the provision and dissemination of relevant educational programmes. The university realizes the need for relevant education and training programmes that meet the developmental aspirations of the community and consistently works towards availing them. PSU was top ranked university in Somalia in 2013 and 2014.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security6330 -4314682 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 4682Panafrican Climate Justice AlliancePuntland State University1217 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 1217Panafrican Climate Justice AlliancePuntland State UniversityInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-20:SOOxfam NovibThe Somaliland Women Resource Centre (SWRC) envisions a future where every woman in Somaliland not only realizes her full potentialbut thrives in an equitable and protected work environment. Regardless of background or circumstance. SWRC is committed toprovidingaccess to education and training, ensuring every woman can pursue and sustain her desired employment. Somaliland Women Resource Centre (SWRC) aims to empower young women through education and skill-building initiatives, viewing higher educationas crucial for their empowerment. SWRC provides comprehensive capacity building programs that includes both technical and soft skills to help young women secure meaningful employment and foster entrepreneurship. The organization is committed to guiding young women towards fulfillingcareers that align with their aspirations and potential, nurturing their talents, and supporting their contributions to society through this, SWRC are realizing an economically just society.Oxfam NovibSomaliland Women’s Resource CenterThe Somaliland Women Resource Centre (SWRC) envisions a future where every woman in Somaliland not only realizes her full potentialbut thrives in an equitable and protected work environment. Regardless of background or circumstance. SWRC is committed toprovidingaccess to education and training, ensuring every woman can pursue and sustain her desired employment. Somaliland Women Resource Centre (SWRC) aims to empower young women through education and skill-building initiatives, viewing higher educationas crucial for their empowerment. SWRC provides comprehensive capacity building programs that includes both technical and soft skills to help young women secure meaningful employment and foster entrepreneurship. The organization is committed to guiding young women towards fulfillingcareers that align with their aspirations and potential, nurturing their talents, and supporting their contributions to society through this, SWRC are realizing an economically just society.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security5825 4660 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 4660Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceSomaliland Women’s Resource Center1165 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 1165Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceSomaliland Women’s Resource CenterInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-21:SOOxfam NovibArlaadi Environment and Human Rights Organization - AEHRO is an independent Voluntary non government, non partisan and non profit organization established to address the multi layered constraints and causes of poverty, environmental worsening and climatic challenges in Somalia's South west State as well as to reduce the occurrence of catastrophes and cope with disaster aftermath and negative impact on poverty. The vision of AEHRO “Is enhanced resilience to climate change and improved agricultural production through environmentally and economically sustainable means” and Society free from any kind of violence. The mission of AEHRO “Is to combat poverty-related events, promote food and nutrition security, and increase economic growth through long-term strategies by advocating, raising awareness, promoting good governance and democracy, promoting peace and justice.”The goal of AEHRO is to contribute and improve the living standard of the vulnerable communities of Southwest State regions through community mobilization, capacity building, information sharing, data gathering, advocacy <(>&<)> strengthening of the society at the grass root level.Oxfam NovibArlaadi Environment and Human RightArlaadi Environment and Human Rights Organization - AEHRO is an independent Voluntary non government, non partisan and non profit organization established to address the multi layered constraints and causes of poverty, environmental worsening and climatic challenges in Somalia's South west State as well as to reduce the occurrence of catastrophes and cope with disaster aftermath and negative impact on poverty. The vision of AEHRO “Is enhanced resilience to climate change and improved agricultural production through environmentally and economically sustainable means” and Society free from any kind of violence. The mission of AEHRO “Is to combat poverty-related events, promote food and nutrition security, and increase economic growth through long-term strategies by advocating, raising awareness, promoting good governance and democracy, promoting peace and justice.”The goal of AEHRO is to contribute and improve the living standard of the vulnerable communities of Southwest State regions through community mobilization, capacity building, information sharing, data gathering, advocacy <(>&<)> strengthening of the society at the grass root level.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security5825 4660 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 4660Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceArlaadi Environment and Human Right1165 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 1165Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceArlaadi Environment and Human RightInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-22:SOOxfam NovibGeed Beer, Rejo Beer (GBRBI) is a youth-led initiative in Somaliland that is dedicated to environmental restoration and conservation. They aim to address the degradation of natural dryland forests and biodiversity loss by engaging communities in reforestation efforts like mass tree planting campaigns across the country from universities, households to all the way in public places like schoolsand hospitals. Geed Beer, Rejo Beer team operates as a non-profit organization, focusing on biodiversity conservation, youth empowerment through education, and collaboration with various stakeholders. Their goal is to plant hundreds of thousands of trees over thenext decade, mitigating deforestation's impact. The mission is to empower and educate the community, combat climate change, and enhance environmental resilience through widespread tree planting. Their vision is to foster a sustainable future where nature and communities coexist harmoniously. Through education, resources, and community engagement, Geedbeer team strives to create a greener and healthier environment for all in Somaliland. Rejo beer, geed beer – which literally translates to plant a tree, plant hope have 6 key thematic areas which is range and forest, environmental awareness raising, reforestation, climate justice advocacy, soil management and conservation, and agricultural development. This initiative have gathered a group of environmental and climate professionals who are passionate about the cause and making a difference in national and regional level.Oxfam NovibGeed Beer Rejo Beer OrganizationGeed Beer, Rejo Beer (GBRBI) is a youth-led initiative in Somaliland that is dedicated to environmental restoration and conservation. They aim to address the degradation of natural dryland forests and biodiversity loss by engaging communities in reforestation efforts like mass tree planting campaigns across the country from universities, households to all the way in public places like schoolsand hospitals. Geed Beer, Rejo Beer team operates as a non-profit organization, focusing on biodiversity conservation, youth empowerment through education, and collaboration with various stakeholders. Their goal is to plant hundreds of thousands of trees over thenext decade, mitigating deforestation's impact. The mission is to empower and educate the community, combat climate change, and enhance environmental resilience through widespread tree planting. Their vision is to foster a sustainable future where nature and communities coexist harmoniously. Through education, resources, and community engagement, Geedbeer team strives to create a greener and healthier environment for all in Somaliland. Rejo beer, geed beer – which literally translates to plant a tree, plant hope have 6 key thematic areas which is range and forest, environmental awareness raising, reforestation, climate justice advocacy, soil management and conservation, and agricultural development. This initiative have gathered a group of environmental and climate professionals who are passionate about the cause and making a difference in national and regional level.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security5825 4660 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 4660Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGeed Beer Rejo Beer Organization1165 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 1165Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGeed Beer Rejo Beer OrganizationInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-23:SOOxfam NovibGreen Hope Movement (GHM) is a youth led environmental local organization that enables communities, especially youth and women to become environmental protection and climate action agents and enable communities to take control of their environmental preservation and economic development. GHM seeks to create awareness of environmental challenges in Somalia and strategically assist in solving them. Somalia is blessed with diverse biodiversity, valuable minerals, and a resilient population. However, challenges like climate change, plastic waste management, deforestation, water pollution, flooding, and prolonged/recurrent droughts are some of the issues the country is grappling with. It is these challenges that inspired our founders to take the initiative in creating Green Hope Movement (GHM). GHM also aspires to be a world class community Based Organization that inspires advocacy, positive change on environmentalchallenges facing East Africa and mainstreaming of environmental concerns in development and sustainability of the present and future global community. GHM aims to create a viable society that Prevent, restore, and protect Environment by reducing degradation and building green, healthy, and sustainable ecosystems in the communities by empowering the society.Oxfam NovibGreen Hope MovementGreen Hope Movement (GHM) is a youth led environmental local organization that enables communities, especially youth and women to become environmental protection and climate action agents and enable communities to take control of their environmental preservation and economic development. GHM seeks to create awareness of environmental challenges in Somalia and strategically assist in solving them. Somalia is blessed with diverse biodiversity, valuable minerals, and a resilient population. However, challenges like climate change, plastic waste management, deforestation, water pollution, flooding, and prolonged/recurrent droughts are some of the issues the country is grappling with. It is these challenges that inspired our founders to take the initiative in creating Green Hope Movement (GHM). GHM also aspires to be a world class community Based Organization that inspires advocacy, positive change on environmentalchallenges facing East Africa and mainstreaming of environmental concerns in development and sustainability of the present and future global community. GHM aims to create a viable society that Prevent, restore, and protect Environment by reducing degradation and building green, healthy, and sustainable ecosystems in the communities by empowering the society.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security5825 4660 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 4660Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGreen Hope Movement1165 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 1165Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGreen Hope MovementInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-24:SOOxfam NovibThe Action for Environment (A4E), is Somalia's pioneer environmental action organization first establishsed in 2016 as Somali Environmental Conservation. A4E employs research, advocacy, and action on environmental conservation and taking climate actions by designing creative programs to engage communities and be a part of solving environmental and climate change challenges. Today, A4E has evolved into a multi-program organization that currently runs a variety of programs ranging from environmental education , WASH, Climate Adaptation and Resilience to podcasts, beach cleanup and environmental summits as well as climate and peace forums. Action for Environment promotes and coordinates actions on environmental conservation through research, advocacy, and education to ensure a healthy environment for the current and future generations in the Horn of Africa. A4E also aspires the achievement of a sustaible, cleaner, healthier and well preserved environmentOxfam NovibAction 4 EnvironmentThe Action for Environment (A4E), is Somalia's pioneer environmental action organization first establishsed in 2016 as Somali Environmental Conservation. A4E employs research, advocacy, and action on environmental conservation and taking climate actions by designing creative programs to engage communities and be a part of solving environmental and climate change challenges. Today, A4E has evolved into a multi-program organization that currently runs a variety of programs ranging from environmental education , WASH, Climate Adaptation and Resilience to podcasts, beach cleanup and environmental summits as well as climate and peace forums. Action for Environment promotes and coordinates actions on environmental conservation through research, advocacy, and education to ensure a healthy environment for the current and future generations in the Horn of Africa. A4E also aspires the achievement of a sustaible, cleaner, healthier and well preserved environmentPACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security5825 4660 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 4660Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceAction 4 Environment1165 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 1165Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceAction 4 EnvironmentInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-25:SOOxfam NovibThe AACJ consortium in Somalia will work from a movement building perspective and focus on increasing the knowledge of existing CSOs around climate change and the prospect of climate justice policies. Broadening the partner base and effectively linking local organizations in Somaliland is fundamental to movement building (Pathway 1). Activities related to this objective include developing online and offline platforms to share knowledge between humanitarian organizations, women, youth and minority groups. Another priority is to raise awareness of CSOs and citizens on climate justice rights, including facilitating the participation of climate activists in media discussions and policy debates about climate justice in the regional and national context (Pathway 2). With the support of Natural Justice, the consortium will look for opportunities to develop legal empowerment approaches for communities (for example a paralegal programme and community audits) to defend their rights.Oxfam NovibUniversity of HargeisaThe project has no gender capacity building plans, the partner is the University of Hargeisa and they have been implementing access to justice programing with different aid donors and agencies . UOH aspires to become a leading national center ofeducational excellence that meets the nation’s immediate and long-term goals for education and human development. Oxfam has established the Ignite Career Hub at the University of Hargeisa, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs as part of the LEAD Programme, to address the challenge of youth unemployment in Somaliland. The center provides young people with 21st century skills and links them with job opportunities to help them enter the job market. The University of Hargeisa was selected as thehost of the career center, based on its status as a state university, ownership of premises, and capacity to run and sustain the center's operationsPACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security5825 4660 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 4660Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceUniversity of Hargeisa1165 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 1165Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceUniversity of HargeisaInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-26:TZOxfam NovibIn just two years, the Climate Justice Camp (CJC) has grown into the largest global platform of its kind, bringing together hundreds of organizers, activists, advocates, and community leaders working at the intersection of climate and social justice. This unique space facilitates members of diverse movements in the Global South to meet face-to-face; and build knowledge, strategies, capacity, community, and networks that are taken back to communities on the frontlines of climate change, resulting in real-world and long-term action. Over the period of a week, participants develop, take part in, and lead workshops and events focused on a series of thematic strands with concrete objectives. Participants are carefully selected to represent a broad range of backgrounds and sectors, including climate justice, conservation, social justice, human rights, humanitarian, women’s rights <(>&<)> feminism, Indigenous rights and LGBTQIA+ issues. In 2022, the first CJC in Tunisia gathered 350 organizers from 65 countries. The following year, the 2023 camp held in Lebanon hosted 450 leaders from nearly 100 nations. These camps involved support from more than 200 organizations, attractedover 10,000 applications, and have led to an active community of 500+ members who remain in touch and continue to collaborate. The CJC is gaining visibility globally each year, and has been the subject of over 70 media reports, including coverage by top-tier outlets like The Guardian, the BBC, EFE News Agency, Infobae, ABC, Al Hurra, Dubai TV, and Al Mayadeen. On digital platforms, posts under the Climate Justice Camp hashtags have garnered over 113,000 interactions, and videos over 1,717,041 views. The Climate Justice Camp was mentioned in over 700 posts, reaching a potential audience of over 12 million people. We also had a range of social media influencers in attendance, who posted about the camp to their collective audiences of hundreds of thousands of people; the camp was featured on accounts including Feminist, Earthly Education, Intersectional Environmentalist, and Atmos. ● Recap from Tunisia ● Recap from Lebanon Given the tremendous interest, energy, and support emanating from young organizers in Sub-Saharan Africa, the Climate Justice Camp has made the strategic decision to host its third edition in Arusha, Tanzania at the MS Training Center for Development Cooperation from the 8th-12th October 2024. The impact of the previous editions in Tunisia and Lebanon has been transformative, driving real-world and long-term action at local, regional, and international levels that present a significant opportunity to channel themomentum and collaborative spirit into Sub-Saharan Africa. Climate Justice Camp Objectives The Climate Justice Camp serves as a dynamic hub for building meaningful relationships, fostering networks, and forging alliances among groups dedicated to climate justice, social justice, and youth engagement. Additionally, the CJC provides a crucial opportunity for youth advocates to strategically plan and enhance their engagement, maximizing their influence and effectiveness at following UNFCCC COPs. This inclusive space brings together civil society actors, local community advocates, and passionate organizers to create impactful connections, promote collaboration, and unite efforts to deliver strategic impact. 1. Co-creation of cross-border and cross-issue strategies: a. Strategic development: In this collaborative space, grassroots groups co-create strategies, tactics, narratives, and symbols to build cross-border solidarity and design impactful campaigns. b. Mobilization plans and advocacy for systemic change: The CJC program prominently features discussions on Climate Finance, Adaptation, and Just Transition. 2. Building relationships, networks and alliances a. Facilitating connection through storytelling sessions: The CJC provides a platform for organizers and groups to engage in storytelling sessions, where participants can share and listen to local stories, lessons learned, and best practices. b. Networking and community building for lasting connections: Encouraging networking and community building, the CJC enables groups to connect across issues, geographies, and demographics. c. Cross-border solidarity in inclusive spaces: The camp provides open, safe, and inclusive spaces for local organizers and advocates to discuss their specific contexts and community needs. 3. Building capacity and communities of practice: By bringing people together from across the region, the CJC creates opportunities for a diverse range of training, workshops, and capacity development initiatives. Participants gain access to a myriad of sessions offered by partners, the coordination team, and fellow participants. Additionally, thecamp aims to establish regional communities of practice, ensuring that shared learnings and best practices continue to be connected and utilized beyond the camp.Oxfam NovibGreenpeace MENAEstablished in 2018, Greenpeace MENA is the newest organization of the Greenpeace network. Greenpeace MENA has a regional operation in the Middle East and North Africa with an ongoing continuous presence in several countries in the region. Greenpeace MENA offers solutions to the major environmental problems in the Middle East and North African region, notably the climate emergency. We work hand in hand with diverse regional and national stakeholders, focusing our work where we have expertise and experience and where we can make the greatest impact and contribution. Greenpeace MENA seeks to promote a greener, more sustainable and more equitable future for everyone. We believe that a better world is not only possible, but is already happening.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to life and security10000 10000 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 10000Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGreenpeace MENACSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingGreenpeace supported the Climate Justice Camp by enabling media access and visibility, helping amplify the camp’s messaging and reach external audiencesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-27:SOOxfam NovibOxfam/Somalia is implementing a programme in Somalia with the goal of amplifying and supporting voices of the most vulnerable groups and their capacity within the context of the climate emergency hence implementing this locally led climate action and climate education The objective of this is to capacitate young people and students at university level to equip them necessary skills and knowledge around climate change / justice through creation of Climate education platforms, debates, and peer-peer learning. This initiative will enhance young Somalia students’ knowledge and skills necessary to bring lasting change and resilience to their communities. The Youth and the academia should spearhead active, bottom-up, people-driven Climate movement through various methods based on digital communication, including collaborative tools and Social Medias, to ensure the voices of excluded communities are heard The Climate education includes: - Community support through climate awareness and education. - Media relations - Media engagement – Climate change story from Youth, Activist, and women to share their experience around climate change / justice. - Professional learning; Workshop / Seminars / events. - Networking sessions -beer -beer learning – Collective Visioning focusing on Climate justice and connectwith other activist to create space for dialogues and debates around climate change. - Tree planting initiatives at school and community level. The locally led climate action includes: •Promote locally led actions to enable CBOs, CSOs and Youth led organizationsto take up more leadership role in climate action in Somalia (Galmudug and Jubaland States). • Facilitate the development of climate narrative that reflects the experience, challenges and solutions of communities affected by climate change. • To advocate for local led solutions, strengthening the voices of those most affected by climate shocks. • Foster knowledge sharing and with diverse groups including activist, Youth lead and womengroups, Grassroots Communities and involve them in Climate actions efforts.Oxfam NovibWajir South Development AssosiationWASDA was established as a nongovernmental in Somalia in 2001. The organisation strives to supplement the efforts of governments and other development stakeholders in addressing developmental challenges in the Horn of Africa. WASDA is currently implementing development initiatives in North-Eastern Kenya and parts of Southern Somalia. WASDA has been working with pastoral communities in North-Eastern Kenya and Southern Somalia for 23 years. The organisation has, in the process, gained and built a wealth of experience and knowledge that informs its programming. It utilises limited resources to change the lives of millions of people in its geographical areas of operation. In the last 23 years, WASDA has reached over 1.5 million people with livelihood, food security; water; sanitation and hygiene; health and nutrition; education and emergency humanitarian support. VISION Empowered communities in the Horn of Africa that are resilient, innovative and peaceful MISSION To mobilize and engage communities and other stakeholders in creating strategic partnerships for sustainable management of the environment, water resources, livelihoods, and education and public health services in the Horn of Africa.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security11641 10477 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 10477Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceWajir South Development Assosiation1164 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 1164Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceWajir South Development AssosiationInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-28:SOOxfam NovibOxfam/Somalia is implementing a programme in Somalia with the goal of amplifying and supporting voices of the most vulnerable groups and their capacity within the context of the climate emergency hence implementing this locally led climate action and climate education The objective of this is to capacitate young people and students at university level to equip them necessary skills and knowledge around climate change / justice through creation of Climate education platforms, debates, and peer-peer learning. This initiative will enhance young Somalia students’ knowledge and skills necessary to bring lasting change and resilience to their communities. The Youth and the academia should spearhead active, bottom-up, people-driven Climate movement through various methods based on digital communication, including collaborative tools and Social Medias, to ensure the voices of excluded communities are heard The Climate education includes: - Community support through climate awareness and education. - Media relations - Media engagement – Climate change story from Youth, Activist, and women to share their experience around climate change / justice. - Professional learning; Workshop / Seminars / events. - Networking sessions -beer -beer learning – Collective Visioning focusing on Climate justice and connectwith other activist to create space for dialogues and debates around climate change. - Tree planting initiatives at school and community level. The locally led climate action includes: •Promote locally led actions to enable CBOs, CSOs and Youth led organizations to take up more leadership role in climate action in Somalia (Galmudug and Jubaland States). • Facilitate the development of climate narrative that reflects the experience, challengesand solutions of communities affected by climate change. • To advocate for local led solutions, strengthening the voices of those most affected by climate shocks. • Foster knowledge sharing and with diverse groups including activist, Youth lead and women groups, Grassroots Communities and involve them in Climate actions efforts.Oxfam NovibCentre for Peace and DemocracyCPD is a Non-Profit, Non-Government Organization (NGO) founded in 2003 and registered in Somalia with the Federal Government and the various Regional Authorities in the areas it operates. The organization has 5 operational offices namely in Mogadishu city, Baidoatown, Galkaio, Hobyo town, Adado town and a liaison office in Nairobi (Kenya). CPD’s original mandate was to solely build peace, reduce conflicts, promote human rights, advance good governance and democratization. However, in 2007, the organization expanded its scope to include humanitarian assistance, poverty reduction through socio-economic development for the communities it serves and supporting the country’s stabilization initiatives as a measure to respond to the prevailing needs of the communities. The organization is under the overall management of the Board made up of Directors. The organization’s daily management is under the Senior Management Team consisting of 10 members including 9 line Managers and the Executive Director who is in charge of the team. CPD has a diverseand qualified human resource base consisting of 113 staff as of September 2018. 2.0 Vision: CPD envisions a poverty-free and sustainably-developed Africa. 3.0 Mission: To facilitate evidenced-based and participatory approaches to development for the sustained welfare of African communities.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security11641 10477 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 10477Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceCentre for Peace and Democracy1164 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 1164Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceCentre for Peace and DemocracyInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-29:SOOxfam NovibOxfam is a global movement of people working together to end the injustice of poverty. Together we save, protect, and rebuild lives. And we won’t stop until every person on the planet can defeat poverty or any type of inequality or discrimination. We arean international confederation of 19 organizations (affiliates) working together with partners and local communities in the areas of humanitarian, development, and campaigning, in more than 90 countries. All our work is led by three core values: Empowerment, Accountability, Inclusiveness. Human-induced climate change is causing dangerous and widespread disruption in nature and affects the lives of billions of people around the world, despite efforts to reduce the risks. The people and ecosystems least able to cope are being hit hard, said scientists in the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report (IPCC sixth assessment Report, 28 February 2022). Climate change is hitting the poorest people on the planet the hardest. Africa, despite its lowcontribution to greenhouse gas emissions, is exceptionally vulnerable to climate change compared with many other regions. Almost half of the population in sub-Saharan Africa live below the poverty line and depend on climate sensitive activities, such asrain-fed agriculture, herding and fishing, for their livelihoods. In 2020, approximately 98 million people suffered from acute food insecurity and needed humanitarian assistance inAfrica, almost a 40% increase from 2019. Approximately 12% of all new displacements worldwide occurred in the East and Horn of Africa regions, with over 1.2 million new disaster related displacements. Specifically, Oxfam/Somalia is implementing a programme in Somalia with the goal of amplifying and supporting voices of the mostvulnerable groups and their capacity within the context of the climate emergency. Las year, Oxfam Somali Programme through the African Activists for Climate Justice project established partnership with academic institutions (universities) across Somaliland, Puntland and south-central implementing impactful activities including capacity building, community outreach and advocacy work. In 2025, Oxfam Somali will continue working together with academia to build the capacity of students and communities at grassroot level by developing climate justice narrative that will enable or shape the countries’ goal in advancing climate action in building more resilient communities. This partnership will enhance the strategic objective of the AACJ programme: A strong and inclusive African movement which mobilizes citizens, companies and governments to advance climate justice, specifically contributing to:  Amplified voices of people who are disproportionately affected by the changing climate, and that offer solutions for a more sustainable future, such as women, youth and local and indigenous communities.  African narratives that highlight lived experiences of women, youth and local and indigenous communities impacted by climate change, and which can help changethe terms of the debate on climate change.  Policy and practice change prevents adverse impacts of climate change, support communities that are already affected and enables the transition to be more sustainable, and low carbon economies, while leaving noone behind. Objectives: 1. Capacitate young people and students at the university level with the necessary skills and knowledge around climate change/justice. 2. Convene climate education platforms, debates, and peer-to-peer learning opportunities. 3. Enhance the knowledge and skills of young Somali students to bring lasting change and resilience to their communities. 4. Develop impactful climate justice narratives and spread through community outreach and dissemination of narratives at grassrootslevel. Scope of Work: o Engage community by linking volunteers/activist /influencers to students to provide community outreach and educational awareness activities. o Develop comprehensive climate education kits tailored for media representatives. Theeducational kits should be tailored to the context. o Organize briefing and orientation sessions to educate media representatives, activists, volunteers, social influencers on climate issues and the importance of climate justice. Distribute educationkits to media houses, youth volunteer groups, influencers, activists. Collaborate with schools (primary and secondary) to integrate climate narratives(Climate education kits) into their extracurricular activities. o Organize public events, campaigns, and workshops to raise awareness about climate issues and spread the Climate justice narratives targeting days like earth Day, Youth Day and world environmental day. Primary Beneficiaries: • youth, women, PWD and minorities. • Secondary beneficiariesincludeparents, volunteers, and grassroots communities. Deliverables: • Climate education kits, content, and educational materials for climate change. • Concept note outlining the work plan for the climate education activities. • Final narrative activity report and financial report. • Lessons learned and recommendations for further actions. Expected Outputs • 2 types of climate justice narratives developed and spread. • 85 people involved in actions, disaggregated by gender, age, disability,and indigenous status Expected Outcome • Increased awareness and engagement among students and communities. • Strengthened collaborations /partnerships between academic institutions, think -Tanks and civil society organizations. • Journalists/media /influencers become advocates for climate justice. • Increased public awareness and engagement in climate justice.Oxfam NovibSimad University -Institute of Climate and Environment - ICE institute is a leading policy and action research organization founded by SIMAD University to tackle climate, environment and development challenges in Somalia and Beyond. The Institute pursues its policy advocacy, capacity development, and climate innovation to build a sustainable greener Somalia. ICE institute works with governments, the private sector, communities and civil societies to build local capacities and safeguard the environment and contribute towards climate resilience. Our work spans climate environment, energy, water, ocean, food, governance and equity. Our publications and findings are accessible to all stakeholders to empower people, inform decision makers and apply knowledge. ICE conducts research on a wide range of environmental and developmental areas. ICE has diverse experts that produce original research, assess solutions and analyses evidence to address the most pressing challenges to drive and deliver lasting solutions towards sustainable development in SomaliaPACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security11670 9336 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 9336Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceSimad University -2334 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 2334Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceSimad University -International, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-30:SOOxfam NovibOxfam is a global movement of people working together to end the injustice of poverty. Together we save, protect, and rebuild lives. And we won’t stop until every person on the planet can defeat poverty or any type of inequality or discrimination. We arean international confederation of 19 organizations (affiliates) working together with partners and local communities in the areas of humanitarian, development, and campaigning, in more than 90 countries. All our work is led by three core values: Empowerment, Accountability, Inclusiveness. Human-induced climate change is causing dangerous and widespread disruption in nature and affects the lives of billions of people around the world, despite efforts to reduce the risks. The people and ecosystems least able to cope are being hit hard, said scientists in the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report (IPCC sixth assessment Report, 28 February 2022). Climate change is hitting the poorest people on the planet the hardest. Africa, despite its lowcontribution to greenhouse gas emissions, is exceptionally vulnerable to climate change compared with many other regions. Almost half of the population in sub-Saharan Africa live below the poverty line and depend on climate sensitive activities, such asrain-fed agriculture, herding and fishing, for their livelihoods. In 2020, approximately 98 million people suffered from acute food insecurity and needed humanitarian assistance inAfrica, almost a 40% increase from 2019. Approximately 12% of all new displacements worldwide occurred in the East and Horn of Africa regions, with over 1.2 million new disaster related displacements. Specifically, Oxfam/Somalia is implementing a programme in Somalia with the goal of amplifying and supporting voices of the mostvulnerable groups and their capacity within the context of the climate emergency. Las year, Oxfam Somali Programme through the African Activists for Climate Justice project established partnership with academic institutions (universities) across Somaliland, Puntland and south-central implementing impactful activities including capacity building, community outreach and advocacy work. In 2025, Oxfam Somali will continue working together with academia to build the capacity of students and communities at grassroot level by developing climate justice narrative that will enable or shape the countries’ goal in advancing climate action in building more resilient communities. This partnership will enhance the strategic objective of the AACJ programme: A strong and inclusive African movement which mobilizes citizens, companies and governments to advance climate justice, specifically contributing to:  Amplified voices of people who are disproportionately affected by the changing climate, and that offer solutions for a more sustainable future, such as women, youth and local and indigenous communities.  African narratives that highlight lived experiences of women, youth and local and indigenous communities impacted by climate change, and which can help changethe terms of the debate on climate change.  Policy and practice change prevents adverse impacts of climate change, support communities that are already affected and enables the transition to be more sustainable, and low carbon economies, while leaving noone behind. Objectives: 1. Capacitate young people and students at the university level with the necessary skills and knowledge around climate change/justice. 2. Convene climate education platforms, debates, and peer-to-peer learning opportunities. 3. Enhance the knowledge and skills of young Somali students to bring lasting change and resilience to their communities. 4. Develop impactful climate justice narratives and spread through community outreach and dissemination of narratives at grassrootslevel. Scope of Work: o Engage community by linking volunteers/activist /influencers to students to provide community outreach and educational awareness activities. o Develop comprehensive climate education kits tailored for media representatives. Theeducational kits should be tailored to the context. o Organize briefing and orientation sessions to educate media representatives, activists, volunteers, social influencers on climate issues and the importance of climate justice. Distribute educationkits to media houses, youth volunteer groups, influencers, activists. Collaborate with schools (primary and secondary) to integrate climate narratives(Climate education kits) into their extracurricular activities. o Organize public events, campaigns, and workshops to raise awareness about climate issues and spread the Climate justice narratives targeting days like earth Day, Youth Day and world environmental day. Primary Beneficiaries: • youth, women, PWD and minorities. • Secondary beneficiariesincludeparents, volunteers, and grassroots communities. Deliverables: • Climate education kits, content, and educational materials for climate change. • Concept note outlining the work plan for the climate education activities. • Final narrative activity report and financial report. • Lessons learned and recommendations for further actions. Expected Outputs • 2 types of climate justice narratives developed and spread. • 85 people involved in actions, disaggregated by gender, age, disability,and indigenous status Expected Outcome • Increased awareness and engagement among students and communities. • Strengthened collaborations /partnerships between academic institutions, think -Tanks and civil society organizations. • Journalists/media /influencers become advocates for climate justice. • Increased public awareness and engagement in climate justice.Oxfam NovibUniversity Of Southern SomaliaThe University of Southern Somalia (USS) is proudly among the 41 top tier universities accredited by the National Commission for Higher Education (NCHE) in Somalia. The USS started its academic operation in May 2007. USS's main objective is to educate the next generation of Somali professionals and leaders without regard to their social background, status, or region of origin. Therefore, as an institution, they are committed to promoting diversity in their student body, faculty, and in their curriculum by actively encouraging multiple perspectives of ideas, participation and scholarship. USS has a Vision of being among the leading global academic andresearch institutions, by excelling in the disciplines they offer in the sciences, the social sciences,innovative technology, in the humanities, and in research—hence opening doors to prospective students from all the regions of the Federal Republic of Somalia and the rest of the world.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security11670 9336 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 9336Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceUniversity Of Southern Somalia2334 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 2334Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceUniversity Of Southern SomaliaInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-31:SOOxfam NovibOxfam is a global movement of people working together to end the injustice of poverty. Together we save, protect, and rebuild lives. And we won’t stop until every person on the planet can defeat poverty or any type of inequality or discrimination. We arean international confederation of 19 organizations (affiliates) working together with partners and local communities in the areas of humanitarian, development, and campaigning, in more than 90 countries. All our work is led by three core values: Empowerment, Accountability, Inclusiveness. Human-induced climate change is causing dangerous and widespread disruption in nature and affects the lives of billions of people around the world, despite efforts to reduce the risks. The people and ecosystems least able to cope are being hit hard, said scientists in the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report (IPCC sixth assessment Report, 28 February 2022). Climate change is hitting the poorest people on the planet the hardest. Africa, despite its lowcontribution to greenhouse gas emissions, is exceptionally vulnerable to climate change compared with many other regions. Almost half of the population in sub-Saharan Africa live below the poverty line and depend on climate sensitive activities, such asrain-fed agriculture, herding and fishing, for their livelihoods. In 2020, approximately 98 million people suffered from acute food insecurity and needed humanitarian assistance inAfrica, almost a 40% increase from 2019. Approximately 12% of all new displacements worldwide occurred in the East and Horn of Africa regions, with over 1.2 million new disaster related displacements. Specifically, Oxfam/Somalia is implementing a programme in Somalia with the goal of amplifying and supporting voices of the mostvulnerable groups and their capacity within the context of the climate emergency. Las year, Oxfam Somali Programme through the African Activists for Climate Justice project established partnership with academic institutions (universities) across Somaliland, Puntland and south-central implementing impactful activities including capacity building, community outreach and advocacy work. In 2025, Oxfam Somali will continue working together with academia to build the capacity of students and communities at grassroot level by developing climate justice narrative that will enable or shape the countries’ goal in advancing climate action in building more resilient communities. This partnership will enhance the strategic objective of the AACJ programme: A strong and inclusive African movement which mobilizes citizens, companies and governments to advance climate justice, specifically contributing to:  Amplified voices of people who are disproportionately affected by the changing climate, and that offer solutions for a more sustainable future, such as women, youth and local and indigenous communities.  African narratives that highlight lived experiences of women, youth and local and indigenous communities impacted by climate change, and which can help changethe terms of the debate on climate change.  Policy and practice change prevents adverse impacts of climate change, support communities that are already affected and enables the transition to be more sustainable, and low carbon economies, while leaving noone behind. Objectives: 1. Capacitate young people and students at the university level with the necessary skills and knowledge around climate change/justice. 2. Convene climate education platforms, debates, and peer-to-peer learning opportunities. 3. Enhance the knowledge and skills of young Somali students to bring lasting change and resilience to their communities. 4. Develop impactful climate justice narratives and spread through community outreach and dissemination of narratives at grassrootslevel. Scope of Work: o Engage community by linking volunteers/activist /influencers to students to provide community outreach and educational awareness activities. o Develop comprehensive climate education kits tailored for media representatives. Theeducational kits should be tailored to the context. o Organize briefing and orientation sessions to educate media representatives, activists, volunteers, social influencers on climate issues and the importance of climate justice. Distribute educationkits to media houses, youth volunteer groups, influencers, activists. Collaborate with schools (primary and secondary) to integrate climate narratives(Climate education kits) into their extracurricular activities. o Organize public events, campaigns, and workshops to raise awareness about climate issues and spread the Climate justice narratives targeting days like earth Day, Youth Day and world environmental day. Primary Beneficiaries: • youth, women, PWD and minorities. • Secondary beneficiariesincludeparents, volunteers, and grassroots communities. Deliverables: • Climate education kits, content, and educational materials for climate change. • Concept note outlining the work plan for the climate education activities. • Final narrative activity report and financial report. • Lessons learned and recommendations for further actions. Expected Outputs • 2 types of climate justice narratives developed and spread. • 85 people involved in actions, disaggregated by gender, age, disability,and indigenous status Expected Outcome • Increased awareness and engagement among students and communities. • Strengthened collaborations /partnerships between academic institutions, think -Tanks and civil society organizations. • Journalists/media /influencers become advocates for climate justice. • Increased public awareness and engagement in climate justice.Oxfam NovibPuntland State UniversityPuntland State University (PSU) is a leading institution of higher learning centrally situated in Garowe, the capital city of Puntland State of Somalia. The institution was founded in 1999 as Garowe School of Management and named Puntland Community College in 2001. In 2004 presidential decrees No. 156 and No. 60 transformed the college into Public state university, and has since expanded rapidly to its present status as a leading institution for the provision of higher education in Somalia. PSU’s prime objective is to be able to contribute to the socioeconomic development in Somalia through the provision and dissemination of relevant educational programmes. The university realizes the need for relevant education and training programmes that meet the developmental aspirations of the community and consistently works towards availing them. PSU was top ranked university in Somalia in 2013 and 2014.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security11670 9336 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 9336Panafrican Climate Justice AlliancePuntland State University2334 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 2334Panafrican Climate Justice AlliancePuntland State UniversityInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-32:SOOxfam NovibOxfam/Somalia/land is implementing a programme in Somalia with the goal of amplifying and supporting the voices of the most vulnerable groups and their capacity within the context of the climate emergency. The strategic objective of the AACJ programme isto mobilize citizens, companies, and governments to advance climate justice, specifically contributing to: 1. Amplified voices of people who are disproportionately affected by the changing climate, offering solutions for a more sustainable future, such as women, youth, andlocal and indigenous communities. 2. African narratives that highlight lived experiences of women, youth, and local and indigenous communities impacted by climate change, helping to change the terms of the debate on climate change. 3. Policy and practice changes that prevent adverse impacts of climate change, support communities already affected, and enable the transition to more sustainable,low-carbon economies, leaving no one behind. Objectives. • Identify and showcase climateaction initiatives across Somalia/land, especially those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. - Produce and distribute a film/documentary showcasing these stories with Somali language narration and English subtitles or dubbing. • Facilitate anddevelop an open, transparent mechanism for selecting social influencers /Climate activist who will contribute to climate action in Somalia. • Facilitate public debates on climate justice topics, including economic development in the context of climatechange. Scope of Work Some of the indicative activities include the following, however, the CSO /CBOs will propose the activities based on the local contexts. • Identifying Inspiring Stories/Initiatives: Document inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Facilitating Climate Action Social Influencers: Establish a transparent mechanism to select climate action influencers and supporttheir initiatives. • Organizing Public Debates on Climate Justice: Collaborate with think tanks and experts to organize debates on climate justice, focusing on economic growth under climate change. Deliverables • Documentary or short film with Englishsubtitles or dubbing inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Detailed criteria (Transparent mechanism) for selecting climate actioninfluencers. • Documented Series of public debates on climate justice. • One final financial and Narrative report. Expected Outputs • 2 types of connections/events reuniting civil society organizations and networks. • 2 types of climate justice narratives developed and spread. • 85 people involved in actions, disaggregated by gender, age, disability, and indigenous status. Expected Outcomes • Stronger connections among movements of women, youth, and indigenous communities. • Documented andadopted locally shaped climate solutions. • Amplified voices of grassroots communities. • Enhanced capacity of local communities on climate change topics.Oxfam NovibSomaliland Women’s Resource CenterThe Somaliland Women Resource Centre (SWRC) envisions a future where every woman in Somaliland not only realizes her full potentialbut thrives in an equitable and protected work environment. Regardless of background or circumstance. SWRC is committed toprovidingaccess to education and training, ensuring every woman can pursue and sustain her desired employment. Somaliland Women Resource Centre (SWRC) aims to empower young women through education and skill-building initiatives, viewing higher educationas crucial for their empowerment. SWRC provides comprehensive capacity building programs that includes both technical and soft skills to help young women secure meaningful employment and foster entrepreneurship. The organization is committed to guiding young women towards fulfillingcareers that align with their aspirations and potential, nurturing their talents, and supporting their contributions to society through this, SWRC are realizing an economically just society.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security7409 6669 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 6669Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceSomaliland Women’s Resource Center741 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 741Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceSomaliland Women’s Resource CenterInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-33:SOOxfam NovibOxfam/Somalia/land is implementing a programme in Somalia with the goal of amplifying and supporting the voices of the most vulnerable groups and their capacity within the context of the climate emergency. The strategic objective of the AACJ programme isto mobilize citizens, companies, and governments to advance climate justice, specifically contributing to: 1. Amplified voices of people who are disproportionately affected by the changing climate, offering solutions for a more sustainable future, such as women, youth, andlocal and indigenous communities. 2. African narratives that highlight lived experiences of women, youth, and local and indigenous communities impacted by climate change, helping to change the terms of the debate on climate change. 3. Policy and practice changes that prevent adverse impacts of climate change, support communities already affected, and enable the transition to more sustainable,low-carbon economies, leaving no one behind. Objectives. • Identify and showcase climateaction initiatives across Somalia/land, especially those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. - Produce and distribute a film/documentary showcasing these stories with Somali language narration and English subtitles or dubbing. • Facilitate anddevelop an open, transparent mechanism for selecting social influencers /Climate activist who will contribute to climate action in Somalia. • Facilitate public debates on climate justice topics, including economic development in the context of climatechange. Scope of Work Some of the indicative activities include the following, however, the CSO /CBOs will propose the activities based on the local contexts. • Identifying Inspiring Stories/Initiatives: Document inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Facilitating Climate Action Social Influencers: Establish a transparent mechanism to select climate action influencers and supporttheir initiatives. • Organizing Public Debates on Climate Justice: Collaborate with think tanks and experts to organize debates on climate justice, focusing on economic growth under climate change. Deliverables • Documentary or short film with Englishsubtitles or dubbing inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Detailed criteria (Transparent mechanism) for selecting climate actioninfluencers. • Documented Series of public debates on climate justice. • One final financial and Narrative report. Expected Outputs • 2 types of connections/events reuniting civil society organizations and networks. • 2 types of climate justice narratives developed and spread. • 85 people involved in actions, disaggregated by gender, age, disability, and indigenous status. Expected Outcomes • Stronger connections among movements of women, youth, and indigenous communities. • Documented andadopted locally shaped climate solutions. • Amplified voices of grassroots communities. • Enhanced capacity of local communities on climate change topics.Oxfam NovibArlaadi Environment and Human RightArlaadi Environment and Human Rights Organization - AEHRO is an independent Voluntary non government, non partisan and non profit organization established to address the multi layered constraints and causes of poverty, environmental worsening and climatic challenges in Somalia's South west State as well as to reduce the occurrence of catastrophes and cope with disaster aftermath and negative impact on poverty. The vision of AEHRO “Is enhanced resilience to climate change and improved agricultural production through environmentally and economically sustainable means” and Society free from any kind of violence. The mission of AEHRO “Is to combat poverty-related events, promote food and nutrition security, and increase economic growth through long-term strategies by advocating, raising awareness, promoting good governance and democracy, promoting peace and justice.”The goal of AEHRO is to contribute and improve the living standard of the vulnerable communities of Southwest State regions through community mobilization, capacity building, information sharing, data gathering, advocacy <(>&<)> strengthening of the society at the grass root level.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security7409 6669 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 6669Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceArlaadi Environment and Human Right741 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 741Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceArlaadi Environment and Human RightInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-34:SOOxfam NovibOxfam/Somalia/land is implementing a programme in Somalia with the goal of amplifying and supporting the voices of the most vulnerable groups and their capacity within the context of the climate emergency. The strategic objective of the AACJ programme isto mobilize citizens, companies, and governments to advance climate justice, specifically contributing to: 1. Amplified voices of people who are disproportionately affected by the changing climate, offering solutions for a more sustainable future, such as women, youth, andlocal and indigenous communities. 2. African narratives that highlight lived experiences of women, youth, and local and indigenous communities impacted by climate change, helping to change the terms of the debate on climate change. 3. Policy and practice changes that prevent adverse impacts of climate change, support communities already affected, and enable the transition to more sustainable,low-carbon economies, leaving no one behind. Objectives. • Identify and showcase climateaction initiatives across Somalia/land, especially those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. - Produce and distribute a film/documentary showcasing these stories with Somali language narration and English subtitles or dubbing. • Facilitate anddevelop an open, transparent mechanism for selecting social influencers /Climate activist who will contribute to climate action in Somalia. • Facilitate public debates on climate justice topics, including economic development in the context of climatechange. Scope of Work Some of the indicative activities include the following, however, the CSO /CBOs will propose the activities based on the local contexts. • Identifying Inspiring Stories/Initiatives: Document inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Facilitating Climate Action Social Influencers: Establish a transparent mechanism to select climate action influencers and supporttheir initiatives. • Organizing Public Debates on Climate Justice: Collaborate with think tanks and experts to organize debates on climate justice, focusing on economic growth under climate change. Deliverables • Documentary or short film with Englishsubtitles or dubbing inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Detailed criteria (Transparent mechanism) for selecting climate actioninfluencers. • Documented Series of public debates on climate justice. • One final financial and Narrative report. Expected Outputs • 2 types of connections/events reuniting civil society organizations and networks. • 2 types of climate justice narratives developed and spread. • 85 people involved in actions, disaggregated by gender, age, disability, and indigenous status. Expected Outcomes • Stronger connections among movements of women, youth, and indigenous communities. • Documented andadopted locally shaped climate solutions. • Amplified voices of grassroots communities. • Enhanced capacity of local communities on climate change topics.Oxfam NovibGeed Beer Rejo Beer OrganizationGeed Beer, Rejo Beer (GBRBI) is a youth-led initiative in Somaliland that is dedicated to environmental restoration and conservation. They aim to address the degradation of natural dryland forests and biodiversity loss by engaging communities in reforestation efforts like mass tree planting campaigns across the country from universities, households to all the way in public places like schoolsand hospitals. Geed Beer, Rejo Beer team operates as a non-profit organization, focusing on biodiversity conservation, youth empowerment through education, and collaboration with various stakeholders. Their goal is to plant hundreds of thousands of trees over thenext decade, mitigating deforestation's impact. The mission is to empower and educate the community, combat climate change, and enhance environmental resilience through widespread tree planting. Their vision is to foster a sustainable future where nature and communities coexist harmoniously. Through education, resources, and community engagement, Geedbeer team strives to create a greener and healthier environment for all in Somaliland. Rejo beer, geed beer – which literally translates to plant a tree, plant hope have 6 key thematic areas which is range and forest, environmental awareness raising, reforestation, climate justice advocacy, soil management and conservation, and agricultural development. This initiative have gathered a group of environmental and climate professionals who are passionate about the cause and making a difference in national and regional level.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security7409 6669 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 6669Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGeed Beer Rejo Beer Organization741 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 741Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGeed Beer Rejo Beer OrganizationInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-35:SOOxfam NovibOxfam/Somalia/land is implementing a programme in Somalia with the goal of amplifying and supporting the voices of the most vulnerable groups and their capacity within the context of the climate emergency. The strategic objective of the AACJ programme isto mobilize citizens, companies, and governments to advance climate justice, specifically contributing to: 1. Amplified voices of people who are disproportionately affected by the changing climate, offering solutions for a more sustainable future, such as women, youth, andlocal and indigenous communities. 2. African narratives that highlight lived experiences of women, youth, and local and indigenous communities impacted by climate change, helping to change the terms of the debate on climate change. 3. Policy and practice changes that prevent adverse impacts of climate change, support communities already affected, and enable the transition to more sustainable,low-carbon economies, leaving no one behind. Objectives. • Identify and showcase climateaction initiatives across Somalia/land, especially those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. - Produce and distribute a film/documentary showcasing these stories with Somali language narration and English subtitles or dubbing. • Facilitate anddevelop an open, transparent mechanism for selecting social influencers /Climate activist who will contribute to climate action in Somalia. • Facilitate public debates on climate justice topics, including economic development in the context of climatechange. Scope of Work Some of the indicative activities include the following, however, the CSO /CBOs will propose the activities based on the local contexts. • Identifying Inspiring Stories/Initiatives: Document inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Facilitating Climate Action Social Influencers: Establish a transparent mechanism to select climate action influencers and supporttheir initiatives. • Organizing Public Debates on Climate Justice: Collaborate with think tanks and experts to organize debates on climate justice, focusing on economic growth under climate change. Deliverables • Documentary or short film with Englishsubtitles or dubbing inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Detailed criteria (Transparent mechanism) for selecting climate actioninfluencers. • Documented Series of public debates on climate justice. • One final financial and Narrative report. Expected Outputs • 2 types of connections/events reuniting civil society organizations and networks. • 2 types of climate justice narratives developed and spread. • 85 people involved in actions, disaggregated by gender, age, disability, and indigenous status. Expected Outcomes • Stronger connections among movements of women, youth, and indigenous communities. • Documented andadopted locally shaped climate solutions. • Amplified voices of grassroots communities. • Enhanced capacity of local communities on climate change topics.Oxfam NovibGreen Hope MovementGreen Hope Movement (GHM) is a youth led environmental local organization that enables communities, especially youth and women to become environmental protection and climate action agents and enable communities to take control of their environmental preservation and economic development. GHM seeks to create awareness of environmental challenges in Somalia and strategically assist in solving them. Somalia is blessed with diverse biodiversity, valuable minerals, and a resilient population. However, challenges like climate change, plastic waste management, deforestation, water pollution, flooding, and prolonged/recurrent droughts are some of the issues the country is grappling with. It is these challenges that inspired our founders to take the initiative in creating Green Hope Movement (GHM). GHM also aspires to be a world class community Based Organization that inspires advocacy, positive change on environmentalchallenges facing East Africa and mainstreaming of environmental concerns in development and sustainability of the present and future global community. GHM aims to create a viable society that Prevent, restore, and protect Environment by reducing degradation and building green, healthy, and sustainable ecosystems in the communities by empowering the society.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security7409 6669 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 6669Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGreen Hope Movement741 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 741Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceGreen Hope MovementInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-36:SOOxfam NovibOxfam/Somalia/land is implementing a programme in Somalia with the goal of amplifying and supporting the voices of the most vulnerable groups and their capacity within the context of the climate emergency. The strategic objective of the AACJ programme isto mobilize citizens, companies, and governments to advance climate justice, specifically contributing to: 1. Amplified voices of people who are disproportionately affected by the changing climate, offering solutions for a more sustainable future, such as women, youth, andlocal and indigenous communities. 2. African narratives that highlight lived experiences of women, youth, and local and indigenous communities impacted by climate change, helping to change the terms of the debate on climate change. 3. Policy and practice changes that prevent adverse impacts of climate change, support communities already affected, and enable the transition to more sustainable,low-carbon economies, leaving no one behind. Objectives. • Identify and showcase climateaction initiatives across Somalia/land, especially those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. - Produce and distribute a film/documentary showcasing these stories with Somali language narration and English subtitles or dubbing. • Facilitate anddevelop an open, transparent mechanism for selecting social influencers /Climate activist who will contribute to climate action in Somalia. • Facilitate public debates on climate justice topics, including economic development in the context of climatechange. Scope of Work Some of the indicative activities include the following, however, the CSO /CBOs will propose the activities based on the local contexts. • Identifying Inspiring Stories/Initiatives: Document inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Facilitating Climate Action Social Influencers: Establish a transparent mechanism to select climate action influencers and supporttheir initiatives. • Organizing Public Debates on Climate Justice: Collaborate with think tanks and experts to organize debates on climate justice, focusing on economic growth under climate change. Deliverables • Documentary or short film with Englishsubtitles or dubbing inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Detailed criteria (Transparent mechanism) for selecting climate actioninfluencers. • Documented Series of public debates on climate justice. • One final financial and Narrative report. Expected Outputs • 2 types of connections/events reuniting civil society organizations and networks. • 2 types of climate justice narratives developed and spread. • 85 people involved in actions, disaggregated by gender, age, disability, and indigenous status. Expected Outcomes • Stronger connections among movements of women, youth, and indigenous communities. • Documented andadopted locally shaped climate solutions. • Amplified voices of grassroots communities. • Enhanced capacity of local communities on climate change topics.Oxfam NovibAction 4 EnvironmentThe Action for Environment (A4E), is Somalia's pioneer environmental action organization first establishsed in 2016 as Somali Environmental Conservation. A4E employs research, advocacy, and action on environmental conservation and taking climate actions by designing creative programs to engage communities and be a part of solving environmental and climate change challenges. Today, A4E has evolved into a multi-program organization that currently runs a variety of programs ranging from environmental education , WASH, Climate Adaptation and Resilience to podcasts, beach cleanup and environmental summits as well as climate and peace forums. Action for Environment promotes and coordinates actions on environmental conservation through research, advocacy, and education to ensure a healthy environment for the current and future generations in the Horn of Africa. A4E also aspires the achievement of a sustaible, cleaner, healthier and well preserved environmentPACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security7409 6669 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 6669Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceAction 4 Environment741 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 741Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceAction 4 EnvironmentInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-37:SOOxfam NovibOxfam is a global movement of people working together to end the injustice of poverty. Together we save, protect, and rebuild lives. And we won’t stop until every person on the planet can defeat poverty or any type of inequality or discrimination. We arean international confederation of 19 organizations (affiliates) working together with partners and local communities in the areas of humanitarian, development, and campaigning, in more than 90 countries. All our work is led by three core values: Empowerment, Accountability, Inclusiveness. Human-induced climate change is causing dangerous and widespread disruption in nature and affects the lives of billions of people around the world, despite efforts to reduce the risks. The people and ecosystems least able to cope are being hit hard, said scientists in the latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report (IPCC sixth assessment Report, 28 February 2022). Climate change is hitting the poorest people on the planet the hardest. Africa, despite its lowcontribution to greenhouse gas emissions, is exceptionally vulnerable to climate change compared with many other regions. Almost half of the population in sub-Saharan Africa live below the poverty line and depend on climate sensitive activities, such asrain-fed agriculture, herding and fishing, for their livelihoods. In 2020, approximately 98 million people suffered from acute food insecurity and needed humanitarian assistance inAfrica, almost a 40% increase from 2019. Approximately 12% of all new displacements worldwide occurred in the East and Horn of Africa regions, with over 1.2 million new disaster related displacements. Specifically, Oxfam/Somalia is implementing a programme in Somalia with the goal of amplifying and supporting voices of the mostvulnerable groups and their capacity within the context of the climate emergency. Las year, Oxfam Somali Programme through the African Activists for Climate Justice project established partnership with academic institutions (universities) across Somaliland, Puntland and south-central implementing impactful activities including capacity building, community outreach and advocacy work. In 2025, Oxfam Somali will continue working together with academia to build the capacity of students and communities at grassroot level by developing climate justice narrative that will enable or shape the countries’ goal in advancing climate action in building more resilient communities. This partnership will enhance the strategic objective of the AACJ programme: A strong and inclusive African movement which mobilizes citizens, companies and governments to advance climate justice, specifically contributing to:  Amplified voices of people who are disproportionately affected by the changing climate, and that offer solutions for a more sustainable future, such as women, youth and local and indigenous communities.  African narratives that highlight lived experiences of women, youth and local and indigenous communities impacted by climate change, and which can help changethe terms of the debate on climate change.  Policy and practice change prevents adverse impacts of climate change, support communities that are already affected and enables the transition to be more sustainable, and low carbon economies, while leaving noone behind. Objectives: 1. Capacitate young people and students at the university level with the necessary skills and knowledge around climate change/justice. 2. Convene climate education platforms, debates, and peer-to-peer learning opportunities. 3. Enhance the knowledge and skills of young Somali students to bring lasting change and resilience to their communities. 4. Develop impactful climate justice narratives and spread through community outreach and dissemination of narratives at grassrootslevel. Scope of Work: o Engage community by linking volunteers/activist /influencers to students to provide community outreach and educational awareness activities. o Develop comprehensive climate education kits tailored for media representatives. Theeducational kits should be tailored to the context. o Organize briefing and orientation sessions to educate media representatives, activists, volunteers, social influencers on climate issues and the importance of climate justice. Distribute educationkits to media houses, youth volunteer groups, influencers, activists. Collaborate with schools (primary and secondary) to integrate climate narratives(Climate education kits) into their extracurricular activities. o Organize public events, campaigns, and workshops to raise awareness about climate issues and spread the Climate justice narratives targeting days like earth Day, Youth Day and world environmental day. Primary Beneficiaries: • youth, women, PWD and minorities. • Secondary beneficiariesincludeparents, volunteers, and grassroots communities. Deliverables: • Climate education kits, content, and educational materials for climate change. • Concept note outlining the work plan for the climate education activities. • Final narrative activity report and financial report. • Lessons learned and recommendations for further actions. Expected Outputs • 2 types of climate justice narratives developed and spread. • 85 people involved in actions, disaggregated by gender, age, disability,and indigenous status Expected Outcome • Increased awareness and engagement among students and communities. • Strengthened collaborations /partnerships between academic institutions, think -Tanks and civil society organizations. • Journalists/media /influencers become advocates for climate justice. • Increased public awareness and engagement in climate justice.Oxfam NovibUniversity of HargeisaThe project has no gender capacity building plans, the partner is the University of Hargeisa and they have been implementing access to justice programing with different aid donors and agencies . UOH aspires to become a leading national center ofeducational excellence that meets the nation’s immediate and long-term goals for education and human development. Oxfam has established the Ignite Career Hub at the University of Hargeisa, funded by the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs as part of the LEAD Programme, to address the challenge of youth unemployment in Somaliland. The center provides young people with 21st century skills and links them with job opportunities to help them enter the job market. The University of Hargeisa was selected as thehost of the career center, based on its status as a state university, ownership of premises, and capacity to run and sustain the center's operationsPACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security11670 9336 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 9336Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceUniversity of Hargeisa2334 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 2334Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceUniversity of HargeisaInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-38:SOOxfam NovibOxfam/Somalia/land is implementing a programme in Somalia with the goal of amplifying and supporting the voices of the most vulnerable groups and their capacity within the context of the climate emergency. The strategic objective of the AACJ programme isto mobilize citizens, companies, and governments to advance climate justice, specifically contributing to: 1. Amplified voices of people who are disproportionately affected by the changing climate, offering solutions for a more sustainable future, such as women, youth, andlocal and indigenous communities. 2. African narratives that highlight lived experiences of women, youth, and local and indigenous communities impacted by climate change, helping to change the terms of the debate on climate change. 3. Policy and practice changes that prevent adverse impacts of climate change, support communities already affected, and enable the transition to more sustainable,low-carbon economies, leaving no one behind. Objectives. • Identify and showcase climateaction initiatives across Somalia/land, especially those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. - Produce and distribute a film/documentary showcasing these stories with Somali language narration and English subtitles or dubbing. • Facilitate anddevelop an open, transparent mechanism for selecting social influencers /Climate activist who will contribute to climate action in Somalia. • Facilitate public debates on climate justice topics, including economic development in the context of climatechange. Scope of Work Some of the indicative activities include the following, however, the CSO /CBOs will propose the activities based on the local contexts. • Identifying Inspiring Stories/Initiatives: Document inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Facilitating Climate Action Social Influencers: Establish a transparent mechanism to select climate action influencers and supporttheir initiatives. • Organizing Public Debates on Climate Justice: Collaborate with think tanks and experts to organize debates on climate justice, focusing on economic growth under climate change. Deliverables • Documentary or short film with Englishsubtitles or dubbing inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Detailed criteria (Transparent mechanism) for selecting climate actioninfluencers. • Documented Series of public debates on climate justice. • One final financial and Narrative report. Expected Outputs • 2 types of connections/events reuniting civil society organizations and networks. • 2 types of climate justice narratives developed and spread. • 85 people involved in actions, disaggregated by gender, age, disability, and indigenous status. Expected Outcomes • Stronger connections among movements of women, youth, and indigenous communities. • Documented andadopted locally shaped climate solutions. • Amplified voices of grassroots communities. • Enhanced capacity of local communities on climate change topics.Oxfam NovibWajir South Development AssosiationWASDA was established as a nongovernmental in Somalia in 2001. The organisation strives to supplement the efforts of governments and other development stakeholders in addressing developmental challenges in the Horn of Africa. WASDA is currently implementing development initiatives in North-Eastern Kenya and parts of Southern Somalia. WASDA has been working with pastoral communities in North-Eastern Kenya and Southern Somalia for 23 years. The organisation has, in the process, gained and built a wealth of experience and knowledge that informs its programming. It utilises limited resources to change the lives of millions of people in its geographical areas of operation. In the last 23 years, WASDA has reached over 1.5 million people with livelihood, food security; water; sanitation and hygiene; health and nutrition; education and emergency humanitarian support. VISION Empowered communities in the Horn of Africa that are resilient, innovative and peaceful MISSION To mobilize and engage communities and other stakeholders in creating strategic partnerships for sustainable management of the environment, water resources, livelihoods, and education and public health services in the Horn of Africa.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security19078 15263 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 15263Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceWajir South Development Assosiation3816 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 3816Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceWajir South Development AssosiationInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-39:SOOxfam NovibOxfam/Somalia/land is implementing a programme in Somalia with the goal of amplifying and supporting the voices of the most vulnerable groups and their capacity within the context of the climate emergency. The strategic objective of the AACJ programme isto mobilize citizens, companies, and governments to advance climate justice, specifically contributing to: 1. Amplified voices of people who are disproportionately affected by the changing climate, offering solutions for a more sustainable future, such as women, youth, andlocal and indigenous communities. 2. African narratives that highlight lived experiences of women, youth, and local and indigenous communities impacted by climate change, helping to change the terms of the debate on climate change. 3. Policy and practice changes that prevent adverse impacts of climate change, support communities already affected, and enable the transition to more sustainable,low-carbon economies, leaving no one behind. Objectives. • Identify and showcase climateaction initiatives across Somalia/land, especially those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. - Produce and distribute a film/documentary showcasing these stories with Somali language narration and English subtitles or dubbing. • Facilitate anddevelop an open, transparent mechanism for selecting social influencers /Climate activist who will contribute to climate action in Somalia. • Facilitate public debates on climate justice topics, including economic development in the context of climatechange. Scope of Work Some of the indicative activities include the following, however, the CSO /CBOs will propose the activities based on the local contexts. • Identifying Inspiring Stories/Initiatives: Document inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Facilitating Climate Action Social Influencers: Establish a transparent mechanism to select climate action influencers and supporttheir initiatives. • Organizing Public Debates on Climate Justice: Collaborate with think tanks and experts to organize debates on climate justice, focusing on economic growth under climate change. Deliverables • Documentary or short film with Englishsubtitles or dubbing inspiring climate action initiatives, focusing on those led by women, marginalized groups, and youth. Engage with local communities for diverse representation. • Detailed criteria (Transparent mechanism) for selecting climate actioninfluencers. • Documented Series of public debates on climate justice. • One final financial and Narrative report. Expected Outputs • 2 types of connections/events reuniting civil society organizations and networks. • 2 types of climate justice narratives developed and spread. • 85 people involved in actions, disaggregated by gender, age, disability, and indigenous status. Expected Outcomes • Stronger connections among movements of women, youth, and indigenous communities. • Documented andadopted locally shaped climate solutions. • Amplified voices of grassroots communities. • Enhanced capacity of local communities on climate change topics.Oxfam NovibCentre for Peace and DemocracyCPD is a Non-Profit, Non-Government Organization (NGO) founded in 2003 and registered in Somalia with the Federal Government and the various Regional Authorities in the areas it operates. The organization has 5 operational offices namely in Mogadishu city, Baidoatown, Galkaio, Hobyo town, Adado town and a liaison office in Nairobi (Kenya). CPD’s original mandate was to solely build peace, reduce conflicts, promote human rights, advance good governance and democratization. However, in 2007, the organization expanded its scope to include humanitarian assistance, poverty reduction through socio-economic development for the communities it serves and supporting the country’s stabilization initiatives as a measure to respond to the prevailing needs of the communities. The organization is under the overall management of the Board made up of Directors. The organization’s daily management is under the Senior Management Team consisting of 10 members including 9 line Managers and the Executive Director who is in charge of the team. CPD has a diverseand qualified human resource base consisting of 113 staff as of September 2018. 2.0 Vision: CPD envisions a poverty-free and sustainably-developed Africa. 3.0 Mission: To facilitate evidenced-based and participatory approaches to development for the sustained welfare of African communities.PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security19079 15264 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 15264Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceCentre for Peace and Democracy3816 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 3816Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceCentre for Peace and DemocracyInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedstenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06068-40:NEOxfam NovibInformation, awareness-raising and engagement workshops for the 265 municipalities of Niger for the revision of Niger's NDC 3.0. Niger, with the support of the NDC Partnership, has started updating its Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC), as part ofits commitments to the Paris Climate Agreement. This revision aims to strengthen the alignment of NDC 3.0 with the vision of national authorities as well as with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). This review process will include: • Updating dataand information taking into account recent programmatic and policy developments; • Integration of the waste sector, as well as better consideration of the water, hygiene and sanitation sectors; • The inclusion of cross-cutting dimensions such as gender,youth, employment and health.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novibs main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fund raising, campaigning and advocacy. The Hub Niamey Niger exists since 2006 as a humanitarian field office and since 2012 as the decentralized Country office for Oxfam Novib, dealing with all the development and humanitarian themes like Sustainable livelihoods, Right to Basic services, Humanitarian and resilience interventions, The right to be heard and the right to an Identity, including women's rights and sexual and reproductive health rights. The Country Office in Niger works with local partners to realize the vision of a Niger without povertyPACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to life and security7965 7284 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 7284Panafrican Climate Justice Alliance682 incoming transaction PACJA- Panafrican Climate Justice 682Panafrican Climate Justice AllianceInternational, regional, national and local alliances and networks engaging on (gendered) climate justice, natural resources and land rights are organized and/or supported and/or are (more) effective and inclusive.alliances whose work is strengthened as a result of activities supportedRéseau des Jeunes Nigériens sur le Changement Climatique (RJNCC); Jeunes Volontaires pour l’Environnement – Niger (JVE-Niger); Agence Nationale de Financement des Collectivités Territoriales (ANFICT); Association des Municipalités du Niger (AMN); the Ministry of Environment, Hydraulics and Sanitation (MEH/A); the Services Techniques Décentralisés (STD); the Communes de Maradi; and participating Climate Activists. These actors include civil society organizations and youth climate networks, national government institutions, local government associations, and international partners collaborating to support awareness-raising, policy engagement, and the revision process of Niger’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC).stenghtened alliances/networks that take joint actions or statementsThe organizations and institutions collaborated through several joint actions aimed at supporting climate governance and the revision of Niger’s Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC 3.0). Excluding the funder, the collaboration involved the following key actions:1. Co-organization of the awareness and mobilization workshopThe Ministry of Environment, Hydraulics and Sanitation (MEH/A), the Nigerien Youth Network on Climate Change (RJNCC), and Young Volunteers for the Environment–Niger (JVE-Niger) jointly organized and facilitated a workshop in Maradi to inform and mobilize local authorities and stakeholders on climate change and the NDC revision process.2. Engagement of local government institutionsThe Association of Municipalities of Niger (AMN), the National Agency for the Financing of Local Authorities (ANFICT), municipal authorities from the Communes of Maradi, and Decentralized Technical Services (STD) participated in discussions aimed at integrating climate change considerations into municipal planning and development processes.3. Development of a commitment note for municipalitiesStakeholders collectively contributed to the preparation of a commitment note addressed to the 255 municipalities of Niger, encouraging them to integrate climate changeconsiderations into their annual and five-year development plans.4. Joint awareness and advocacy on climate policy Civil society organizations (RJNCC and JVE-Niger), together with government and municipal actors, collaborated to raise awareness about climate change, mobilize communities and local authorities, and strengthen advocacy around the NDC revision process.5. Strengthening climate-sensitive local planning Partners agreed to support municipalities in integrating climate change into Communal Development Plans (PDCs) and local investment plans through capacity building, technical guidance, and the promotion of climate-sensitive planning approaches.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06074-02:UGOxfam NovibYouth unemployment in Uganda poses a serious political, economic, and social challenge to the country and its leadership. The cycleis making it increasingly difficult for Uganda to break out of poverty. Young women also more often have to stay at home in a maternal role from a very young age which limits their ability to engage in gainful employment. As a result of unemployment and limited livelihood options, significant number of girls and young women are exposed to risky sexual behaviours which expose them to early marriages, teenage pregnancy, exploitative commercial sex, HIV infections and school dropout. One in four teenage girls in Uganda age 15-19 have either had a child or been pregnant. Youth can be an asset that, if invested in, can bring tremendous social and economicbenefits. For Uganda to benefit from this young and energetic population, strategies should be put in place to ensure that the youth are fully in charge of their lives and are at the fore front of economic development. This project therefore intends to address the above mentioned challenges. The goal overall goal of the project is to improve youth livelihoods and participation in governance and development processes in Uganda. The specific objectives are in three fold: 1. To increase employability and income of youth through agribusiness, entrepreneurship, vocational skilling and business development. 2. To increase participation of youth in decision making processes. 3. To reduce youth vulnerability to sexual exploitation and Gender Based Violence. Oxfam will lead on the activityof youth Placements for internships in different partner organizations. Besides that, Oxfam as the lead consortium member will coordinate the partners in all project requirements especially reviews, audits, monitoring and reporting among othersOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to a sustainable livelihood33975 44062 38921 -66651798European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc1631European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc1711European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc1670European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc1665European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc2019European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc2325European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc2384European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc1780European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc16992European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc1927European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc2291European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc4050European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc2707European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc3344European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc2337European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc1846European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc1853European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc6899European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc5365European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc4660European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc6783European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc3545European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc3864European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc4693European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc4459European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc2166European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc2003European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc8978European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc-2127European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc15European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc4827European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc465European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc6447 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6447CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic1416 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1416CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-8299 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-8299CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic6469 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6469CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-6976European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc111European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc467 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib467CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-6501 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-6501CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic6234European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc-96European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ Soc96 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib96CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06074-03:UGOxfam NovibIFRAD is an entrepreneurship development, private sector organizing and business ecosystem facilitator with over five years# experience in youth economic empowerment programming in Northern Uganda. IFRAD implements a private sector-led model centred around returning power to marginalized women, youth and communities to lead their own development. During the project Period, based on its expertise, IFRAD will take lead in activities that fall under the following broad areas i)Entrepreneurship and skills development to include business and vocational skills trainings, business mentorship, VSLA (Village Saving and Loan Associations) and market linkages; ii) Private sector organizing to include organizing informal business and private sector actors into sub county/district Private Sector Networks able to network, benefit from the power of collectives and voice an advocacy agenda; and iii) Business ecosystem influencing to include local government-based advocacy aimed at systems influencing and making the business operating environment better # with a current focus on influencing regimes around business registration, licensing, taxation, gazetting of market places and influencing local government budget priorities.Oxfam NovibINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERYIFRAD was founded and registered in October 2009 as a non-profit organization, majorly out of passion of then promoters/Board members to respond to the early post conflict injustices in Northern Uganda. Initially based on relief and recovery principles, IFRAD conducted activities addressing major livelihood challenges such as i) community organizing, ii) training of Village Savings and Loans Associations ii) Non-formal vocational and skills trainings and iii) supplying of relief hand-outs, while mainstreaming issues of child protection, gender, and HIV/AIDS. Because of the dynamic (and fast changing) post conflict programming in Northern Uganda, the Board of Directors resolved to re-define the mission and focus of the organization to new development trends not only in Northern Uganda but to Uganda as a whole. In November 2014, the organization took on a development mindset as opposed to post conflict relief and recovery in a bid to contextualize and broaden IFRAD#s programming and impact beyond NorthernUganda and beyond post conflict programming. IFRAD is currently a nationally focused and aspiringly - a leading socio-economic development organization working with enterprising people and businesses to influence pro-development policies, organize communities for positive transformation and development in East Africa. We work with collectively over 3000 young men and women across the various engagements, 56% of whom are female. IFRAD employs a private-sector-led approach towards development through; i)grassroots private sector organizing, ii) influencing local government-based policy debates and advocacy, iii) enhancing of community assets through capacity building, as well as iv) facilitating a functional business ecosystem (through tripartite engagements with; government, financial institutions and more developed private sector). Since 2014, we have mainstreamed Gender and ICT as core elements to IFRAD#s programing as we build out into a professional and highly reputable organization.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to basic social services76158 85118 32474 41887 incoming transaction European Union 41887European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ SocINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY34271 incoming transaction European Union 34271European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ SocINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY51071 incoming transaction European Union 51071European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ SocINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY34047 incoming transaction European Union 34047European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ SocINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY29227 incoming transaction European Union 29227European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ SocINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERY3247 incoming transaction European Union 3247European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ SocINTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION 4 RECOVERYWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.This is cumulative for 2 yearsFemale youth who benefited directly from the trainings during this periodmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.This is cumulative for 2 yearsMale youth who benefited directly from the trainings during this periodWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThese were reached under advocacy and leadership activitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThese were reached under advocacy and leadership activitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.These were reached through Health camps in 2 yearsSRHR is integrated in the trainingsmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.These were reached through Health camps in 2 yearsSRHR is integrated in the trainingsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06074-04:UGOxfam NovibAYDL is one of the leading youth-led Non-Governmental Organizations in Uganda on a mission to put young people at the heart of governance and decision-making. The organization advocates for implementation and reform of policies and laws for increased youth participation in leadership and democratic governance at local and national levels. AYDL mobilizes youth for social change and coordinatesthe National Youth Manifesto initiative through the Youth Coalition for Electoral Democracy in Uganda (YCED) The Project will utilize YCED#s platform as an avenue for continuous mobilization of young people into intellectual discourse on social accountability foryouth, as well as strengthening youth associations on leadership and governance. The cordial relationship between AYDL and the official government youth structures will provide great opportunities for the action to influence the affairs of these important organizations. In this Project AYDL will also take leadership in training youth on leadership and governance, Popularizing Youth related policies including those related to SRHR, Child Marriage and Teenage Pregnancies. They will also facilitate community forums and dialogues to discuss issues that affect youth and adolescents.Oxfam NovibAFRICAN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT LINKAfrican Youth Development Link (AYDL) was established in July 2009 as a youth-led not-for-profit; non-partisan development organization that works to provide a link between youth and governance policy processes in Uganda so that we are each part of something larger than ourselves. AYDL strives to advocate for implementation and reform of laws and policies for increased young people#s participation in leadership and democratic governance process in local and national levels for progress and change Since its establishment, the organization has undergone significant growth and change. The organization#s profile has increased considerably both at the national level and in the Northern Districts in which it operates. With all the changes, regular strategic planning has helped AYDL maintain its focus and manage its growth. AYDL currently is aligned to mutually exclusive themes, including Democracy and Good governance, Socio-economic justice (livelihood), Human rights and Gender Empowerment. And mainly operates in the Central and Northern regionsof Uganda. However, working through a network of grassroots youth-led community-based organizations under the Youth Coalition on Electoral Democracy in Uganda, have the capacity to expand to other regions such as theEast, West and Southern Uganda. Since 2011, AYDL has been implementing policy advocacy projects relating to youth. Such as advocating for the revision and launch of the National Youth Policy 2016, the involvement of youth organisations in consultations and this was achieved and AYDL was also involved in the youth policy revision till the final draft was enacted among many other advocacy and influencing processes AYDL as a convening secretariat for the Youth Coalition on Electoral Democracy in Uganda led the process of developing the National Youth Manifesto 2016-2021.The manifesto contains key policy issues that youth want government to work on to harness their development under the thematic areas of Education, Employment, Health, Sorts and creativearts and youth participation in decision making. AYDL also took lead in influencing political parties to include the youth priorities in their own political party manifestos towards the 2016 general elections which became successful with most political parties picking on some of the key issues. Currently, AYDL is assessing the performance of the NRM government on the youth priorities and is to use the findings for advocacy to influence the realisation of the NRM party pledges to youth.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to basic social servicesThe right to social and political participation55076 57278 1472 30292 incoming transaction European Union 30292European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ SocAFRICAN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT LINK34367 incoming transaction European Union 34367European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ SocAFRICAN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT LINK22911 incoming transaction European Union 22911European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ SocAFRICAN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT LINK23631 incoming transaction European Union 23631European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ SocAFRICAN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT LINK2625 incoming transaction European Union 2625European Union EU EC-EDF Som Civ SocAFRICAN YOUTH DEVELOPMENT LINKWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThis only captures those who have been trained in Leadership in 2 yearsThese were trained in leadership, advocacy and active citizenshipmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThis only captures those who have been trained in Leadership in 2 yearsThese were trained in leadership, advocacy and active citizenshipWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.These were reached through advocacy and influencing platforms for 2 yearsThese are the youth who are holding duty bearers to account through lobby meetings and followupsmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.These were reached through advocacy and influencing platforms for 2 yearsThese are the youth who are holding duty bearers to account through lobby meetings and followupsWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThis only captures those who have been trained in Leadership in 2 yearsmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesThis only captures those who have been trained in Leadership in 2 yearsWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.These were reached through Health CampsThese are community influencers and youth leaders conducting SRHR awareness and referral activitiesmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.These were reached through Health CampsThese are community influencers and youth leaders conducting SRHR awareness and referral activitiesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06095-02:BIOxfam NovibThe DRR program started in 2017 with a grant from the Belgian Cooperation for a pilot project in the provinces of Bubanza and Makamba. In 2019 the project attracted the attention of the DUE, which decided to finance an expansion of the current project to11 provinces. According to the wish of the DUE, the program is complementary to an IOM intervention financed under the same budget line and extended over the national territory. The program#s goal is to improve the resilience of target communities and the expected impact is to have 66 local communities (in 11 provinces) capable of preventing, responding and mitigating the catastrophes# impact. It is based on 4 pillars: 1. Creation of DRR knowledge diffused till the lowest levels of the territorial organization (hills and communes) and easily applicable in case of emergency. Knowledge is transmitted using learning methodologies adapted to the target populations. 2. Establishment of communal and collateral disaster risk prevention platforms in the intervention zones, while ensuring their effective operation and the autonomy of these platforms. The action will ensure the development and implementation of action plans for each platform. 3. Creation of an Early Warning System, with information about weather alerts translated in Kirundi, exposed in practical terms for farmers and ultimately transmitted to people with a telephone that can receive SMS and transmit them to farmers. This without using the internet but the simple national phone network. 4. Prevent risks and increase households' financial capacities to absorb shocks at the hilly level (the closest to the real needs of the population). This through: - Sensitization of the population to good spatial planning and semi-urban agglomerations, combined with interventions (61 million BIF / commune) to correct the damagedone in the past; - Interventions to increase the resilience of populations: AGR, facilitation of savings groups, linking the population with MFIs and health insurance, direct cash transfers, promotion of good agricultural practices.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to life and security462507 1469579 1296045 65 2125European Union EU EC general11290European Union EU EC general11166European Union EU EC general22218European Union EU EC general17753European Union EU EC general26977European Union EU EC general3330European Union EU EC general101096European Union EU EC general69578European Union EU EC general40589European Union EU EC general68027European Union EU EC general88356European Union EU EC general19669European Union EU EC general30293European Union EU EC general91430European Union EU EC general20708European Union EU EC general28051European Union EU EC general117187European Union EU EC general70325European Union EU EC general71621European Union EU EC general158401European Union EU EC general718820European Union EU EC general35441European Union EU EC general107634European Union EU EC general32249European Union EU EC general57084European Union EU EC general366307European Union EU EC general31257European Union EU EC general36594European Union EU EC general383304European Union EU EC general25345European Union EU EC general207231European Union EU EC general-74988European Union EU EC general77650 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib77650Matching Funds29740European Union EU EC general61771European Union EU EC general4196 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4196Matching Funds58306European Union EU EC general14084European Union EU EC general16148European Union EU EC general6539European Union EU EC general-12186European Union EU EC general-108124European Union EU EC general108124 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib108124Oxfam Novib public funds-8391 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-8391Oxfam Novib public funds8391European Union EU EC general-24519 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-24519Oxfam Novib public funds-60267European Union EU EC general60267 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib60267Unders/overspending Donor FundsWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster riskswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to be better prepared and reduce disaster risksNL-KVK-27108436-A-06095-03:BIOxfam NovibThe IODC is a civil society organization working in the field of community development. The missions of the I.O.D.C association arepart of the National Development Plan 2018-2027. They will allow the organization to bring its milestone in the construction of a prosperous Burundi. Without being exhaustive, the purpose of the I.O.D.C is: (1) To contribute to the promotion of the integrated development of our country, through all the components of the community with a view to the search for a better future; (2) -Contribute to environmental protection and mitigate the adverse effects of climate change; (3) - Contribute in the field of agriculture and livestock. Man is the greatest enemy of himself and his similar. Often out of ignorance, it contributes to soil degradation, environmental pollution, the appearance and spread of diseases, and in short to creating anxiety and despair for the present and an uncertainfuture. In developing countries, the situation is still alarming and the problems that peopleface require asymmetric measures. At a time when the adverse effects of climate change are raging around the world, vulnerable populations are paying a heavy price. In addition, the Burundian Government has joined other nations in ratifying the Paris Agreements on Climate Change known as COP21. Despite this political will, the people of Burundi remain ignorant of the appropriate daily measures to mitigate and adapt to climate change. In Burundi, the vulnerability factors vary from one region to another, from one province to another but are mainly constituted by floods, strong winds, droughts, landslides, epidemic diseases, etc. The most exposed groups are in particular senior citizens, children under 5, pregnant women, widows (fs), people living with disabilities, etc. The communes of Bubanza province are no exceptionto these consequences linked to climate change. We will cite in this case the Commune Gihanga, located in the plain of Imbo but which experiences water disturbances but also floods in the event of heavy rainfall in the communes upstream. Thus, the vulnerability factors mentioned above have direct consequences on the living conditions of victims and affected persons. Thus, actions for the diversification of income sources, the promotionof off-season crops, savings and community credit systems can therefore contribute to community resilience. The aim of the project is to ccontribute to reducing the vulnerability of the populations of the Gihanga communethrough prevention and mitigation actions with the following specific objectives : - Reinforce the walls of the Kajeke River by planting fixing trees on the banks; - Strengthen the resilience of local communities through cash for work; - Influencing the authorities and local communities to have the culture of risk; The expected results of the project are: - At least 24,000 stream seedlings are planted on the banks of the river on the part cleaned by the NGO Oxfam; - Local authorities and communities are sensitive to the culture ofrisk; - Works to protect the Kajeke River, development of contour lines and planting of trees in Gihanga commune are carried out.Oxfam NovibInitiative pour l’Organisation et lThe Vision of IODC is that the young people of the different communes of the general country and those of the Kanyosha commune in particular have the capacity to Promote local economic development through the Communal Plan for Community Development (PCDC). Vulnerable groups (widows, indigenous people, the disabled; old people) have the ability to contribute to local economic development. Its mission is to select OeVs according to the degree of vulnerability. The objective of the project is to strengthenthe empowerment of young people for satisfactory and sustainable support for community development. The direct beneficiaries of the project will be 40 young heads of households and 60 tutors of OVCs. Through frameworks integrating all stakeholders which will be put in place, the impact of the actions carried out will be observed through the theory of change which will materialize by the fact that the young people who were in the situation of the inability to develop themselves who will become autonomous by putting put in place a system allowing them to obtain income-generating activities themselves by contributing to their families and the municipality to achieve the promotion of Local Economic Development (LED) of PCDC 3rd Generation, and its implementation strategy is clear and responsive to the approach th kind.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to life and security152372 30474 incoming transaction European Union 30474European Union EU EC generalInitiative pour l’Organisation et l60949 incoming transaction European Union 60949European Union EU EC generalInitiative pour l’Organisation et l45712 incoming transaction European Union 45712European Union EU EC generalInitiative pour l’Organisation et l15237 incoming transaction European Union 15237European Union EU EC generalInitiative pour l’Organisation et lCrisis-affected and at-risk communities (represented through CSOs, networks and movements) have increased skills and means to prepare, prevent, mitigate and respond to crises, and to influence decisions for improved preparedness and response to crises.CSOs/NGO's and/or communities strenghtened with skills and means to prepare, prevent, mitigate and respond to crisises.CSOs aware of preventive actions, and ready to contribute.CSOs aware of preventive actions, and ready to contribute.local and (sub) national CSO's that voice needs and concerns of crisis affected communities.CSOs are committed to contributing supporting affected communitiesCSOs are committed to contributing supporting affected communitiesCSOs/NGO's and/or communities strenghtened with skills and means to have power to influence local and national decisions for imporved preparedness and response to crisis'.CSOs have power and ready to influence decision makers at local levelCSOs have power and ready to influence decision makers at local levelNL-KVK-27108436-A-06095-04:BIOxfam NovibThe Support Center for Local Development Initiatives and Assistance to Vulnerable Persons CIDEP in sigle intends to implement a Rural Roads Rehabilitation project in the municipalities of Matongo and Muruta in the province of Kayanza and those of Mwumba and Gashikanwa in the province of Ngozi; in the framework of the Tubehoneza - Rural Development program: Reduction of Risks of Natural Disasters, with the material and financial support of Oxfam Novib in Burundi. This six-month project (March to September 2022) will target the Zamu-Mpemba-Burarana-Nabukoro trail. These are the hills of Musonge and Camizi in the Commune of Matongo, the hills of Mutana and Muciro in the commune of Muruta: and the hills of Cahi and Kagozi in the commune of Mwumba and finally the hills of Musumba and Ruhengeri in the commune of Gashikanwa. Indeed, the CIDEP benefits from field experience and especially from having worked in this area of Reduction and Management of Catastrophic Risks related to climate change. The main objective of this project is to reduce the risk of climate-related disasters (DRR) in Burundi through the Rehabilitation of rural roads. Specific project objectives include: • The rehabilitation of the pathways of penetration and interconnection between the different communities of the targeted communes. • The maintenance of the gutters of the different slopes of the aforementioned hills The direct target of this project is veryvulnerable households that will be identified in the Intervention Zone.These are men, women to whom the project will grant sums of money in return for part of the work of rehabilitating rural roads (cash for work). The choice of these beneficiaries is already carried out by the key witnesses, the hospital administration in direct collaboration with the community relays as well as the representative of the lessor at the level of the province of the intervention. Other members of the community including community leaders, hill and sub-hill officials, grassroots policy makers,the heads of cooperative associations and any other opinion leaders will be identified and associated in the realization of this project. ACTIVITIES TO BE CARRIED OUT • Field mission to monitor activities; • Overseeing the cleaning, cleaning and thinning of the slopes of the targeted hills for their rehabilitation; EXPECTED RESULTS • Theslopes of the hills are rehabilitated, thus allowing a better intra-Community communicability; • The environment is well protected as landslides will not cause landslides; • Financial autonomy of communities through cash for work;Oxfam NovibCentre d#appui aux Initiatives locaThe Support Center for Local Initiatives for Development and Assistance to Vulnerable Persons, "CIDEP" in acronym, is a non-profit association of Burundi law approved in 2011 by the Ministerial Ordinance N ° 530/108 of 3/02 / 2011. The Vision is the construction of a peaceful Burundi where households are actors of sustainable development. The Mission is to Contribute to the promotion of sustainable development in Burundi. The strategic objectives of CIDEP is to achieve its mission, the organization CIDEP works on four main objectives; Contribute to peacebuilding by promoting social cohesion through inclusive community events and community peace and social cohesion agreements; Promote the financial empowerment of RDExCs youth and women; Promote sexual and reproductive health from acommunity development perspective; Promoting fiscal responsibility and fiscal and budgetary governance at the local and national levels with the aim of contributing to sustainable promotion. The Valuesis the Creativity, Innovation, Collaboration, Transparency.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to life and security33276 9983 incoming transaction European Union 9983European Union EU EC generalCentre d#appui aux Initiatives loca16638 incoming transaction European Union 16638European Union EU EC generalCentre d#appui aux Initiatives loca4991 incoming transaction European Union 4991European Union EU EC generalCentre d#appui aux Initiatives loca1664 incoming transaction European Union 1664European Union EU EC generalCentre d#appui aux Initiatives locaCrisis-affected and at-risk communities (represented through CSOs, networks and movements) have increased skills and means to prepare, prevent, mitigate and respond to crises, and to influence decisions for improved preparedness and response to crises.CSOs/NGO's and/or communities strenghtened with skills and means to prepare, prevent, mitigate and respond to crisises.local and (sub) national CSO's that voice needs and concerns of crisis affected communities.CSOs/NGO's and/or communities strenghtened with skills and means to have power to influence local and national decisions for imporved preparedness and response to crisis'.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06095-05:BIOxfam NovibThe water deficit, according to the contingency plans of the communes Bugabira and Busoni, is the main challenge that threatens theflourishing of the environment and therefore the decrease of the consumption of carbon. The logic of our intervention is to contribute to the stabilization of the rainfall rate through the implementation of shelterbelts in the arid zones of the commune Busoni especially in the zones Gatare and Gisenyi and the commune Bugabira in the zones of Kiyonza, Kigina and Kigoma. Theseschemes consist ofcommunity reforestation on bare hills, afforestation to protect public infrastructure and agro-forestrytrees planted in vertical and horizontal lines by the members of the groups in order to curb the speed of the winds whatever its direction. To stabilize the rainfall, it is essential to protect the lakes, which are vast expanses of water that irrigate the region through evaporation. This protection consists of delimiting the buffer zones of the lakes by the Euphorbia turcali (iminyari) 50 m around these lakes and planting trees that purify the air and stop the discharge of plant debris into the lakes. The project plans to plant in these buffer zones in particular with the species of Grevilea, cedrela, Maesopsis, bamboos (Imisuna) andIndara. In this case, we will not only protect the buffer zone but also restore the spawning zone of the fish in order to increase the volume of poisons in these lakes. The effects of soil erosion on the hills overlooking the 8 northern lakes are profoundly altering the ecosystem of these lakes. So there is the emergence of new animal and plant species, most often expressed as parasites. To cope with this, anti-erosion control devices areessential. For the case of our intervention, 40 km of anti-erosionpits (FAE) are planned to Lake Rweru and Lake Cohoha near Bugabira and Busoni and vegetate them with fixative herbs (Bana glass). Overall objective Contribute to controlling the water deficit in the natural region of Bugesera and to restoring the ecosystem of Lake Cohoha and Lake Rweru respectively in the municipalities of Bugabira and Busoni. Specific objectives • Promote the protection of the Cohoha and Rweru Lakes watersheds using the Cash for Work and Buy Results approaches; • Promote the stabilization of biodiversity in buffer and marine areas of Cohoha and Rweru lakes; • Promote the reinforcement of wind speed slowing devices driving rain-laden clouds. EXPECTED RESULTS AND ACTIONS TO BE TAKEN In order to carryout the project successfully, it is essential to determine the medium and short-term results, the activities to be carried out and the related indicators that will facilitate the monitoring and evaluation of the project. Activity1: Dig and vegetate 40 km of levelcurve around lakesRweru and Cohoha respectively 10 km per hill on the 4 hills of our area of action (buying results approach . Activity 2: Plant agro-forestry plants in the properties of the members of the groups and the surrounding community where the level curves have passed to increase the stability of the latter by the «buy results» approachOxfam NovibEntente Mutuelle et Solidarité«Entente Mutuelle et Solidarité, EMUSO en sigle» is a non-profit organization that has been working in the community since 2004 andwas approved by the Ministerial Order of 26 May 2006. In accordance with the new law of 2017 governing non-profit associations, ourorganization has already had its notice No 530/491/CAB/2019. EMUSO has as organs: a general assembly, an executive committee and a supervisory committee. EMUSO works in the field of women’s economic empowerment, environmental protection, food and nutrition security and peace building. Burundi is one of the countries that puts special efforts in the promotion of the environment through the preservation, restoration and conservation of environmental heritage or even many conventions that it has ratified (Convention on Biological Diversity ratified in March 2009) To achieve this, Burundi has multiplied many initiatives in the establishment of the ministry in charge of the environment and the platformA national form of Disaster Risk Reduction and Management that is subdivided into different membranes down to the communal level. EMUSO is a member of the provincial platform and participates in the development and evaluation of provincial contingency plans. The Ministry of Environment, Agriculture and Livestock through the Office Burundaise de la Protection de l'Environnement (OBPE) recognizes 5 protected environmental landscapes where the province of Kirundo houses the protected aquatic landscape of the North (PAPN) consisting of 8 lakes and the Murehe nature reserve. This PAPN is highly threatened by the demographic pressure imposed on it by the population in terms of the right of use.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to life and security17607 5282 incoming transaction European Union 5282European Union EU EC generalEntente Mutuelle et Solidarité8803 incoming transaction European Union 8803European Union EU EC generalEntente Mutuelle et Solidarité880 incoming transaction European Union 880European Union EU EC generalEntente Mutuelle et Solidarité2641 incoming transaction European Union 2641European Union EU EC generalEntente Mutuelle et SolidaritéCrisis-affected and at-risk communities (represented through CSOs, networks and movements) have increased skills and means to prepare, prevent, mitigate and respond to crises, and to influence decisions for improved preparedness and response to crises.CSOs/NGO's and/or communities strenghtened with skills and means to prepare, prevent, mitigate and respond to crisises.local and (sub) national CSO's that voice needs and concerns of crisis affected communities.CSOs/NGO's and/or communities strenghtened with skills and means to have power to influence local and national decisions for imporved preparedness and response to crisis'.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06095-06:BIOxfam NovibThis preventive project will allow the communities of these 12 hills of the provinces Makamba, Rutana and Karusi to know more aboutthe various risks of disasters that await them as well as the co-conduct to be held in front of them. Roots and Shoots, will implement the DRR project focusing mainly on prevention in collaboration with local actors. Under the coordination of the communal platform, Roots and Shoots will carry out all the prevention actions foreseen in this Project . Indeed, resilience in all these aspects (individual, community, institutional) requires the effective involvement of everyone to enable local communities to be able to copewith hazards and to strengthen their local capacities. Roots and Shoots, as in its missions, focuses on the protection of the environment and the safeguarding of biodiversity. Across the country, priority actions include community afforestation on bare hills, afforestation to protect public infrastructure and agro-forestry trees.members and volunteers to stabilize environmental balances. This stabilization concerns not only the reforestation of bare areas, but also the protection of the banks of roads such as the RN3 onthe side of Mvugo in Nyanza Lake, and in the commune Shombo. It’s also aboutprotecting the banks of rivers like Musasa in the province of Rutana. These public infrastructures are of vital importance in the socio-economic life of the country. The effects of differential soil erosion on the 12 hills of the Rutana, Makamba and Karusi provinces profoundly alter the climatology, fauna and flora ofthese regions. Overall goal Contribuer à la protection des bassins versants des collines Kibimba, Mugeni, Mvugo, Mukungu, Kanyange, Rutonganikwa, Shombo, Rusi, Rutana, Mungwa, Nyembuye et Muzye est ménacée Specific objectives • Promote the protection of the watersheds of the twelve hill lakes using cash for work approaches • Promote the protection and stabilization of the hillsides of the action zone • Promote the reinforcement of devices for slowing down the speed of runoff Analysis of major risks in the execution of the Project Risk prevention, such as disaster management, is a multi-phase process that requires coordination and correlation to be effective. Indeed, Roots andShoots has already implemented similar DRR projects with Oxfam as well as with other partners. A thorough analysis of the major risks that would constitute barriers to the smooth running of the Project’ was done to try to mitigate itsimpact in the event of an occurrence.Oxfam NovibRoots and Shoots for environmentRoots ans Shoots is an association of Burundian law whose registered office is located in the municipality of Nyanza-Lac of MakambaProvince. The strategic plan aligns with Oxfam Novib's sustainable food agenda as contained in its strategic plan. He hasthe Statutes, the Rules of Procedure and a certificate of municipal legal recognition registered under n ° 1005/306/2017. Roots and Shoots is a local organization working in the field of environmental protection and assistance to poor households. She works throughout Makamba Province and is headquartered in Nyanza-Lac. Its actions are geared towards the reforestation of the bare areas of the Nyanza-Lac Commune since the development of nurseries until the planting of trees. The gender component plays animportant role as girls and women are strongly encouraged to participate in these activities up to the school level. Besides the activities related to the environment, come the activities of assistance to vulnerable households to begin with those who are victims of natural disasters especially climatic hazards. Aid is mainly geared towards supporting education and promoting food security.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to life and security101755 20351 incoming transaction European Union 20351European Union EU EC generalRoots and Shoots for environment40702 incoming transaction European Union 40702European Union EU EC generalRoots and Shoots for environment30526 incoming transaction European Union 30526European Union EU EC generalRoots and Shoots for environment10175 incoming transaction European Union 10175European Union EU EC generalRoots and Shoots for environmentCrisis-affected and at-risk communities (represented through CSOs, networks and movements) have increased skills and means to prepare, prevent, mitigate and respond to crises, and to influence decisions for improved preparedness and response to crises.CSOs/NGO's and/or communities strenghtened with skills and means to prepare, prevent, mitigate and respond to crisises.local and (sub) national CSO's that voice needs and concerns of crisis affected communities.CSOs/NGO's and/or communities strenghtened with skills and means to have power to influence local and national decisions for imporved preparedness and response to crisis'.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06095-07:BIOxfam NovibBurundi is facing humanitarian crises resulting from conflicts and natural disasters that sometimes lead to displacement of populations, chronic food insecurity and limited access to basic infrastructure. The climatic hazards that increasingly affect theBurundianpopulation include droughts, floods, high winds, hail, etc. This leads the population to higher levels of risk and humanitarian needs at a time when the capacities to reduce these risks, emergency response and coordination of local actors are still very weak. However, even if emergency aid is still needed, it is now essential for humanitarian and development actors to work in an integrated and continuous way to strengthen the resilience of local populations, their capacity to absorb, adapt and respond to multiple shocks,reducing the risks and impacts of disasters. To achieve this, a considerable effort must be made to enhance and strengthen the skills of local actors, as well as their access to financial resources. Because of their knowledge of the local context and their knowledge of risks and vulnerabilities, they are better able to respond quickly, appropriately and efficiently in the event of disasters. It is in this capacity that RCBIF has prepared this Project proposal in order to be able to implement disaster risk prevention actions aimed at reducing the impacts of disasters resulting from landslides and differential erosion. Here RCBIF intends to strengthen the capacities of local communities in the analysis and assessment of risks, the implementation of disaster prevention actions such as the tracing of level curves and the planting of fixing trees on the slopes of the slopes. Overall goal Contribute to the protection of the watersheds of the hills cankuzo, Mwiruzi, Busumanyi, Kavumu, Gahoko, Gisuru, Ruyigi and Mwegereza. Specific objectives •Promote the protection of the watersheds of the twelve hill lakes using cash for work approaches • Promote the protection and stabilization of the hillsides of the action zone •Promote the reinforcement of devices for slowing down the speed of runoffOxfam NovibRéseau des confessions religieusesThe Network of Religious Denominations for the Promotion of Health and Integral Well-being of the Family (RCBIF-Burundi/ Urunani NDEMESHABUZIMA) is a national non-profit organization of religious inspiration created in June 2013. Registered under Ministerial Order No. 530/1135 of 07 August 2013 in accordance with the then Act on the Organic Framework of Non-profit Organizations in Burundi, itis made up of four member Churches: The Catholic Church, the Anglican Church, the Pentecost Church and the Islamic Community of Burundi (COMIBU). Its vision is to have religious confessions committed to the promotion of the integral health and well-being of the family. Its mission is to overcome poverty and human suffering by promoting the integral health and well-being of the family and ensuring that everyone is respected and valued. Because of its interfaith nature, the CNBIF has a large audience in communities across the country. Overall, BIFCN’s interventions focus primarily on: - Food security - Emergencies and Resilience - Health/Nutrition, - Peace building and social cohesion These interventions are carried out in 17 of the 18 provinces of Burundi and mainly target pregnant and lactating women, women of reproductive age, children under 5 years of age, young people and adolescents and the most vulnerable and disadvantaged populations. The main partners are the Government of Burundi, World Vision Burundi, European Union, Christian Aid, GIZ/Health Sector and PSI.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to life and security35879 10764 incoming transaction European Union 10764European Union EU EC generalRéseau des confessions religieuses17939 incoming transaction European Union 17939European Union EU EC generalRéseau des confessions religieuses5382 incoming transaction European Union 5382European Union EU EC generalRéseau des confessions religieuses1794 incoming transaction European Union 1794European Union EU EC generalRéseau des confessions religieusesCrisis-affected and at-risk communities (represented through CSOs, networks and movements) have increased skills and means to prepare, prevent, mitigate and respond to crises, and to influence decisions for improved preparedness and response to crises.CSOs/NGO's and/or communities strenghtened with skills and means to prepare, prevent, mitigate and respond to crisises.local and (sub) national CSO's that voice needs and concerns of crisis affected communities.CSOs/NGO's and/or communities strenghtened with skills and means to have power to influence local and national decisions for imporved preparedness and response to crisis'.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06095-08:BIOxfam NovibThis preventive project will allow the communities of these 2 hills of the commune Giheta to know more about the various risks of disasters that await them and the conduct to be held in front of them. COJLCC, will implement the DRR project focusing mainly on prevention in collaboration with local actors. Under the coordination of the communal platform, COJLCC will carry out all the prevention actions foreseen in this Project . Indeed, resilience in all these aspects (individual, community, institutional) requires the effective involvement of everyone to enable local communities to be able to cope with hazards and to strengthen their local capacities. COJLCC as in its missions puts forward all the protection of the environment and the safeguarding of biodiversity. Through this project, the priority actions are constituted by community afforestations on bare hills, afforestations for the protection of public infrastructure and agro-treesforests planted by cooperative members with the aim ofstabilizing environmental balances. This stabilization does not only concern the reforestation of the bare areas as well as the protection of the differential erosion, but also the protection of the banks of the communal track connecting the RN2 to the capital of the commune Giheta. The effects of the differential erosion of the soil of the 2 hills of the commune Giheta profoundly change the climatology, the fauna and the flora of these regions. This has very negative consequences for the lives of theinhabitants. In order to protect these hills against possible invasion of erosion, as part of our intervention, we intend to trace the contour lines on these hills with a minimum linear length of 10Kms per hill.Oxfam NovibCoopérative des Jeunes Qui LuttentCOJLCC has a clear vision, mission, values and objectives. Vision: Environmental protection through tree planting. Mission: Establishment of nurseries in different regions of the country to fight against floods caused by deforestation. The strategic objectives of COJLCC To achieve its mission, COJLCC works on three main objectives: 1. Contribute to the promotion of food security and peacebuilding through the promotion of agro-pastoral livelihoods 2. Environmental protection through tree planting, tracing of firewalls and contour lines to avoid erosion 3. Promotion of self development and entrepreneurship among young job seekers 4. Promote community development by supporting local co-operatives and associations Values Creativity, Determination, Innovation, Youth Promotion Areas of intervention of the Organization COJLCC is a Community-oriented organisation oriented towards the implementation of actions which are manifested in large part by actions to protect the environment, food security and promotion of nutrition, it began its actions in Burundi in 2020, and now covers the entire national territory. COJLCC has a clear vision, mission, values and objectives. Vision: Environmental protection through tree planting. Mission: Establishment of nurseries in different regions of the country to fight against floods caused by deforestation.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands BurundiThe right to life and security38303 7661 incoming transaction European Union 7661European Union EU EC generalCoopérative des Jeunes Qui Luttent15321 incoming transaction European Union 15321European Union EU EC generalCoopérative des Jeunes Qui Luttent11491 incoming transaction European Union 11491European Union EU EC generalCoopérative des Jeunes Qui Luttent3830 incoming transaction European Union 3830European Union EU EC generalCoopérative des Jeunes Qui LuttentCrisis-affected and at-risk communities (represented through CSOs, networks and movements) have increased skills and means to prepare, prevent, mitigate and respond to crises, and to influence decisions for improved preparedness and response to crises.CSOs/NGO's and/or communities strenghtened with skills and means to prepare, prevent, mitigate and respond to crisises.local and (sub) national CSO's that voice needs and concerns of crisis affected communities.CSOs/NGO's and/or communities strenghtened with skills and means to have power to influence local and national decisions for imporved preparedness and response to crisis'.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06096-02:PSOxfam NovibAISHA Association for Women and Child Protection (AISHA), established in 2009, is an independent Palestinian women organization working to achieve gender integration through economic empowerment and psychosocial support to marginalized groups in the GazaStrip. Prior to 2009 and since 1996, AISHA used to operate under the name "Women Empowerment Program (WEP)" as the women department within the Gaza Community Mental Health Program (GCHMP). AISHA seeks to protect women and children from violence throughsupporting, empowering, and raising awareness of important psychological, social, legal, and economic issues. Furthermore, during implementation of its strategic plan, AISHA has developed and applied a Gender Mainstreaming in all fields of implementation Aisha Adopts the Individual Empowerment Model which empowers women victim of violence, women head of household, women with mental health illness, and/or women with disabilities psychosocially, economically, and legally through group sessions and individual counseling, family counselling, and home visits in addition to attending awareness sessions in how to start income generating business, civic knowledge and life skills,public health and nutrition issues. Aisha focus on influencing the community agenda through the sensitization of key individuals and organizations towards the issues of domestic violence, gender equality, and feminist issues. Also, AISHA works on mobilizing andlobbying opinion to influence and pressure on decision-making to get a favourable laws and legislation for women and children in all fields.Oxfam NovibAISHA AssociationAISHA Association for Woman and Child Protection (AISHA), established in 2009, is an independent Palestinian women organization working to achieve gender integration through economic empowerment and psychosocial support to marginalized groups in the GazaStrip with focus on Gaza City and the North area. Prior to 2009 and since 1996, AISHA used to operate under the name "Women Empowerment Program (WEP)" as the women department within the Gaza Community Mental Health Program (GCHMP). Given the change in themandate and expanding scope of the GCHMP into a knowledge-based organization focusing of action research, training and advocacy, a restructuring process took place by which the WEP evolved into an independent organization, namely: AISHA. AISHA seeks toprotect women and children from violence through supporting, empowering, and raising awareness of important psychological, social, legal, and economic issues. Furthermore, during implementation of its strategic plan, AISHA has developed and applied a Gender Mainstreaming in all fields of implementation. Ever since its establishment, Aisha worked on the empowerment of vulnerable women and children victims of violence in response to the identified needs in the Women and children portion of the community.AISHA started adopting the individual empowermentapproach which takes into consideration the individual differences. Accordingly it has been successful in achieving substantially higher rates of empowerment. AISHA continued a conduit to reach the targeted beneficiaries. On the other hand, focus has been given to influence the community agenda through the sensitization of key individuals and organizations towards the issues of domestic violence, gender equality, and feminist issues. Also, AISHA worksonmobilizing and lobbying opinion to influence and pressure on decision-making to get a favorable laws and legislation for women and children in all fields. AISHA was under the administrative and financial umbrella of GCMHP until December 31st 2010,so AISHA and since it got its new registration started to seek funding opportunity where it get fund to implement some projects, for instance, 105 women get benefited from the Individual Empowerment Program and 680 individual get benefited from legal awarenesssessions in addition to other projects and activities. Vision: AISHA was under the administrative and financial umbrella of GCMHP until December 31st 2010, so AISHA and since it got its new registration started to seek funding opportunity whereitgetfund to implement some projects, for instance, 105 women get benefited from the Individual Empowerment Program and 680 individual get benefited from legal awareness sessions in addition to other projects and activities. Mission: AISHAseeks toprotect, support and empower vulnerable women and children victims of violence and those with special needs psychosocially,legally and economically through facilitating access to protection and support services. Strategic Goals: The following strategic objectives orient all AISHA activities: Increase effectiveness and efficiency of women, with special focus on women victims of violence, participation in community development through enhanced access to support services and protection. Create a sensitiveenvironment to safeguard and nurture the development of children and their families for better future. Legislators and decision makers, are participating in the process of empowering women and children through favourable laws and regulations. AISHA is a capable organization in the administrative, professional and financial fields. Target Group: The direct beneficiaries of AISHA are women victims of violence and at risk, with special focus on women with disabilities and women headed displaced households, children of these women aged6-12 years and families of women victims of violence, school counsellors, teachers, doctors and psychosocial service providers. Theindirect beneficiaries of AISHA are the community and the organization staff.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian TerritoriesThe right to an identity-1380-44489-1668297325 incoming transaction European Union 97325European Union EU EC generalAISHA Association118181 incoming transaction European Union 118181European Union EU EC generalAISHA Association33378 incoming transaction European Union 33378European Union EU EC generalAISHA AssociationIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action supporting transformative leadership and women's political participation following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citation Oxfam/partner researchIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action supporting transformative leadership and women's political participation following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action supporting transformative leadership and women's political participation following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action supporting transformative leadership and women's political participation following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06096-03:PSOxfam NovibMAAN is a strategic partner of Oxfam , particularly in Gaza. Has a diverse experience across different sectors including agriculture, livelihood and food security, WASH, youth, agribusiness, social enterprises, innovation and entrepreneurship In addition to influencing. Familiar with Oxfam partnership and WoW, in addition to working on both humanitarian and development. Strengths in value chain and market system development, comprehensive agricultural development, including promotion of efficiency andsustainability of water resources development of agricultural services and extension, and agribusiness support. Additionally, community mobilisation, individual and institutional capacity building in addition to national and international advocacy on landand water rights of Palestinians. A wide range of diverse projects and initiatives across Gaza Strip that would build synergies with the proposed action.Oxfam NovibMAAN Development CenterMA'AN Development Center is an independent Palestinian development and training institution established in January,1989, registeredby law as a non-profit organization. The main office is located in Ramallah and the four branch offices are located in Gaza, Khan Younis, Tulkarem and Jenin,. MA'AN's work is informed by the necessity of creating independent, self-reliant initiatives that leadto the development of human resources for sustainable development, which incorporate values of self-sufficiency and self-empowerment.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian TerritoriesThe right to a sustainable livelihood215500 -4940065323 203778 incoming transaction European Union 203778European Union EU EC generalMAAN Development Center196720 incoming transaction European Union 196720European Union EU EC generalMAAN Development Center177826 incoming transaction European Union 177826European Union EU EC generalMAAN Development Center79060 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib79060CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficMAAN Development Center75000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib75000Matching FundsMAAN Development Center81263 incoming transaction European Union 81263European Union EU EC generalMAAN Development Center15940 incoming transaction European Union 15940European Union EU EC generalMAAN Development CenterWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06096-04:PSOxfam NovibOne of Oxfam strategic partners in Agriculture and national influencing, particularly in Gaza. Familiar with Oxfam partnership and WoW. UAWC has extensive experience working with the agricultural sector in Gaza and has worked on delivering a number of agricultural projects with a range of donors ranging from humanitarian to development interventions. It has a wide network of offices in Gaza, in addition to a large number of local committees at communities level. Strength in communities mobilisation, agricultural livelihoods, agro-business support, research and national advocacy and campaigning.Oxfam NovibUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTEThe Union of Agricultural Work Committees (UAWC) is a non-profit organization that was established in 1986 to improve the performance and professionalism of Palestinian farmers during the Israel-Palestinian conflict. The Union also aims to help Palestinian farmers market their produce and provides agricultural employment opportunities through a framework of cooperation with domestic, Arab, and international agricultural development institutions. The UAWC was established in Jerusalem; and founded by a group of volunteer agronomists and development workers it is one of the oldest non-governmental Palestinian organizations. In the year 1993, UAWC developed its organizational structure, consisting of a general assembly, board of trustees, general director, and two executive directors;in the West Bank and in Gaza Strip. UAWC initially focused on forming Agricultural Cooperatives and Committees in the different Palestinian rural areas of the West Bank and GazaEuropean Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian TerritoriesThe right to a sustainable livelihood33480 0 66250 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib66250CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTE58392 incoming transaction European Union 58392European Union EU EC generalUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTE58392 incoming transaction European Union 58392European Union EU EC generalUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTE87588 incoming transaction European Union 87588European Union EU EC generalUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTE-87588 incoming transaction European Union -87588European Union EU EC generalUNION OF AGRICULTURAL WORK COMMITTEWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06096-05:PSOxfam NovibLong and strategic experience and partnership with Oxfam. PARC is one of largest national agricultural NGO with a track record in value chain and market system development, including supporting export of high value fruits. Experience in #Go-Professional#models asa means for job creation in addition to Start-ups and acceleration. PARC works across the country, including in Gaza Strip, West Bank, East Jerusalem A wide range of network and national agricultural projects and initiatives that can be linked to the proposed action.Oxfam NovibPARCIn 1983 a small group of agronomists founded the Palestinian Agricultural Relief Committees (PARC), which has since developed into one of the most important Palestinian non-governmental organisations providing services to poor and marginalised farmers onthe West Bank and Gaza Strip, working to make agricultural businesses grow. PARC#s goal is to promote an economic and social climate that would allow the Palestinian agricultural sector to develop sustainably. Another goal is to improve the living standard of Palestinians living in rural areas, especially of poor farming families. PARC provides a broad range of agricultural extension services. It is active in land reclamation and in building rural access roads. The organisation advocates the improvementof rural women#s economic position. It is part of an Oxfam Novib-funded three-year gender-focus program. In 1991 PARC got an ISO-certification. It was the first and so far only non-governmental organisation in the Arab world to obtain one. It has also developed an impressive strategic ten-year plan for the 1998-2008 period. Together with several other agricultural non-governmental organisations (NGOs) PARC has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Agriculture, which sees PARC#s workasindependent and complementary to its own. PARC is active in a network of Palestinian NGOs and a member of the governing committee of the Palestinian NGO-network. Oxfam Novib has been supporting PARC since 1982. In 1999 Oxfam Novib, ICCO, Christian Aid (UK) and Oxfam Great Britain set up a donor consortium to support PARC. This provides PARC a measure of long-term financial security. It also makes technical and organisational assistance available to PARC in further developing its program.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian TerritoriesThe right to a sustainable livelihood103100 -8500176802 69324 incoming transaction European Union 69324European Union EU EC generalPARC209922 incoming transaction European Union 209922European Union EU EC generalPARC269039 incoming transaction European Union 269039European Union EU EC generalPARC238322 incoming transaction European Union 238322European Union EU EC generalPARC56795 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib56795Oxfam Novib public fundsPARC43205 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib43205CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficPARCWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their productivity and/or income, or to strengthen their bargaining position, ensuring equal benefit to men and women.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06096-06:PSOxfam NovibOxfam Novib will be the lead applicant providing overall coordination and ensuring donor compliance and direct support through technical back-stopping (sustainable livelihoods, market analysis, SME development, Gender and youth social inclusion, etc.) toOxfam in OPT and project team in Gaza. Oxfam Novib will also provide legal and administrative back-up services to Oxfam at country level notably registration, human resources contracting and procedures, safeguarding policy, finance, accounting systems and control procedures. At country level Oxfam’s will provide direct oversight and management to enable timely and quality implementation of the action;ensure overall monitoring, evaluation and reporting in addition managing the partnership with the consortium partners; in addition to transfer of technical expertise. It will maintain an overview of the external environment to assess external risks and mitigationmeasures in coordination with consortium partners and key stakeholders. Oxfam, together with consortium partners, will ensure that knowledge is captured and documented throughout the action’s implementation and will facilitate drawing linkages to capitalize on learning to amplify the impact of the action. Oxfam will be responsible to directly implement a number of activities and interventionssuch as international advocacy actions, including establishing links between national campaigns and Oxfam’s global campaigns. The competencies of co-applicants are complementary reflected in their specific expertise, role and participation in the actionOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib has been active in the Occupied Palestinian Territory/Israel (OPT/I) since 1982 and working with Palestinian refugees in Lebanon since the mid 1980s. It has built up a strong network of relationships with local NGOs and counts among its localcounterparts some of the largest and most professional NGOs in various sectors. It has accompanied these NGOs in their development from ad hoc volunteer groups to sizeable professional institutions with national outreach. At the same time the conceptualisation of the programme has evolved from three country programs in the early 1990s to a program for Palestinians in the Middle East (PME) working withPalestinians in OPT, Israel and Lebanon. The programme has changed over the years with the establishment of the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the mid-1990s from a focus on support and service provision at a grassroots level and grassroots mobilization, to working towards influencing the establishment of the PA, its lawmaking and supporting building a democratic state # this involved supporting efforts of Palestinian civil society to build the basis for a democratic Palestinian state with room for civil participation, ensuring inclusion of vulnerable groups, refugees and women, and shaping its laws and systems. Oxfam Novib has also supported partners that are working on the provision of humanitarian assistance, response preparedness and conflict transformation. We have also supported partners in the provision of health services, access to quality education and gender justice.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian TerritoriesThe right to a sustainable livelihood31605 244528 187128 190023 134111 3940 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3940CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic11091European Union EU EC general-3940 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-3940CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic7399European Union EU EC general13115European Union EU EC general8212European Union EU EC general8562European Union EU EC general11279European Union EU EC general36263European Union EU EC general19595European Union EU EC general22003European Union EU EC general21555European Union EU EC general22546European Union EU EC general35927European Union EU EC general20553European Union EU EC general-1332European Union EU EC general18915European Union EU EC general20450European Union EU EC general16225European Union EU EC general7216European Union EU EC general13070European Union EU EC general17643European Union EU EC general17424European Union EU EC general12678European Union EU EC general14192European Union EU EC general15863European Union EU EC general24167European Union EU EC general14648European Union EU EC general16762European Union EU EC general17241European Union EU EC general18918European Union EU EC general17766European Union EU EC general18703European Union EU EC general16925European Union EU EC general15729European Union EU EC general16818European Union EU EC general11388European Union EU EC general13382European Union EU EC general2017European Union EU EC general18171European Union EU EC general21025European Union EU EC general10354European Union EU EC general8826European Union EU EC general21029European Union EU EC general15588European Union EU EC general6784European Union EU EC general8598European Union EU EC general8251European Union EU EC general8871European Union EU EC general9674European Union EU EC general11240European Union EU EC general11388European Union EU EC general9438European Union EU EC general76175European Union EU EC general-52925European Union EU EC general15765European Union EU EC general26945European Union EU EC general12503European Union EU EC general121236European Union EU EC general171052European Union EU EC general83503European Union EU EC general68305European Union EU EC general5310European Union EU EC general9459 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib9459CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2NL-KVK-27108436-A-06100-02:KHOxfam NovibGovernment of Cambodia takes high consideration in environmental safeguard, and in the process of developing and amending related laws . In line with these efforts, numerous Prakas and Circular are continuously issued to enforce legislation framework at sub-national level to ensure effective implementation and contribution to sustainable development. These have brought a demand for civil society organizations (CSOs) to engage in policy dialogues. CSOs are increasingly seen as pivotal actors in contributing to policy development and good governance. DPA-EISEI has been recognized and selected as sub-technical or technical working group member to work closely with the government#s line ministries, and participated in public consultation on the draft laws. These opportunities on policy engagement and multi-stakeholder dialogue platform provides DPA staff to engage more with the government and relevant stakeholdersin order to achieve its outcomes on NRM . This participation is successful of DPA-EISEI to gaintrust from relevant ministries. DPA-EISEI is invited to attend inter-ministerial meetings to review and give comment on EIA reports as the part of NGOs participation for effective and better EIA as well as Environmental Management Plan (EMP). DPA-EISEI always conducted field review and use the EIA report review checklist tools to ensure the effective participation from affected community and share the comments to relevant stakeholders. With Extractive Industry Governance Forum (EIGF), a formal multi-stakeholder platform, is a showcase of the good relationship between government and private sector.Oxfam NovibDevelopment and Partnership in ActiDevelopment and Partnership in Action (DPA) is a non-political, non-religious, non- partisan, non-profit making Cambodian non-governmental organization devoted to furthering community development, partnership work with Cambodian NGOs and lobbying and advocacy. DPA is the successor of CIDSE Cambodia which was established in 1979 as part of the larger CIDSE CLV programme created by a consortiumof International NGOs from Europe, Canada, Australia and New Zealand. With a mission spanning more than 25 years,the milestones andachievements of CIDSE Cambodia are significant, not least of which is moving from meeting basic daily needs of beneficiaries to focusing on strategic long-term aims of building capacity and empowering partner organizations to assist in changing their target communities lives. CIDSE Cambodia began funding CNGOS in 1993 and formally established the Partnership Programme in 1994. Due to the evolving social climate and the strong capacity and commitment of its local staff, CIDSE Cambodia decided to localize and in 1996 began a transition process which enabled the organization to emerge as DPA in January 2006. DPA assumed responsibility for all work of CIDSE Cambodia from 1 January 2006, with an emphasis on community organizing (CO) and rights-based (RB) strategies.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation32974 18319 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 18319Oxfam America funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in Acti14655 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 14655Oxfam America funding with back donorDevelopment and Partnership in ActiStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing promoting small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or to participate in more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions) -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06100-03:KHOxfam NovibHighland Association (HA) is an indigenous organization, whom staff are purely indigenous people. HA position themselves as indigenous people representatives who are working to promote and protect indigenous people to conserve cultures and asserts theirrights toFPIC. HA is Oxfam strategic partners. HA to develop GIA scoping paper and implement the GIA in selected indigenous communities. And DPA will use EIA checklist to serve as tools to review EIA reports of mining companies, and monitor mining companies implementation of and compliance to Environmental Management Plan (EMP). Finally, Oxfam will maintain be the coordinator of EIGF CSOs, which allows it to prepare NGO members engagement in EIGF as well as bilateral engagement with MME, and mining companies. HA to identify villages that are most vulnerable mining projects, and develop 3D maps for them in order to document and visualize their boundary and territory. HA will continue to develop capacity of IP mining focal points and community members as HA seek to build strong indigenous community to monitor and challenges mining companies performance on the respect of their rights and its practices on social and environmental safeguards. HA will adopt community organizing (CO) approaches to build indigenous communities. The project will get IP communities of 16 villages well informed and organized to assert their rights following FPIC principles by facilitating communities todefine their community protocol on community consultation and agreement following FPIC principles.Oxfam NovibHighlander AssociationBased on financial monitoring visited conducted by Oxfam, some irregular spent were found. Oxfam commission an external audit to conduct detail assessment and financial health check of the organization.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation32974 18319 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 18319Oxfam America funding with back donorHighlander Association14655 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 14655Oxfam America funding with back donorHighlander AssociationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06100-04:KHOxfam NovibOxfam in Cambodia organized planning workshop with partners to discuss and develop three years results framework. The three years results framework reflected the achievements and progresses, the update context regarding politic environment, policy change, civic spaces, and stakeholder and power relations. This project will be implemented by Oxfam in Cambodia, and provide grants to two strategic partners including Development and Partnership in Action (DPA) and Highlander Association HA). Building on the recent country impact evaluation of Oxfam investment in EI sector in Cambodia noted significant roles and contributions of Oxfam EI projects to the changes that have emerged. Among them, the evaluation report highlights the followings: # The Oxfam EI project has played a leading role in empowering EI affected communities, most notably through support to Community Mining Focal points # Oxfam was key in MME in setting up Extractive Industry Governance Forum, which provides a multi-stakeholder platform through which civil society observations and inputs can be delivered to government and leading companies. # However, despite significant achievement given current political context, Oxfam efforts are helping position civil society to engage and influence national level thinking, but little evidence of this translating to local level impact or action Oxfam in Cambodia continue to maintain critical roles with stakeholder including International NGOs and NGO partners, government ministries and selected mining company. Oxfam in Cambodia will carry out critical roles below: 1) nurture CSOs spaces in the dialogues with key stakeholder and to promote multi stakeholder engagement and dialogues 2) identify and engage with selected mining companies to monitor and influence their policy and practices change on social and environmental performances 3) engage with government ministries to secure spaces, and position Oxfam and NGO partners # key asks to improve transparency, social and environmental policies and mining companies social and environmental performances. In addition to that theproject will focus on civic participation in EI governance which The project will significantly contribute firstly on the strengthening of fiscal accountability by focusing on fiscal transparency and secondly on the strengthening the civic society space includingthe CSOs who are working in the sensitive areas eg. Extractive Industries. In implementing these activities, in addition to workingwith existing partners, we seek to identify new ones and propose specific new cross-cutting approaches to ensure more effectivenessand results. The following are the proposed thematic areas, together with activities and partners. The proposed interventions/ activities including long and short term efforts. Oxfam in Cambodia will be leading some key intervention including the researches/ assessments, policy dialogues and public engagement. the key focus will be two areas, which include: 1- Key area I: Fiscal Accountability focus particularly on Fiscal Transparency 2- Key area II: Civic space and governance reformOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to a sustainable livelihood13368 117232 -366990Oxfam America funding with back donor6378Oxfam America funding with back donor36997Oxfam America funding with back donor7040Oxfam America funding with back donor4531Oxfam America funding with back donor5852Oxfam America funding with back donor2723Oxfam America funding with back donor6585Oxfam America funding with back donor1831Oxfam America funding with back donor5554Oxfam America funding with back donor1887Oxfam America funding with back donor5905Oxfam America funding with back donor1491Oxfam America funding with back donor5588Oxfam America funding with back donor1384Oxfam America funding with back donor5783Oxfam America funding with back donor1109Oxfam America funding with back donor5515Oxfam America funding with back donor1160Oxfam America funding with back donor5140Oxfam America funding with back donor1288Oxfam America funding with back donor4444Oxfam America funding with back donor1262Oxfam America funding with back donor4557Oxfam America funding with back donor1530Oxfam America funding with back donor-2231Oxfam America funding with back donor308Oxfam America funding with back donor1240Oxfam America funding with back donor2121Oxfam America funding with back donor2471Oxfam America funding with back donor2114Oxfam America funding with back donor-3603Oxfam America funding with back donor-4379Oxfam America funding with back donor27271Oxfam America funding with back donor-27271 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-27271Unders/overspending Donor FundsStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing promoting small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or to participate in more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions) -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06100-07:KHOxfam NovibIndigenous people are group of people living in the territory of the Kingdom of Cambodia, whose have particular ethnic, social culture economic unity and practice their traditional lifestyles according to custom. Their agriculture and plantation on the plots of land they have occupied are done according to collectively customary usage of the land. In Cambodia, there are diverse of indigenous people such as the Bunong, Kuoy, Tumpong, Chary, Kroeng, Brao, Kavat. Totally of 24 groups. The indigenous people practices different culture tradition custom belief and languages according to their particular group. In Cambodia there are many organization and institutions that work on indigenous people in capacity building, various knowledge about the rights to freedom of expression, political rights, the rights access to social protection. Although many relevant organization and institutions paid attention on indigenouswomen but their problem have not been responded yet. Seeing this, minority women from different indigenous group have common idea to establish the indigenous women network to voice their issues and concems and, hold the government and private sector to account and protect. The benefit of their communities. On 02 September 2018 women’ group organized a consultation workshop on the establishment of the first women’s network in Cambodia, coordinated by the Cambodia Indigenous People Alliance (CIPA), Cambodia Indigenous People Organization (CIPO) Highlander Association (HA). Following its inception, the women’s group received supported from International Indigenous Women Forum (IIWF) through the Cambodia Indigenous People’ financial system to carry out its activity starting in April 2019. In 2020 the women’s group have prepared its action plan according to the old plan from last year, discussed with the members who do not yet have the budget to support and implement out the activity. For the women’s team, there are many issues and needs that must be push and addressed indigenous communities, such as land rights issues decimation issue, economic, education, mining issue andclimate change issue. The project was developed by seeing the impact of mining investment in Mondulkiri and its potential impacts on community’s livelihood, heath, and environment and to empower IP women to take control and protect their resources and, ensure social and, environmental safeguarding. In addition, the women would like to have frequent training or meeting with communities livingaround mining investment area to strengthen their capacity to recognize their rights to participate in the early stages of researches and environmental assessment. Community awareness on the impact prevention methods are important to seek intervention from the company and the ministry of the mines and energy to take strict action against the activities of its workers who violate the national law. The strengthening IP women network in the mining-affected area of communities, forests communities, and indigenous collective communities is crucial to voice their concems and hold the government and company accountable. Recently, the Cambodian government through the ministry of Mine and Energy has provided mining investment license to private companies to boost the Cambodian economy as a senior official of the Ministry of Mines and Energy has recently confirmed about the first discovery of an international-scale gold mine in Mondulkiri Province. Speaking at a press conference on the morning of April 21, 2020, Mr. Yos Monirath, Director General of the General Department of Mines of the Ministry of Mines and Energy, stated: A gold mine is located in Okhvav, Kev Seima district,Mondulkiri province. In July 2018, the government decided to grant a mining license to an Australian company called Renaissance Minerals (Cambodia) for a 15-year exploration area of 11.5 square kilometers in O'Khvav, Keo Seima district, Mondulkiri province. According to Emerald Resources, Western Australia has some of policies to help the community such as: 1. Establishing and contribute to afund for community development for the benefit of the community in the project area. 2. Seek the support of major suppliers and contractor to also contribute to the fund 3. Fund governed by a committee of local senior stakeholder including company representative of communities and NGOs organization. 4. Applications from local community will be assessed in accordance with community needs. 5. School Nursery initiative as a way for students to raise funds for their school, to increase environmental awareness in young people and provide trees for future rehabilitation activities. 6. An Industry Partner supporting the Lion Water Sanitation Initiative in Obenlieu Commune, installing latrines and water filters in homes. Objectives (intermediate impact) Strengthened the rights and collective voice of indigenous women to influence and prevent from the potential impact of mining investment.Oxfam NovibCambodia Indigenous Peoples OrganizCIPO is a new established and registered organization (2014), is an IP-led organization that combines the best knowledge of IP and Cambodian society context with the ability to creatively respond to the needs, for supports, of the IPs in Cambodia,. The organization is execute and operating by different ethnic groups of young generation and under active support from eldest group who as advisory board. CIPO has it governance board consists of leaders from local and international organizations. CIPO established to build the capacity and empower the IPs to take lead and own the development processes of IP communities in Cambodia. CIPO has a clear vision to see IPs have self-determination on development and conservation within the multi-cultural society ofCambodia. And its mission is to strengthen the capacity and support strategic initiative of the IPs in land and natural resources management, conservation of identity and culture, and socio/economic development. The core values that lead our action are: - Leadership. We believe in the potential of others (especially women and youth) to develop and define their own direction. - Integrity and Accountability. We value integrity and we believe in holding ourselves accountable to all stakeholders. - Non-discrimination. We value equitable relationships between peoples regardless of culture/tradition, ethnicity, status, hierarchy, gender, age, political trend or background. - Solidarityand Sacrifice. We value solidarity and we sacrifice for a common spirit, collective benefits, and commitment to develop and sustainthe IP community.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation1350 1350 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 1350Oxfam America funding with back donorCambodia Indigenous Peoples OrganizWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06108-02:XGOxfam NovibConduct local or regional research into the underlying causes of responsible business risks and misconduct in value chains and implement measures to address them. Set up a multi-stakeholder project addressing responsible business risks and misconduct and towards having a positive impact on production conditions in the countries of origin. Our involvement will provide a lot of additional credibility that the blockchain application contributes to the improvement of production conditions for poor farmers and provides better opportunities for them to attain a living income. This system and its results will need to be promoted amongst international tradingcompanies and brands; our name will be of great value in that influencing part and can thus contributeto better production conditions and to farmers attaining a living income far beyond the project target group.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Schuttelaar en partners Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to a sustainable livelihood33521 5996 19589 4929 25218en partners8686en partners-383en partners590en partners4724en partners682en partners1818en partners1186en partners1112en partners1076en partners961en partners190 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib190Matching Funds304en partners1146en partners713 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib713Matching Funds3956en partners2370en partners3468en partners1289en partners474 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib474Matching Funds2372en partners2082 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2082Matching Funds989en partners-989en partnersImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Shifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.women, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.men, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06108-04:KHOxfam NovibConduct local or regional research into the underlying causes of responsible business risks and misconduct in value chains and implement measures to address them. Set up a multi-stakeholder project addressing responsible business risks and misconduct and towards having a positive impact on production conditions in the countries of origin. Our involvement will provide a lot of additional credibility that the blockchain application contributes to the improvement of production conditions for poor farmers and provides better opportunities for them to attain a living income. This system and its results will need to be promoted amongst international tradingcompanies and brands; our name will be of great value in that influencing part and can thus contributeto better production conditions and to farmers attaining a living income far beyond the project target group.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.Schuttelaar en partners Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to a sustainable livelihood1229 9866 170en partners746en partners314en partners23en partners590en partners395en partners11en partners8847en partners8000en partners758 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib758CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic179 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib179CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardspieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorImproved policies: # cases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standardscases private sector actors (specifically Multi Stakeholder Initiatives) adopting/ implementing smallholder inclusive agribusiness investment policies, that are in line with social, economic and environmental responsibility standards -DD2Shifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.role models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms & attitudes: # of citizens (M/F), incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.women, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.men, incl.people living in poverty, consider gender equality in workers employment policies and a more gender equal division of labour and income (including unpaid care work), a vital right and good practice.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06110-02:PSOxfam NovibJuzoor , which is based in Ramallah, will contribute to building and strengthening the capacity of health care providers in order to ensure the provision of inclusive and gender-responsive services. Juzoor will also provide awareness sessions for counselor insideyouth centers to reinforce the creation of safe spaces for young women and adolescent girls besides ensuring an easier access to services in marginalized communities. As to facilitate access to youth-friendly and age-appropriate information , training and coaching sessions will be conducted for health workers in clinics in the Gaza Strip and West Bank. The youth will be targeted to be sensitized on women's rights, Gender-based violence (GBV), and Sexual and reproductive health rights (SRHR) and therefore, be able to participate in SRH advocacy-related activities and policy changes. Radio talks and debates will be conducted and led by the youth in order to amplify the voices of adolescent girls and change both the negative behaviors and attitudes of the targeted communities towards SRHR and GBV.Oxfam NovibAl Juzoor Foundation for Health andThe Juzoor Foundation for Health and Social Development is a Palestinian NGO based in Jerusalem working at the national level. It is committed to improving the health and well-being of Palestinian families and to promoting health as a basic human right. Juzoor was founded by a team of health and development professionals in 1996. The organizations was named Juzoor (roots in Arabic) to reflectthe organisations focus on the underlying socio-economic determinants of health and well-being, to reinforce thecommitment that Juzoor has made to continuing its work in Palestinian communities despite the difficult and challenging political situation. Juzoor mission is to promote a coherent, interdisciplinary and cross-sectoral approach to improving the healthand social well-being of individuals, families and communities based on national indicators and needs. The foundation works at multiple levels with community-basedorganizations, professionals, governmental bodies, and the community at large, targeting in specific women, children, youths and service providers.OXFAM QUEBEC Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-planned Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.9494 35.22999The right to social and political participation54421 53045 83848 55504 575118471 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 18471Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAl Juzoor Foundation for Health and18471 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 18471Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAl Juzoor Foundation for Health and9236 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 9236Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAl Juzoor Foundation for Health and8243 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 8243Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAl Juzoor Foundation for Health and24768 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 24768Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAl Juzoor Foundation for Health and66717 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 66717Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAl Juzoor Foundation for Health and13844 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 13844Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAl Juzoor Foundation for Health and31564 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 31564Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAl Juzoor Foundation for Health and41425 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 41425Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAl Juzoor Foundation for Health and8328 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 8328Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAl Juzoor Foundation for Health andCSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityExcluded/ marginalized individuals have greater voice, agency, courage and safe spaces for human rights activism to claim for transformative change towards equalitywomen that speak out, take action and claim for transformative change towards equalitymen that speak out, take action and claim for transformative change towards equalitynon-binary individuals that speak out, take action and claim for transformative change towards equalitygender not specified individuals that speak out, take action and claim for transformative change towards equalityNL-KVK-27108436-A-06110-03:PSOxfam NovibCulture and Free Thought Association (CFTA) will contribute towards increasing women's and adolescent girls' agency through training youth centers and community based organizations (CBOs) creating support spaces. The support spaces will facilitate accessto information on SRH services in addition to boosting a sense of empowerment and bodily autonomy for women and girls. These support spaces will also encourage women's participation in community initiatives. Moreover, CFTA will raise awareness via conducting awareness raising sessions targeting the public including community leaders, parents and influencing community members. The awareness will tacklethe negative effects of GBV, early marriage and early pregnancies and advocate for positive changes in the community. Reaching marginalized communities will be done through deploying mobile clinics that will provide a package of SRH services to young women and adolescent girls. Furthermore, university initiatives will be conducted inside universities to raise the awareness of university students regarding positive masculinities and the profound role of men and boys in supporting women's empowerment. To shift harmful social norms and break the stigma, peer to peer support sessions will be conducted as to also contribute to encouraging communication andopen discussion among adolescent boys and men.Oxfam NovibCulture and Free Thought AssociatioThe Culture and Free Thought Association is a community-based organization that was established in 1991 by opening Al Shruq Wal Amal Center for children between the ages of 6 to 12. CFTA came as a response to the socio-political situation in 1991 and especially its effect on women and children. The programs initiated at the time aimed at providing secure places for children where they could get social and psychological support as well as enjoy recreational activities. CFTA’s program was the first of its kind in the Gaza Strip and still is unique especially with the quality of services provided to the target groups. CFTA was initiated by 5 women who atthe time represented 5 different political parties who are all members of the PLO. In 1991, CFTA was an initiative, even the name was not yet assigned for the association, and it was like a movement that is advocating for better change in the life of children and women. The work of CFTA grew and expanded every year. By 1995, CFTA was running 4 centres: Shruq Wal Amal Center, Bunat Il Ghad for teenagers, the Women Health Center and the Gaza Women’s Loan Fund. The team expanded from 13 staff to 25 employees. It was in 1996when CFTA moved from being a community initiative to being an organisation. It was registered with the Ministry of Interior in Gazaand new management, account and administrative system started to build up to become today one of the most professional organizations in Gaza Strip. Today, in 2010, CFTA runs 8 different programs: 2 children centres One teenagers/ adolescents centre T wo women centres Youth/ cultural program Mentoring program And a network for CBOs from the south CFTA 1991 to 2008 1991: Opening of Al Shruq Wal Amal Center 1993: Opening of Bunat Il Ghad Center 1995: Opening of both the Women's Health Center and Gaza Women's Loan Fund 1997: Opening of the Palestinian Cultural Center 2000: Start of the Youth program 2006: Initiation of the Wessal Network 2007: Opening of Al Nawwar Center Mission: The Culture and Free Thought Association is a Palestinian pioneering institution which always seeks to concentrate on and further the values of civil society through implementing a set of programs and activities aimed at advancing societal awareness in all relevant fields; including the cultural, sociological, recreational, educational, health and economic fields, and, through its activities and projects, to provide vital services to society’s children, youth and women. CFTA, in accomplishing its mission, relies on a highly-qualified and creative staff, on its trust in the ability of the society it serves, and on its close relationship with such society.OXFAM QUEBEC Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-planned Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories32.8149 34.99636The right to social and political participation70074 77726 106121 137980 65180 6518026397 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 26397Oxfam Québec funding with back donorCulture and Free Thought Associatio26397 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 26397Oxfam Québec funding with back donorCulture and Free Thought Associatio17280 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 17280Oxfam Québec funding with back donorCulture and Free Thought Associatio33885 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 33885Oxfam Québec funding with back donorCulture and Free Thought Associatio77258 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 77258Oxfam Québec funding with back donorCulture and Free Thought Associatio72705 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 72705Oxfam Québec funding with back donorCulture and Free Thought Associatio12300 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 12300Oxfam Québec funding with back donorCulture and Free Thought Associatio53902 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 53902Oxfam Québec funding with back donorCulture and Free Thought Associatio49003 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 49003Oxfam Québec funding with back donorCulture and Free Thought Associatio22775 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 22775Oxfam Québec funding with back donorCulture and Free Thought AssociatioCSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityNL-KVK-27108436-A-06110-04:PSOxfam NovibOxfam has been working in the OPT and Israel since the 1950s and established a country office in the 1980s. We work in the most vulnerable communities in Gaza, and the West Bank. The country office will follow up and facilitate the implementation and joint interventions by partners. In addition, the country office will work hand in hand with the partners to provide them with capacity buildingsupport including the technical support at different levels. Moreover, the country office will be in contact withdifferent countries and work for knowledge sharing and exchange with local partners besides reporting and donor engagement. Regular monitoring and supervision will be in place to ensure effective and timely implementation of interventions and solve any raised issues. The country office will ensure adaptability in implementation and working mechanisms in line with the context and community need. Furthermore, thecountry office will conduct a research on SRHR related gaps and the research findings will guide the designing and implementation of a campaign targeting the youth, adolescents and stakeholders. The country office will ensure developing local partners' capacity where found necessary. It is worth mentioning that the activities under both Power to Choose and Massarouna will be regularly coordinated and integrated as both programs address SRHR concerns in the occupied Palestinian territories.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib has been active in the Occupied Palestinian Territory/Israel (OPT/I) since 1982 and working with Palestinian refugees in Lebanon since the mid 1980s. It has built up a strong network of relationships with local NGOs and counts among its localcounterparts some of the largest and most professional NGOs in various sectors. It has accompanied these NGOs in their development from ad hoc volunteer groups to sizeable professional institutions with national outreach. At the same time the conceptualisation of the programme has evolved from three country programs in the early 1990s to a program for Palestinians in the Middle East (PME) working withPalestinians in OPT, Israel and Lebanon. The programme has changed over the years with the establishment of the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the mid-1990s from a focus on support and service provision at a grassroots level and grassroots mobilization, to working towards influencing the establishment of the PA, its lawmaking and supporting building a democratic state # this involved supporting efforts of Palestinian civil society to build the basis for a democratic Palestinian state with room for civil participation, ensuring inclusion of vulnerable groups, refugees and women, and shaping its laws and systems. Oxfam Novib has also supported partners that are working on the provision of humanitarian assistance, response preparedness and conflict transformation. We have also supported partners in the provision of health services, access to quality education and gender justice.OXFAM QUEBEC Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-planned Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.7533 35.20711The right to social and political participation17478 66458 58371 37719 78343 56606 2977Oxfam Québec funding with back donor14501Oxfam Québec funding with back donor3193Oxfam Québec funding with back donor2977Oxfam Québec funding with back donor3257Oxfam Québec funding with back donor6302Oxfam Québec funding with back donor6217Oxfam Québec funding with back donor6386Oxfam Québec funding with back donor6244Oxfam Québec funding with back donor6549Oxfam Québec funding with back donor7914Oxfam Québec funding with back donor6301Oxfam Québec funding with back donor5885Oxfam Québec funding with back donor5233Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4572Oxfam Québec funding with back donor6891Oxfam Québec funding with back donor5753Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4945Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4910Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4236Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4136Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4488Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4915Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4616Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4244Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4665Oxfam Québec funding with back donor-6590Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4728Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4850Oxfam Québec funding with back donor3938Oxfam Québec funding with back donor3926Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4451Oxfam Québec funding with back donor1741Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4298Oxfam Québec funding with back donor3904Oxfam Québec funding with back donor3806Oxfam Québec funding with back donor3886Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4781Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4394Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4548Oxfam Québec funding with back donor18795Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4850Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4277Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4268Oxfam Québec funding with back donor2357Oxfam Québec funding with back donor17874Oxfam Québec funding with back donor5901Oxfam Québec funding with back donor3370Oxfam Québec funding with back donor3464Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4246Oxfam Québec funding with back donor4781Oxfam Québec funding with back donor3852Oxfam Québec funding with back donor1828Oxfam Québec funding with back donor3546Oxfam Québec funding with back donor16064Oxfam Québec funding with back donor3862Oxfam Québec funding with back donor8556Oxfam Québec funding with back donor7966Oxfam Québec funding with back donor6152Oxfam Québec funding with back donorCSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityNL-KVK-27108436-A-06110-05:PSOxfam NovibAbdel Shafi Community Health Association (ACHA) will contribute to creating young women leadership networks that will be supportingyoung women to raise their voices, enhance their self-esteem and access SRH services and information. ACHA will work on enabling young women to develop their leadership and representation skills as to be catalysts of positive change in their communities. Furthermore, ACHA will train youth centers and community-based organizations to act as SRHR information focal points wherewomen and girls could comfortably access these facilities and better communicate their SRHR needs and concerns. ACHA will ensure reaching segregated communities in Gaza and North Gaza governorates through deploying mobile clinics that will provide SRH services besides referring other critical cases to ACHA facilities to receive more specialized services. In addition, roundtable discussions will be conducted between youth and women organizations to shed light on SRHR priorities. In terms of increasing community awareness and support particularly from men and adolescent boys, awareness sessions will be regularly conducted besides community-based initiatives that will reflect community needs in terms of SRHR.Oxfam NovibAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.Abdel Shafi Communtiy Health Association (ACHA) is a non-governmental association that works in both relief and development and aims at improving the health, social, educational, and cultural conditions in the Gaza Strip. ACHA seeks to empower Palestinian women and ensure their access to integrated high quality services besides supporting the Palestinian identity and culture. The values adopted by ACHA include transparency, discipline, commitment, promotion of democratic values, and preservation of beneficiaries' privacy and rights. ACHA's diverse programs are implemented based on justice and equality ensuring that the Palestinian communities enjoy access to comprehensive services in addition to respecting their rights and dignity. There are four main programs implemented by ACHA:capacity building program, health care program, women empowerment and protection, and education program. In terms of women empowerment and protection, women are supported with different types of services ensuring they receive the support they need besides enhancing their awareness and capacity. ACHA has a democratic work environment with a clear organizational stricture. It works constantly on improving its staff and partners' capacity.OXFAM QUEBEC Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-planned Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian TerritoriesThe right to social and political participation65484 69457 164193 103340 48065 21585 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 21585Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.21585 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 21585Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.10792 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 10792Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.11522 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 11522Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.22543 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 22543Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.48444 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 48444Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.46278 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 46278Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.116386 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 116386Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.22785 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 22785Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.24735 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 24735Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.37660 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 37660Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.18160 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 18160Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.48065 incoming transaction OXFAM QUEBEC 48065Oxfam Québec funding with back donorAbdel Shafi Community Health Ass.CSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityinformal discriminatory norms, attitudes, believes and patriarchal structures that maintain inequality and marginalization are transformedwomen that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresmen that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresnon-binary individuals that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresgender non specified individuals that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresNL-KVK-27108436-A-06137-02:KHOxfam NovibOxfam is committed to preventing any type of unwanted behavior at work including sexual harassment, exploitation and abuse, lack ofintegrity and financial misconduct; and committed to promoting the welfare of children, young people and adults. Oxfam expects all staff and volunteers to share this commitment through our code of conduct. Oxfam in Cambodia has just become an implementing partner of ACCESS project (Advancing CSOs# Capacity to Enhance Sustainability Solutions) which has been funded by EU through WWF. The ACCESS project aims to ensure that marginalized forest communities affected by land conflicts and the depletion of the natural resourceswhich they depend upon are able to take action and to raise their voice to recover their rights and legally enforce the protection of their forest, and hold the Government and private companies accountable for their actions. The proposed Action aims at achieving a gender equity-based secured and sustainable community-based forest and natural resources governance in Mondulkiri Province with linkages and upscaling to the national level. The project will support the empowerment of forest-dependent communities in Phnom Prich Wildlife Sanctuary (PPWS) and Srepok Wildlife Sanctuary (SWS) covering 40% of the land area of Mondulkiri Province, the least populated, most forested, and among the richest provinces in natural resources (soil, timber, mineral) in Cambodia. The role of Oxfam in Cambodia in the ACCESS project focuses on assess the capacity of the NRM NGO network in Mondulkiri province, capacitate and coachingthe NRM NGO network and enable the NRM NGO network to function themselves.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.World Wildlife Fund Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation7980 56476 62879 79449 697World Wildlife Fund WWF1057World Wildlife Fund WWF6226World Wildlife Fund WWF3308World Wildlife Fund WWF-188World Wildlife Fund WWF3482World Wildlife Fund WWF3832World Wildlife Fund WWF3146World Wildlife Fund WWF3388World Wildlife Fund WWF4815World Wildlife Fund WWF5184World Wildlife Fund WWF7174World Wildlife Fund WWF9610World Wildlife Fund WWF3747World Wildlife Fund WWF3747World Wildlife Fund WWF5230World Wildlife Fund WWF2986World Wildlife Fund WWF3167World Wildlife Fund WWF4575World Wildlife Fund WWF3049World Wildlife Fund WWF2872World Wildlife Fund WWF3131World Wildlife Fund WWF3017World Wildlife Fund WWF4199World Wildlife Fund WWF6500World Wildlife Fund WWF3255World Wildlife Fund WWF5467World Wildlife Fund WWF20661World Wildlife Fund WWF10443World Wildlife Fund WWF8097World Wildlife Fund WWF7870World Wildlife Fund WWF142World Wildlife Fund WWF10973World Wildlife Fund WWF3495World Wildlife Fund WWF4419World Wildlife Fund WWF4096World Wildlife Fund WWF3346World Wildlife Fund WWF8597World Wildlife Fund WWF4718World Wildlife Fund WWF5641World Wildlife Fund WWF7612World Wildlife Fund WWF6063World Wildlife Fund WWF13715World Wildlife Fund WWF5296World Wildlife Fund WWF-2833World Wildlife Fund WWFStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing promoting small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or to participate in more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions) -DD5Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06138-02:UGOxfam NovibWe will work with individual adolescent Girls and Young women, , research Institutions , Women Rights Organisation on SRHR provision and advocacy, platforms at local, national regional and global levels to: 1. Increase knowledge of SRHR and available services among adolescent girls and young women 2. Improve positive attitudes by women, girls, men, boys and influencers in support of SRHR, women#s rights and SGBV prevention 3. Increase ability of project participants and stakeholders (particularly adolescent girls and young women) to access and promote usage of comprehensive rights based SRH information and services 4. Improve ability of SRH service providers to deliver quality services that meet young women and girls' needs related to SRHR in a non-discriminatory, youth-friendly and inclusive manner 5. Increase capacity of health systems and institutions in project sites to provide quality gender-responsive, youth-friendly comprehensive SRHR information and services, particularly for adolescent girls and young women 6. Increase ability ofWROs/CSOs to advocate with the government at local, regional and national levels for evidence-based, accountable and equitable SRHRpolicies, legal frameworks and services, particularly for adolescent girls and young womenOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM CANADA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-planned Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to social and political participation2022 152556 213382 237360 229627 153537 2022 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2022CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic9747 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib9747CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic18844Oxfam Canada back donor-11768 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-11768CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic19324Oxfam Canada back donor6126Oxfam Canada back donor8866Oxfam Canada back donor6637Oxfam Canada back donor9042Oxfam Canada back donor10569Oxfam Canada back donor12513Oxfam Canada back donor10770Oxfam Canada back donor27486Oxfam Canada back donor24401Oxfam Canada back donor9267Oxfam Canada back donor17888Oxfam Canada back donor69855Oxfam Canada back donor14297Oxfam Canada back donor8638Oxfam Canada back donor17397Oxfam Canada back donor8721Oxfam Canada back donor8538Oxfam Canada back donor15052Oxfam Canada back donor11702Oxfam Canada back donor13421Oxfam Canada back donor18607Oxfam Canada back donor8925Oxfam Canada back donor28465Oxfam Canada back donor27392Oxfam Canada back donor7349Oxfam Canada back donor15514Oxfam Canada back donor8003Oxfam Canada back donor29499Oxfam Canada back donor32639Oxfam Canada back donor19959Oxfam Canada back donor9906Oxfam Canada back donor16921Oxfam Canada back donor32787Oxfam Canada back donor8067Oxfam Canada back donor9253Oxfam Canada back donor35312Oxfam Canada back donor8158Oxfam Canada back donor9523Oxfam Canada back donor16846Oxfam Canada back donor11058Oxfam Canada back donor12815Oxfam Canada back donor31200Oxfam Canada back donor17901Oxfam Canada back donor16425Oxfam Canada back donor53069Oxfam Canada back donor11885Oxfam Canada back donor14604Oxfam Canada back donor24263Oxfam Canada back donor13231Oxfam Canada back donor13837Oxfam Canada back donor65856Oxfam Canada back donor14326Oxfam Canada back donor6781Oxfam Canada back donor-11245Oxfam Canada back donorinformal discriminatory norms, attitudes, believes and patriarchal structures that maintain inequality and marginalization are transformedwomen that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresmen that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresnon-binary individuals that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresgender non specified individuals that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresNL-KVK-27108436-A-06138-03:UGOxfam NovibThe centre for health Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) is an indigenous non-profit Research and advocacy organisation which ispioneering the justisciability of the right to health in the East Africa Region. It is duly registered under the laws of Uganda. Founded in 2010 by three young professionals, it has travelled a journey that has allowed the organisation to continuously grow and ground itself as a key leader in the field of health and human rights in Uganda, Oxfam Canada is the lead applicant and only signatory partner. IPPF, Guttmacher and Action Canada are non-signatory partners. We will work with the following local implementing partners: In Uganda - RHU; CEHURD; FEMME FORTE UGANDA; and Makerere University School of Public Health. In Mozambique - AMODEFA; LAMBDA; and Associacao Mocambicana de Mulheres e Apoio a Rapariga. In Sudan - GRACe; and SFPA. Partnership agreements with detailed roles and responsibilities will be signed with each project partner at inception. Oxfam Canada will: be accountable for project funds and results; ensure project implementation according to local legislation; fulfil the GAC Contribution Agreement; provide Canada-based staffto support project management, capacity-strengthening and financial monitoring and reporting; and coordinate with Action Canada on Canadian public engagement. The Oxfam Country Project Teams will coordinate with local partners, governments and stakeholders and will ensure management and monitoring of the project, as well as the promotionof best environmental practices. Local partners will be the main interlocutors with government, other CSOs, communities, and participants and will deliver many of the key project activities. There will be: a) a Project Advisory Committee to provide general oversight and strategic direction to the project, composed of Oxfam, IPPF, Guttmacher, Action Canada, and GAC; b) 3 Project Coordination Committees (1 per country), led by Oxfam and with participation of local partners, and key stakeholders; and, c) a Program Management Team including Oxfam country-based project managers and officers, as well as representatives from IPPF and Guttmacher to assess project implementation, address operational issues and provide peer support.Oxfam NovibCentre for health Human Rights andThe Centre for Health Human Rights and Development (CEHURD) is an indigenous non-profit Research and advocacy organisation which ispioneering the justisciability of the right to health in the East Africa Region. It is duly registered under the laws of Uganda. Founded in 2010 by three young professionals, it has travelled a journey that has allowed the organisation to continuously grow and ground itself as a key leader in the field of health and human rights in Uganda. CEHURD focuses its efforts on critical issues of human rights and health systems in East Africa such as sexual and reproductive health rights, trade and health, and medical ethics whichaffect the vulnerable and less-advantaged populations such as women, children, orphans, sexual minorities, people living with HIV/AIDS, persons with disabilities, internally-displaced persons, refugee populations and victims of violence, torture, disasters and conflict. CEHURD's influencing approach covers the following: 1. Social justice: Where Civil claims (including #small claims#) must be addressed.; 2. Empowerment: of rights-holders to claim and protect their rights.; 3. Health rights: Work to advance health rightsfor vulnerable communities.; 4. Litigation: We use strategic litigation to address health system gaps. CEHURD is guided by four (4) Strategic objectives that include; 1.To build local National and regional awareness and institutionalise and mainstream health andhuman rights.; 2. To promote equitable access to health services and goods.; 3. To address the underlying determinants to the rightto health.; 4. to maintain a strong vibrant and sustainable centre of Excellence on health and Human Rights in Uganda, Africa and Internationally. CEHURD'S ROLE ON FUNDING THE BLOOD CAMPAIGN:will be to coordinate implementation of the blood campaign and will jointly work with other Finance for development partners namely; Oxfam in Uganda,SEATINI; CSBAG; AFIC; UWONET; FIA; PACU; FORMO; CEFORD; ARID. The campaign will be implemented for a period of six (06) months and has been designed to be in tandem with the national budget planning process. The project objectives for funding the blood campaign include: 1. To advocate for the prioritisation and increment of the domestic budget allocation to UBTS by 22% of their annual budget in the FY 2020/21 through rigorous engagement with the Ministry of Health, Parliament and Ministry of Finance, Planning and Economic Development. 2. To promote donor recruitment through raising public awareness onthe blood shortage in Uganda and conducting values clarification and attitude transformation trainings. The Campaign Policy Asks include: 1. Increase domestic financing to UBTS#s by 22% of their annual budget in the FY 2020/2021. 2. Increase UBTS#s annual blood collection by 360,000 units in order to meet the transfusion needs for all patients in Uganda and to meet the increased demand for safe blood transfusion especially at health Centers IVs, which are located in rural areas where most of the population lives. 3. To improve blood transfusion infrastructure in the regional blood banks of Gulu, Arua, Fort-portal, Kitovu. 4. To transform blood collection centers of Hoima, Jinja, Kabaale, Rukungiri, Lira and Soroti into blood distribution centers to bring services nearer to the health care facilities. 5. To ensure every Ugandan gets safe blood free of charge whenever he or she needsit. 6. To address corruption and other governance challenges in accessing safe blood.OXFAM CANADA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-planned Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to social and political participation207703 156265 268397 188327 8832717154 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 17154Oxfam Canada back donorCentre for health Human Rights and155004 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 155004Oxfam Canada back donorCentre for health Human Rights and35544 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 35544Oxfam Canada back donorCentre for health Human Rights and156265 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 156265Oxfam Canada back donorCentre for health Human Rights and139426 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 139426Oxfam Canada back donorCentre for health Human Rights and128971 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 128971Oxfam Canada back donorCentre for health Human Rights and100000 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 100000Oxfam Canada back donorCentre for health Human Rights andinformal discriminatory norms, attitudes, believes and patriarchal structures that maintain inequality and marginalization are transformedwomen that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresThe targets on track but not yet achievedTargets on progress but not yet achievedmen that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresTargets on track but not yet achievedTargets on progress but not yet achievednon-binary individuals that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresgender non specified individuals that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresNL-KVK-27108436-A-06138-04:UGOxfam Novibxfam Canada is the lead applicant and only signatory partner. IPPF, Guttmacher and Action Canada are non-signatory partners. We will work with the following local implementing partners: In Uganda - RHU; CEHURD; FEMME FORTE UGANDA; and Makerere UniversitySchool ofPublic Health. In Mozambique - AMODEFA; LAMBDA; and Associacao Mocambicana de Mulheres e Apoio a Rapariga. In Sudan - GRACe; and SFPA. Partnership agreements with detailed roles and responsibilities will be signed with each project partner at inception. Oxfam Canada will: be accountable for project funds and results; ensure project implementation according to local legislation; fulfil the GACContribution Agreement; provide Canada-based staff to support project management, capacity-strengtheningand financial monitoring and reporting; and coordinate with Action Canada on Canadian public engagement. The Oxfam Country Project Teams will coordinate with local partners, governments and stakeholders and will ensure management and monitoring of the project, as well as the promotion of best environmental practices. Local partners will be the main interlocutors with government, other CSOs, communities, and participantsand will deliver many of the key project activities. There will be: a) a Project Advisory Committee to provide general oversight and strategic direction to the project, composed of Oxfam, IPPF, Guttmacher, Action Canada, and GAC; b) 3 Project Coordination Committees (1 per country), led by Oxfam and with participation of local partners, and key stakeholders; and, c) a Program Management Team including Oxfam country-based project managers and officers, as well as representatives from IPPF and Guttmacher to assess project implementation, address operational issues and provide peer support.Oxfam NovibFemme Forte UgandaThe Situation: We are at a turning point for women, where advances in women’s rights are at threat from rising fundamentalisms, financial crises, political turmoil and backlash against feminism. Very important gains have been made in many frameworks, policies andlaws that protect the rights of women, yet, the power dynamics that drive inequality between women and men remain in force at all levels. Who are we: We are a movement building entity. We love women and believe in their advancement in the economic, social and political sphere. We exist to strengthen pathways between young and older women who aspire to meaningfully contribute to the greater women’s movement in Uganda. Mobilizing and equipping young women to become better leaders who change the story. We empower women inUganda for inclusive growth through providing skills training, mentoring, sisterhood support, spiritual and financial support. OurStrategy Our strategy is hinged on stories of phenomenal women both in the bible and around us that we would like to model. The idea is to change mindsets by helping women imagine a better version of themselves, create environments and opportunities where they can thrive in their unique qualities, teach them to be better at what they do in leading themselves and others and eventually celebrate their accomplishment, humanity and success. Target Audience Our primary audience is young women between 15-35 years of age. This notwithstanding, we will carry out specialized activitiesfor those over 35 to grow mentors in them. We run tailor made programs in the form of equip circles (learning circles) for three audiences; 15- 19 years 20- 25 years 26-35 years Our young woman is one that aspires to lead, one with potential tolead with inadequate support to her aspirations. How we established our Priorities As sisters, we have been part of the women and feminist movements. We have grown here and have experienced firsthand the joys and short comings therein. Our Priorities are therefore established by; • Our experiences. The celebrations we wish to scale up as well as the challenges unattended to that we wish Femme Forte can fill the gap on. • The needs of women from various walks of life. We reached out towomen as young as 15 and as old as the heart can imagine and asked what sort of female space they would be inspired to be part of. The responses we got together with our experiences formed the foundations of what we will primarily work towardsachieving Our Vision A balanced society that provides equal opportunity to men and women. Our Mission Foster effective resilience to Break barriers and reach new heights for women in Uganda. Our Values Our values are summarized as SAFE. OurProgram Priorities Our programs are hinged on three strategic anchors: Communication, Organizing and Leadership. We are rolling these out through Equip circles that are learning spaces for different issues women encounter. Body Rights <(>&<)> Integrity •Sexual rights and health • Gender based violence • Body rights - celebrating sexuality, menstruation, yoga Financial Literacy <(>&<)> the Wealth Agenda • Economic Equality Transformative Feminist Leadership • Femme Forte school of Leadership and Workcamps • Femme Forte Writers’ Initiative- The journals • The Equip Circles • The moving library STAFFING CHART Catalyst Program Officer VIEW DETAILS Chief Builder Program Officer VIEW DETAILS Connector M<(>&<)>E Officer VIEW DETAILS DreamsFulfiller Finance Manager VIEW DETAILSOXFAM CANADA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to social and political participation185452 177869 258264 13618412208013905 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 13905Oxfam Canada back donorFemme Forte Uganda148250 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 148250Oxfam Canada back donorFemme Forte Uganda23297 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 23297Oxfam Canada back donorFemme Forte Uganda177869 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 177869Oxfam Canada back donorFemme Forte Ugandainformal discriminatory norms, attitudes, believes and patriarchal structures that maintain inequality and marginalization are transformedwomen that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresWe did not have targets during the PIP as what was being done was more of f supporting project staff to understand the project and conduct consultations with different stakeholders to inform the project implementation planThese were reached through peer to peer sessions with adolescent women and girlsmen that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresWe did not have specific targets during the PIP as what was being done was more of supporting project staff to understand the project and conduct consultation s with different stakeholders to inform the project implementation planThese were reached through peer to peer sessions with adolescent men men and boysnon-binary individuals that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresgender non specified individuals that challenge and transform informal discriminatory norms, believes and patriarchal structuresNL-KVK-27108436-A-06138-05:UGOxfam NovibOxfam in Uganda with support from GAC conducted a Capacity Assessment Tool for Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (CAT4SRHR) in 2022 for its stand-up project partners in Uganda including Reproductive Health Uganda (RHU). The training objectives were to provideoverview on SRHR, values clarification, and review foundational concepts to working on SRHR, from a rights-based approach, familiarize participants with the CAT4SRHR, how to guide Stand Up partners through the process, and develop a capacity-strengthening action plan and to provide participants with an opportunity to practice facilitating the CAT4SRHR training. After the training, participants were tasked with replicating the same training in their respective organizations with all their membersand implement an action plan drawn during the training based on capacity needs. It is based on this premise that RHU is to be supported with funds to implementthe CAT4SRHR action plan.Oxfam NovibReproductive Health UgandaThe history of Family Planning in Uganda dates back to the 1950’s and is closely linked to the visit of Ms. Edith Gates – ExecutiveDirector of Pathfinder International (standing). Ms Gates was visiting sub Saharan Africa to explore the possibilities of introducing modern family planning associations in African countries. She urged progressive Asian and African women of Mothers’ Union to forman association that would advocate for Family Planning. To have the impact they wanted, the women decided to transform this club oflike-minded individuals into something more. That is when they founded the FPAU in 1957 with the first clients being attended at the Agha Khan Health Centre. In 1963, after six years in operation, FPAU was registered as an NGO under the National Council of Voluntary Social Services. The Association opened its first clinic in 1964, and the number of those seeking family planning services tooka steady rise. FPAU BECOMES A MEMBER OF INTERNATIONAL PLANNED PARENTHOOD FEDERATION (IPPF) In 1966, amidst funding struggles, FPAU was registered as a member of IPPF. This development opened doors for further financial assistance. In May 1968, the 21st World health Assembly, under resolution WHA 21.43, recognized family planning as an importantcomponent of basic health care service. This global proclamation made many national governments including Uganda to start giving serious consideration to family planning. SURVIVAL IN TROUBLED TIMES The 1970’s will remain etched in the minds of supporters of family planning as the most difficult period. When Idi Amin took control of the country after a military coup, he banned family planning, arguing it was against African Culture. Consequently, the government did not accept FPAU to open and run clinicsin government hospitals and prohibited tutors and lecturers from giving FP lectures to medical students. It is during this troubled period that the total fertility rate and maternal mortality increasedto levels that threatened attainment of safe motherhood and threw the population economic balance into disarray. As the Association struggled to remain, the reputation of the country also suffered a great deal; donors were hesitant to support FPAU programs in such hostile environment. Only IPPF stood withthe Association, sustaining it during these trying times. Within the organization, the difficult times also saw it experience some of the worst managerial and administrative challenges. However, despite all this and due to the resilience of FP advocatesthe Association registered great success through its Advocacy efforts which led the Ministry of Health to accept child spacing as an essential component of primary healthcare. In 1975, the Ministry instructed all of its medical units to work with FPAU and in collaboration with IPPF, FPAU influenced Makerere University to start a course on population research and demography. LOOKING TO THE FUTURE: CHANGE OF NAME FROM FPAU TO RHU 2007, After a sterling performance since its formation 50 yearsago, the FPAUstarted the journey in its next half of the century by changing of its name from FPAU to Reproductive Health Uganda (RHU) in line with the organisation’s current goals, objectives and realities on ground. The change of name was necessitated by the shift in paradigm from mere family planning to the broader and holistic SRHR that the organisation fully embraced since the International Conference on Population and Development (ICPD) in 1994. 2. ACHIEVEMENTS Reproductive Health Uganda Key Achievements 1. Recognized Leader in SRHR Media Advocacy In 2024, Akina Mama wa Afrika recognized RHU as one of the top contributors driving Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) conversations in Uganda. This was highlighted in their annual report assessingmedia coverage on SRHR. RHU’s proactive approach through webinars, stakeholder consultations, and robust online campaigns positioned the organization as a national and global thought leader in SRHR knowledge sharing and digital advocacy. 2. Championing the SRHR–Climate Change Nexus Cognizant of the impact of climate change on vulnerable populations, RHU has taken a frontline role in integrating SRHR into climate change adaptation efforts. • RHU played an instrumental role in the development and launch of the Kasese District Climate Change Adaptation Plan, ensuring that SRHR was central to community resilience strategies. • At the national level, the Ministry of Health acknowledged RHU’s contributions during the official launch of the Climate andHealth National Adaptation Plan (2025–2030). • Regionally, the Kasese District Local Government awarded RHU for its role in building a climate-resilient health system and community. This recognition underscores RHU’s pioneering efforts to spotlight health—particularly SRHR—as a critical aspect of climate change adaptation. 2. Community-Led Infrastructure for SRHR Access RHU recorded a significant milestone in community-led resource mobilisation in Luwero District, where volunteers led efforts to construct a new, spacious clinic in Wobulenzi Town Council. This initiative has greatly improved access to SRHR services for youth, women, and men across the greater Luwero area, demonstrating RHU’s commitment to community ownership and sustainability. 3. Innovation Through Digital Health and Service Delivery Transformation Recognizing the transformative power of technology, RHU has integrated digital innovations into service delivery, research, and communication. • The organization has strengthened its service delivery structure to enhance accessibility, efficiency, and quality. • Future plans include clinic redesigns, technology-driven health services, and adoption of health insurance models to meet emerging needs. • RHU’s new Strategic Plan (2025–2030) places digital innovation, youth-centered services, and private sector collaboration at its core, ensuringthe organization remains future-ready and sustainable. 4. Strengthening Partnerships for Sustainability In line with its commitmentto sustainability, RHU has significantly expanded partnerships with private sector actors, especially to promote SRHR in workplaces. These partnerships are critical in reaching underserved populations, advocating for safeguarding policies, and creating SRHR-friendlyenvironments within the formal employment sector. 5. National Recognition for Family Planning and Safe Motherhood RHU was honored with the National Safe Motherhood Award 2023 during the second edition of the National Safe Motherhood Conference. The award, under the “Outstanding Contribution to Safe Motherhood – Family Planning” NGO category, affirms RHU’s dedication to improving maternal health outcomes through access to quality family planning services. 3. INSTITUTIONAL PURPOSE Mission:To champion and sustainablyprovide capacity building, research evidence, high quality rights based SRHR information and services, with a special focus on young people. Institutional objectives: 1. Enhance Gender Programming and Meaningful Youth InclusiveParticipation in Institutional Structures, Systems, and Operation 2. Leverage partnerships, networking and communications to influence the SRHR ecosystem and enhance RHU’s identity and visibility 3. Provide quality people-centred SRHR services and information especially to young people, vulnerable groups and those in humanitarian settings 4. Leverage innovations, knowledge, learning and evidence to influence the SRHR ecosystem 5. Strengthen RHU organisational capacity to deliver on its mandate, including strengthening capacity of actors for sustainable SRHR, youth programming, advocacy, service delivery, leadership and management Field(s) of activity: What are the principal thematic and geographic areas in which the organization works? Coverage RHU has 18 branches (currently operates 16 clinics) spread across all sub-regions of Uganda. The organisation has made a significant contribution in the area of SRHR. RHU’s plans to enhance SRHR in Uganda and contribute to regional and global advocacy efforts. RHU’s Strategy provides approaches to transform the SRHR ecosystem. RHU has structured its operations around five interconnected thematic areas, which will serve as the foundation. These areas are: gender and youth-centred programming and involvement, advocacy, communications, partnerships and networking; re-invention of client-centred SRHR medical services; research, innovations, knowledge management, monitoring and evaluation, institutional sustainability. They are aligned with the four pillars ofIPPF, which focus on advancing the sexuality agenda, prioritising people-centred care, fostering solidarity for change, and supporting the federation. In essence, these thematic areas reflect RHU’s shift in programming focus to better serve the SRHR needs of the broader population, with particular attention given to vulnerable groups such as young people, women, key populations (KPs), persons with disabilities (PWDs), orphans and vulnerable children (OVC), populations in humanitarian settings, the elderly, and the poor. These groups are identified in the Third National Development Plan (2020) as residing in areas with service delivery inequalities and facing additional challenges due to the effects of climate change, political conflicts, negative cultural norms, among others. By transforming the SRHR ecosystem, RHU aims to shape laws, policies, and norms through local and global advocacy actions. This will require strengthening its research and innovations components, as well as positioning itself as a leading agency in SRHR training and capacity building. RHU will continue to fulfill its core mandate of providing medical services and SRHR information to create a lasting impact. The first four thematic areas primarily focus on RHU’s interventions for external stakeholders, while the last one concentrates on the organisation’s internal development. Each thematic area includes critical pathways (CPs), which are the key interventions that RHU needs to prioritise in order to achieve its overall goal. These pathways will serve asthe basis for developing detailed activities to implement the strategy on an annual basis. Over the past decade, there has been a significant emphasis on SRHR as a crucial driver of global economic development. Young people have experienced increased freedoms, opportunities, and the ability to make decisions and shape their own lives. However, progress has been uneven, with notable variations in different countries and population subcategories. The following narratives elaborateon some of the shifts in focus that RHU hasundergone. 1. Gender and Youth Centred Programming and Involvement RHU, since its establishment, has been dedicated to empowering youth by offering them opportunities, resources, and platforms to activelyparticipate in decision-making processes. The organisation facilitates the implementation of initiatives that have a positive impact on the lives of young people. Positioned as a youth centred organisation, RHU adheres to the principle of “nothing for uswithout us.” Recognising that harnessing the demographic dividend of the country requires a critical investment in young people SRHR, RHU emphasises the importance of their meaningful participation andinclusion in achieving this goal. RHU recognises thevast potential of young people, yet they are often left out in decision making processes, planning, programming and governance. Cognisant of the Agenda 2030, of leaving no one behind, RHU intends to continue investing in nurturing the leadership skills, personal and professional development of young people, and amplifying their voices. RHU is committed to strengthening institutional systems, structures, and programmes to sustain and enhance meaningful and inclusive youthparticipation (MIYP) across all its operations. This strategic approach aims to create a lasting impact by ensuring that the voicesand contributions of young people are integral to the organisation’s mission and objectives. 2. Advocacy, Communications, Partnerships and Networking I. Advocacy The advocacy function is intended to enable RHU to address the existing challenges and opportunities. There is a need to take advantage of the current positive ‘policy window’ that presents RHU with opportunities to make a positive impact towards transforming the SRHR ecosystem. The SRHR indices in Uganda are poor and some of them have stagnated over time, whichhas had a negative impact on the population, there is need to intensify policy and budgetary advocacy, and strategic communication.Meanwhile,the socio-cultural set up surrounding SRHR issues in Uganda is fairly conservative, largely affected by religious and cultural beliefs and norms, leading to myths and misconceptions related to the issue of modern contraception, sex and sexuality education, contraceptive use. Gender equality, sexual gender-based violence, key and priority populations are still taboo topics for discussion in public. In addition, the continental, East African region and global SRH policy frameworks such as the Maputo Plan of Action, Africa Health Strategy, Abuja Declaration, ICPD and SDGs provide additional windows of opportunity. They call for repositioning ofSRHR and universal access to reproductive health to accelerate development. However, these protocols exist amidst significant resistance. This calls for concerted actions guided by strategic partnerships, networking and advocacy. II. Communications RHU communication target both internal and external audiences to increase visibility of SRHR, demystify myths and misconceptions, and change negative attitudes towards SRHR. RHU intends to communicate to increase visibility and strengthen the identity of the organisation. The purpose of communication will focus on increasing access to accurate SRHR information, enhancing RHU’s identity and visibility nationally and internationally. RHU will strengthen social behavioural change communication efforts to reverse negative social norms. III.Partnerships and Networking RHU intends to revitalise strategic partnerships and networking. This will boost RHU’s efforts to transform the SRHR ecosystem in Uganda and beyond. RHU is cognisant of the fact that successful advocacy is hinged on partnerships and networks with like-minded individuals and organisations/institutions to canvass the required support and strong voices necessary in influencing policy- you can never do it alone and succeed. Likewise, the organisation will collaborate and network with a vision to improve the delivery of social services and catalysing transformative social change. Partnership brings together institutional capabilities and human resources in form of skills, experiences and ideas to tackle common advocacy issues that are often beyond the capacity of a single organisation or group. 3. Re-invention of Client -centred SRHR Service Delivery RHU intend to contribute to strengthening of the healthcare system. the aim is to ensure a high standard of health for all individuals in the country, promoting healthy and productive lives. RHU will continue delivering on her core mandate of providing SRHR services and information to priority populations particularly adolescents and young people. RHU operates a network of 16 own clinics, over 200 public partner facilities and 50LIFEPLUS social franchise private clinics across different regions of Uganda. However, these clinics have been providing general SRHR services without specialising in specific areas that cater to the growing and diverse needs of service users. As a result, the capacity of the clinics to attract more service users has been limited, leading to financial challenges in their management and sustainability. The scope of SRH has in majority of its clinics been limited to contraceptives, cancer screening and PAC, leaving out a big group of clients with safe motherhood needs including antenatal, deliveries and postnatal care. RHU intends to upgrade her laboratory services to meet the technological advancements and evolving service demands of the clientele. In addition, RHU will focus on modernising the health facilities to be able to attract medical insurance services. To enhance the impact and sustainability of RHU’s services, it is crucial to prioritize the specialization of clinics based on the specific needs of service users. By adaptingand expanding their service package, the clinics can better attract and serve a wider range of individuals, ultimately making their management more financially viable. Additionally, investing in upgrading laboratory services to meet current technological standards will ensure accurate and efficient diagnostic capabilities, enhancing the quality of care provided. 4. Addressing SRHR in Humanitarian Settings The enjoyment of SRH rights is greatly influenced by stable conditions. However, during humanitarian crises, various factors further impede access to and utilisation of SRHR services. These factors encompass harmful gender norms, poverty, and the lack of basic services like education and sexual and reproductive healthcare. In response to thissituation, RHU aims to boost its provision of SRHR clinical services to refugee settings. This initiative specifically targets the needs of this vulnerable population subgroup. The boosting will involve the establishment of static clinics as well as conducting outreaches, both tailored to address the specificservice delivery requirements in these settings. 5. Focus on Climate Crisis By 2030, it is anticipated that two-thirds of IPPF clients will reside in countries where inequalities have worsened, with a significant portion of this increase attributed to the climatecrisis (IPPF strategic Plan 2028). The shifting population dynamics, particularly in terms of growth, will inevitably impact resource utilisation. Consequently, the effects on the climatewill be most profoundly experienced by future generations, especially young people. In recognition of these challenges, the NDPIII underscores the urgent need to address population dynamics as a crucial component in tackling the consequences of climate change. This strategic approach is vital for achieving improved household incomes and enhancing the overall quality of life for the population. Additionally, the plan highlights the perils associated with climate change, including regional conflicts, population migrations, and the resultant influx of refugees, all of which exert pressure on resourceutilisation, thereby diminishing the quality of life for the broader population. This underscores the significance of addressing the SRHR needs of the population. By doing so, we can actively contribute to nurturing a thriving society that prioritises the well-being and quality of life for all. 6. Research, Innovations, Knowledge Management and M<(>&<)>E Influencing the SRHR ecosystem will require generating evidence on what works best to address the dynamic needs of communities, especially young people. Over the past seven years, there has been a remarkable increase in the scope and momentum of evidence related to SRHR. However, it is crucial to acknowledge that there are still notable research and data gaps in our comprehension of this vital field. These gaps hinder our understanding of various aspects, including the reasons behind limited access to SRHR services, the effectiveness of different interventions,the unexplored contexts of service delivery in humanitarian crisis settings, strategies for scaling up and reaching marginalised communities, including young people, and optimal collaboration with sectors like social development, health, and education. Evidence takes various forms, such as operational research, evaluations, and compelling stories of significant change, lessons learned, qualitative and quantitative research, case studies, and ongoing discussions among practitioners. Furthermore, valuableinsights can also be gleaned from programme and policies implemented in other sectors. To strengthen the SRHR ecosystem, it is imperative to build upon the existing evidence and address these research and data gaps. By doing so, we can develop comprehensive strategies that effectively respond to the SRHR needs of young people. Innovations With the rapidly changing SRHR environment, innovations in programme design and implementation is crucial ensuring that the right approaches/ models and tools are used in delivering the desired organisational aspirations and mission. RHU intends to invest and facilitate the development of innovative initiatives and ventures for delivering information and services related to SRHR, especially targeting young people. 7. Institutional Sustainability RHU, similar to other non-governmental organisations (NGOs), has previously functioned as a standard non-profit organisation, consistently implementingits programmes and achieving results across all core programme areas. The organisation has invested a significant amount of time infundraising, and now intends to strengthen strategies to attract more funds required to support the execution of the strategic plan. It is worth noting that RHU plans to strengthen its internal fundraising, which will in turn lead to achieving its investment plan. RHU intends to operationalise its Business Plan, to effectively align with the organisation’s operational and programmatic resource requirements. To transform the SRHR Ecosystem, itis crucial to adopt a well-considered approach to revenue generation that can sustain and expand RHU’s programmes while increasing the impact. This necessitates the development of a funding model, business plan, and investment strategy that provide a level of stability and generate the necessary revenue to foster growth and programme delivery.RHU’s funding model aims to facilitate the scaling up of programmes in the face of diminishing donor funding, reduce dependence on donors, and enhance financial sustainability. 8. Training and Capacity Building To transform the SRHR ecosystem, it’s critical to improve investment in human capital development that can support effective delivery of SRHR services, provision of information, and provide strategic leadership and management, boost advocacy efforts and youth-centred programming. In addition, to overcome societal norms that hinder women and girls and promote transformative feminist action, it is crucial to capacitate key stakeholders and empower communitystructures. It is vital to enhance the capacity of influential individuals within community structures, such as religious, cultural, and political leaders, who can promote a shared agenda for transforming the SRHR ecosystem.OXFAM CANADA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-planned Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to social and political participation24081 24081 incoming transaction OXFAM CANADA 24081Oxfam Canada back donorReproductive Health UgandaCSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceOnly one organization trainedCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityOnly one organization trainedNL-KVK-27108436-A-06139-05:PSOxfam NovibTo be updated- This project is set up to improve program quality in the MENA region.Oxfam NovibOxfam OGB YemenOxfam’s vision is a just world without poverty. We envision a world in which people can influence decisions which affect their lives, enjoy their rights, and assume their responsibilities as full citizens of a world in which all human beings are valued and treated equally. Oxfam GB is a development, relief and campaigning organisation dedicated to finding lasting solutions to poverty and suffering around the world. Oxfam GB's principal objectives as stated in its statutes are 'to relieve poverty, distress and suffering in any part of the world' and 'to educate the public concerning the nature, causes and effects of poverty'. Oxfam GB, with a view to achieving greater impact on poverty and suffering, has joined seventeen other international affiliates around the world to form Oxfam International. Oxfam GB is a member of Oxfam International, a confederation of 17 affiliates from different countries registered in Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Oxfam GB's purpose is articulated by its five Strategic Change Objectives. Oxfam believes everybody has the rights to: Sustainable Livelihood, Life and Security, Essential Services, Being Heard, Equity (gender equality). Oxfam GB works in seventy countries across the world. Oxfam GB's global programme is delivered by six regional centres and by a seventh team responsible for an anti-poverty programme in the UK. Regional programmes, while contributing towards achieving Oxfam global objectives, are shaped by the particular nature of poverty in that region and by the strategic opportunities available for impacting upon sustainable poverty reduction. Oxfam's continuous presence in Yemen for over three decades dates back to 1983 when we provided emergency humanitarian assistance to thousands of victims of the Dhamar governorate earthquake. Since then Oxfam presence has grown, enabling us to repeatedly respond to humanitarian needs throughout the country while developing a solid reputation for delivering quality programming within often challenging environments. Over the past 5 years, Oxfam has scaled up its humanitarian and development programmes, responding to the growing needs of an increasingly impoverished population. Oxfam's Yemen programme is one of the largestbeing implemented by Oxfam globally, and had a total budget of over £11.5 million for FY 2015. This large investment in Yemen reflects the huge needs in-country, as well as Oxfam's commitment to responding to these needs. Prior to the recent escalation of the crisis, our robust network of long established field offices located throughout the country as well as the dedication of our skilled and experienced staff have enabled Oxfam to consistently provide quality humanitarian and development programming across seven governorates - Sa'ada, Hadramout, Aden, Taiz, Hodeidah, Hajjah, and Abyan. Furthermore, through our field offices in each of these governorates, Oxfam has developed strong community based roots with target beneficiaries and a positive working relationship with key stakeholders and decision makers who are familiar with our work, reputation and the positive change we bring. Oxfam's humanitarian programme focuses on meeting the basic needs of the most vulnerable, which includes access to safe and clean water, support on hygiene and sanitation, screening and referrals for malnutrition, cash transfers and livelihoods support. Since Operation Decisive Storm began on 26 March 2015, Oxfam has been able to respond to meet the urgent needs of the humanitarian crisis; initially through remote programming, and since June, direct implementation of a scaled up response including the opening of two new field offices in Khamir (Amran governorate) and Shafer (Hajjah governorate). Oxfam’s operational areas currently include Amran, Hajjah and Hodeidah, with support also being provided to the Aden local water corporation. A recent assessment has been concluded in Taiz, where we will start our response once the security situation allows, and a further assessment is planned for Aden in August to determine how we can expand our response. Our office in Sa’ada remains closed and access in the governorate has been classified by OCHA as the worst in the country. The situation will be reviewed around whether work can be re-started in the governorate, as well as conducting intention surveyswith beneficiaries to ensure that our response is aligned with their plans for return. Oxfam has a full team of highly motivated staff already based in Hajjah and Amran, consisting of Public Health Engineers and Public Health Promoters as well as an a contingentof long serving programme support staff. Oxfam is one of the few agencies who have scaled up in this response and who has permanentinternational staff in country.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian TerritoriesThe right to social and political participation15000 15000 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 15000Oxfam Belgium own fundsOxfam OGB YemenGovernments are supportive to dialogue with civil society, and create and implement enabling civic space legislation.cases where political will for dialogue is expresed by Governmentcases where enabling legislation is designed and approvedcases where enabling legislation is implementedcases where disenabling legislation is abandonedcases governments are held accountable by other governments, donors or regional and global bodies on civil society engagement and civic space.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06140-02:KHOxfam NovibGiven the commitment of Oxfam US and the Oxfam Regional Platform in Asia to promote justice in extractive sectors in Asia; and following the Oxfam 2020 modality, this regional project is to demonstrate the funding commitment from OUS to the OI Regional Platform in Asia with the support of ONL as an Executive Agency to help manage this project. This project main objective is to enable the Regional EI Program Coordinator to fulfil his roles to coordinate the implementation of country and regional partner grant proposals inorder to deliver program outcomes and impacts. It will also enable him to contribute to the design of the new OI Global EI Program Strategic Plan taking into account the program experiences, the Asia#s context and priorities as guided by One Oxfam Regional Strategy Framework for Asia. This project will complement the country based and regional partner based projects by fostering regional networks, learning and exchanges within existing regional platforms related to indigenous people rights, gender, and revenue transparency that would improve capacity of staff Oxfam country offices and NGO partners in Cambodia, Vietnam, Myanmar, Timore Lester, Philippine and Indonesia while country investment of the program remains with 2 countries including Cambodia and Vietnam. In addition, this project will strengthen its alignment with the OI Regional Strategy Framework by taking into account the changing context, opportunities, and challenges where ownership and leadership of the program have been transferred to the OI Regional Platform. This project will enable the regional EI program coordinator to develop, manage and oversee EI related projects contracted by OUS with partners such as Oxfam in Cambodia; Oxfam in Vietnam; AIPP in Thailand;and NTFP-EP in the Philippines. In addition under this project, we take the following approaches to integrate gender into the project interventions where the regional EI program coordinator will have the roles to play: - Gender and power analysis: This project will enable the regional EI program coordinator to offer technical advices and support to country projects in Cambodia and Vietnam and our regional partners namely NTFP-EP and AIPP to socializeapproaches of gender impact assessments and to promote better understanding of gender and power analysis with their local partners and network members. - Collection and analysis of sex and age disaggregated data: This project will enable the regional EI coordinator to offer technical supports and oversights to plan for gender impact assessment pilot in Cambodia - Gender capacity needs: This project will enable Oxfam to be better informed by grant partners about gender capacity needs through the Regional Women in Action on Mining inAsia Skillshare workshops. Identifications of gender capacity will eventually be turned into a project proposal for Oxfam#s funding. - Oxfam funds a Women#s Rights Organization: This project enables the regional EI program coordinator to offer coordination and technical oversights to NTFP-EP and Dhaatri who have received funding support from Oxfam to develop capacity of Women Human Right Defenders through the regional network called Women in Action on Mining in Asia (WAMA). - Individual Women#s and men#s consciousness. This project enables the regional EI program coordinator to help develop knowledge, skills and interests of Oxfam Country staff, partners and Oxfam affiliates to undertake GIA, and to integrate gender into country project implementations. - Individual Women#s access to resources: This project will enable the regional EI program coordinator to offer technical support in planning and review to enhance women voice at local, country and regional levels; and to strengthenwomen roles in controlling and access natural resources. - Social and cultural norms and exclusionary practices: The project will enable the regional EI coordinator to facilitate discussions with AIPP, a regional partner, on how to develop closer linkage between gender and FPIC. This project will enable the EI regional program coordinator to undertake his roles and annual performance objectives (2019-2020) as below: - To strengthen the capacity of Oxfam staff and partners to understand abouttools, tactics, approaches, lessons learnedand experiences for planning to engage and advocacy with private sector; - To enable regional partner(s) to develop and implement project proposals that will increase IPs and women voice at regional and international forum; and to promote the use of tools relatedto social responsibility (ethic, labor, FPIC, gender) with selected mining companies in Asia; - To explore funding raising opportunities through the development of project concept(s) to strengthenIP rights and gender in EI sector in the region; - To provide oversights and technical supports to Oxfam in Cambodia, Oxfam in Vietnam and regional partners (AIPP,NTFP-EP and other) to ensure compliance, effectiveness and impacts of projects that willbe funded by OUS#s restricted and restricted funding (see table below); - To work with Oxfam in Cambodia in particular, Gender Advisors of relevant affiliates and partners to plan and implement GIA pilot that results into Gender Impact Assessment Reportto be shared with other stakeholders; - To develop project concepts to proposition howto engage with Chines mining companies and stakeholders in discussion with OUS, and OHK; - To develop a Policy Brief and Influencing Strategy on EI that is in line with Oxfam/ASEAN influencing strategies with the coordination by Oxfam ASEAN Advocacy Coordinator; - To offer technical support to Oxfam Cambodia and Vietnam to develop and implement projects effectively; - To contribute to the OIled regional platform#s discussion and meetings and structures (NRM Regional Program Cluster); and to foster linkages and contributions to other regional programs; country programs; and with OI Global EI Program in order to strengthen One-Oxfam Approach and Oxfam#s world-wide influencing agenda; - To promote gender integration into grant project proposals and coordinate implementation of gender related project interventions with regional partners namely NTFP-EP and AIPPs; and - To support communications, learning and exchanges through documentations of lessons learned and impact stories of program interventions.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation7025 87096 9194 7025Oxfam America own funds OUS57841Oxfam America own funds OUS7093Oxfam America own funds OUS8456Oxfam America own funds OUS13706Oxfam America own funds OUS5641Oxfam America own funds OUS8Oxfam America own funds OUS3544Oxfam America own funds OUS1748Oxfam America own funds OUS-1748 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1748Unders/overspending Donor FundsStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-02:NLOxfam NovibWiP!#s theory of change identifies three key pathways # which inform our aims # to enable young people from diverse backgrounds to generate sustainable living wages and create optimism about their future in Egypt, Nigeria and Somalia. Two pathways are geared towards service delivery through competence development, while the third is about influencing. Pathway 1: We build young people#s skills for today and the future to find paid jobs or set up their own enterprises. Pathway 2: Not all young people are looking for a job many want to be entrepreneurs. We accelerate startups and offer business development services (BDS) to impact-driven small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) so they can employ more young people # improving the demand side of the market # and deepen their social and environmental impact. Pathway 3: WiP! aims to improve the enabling environment for youth and enterprises. Building on the relationships established in the first three and a half years, we will engage with differentactors (governments, private sector and young citizens) to improve the implementation of policies on decent jobs and supporting startups and SMEs. Our strategy is based on systems thinking: trying to understand how different parts of a system interactto effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. 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Foreign Affairs - DDEWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesyoung men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung men that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentNL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-03:SOOxfam NovibOur strategy combines service delivery, such as trainings, with influencing interventions to change policies, laws, attitudes and beliefs. This has proved successful in the last three years. The strategy engages young women and men from diverse backgrounds to be a driving force for social progress and optimism about the future in their respective countries and across Africa. When we worked with stakeholders in each country to analyse the current situation faced by young men and women, we found three common key needs: 1. Improving curricula and training methods, creating new modules and connecting the curricula to the demands of the market. 2. Innovation to respond to social issues such as climate change, gender rights and urbanization. 3. Linking service delivery interventions with influencing interventions # young people do not need only better training and new skills, but also changes to the system: policies, laws, practices and the attitudes and beliefs of their fellow citizens, employers and the government. These conclusions have guided this proposal in further developing interventions and adapting activities for each country for 2020-2022. We will highlight new interventions in the following chapters. Our strategy is based on systems thinking: trying to understand how different parts of a system interact to effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change. The below graphic illustrates the #system# for youth seeking employment in Somaliland, mapping the relationships of actors including education institutions, hubs, teachers, government, banks, entrepreneurs, families and media.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn 2004 Oxfam Novib set up a Liaison Office in Nairobi, Kenya in order to support the Strengthening Somali Civil Society Program, at the request of the EU. This request was based on Oxfam Novib's work in Somalia to date, but intended to be more widely directed atthe entire civil society sector and the specific context in which it is operating in a post-conflict country. The program started with consulting local organisations in Somalia and Somaliland to get a complete picture of the sectors and regions where they are active, the challenges they face and the relationship between civil society, local political structures and the private sector. A program was then developed to strengthen the institutional development of Oxfam Novib's partners and those of other Oxfams, as well as a range of new NGOs. In the first year local consultants were trained in Somalia. They were then seconded to civil society organisations to build their capacity in financial and organisational management. Furthermore, workshops were organised on specific themes suchas human rights and the role of civil society in the Somali context. The Liaison Office is now going to support the expansion of the program, focussing on strengthening both organisation and project management, while facilitating more training in the fields of civic education, governance, human rights and women's rights, HIV and AIDS and child protection. Over the years, the Somalia Country Office has expanded its intervention on short term humanitarian response as well as development development interventions. In 2015/2016, a decision was reached to move the Country Programme operation, which was largely in Nairobi, from Nairobi to Hargeisa. The country office has a small office in Nairobi , Kenya and large operations office in Hargeisa, Somaliland.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to social and political participation164409 170105 212066 165072 14786 7064 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7064Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDE7138 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7138Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDE7889 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7889Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDE11011 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11011Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDE8911 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8911Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDE11155 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11155Netherlands Min. 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Foreign Affairs - DDE1470 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1470CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic4455 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4455CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilities36 Shaq+98 soft skill Sosta +60 techn.Sosta36 Shaq+98 soft skill Sosta +60 techn.Sosta34 Shaq+86 soft skill Sosta +72 techn.Sosta41 Bit schools+120 empl. & entrepr.+182 soft skill training+39 technical training in job centers32 Shaqodoon + 185 UoH/Ignite + 116 SOSTA soft skill + 68 SOSTA technical34 Shaq+86 soft skill Sosta +72 techn.Sostamen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilities50 Shaq+150 Soft skill Sosta+42 techn. Sosta50 Shaq+150 Soft skill Sosta+42 techn. Sosta33 Shaq+141 soft skill Sosta +30 techn.Sosta45 Bit schools+180 empl. & entrepr.+97 soft skill training+63 technical training in job centers54 Shaqodoon + 124 UoH/Ignite +115 SOSTA soft skill + 42 SOSTA technical33 Shaq+141 soft skill Sosta +30 techn.SostaWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.More young men and women have found paid jobs (employment) or became self-employedNumber of young men assisted to find a paid jobKPI DATA GMF excl VC4A (0)KPI DATA GMF excl VC4A (0)GMF excl. BW and VC4ANumber of young women assisted to find a paid jobKPI DATA GMF excl VC4A (0)KPI DATA GMF excl VC4A (0)GMF excl. BW and VC4ANumber of young men that have become self-employedKPI DATA GMF excl BW (0)KPI DATA GMF excl BW (0)GMF excl. BW and VC4ANumber of young women that have become self-employedKPI DATA GMF excl BW (0)KPI DATA GMF excl BW (0)GMF excl. BW and VC4AMore young men and women have found paid jobs (employment) or became self-employedNumber of people assisted to develop economic income generating activities (employment + self-employment)81M + 64F according to KPI GMF81M + 64F according to KPI GMFSum of below 4 datapointsSum of 4 indicators belowCompanies (startups and SMEs) see their businesses grow, resulting in improved and new positions for youthNumber of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by male-led startupsWe didn't disaggregate these values. Total # jobs sustained for men by startups 20We didn't disaggregate these values. Total # jobs sustained for men by startups 20Total 26 jobs for men by startups. Disaggregated 50/50 over male-led and female-led startups as exact data not available.Total jobs for men sustained by startups 25. Disaggregated 50/50 over male-led and female-led startups as exact data unknown.Number of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by male-led startupsTotal # jobs sustained for women by startups 8Total # jobs sustained for women by startups 8Total 12 jobs for women by startups. Disaggregated 50/50 over male-led and female-led startups as exact data not available.Total jobs for women sustained by startups 22. Disaggregated 50/50 over male-led and female-led startups as exact data unknown.Number of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by female-led startupsWe didn't disaggregate these values. Total # jobs sustained for men by startups 20We didn't disaggregate these values. Total # jobs sustained for men by startups 20Total 26 jobs for men by startups. Disaggregated 50/50 over male-led and female-led startups as exact data not available.Total jobs for men sustained by startups 25. Disaggregated 50/50 over male-led and female-led startups as exact data unknown.Number of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by female-led startupsTotal # jobs sustained for women by startups 8Total # jobs sustained for women by startups 8Total 12 jobs for women by startups. Disaggregated 50/50 over male-led and female-led startups as exact data not available.Total jobs for women sustained by startups 22. Disaggregated 50/50 over male-led and female-led startups as exact data unknown.Number of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by male-led SMEsTotal jobs sustained for men by SMEs 45Total jobs sustained for men by SMEs 45Total 50 jobs for men by SMEs. Disaggregated 50/50 over male-led and female-led SMEs as exact data not available.Number of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by male-led SMEsTotal jobs sustained for women by SMEs 23Total jobs sustained for women by SMEs 23Total 41 jobs for women by SMEs. Disaggregated 50/50 over male-led and female-led SMEs as exact data not available.Number of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by female-led SMEsTotal jobs sustained for men by SMEs 45Total jobs sustained for men by SMEs 45Total 50 jobs for men by SMEs. Disaggregated 50/50 over male-led and female-led SMEs as exact data not available.Number of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by female-led SMEsTotal jobs sustained for women by SMEs 23Total jobs sustained for women by SMEs 23Total 41 jobs for women by SMEs. Disaggregated 50/50 over male-led and female-led SMEs as exact data not available.Companies (startups and SMEs) see their businesses grow, resulting in improved and new positions for youthNumber of direct jobs (FTE for M/F) supported in individually supported companiesSum of 8 indicators belowSum of 8 indicators belowSum of 8 indicators belowTotal jobs sustained by startups and SMEs.Business development delivered (startups and SMEs, output)Number of male-led startups that completed acceleration training (excl. the startups accelerated by virtual programs only)#startups accelerated GMF#startups accelerated GMFInnovative Ventures #startups accelerated#startups accelerated Innovative VenturesNumber of female-led startups that completed acceleration training (excl. the startups accelerated by virtual programs only)#startups accelerated GMF#startups accelerated GMFInnovative Ventures #startups accelerated#startups accelerated Innovative VenturesNumber of male-led SMEs that completed BDS programme# SMEs trained from GMF# SMEs trained from GMFShuraako SMEs trained#SMEs trained ShuraakoNumber of female-led SMEs that completed BDS programme# SMEs trained from GMF# SMEs trained from GMFShuraako SMEs trained#SMEs trained ShuraakoBusiness development delivered (startups and SMEs, output)Number of companies (startups and SMEs) with a supported plan to invest, trade or provide services (Male-led/ Female-led)Sum of 4 indicators belowSum of 4 indicators belowSum of 4 indicators belowTotal sum of 4 indicators on startups and SMEs trainedNL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-05:NGOxfam NovibOur strategy combines service delivery, such as trainings, with influencing interventions to change policies, laws, attitudes and beliefs. This has proved successful in the last three years. The strategy engages young women and men from diverse backgrounds to be a driving force for social progress and optimism about the future in their respective countries and across Africa. When we worked with stakeholders in each country to analyse the current situation faced by young men and women, we found three common key needs: 1. Improving curricula and training methods, creating new modules and connecting the curricula to the demands of the market. 2. Innovation to respond to social issues such as climate change, gender rights and urbanization. 3. Linking service delivery interventions with influencing interventions # young people do not need only better training and new skills, but also changes to the system: policies, laws, practices and the attitudes and beliefs of their fellow citizens, employers and the government. These conclusions have guided this proposal in further developing interventions and adapting activities for each country for 2020-2022. We will highlight new interventions in the following chapters. Our strategy is based on systems thinking: trying to understand how different parts of a system interact to effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change. The below graphic illustrates the #system# for youth seeking employment in Somaliland, mapping the relationships of actors including education institutions, hubs, teachers, government, banks, entrepreneurs, families and media.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation104072 126887 157753 170478 10146 4787 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4787Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDE11784 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11784Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDE9234 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9234Netherlands Min. 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Foreign Affairs - DDEWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.More young men and women have found paid jobs (employment) or became self-employedNumber of young men assisted to find a paid jobNumber of young women assisted to find a paid jobNumber of young men that have become self-employedNumber of young women that have become self-employedMore young men and women have found paid jobs (employment) or became self-employedNumber of people assisted to develop economic income generating activities (employment + self-employment)Total sum of the 4 indicators belowCompanies (startups and SMEs) see their businesses grow, resulting in improved and new positions for youthNumber of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by male-led startupsNumber of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by male-led startupsNumber of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by female-led startupsWe did not set a disaggregated target by gender for this indicator, hence we used 50/50% to disaggregate the target for men and women for each yearTotal 134 jobs for men. Divided equally over male-led and female-ledNumber of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by female-led startupsWe did not set a disaggregated target by gender for this indicator, hence we used 50/50 to disaggregate the target for men and women for each yearNumber of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by male-led SMEsWe did not set a disaggregated target by gender for these indicators, hence we divided the total target, 67 for each year, over these 4 indicators.Total 200 jobs for men. Divided equally over male-led and female-led.168 total for men. divided equally over male-led and female-led.Number of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by male-led SMEsWe did not set a disaggregated target by gender for these indicators, hence we divided the total target, 67 for each year, over these 4 indicators.Total 168 jobs for women. Divided equally over male-led and female-led.126 total. divided equally over jobs for men and women.Number of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by female-led SMEsWe did not set a disaggregated target by gender for these indicators, hence we divided the total target, 67 for each year, over these 4 indicators.Total 200 jobs for men. Divided equally over male-led and female-led.168 total for men. divided equally over male-led and female-led.Number of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by female-led SMEsWe did not set a disaggregated target by gender for these indicators, hence we divided the total target, 67 for each year, over these 4 indicators.Total 168 jobs for women. Divided equally over male-led and female-led.126 total. divided equally over jobs for men and women.Companies (startups and SMEs) see their businesses grow, resulting in improved and new positions for youthNumber of direct jobs (FTE for M/F) supported in individually supported companies100 for startups + 67 for SMEs80 for startups + 67 for SMEs100 for startups + 67 for SMEs100 for startups + 67 for SMEstotal sum of the 8 indicators belowBusiness development delivered (startups and SMEs, output)Number of male-led startups that completed acceleration training (excl. the startups accelerated by virtual programs only)Number of female-led startups that completed acceleration training (excl. the startups accelerated by virtual programs only)# startups accelerated# startups acceleratedNumber of male-led SMEs that completed BDS programme# impact driven SMEs trained# impact driven SMEs trainedNumber of female-led SMEs that completed BDS programme# impact driven SMEs trained# impact driven SMEs trainedBusiness development delivered (startups and SMEs, output)Number of companies (startups and SMEs) with a supported plan to invest, trade or provide services (Male-led/ Female-led)Sum of 4 indicators belowNL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-06:NLOxfam NovibWiP!#s theory of change identifies three key pathways # which inform our aims # to enable young people from diverse backgrounds to generate sustainable living wages and create optimism about their future in Egypt, Nigeria and Somalia. Two pathways are geared towards service delivery through competence development, while the third is about influencing. Pathway 1: We build young people#s skills for today and the future to find paid jobs or set up their own enterprises. Pathway 2: Not all young people are looking for a job many want to be entrepreneurs. We accelerate startups and offer business development services (BDS) to impact-driven small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) so they can employ more young people # improving the demand side of the market # and deepen their social and environmental impact. Pathway 3: WiP! aims to improve the enabling environment for youth and enterprises. Building on the relationships established in the first three and a half years, we will engage with differentactors (governments, private sector and young citizens) to improve the implementation of policies on decent jobs and supporting startups and SMEs. Our strategy is based on systems thinking: trying to understand how different parts of a system interactto effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change.Oxfam NovibButterfly WorksButterfly Works (BW) is a social innovation studio that creates communication and education projects in emerging economies. Building on 15 years of experience, they apply tools and methods from the creative sector to social issues worldwide. By connecting to talented people across the world, Butterfly Works co-creates tailor-made solutions – never copy-paste and always human-centered. Butterfly Works has a longstanding experience in improving curriculums and works together with existing educational institutions, ministries and young people themselves to set up so-called ‘Bits Schools.’ Bit Schools are schools that provide young people the opportunity to develop their ICT-skills, providing them the future prospect of becoming for example a DTP employee or software developer. In addition Butterfly Works is specialized in the Human Centered Design methodology, designing and piloting solutions with youth to solveissues identified by youth. Butterfly Works will be active in all three countries of Work in Progress and in Indonesia for Empower Youth for Work.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to basic social services499551 58596 93360 24078 4562136107 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 136107Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEButterfly Works136107 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 136107Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEButterfly Works113669 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 113669Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEButterfly Works113669 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 113669Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEButterfly Works58596 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 58596Netherlands Min. 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Foreign Affairs - DDEButterfly WorksWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilities4 DT Egypt + 11 DT Nigeria + 3 DT Somalia + 13 coding NigeriaDT courses: 13 Nigeria, 1 Somalia + 20 trained in coding NigeriaDT courses: 8 Egypt, 7 Nigeria, 4 Somaliayoung men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilities17 DT Nigeria + 3 DT SomaliaDT courses: 1 Egypt, 25 Nigeria, 3 SomaliaDT courses: 10 Nigeria, 4 SomaliaWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung men that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentMore young men and women have found paid jobs (employment) or became self-employedNumber of young men assisted to find a paid jobNumber of young women assisted to find a paid job15 women found paid job via female coder trainingNumber of young men that have become self-employedNumber of young women that have become self-employedMore young men and women have found paid jobs (employment) or became self-employedNumber of people assisted to develop economic income generating activities (employment + self-employment)Business development delivered (startups and SMEs, output)Number of male-led startups that completed acceleration training (excl. the startups accelerated by virtual programs only)Number of female-led startups that completed acceleration training (excl. the startups accelerated by virtual programs only)Number of male-led SMEs that completed BDS programmeNumber of female-led SMEs that completed BDS programmeBusiness development delivered (startups and SMEs, output)Number of companies (startups and SMEs) with a supported plan to invest, trade or provide services (Male-led/ Female-led)NL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-07:NLOxfam NovibWiP!#s theory of change identifies three key pathways # which inform our aims # to enable young people from diverse backgrounds to generate sustainable living wages and create optimism about their future in Egypt, Nigeria and Somalia. Two pathways are geared towards service delivery through competence development, while the third is about influencing. Pathway 1: We build young people#s skills for today and the future to find paid jobs or set up their own enterprises. Pathway 2: Not all young people are looking for a job many want to be entrepreneurs. We accelerate startups and offer business development services (BDS) to impact-driven small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) so they can employ more young people # improving the demand side of the market # and deepen their social and environmental impact. Pathway 3: WiP! aims to improve the enabling environment for youth and enterprises. Building on the relationships established in the first three and a half years, we will engage with differentactors (governments, private sector and young citizens) to improve the implementation of policies on decent jobs and supporting startups and SMEs. Our strategy is based on systems thinking: trying to understand how different parts of a system interactto effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change.Oxfam NovibVC4AVenture Capital for Africa (VC4A), The Africa platform for startup funding, is a fast growing community of business professionals in 159 countries dedicated to building game changing companies on the African continent. They started in 2008. VC4A believes entrepreneurship is a key driver for the continent’s continued development. Entrepreneurship should be a main driver in Africa’s economic growth, in particular the high potential ventures that introduce important innovations and disruptive business models. VC4a will playan important role in the Work in Progress! Project in empowering startups by connecting them to both hard and soft capital (knowledge, mentorship, finance) through its online platform and supporting physical acceleration and incubation programs in the three countries. VC4A will also promote the culture of entrepreneurship and angel investment through series of networking events.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to basic social services882832 406097 359555 221778 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 221778Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEVC4A221778 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 221778Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEVC4A219638 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 219638Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEVC4A219638 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 219638Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEVC4A203048 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 203048Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEVC4A203048 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 203048Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEVC4A138981 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 138981Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEVC4A180469 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 180469Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEVC4A33699 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 33699Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEVC4AWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesEntrepreneurship training (online): 21 Egypt, 1182 Nigeria, 137 Somalia.Entrepreneurship training (online): 15 Egypt, 697 Nigeria, 48 Somalia.entrepreneurship training (online): 19 Egypt, 555 Nigeria, 36 Somalia28 Egypt, 575 Nigeria, 120 SomaliaEntrepreneurship training (online): 15 Egypt, 697 Nigeria, 48 Somalia.young men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesEntrepreneurship training (online): 36 Egypt, 2069 Nigeria, 490 Somalia.Entrepreneurship training (online): 26 Egypt, 1093 Nigeria, 139 Somalia.entrepreneurship training (online): 28 Egypt, 1032 Nigeria, 170 Somalia50 Egypt, 775 Nigeria, 350 SomaliaEntrepreneurship training (online): 26 Egypt, 1093 Nigeria, 139 Somalia.Women and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung men that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentCompanies (startups and SMEs) see their businesses grow, resulting in improved and new positions for youthNumber of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by male-led startupsWe did not disaggregate by jobs for men and jobs for women. Total jobs sustained by male-led startups 182. Divided 50/50.Total # jobs sustained by male-led startups is 481. Disaggregated to jobs for men and women 50/50.Total # jobs by male-led startups 412. Divided over jobs for men and women equally.Number of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by male-led startupsNumber of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by female-led startupsWe did not disaggregate by jobs for men and jobs for women. Total jobs sustained by female-led startups 103. Divided 50/50.We did not disaggregate by jobs for men and jobs for women. Total jobs sustained by female-led startups 257. Divided 50/50.Total # jobs by female-led startups 322. Divided over jobs for men and women equally.Number of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by female-led startupsNumber of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by male-led SMEsNumber of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by male-led SMEsNumber of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by female-led SMEsNumber of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by female-led SMEsCompanies (startups and SMEs) see their businesses grow, resulting in improved and new positions for youthNumber of direct jobs (FTE for M/F) supported in individually supported companiesTotal sum of the 4 indicators belowBusiness development delivered (startups and SMEs, output)Number of male-led startups that completed acceleration training (excl. the startups accelerated by virtual programs only)MDC program: 8 Egypt, 12 Nigeria, 9 SomaliaMDC Program: 14 Egypt, 10 Nigeria, 2 SomaliaMDC programNumber of female-led startups that completed acceleration training (excl. the startups accelerated by virtual programs only)MDC program: 2 Egypt, 4 Nigeria, 2 SomaliaMDC Program: 1 Egypt, 4 Nigeria, 8 SomaliaMDC programNumber of male-led SMEs that completed BDS programmeNumber of female-led SMEs that completed BDS programmeBusiness development delivered (startups and SMEs, output)Number of companies (startups and SMEs) with a supported plan to invest, trade or provide services (Male-led/ Female-led)Sum of 2 indicators belowNL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-08:NLOxfam NovibHanze University of Applied Sciences is the oldest multi-sectorial University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. They are partnering in WiP because of their expertise in Futures Literacy. A methodology developed within UNESCO, is a capability that offers insights on how we approach unforeseeable challenges by using the future to innovate the present (Miller, 2015). When we only use the past and the present to approach the future, detecting novelty becomes problematic. By expanding the ways on how touse the future, wecan integrate complexity in our choices. One approach to acquiring these skills is through Futures Literacy Labs. These learning bydoing/action-research workshops enable participants to reveal, reframe and rethink the assumptions theyuse to imagine the future. Since the future doesn't exist and is unpredictable in itself, we are only capable of examining our anticipatory systems, the systemsthat help us make sense of the present. Hanze is contributing to Pathway 1: We build young people#s skills for today and the futureto find paid jobs or set up their own enterprises.Oxfam NovibStichting Hanzehogeschool GroningenHanze University of Applied Sciences is the oldest multi-sectorial University of Applied Sciences in the Netherlands. They are partnering in WiP because of their expertise in Futures Literacy. A methodology developed within UNESCO, is a capability that offers insights on how we approach unforeseeable challenges by using the future to innovate the present (Miller, 2015). When we only use the past and the present to approach the future, detecting novelty becomes problematic. By expanding the ways on how touse the future, wecan integrate complexity in our choices. One approach to acquiring these skills is through Futures Literacy Labs. These learning bydoing/action-research workshops enable participants to reveal, reframe and rethink the assumptions theyuse to imagine the future. Since the future doesn't exist and is unpredictable in itself, we are only capable of examining our anticipatory systems, the systemsthat help us make sense of the present.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to basic social services102600 -160004215 421535300 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 35300Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEStichting Hanzehogeschool Groningen35300 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 35300Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEStichting Hanzehogeschool Groningen16000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16000Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEStichting Hanzehogeschool GroningenWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesyoung men directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of young people that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung women that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentyoung men that have access to jobs, SRH services, quality education and employmentMore young men and women have found paid jobs (employment) or became self-employedNumber of young men assisted to find a paid jobNumber of young women assisted to find a paid jobNumber of young men that have become self-employedNumber of young women that have become self-employedMore young men and women have found paid jobs (employment) or became self-employedNumber of people assisted to develop economic income generating activities (employment + self-employment)NL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-09:NGOxfam NovibOur strategy combines service delivery, such as trainings, with influencing interventions to change policies, laws, attitudes and beliefs. This has proved successful in the last three years. The strategy engages young women and men from diverse backgrounds to be a driving force for social progress and optimism about the future in their respective countries and across Africa. When we worked with stakeholders in each country to analyse the current situation faced by young men and women, we found three common key needs: 1. Improving curricula and training methods, creating new modules and connecting the curricula to the demands of the market. 2. Innovation to respond to social issues such as climate change, gender rights and urbanization. 3. Linking service delivery interventions with influencing interventions # young people do not need only better training and new skills, but also changes to the system: policies, laws, practices and the attitudes and beliefs of their fellow citizens, employers and the government. These conclusions have guided this proposal in further developing interventions and adapting activities for each country for 2020-2022. We will highlight new interventions in the following chapters. Our strategy is based on systems thinking: trying to understand how different parts of a system interact to effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change. The below graphic illustrates the #system# for youth seeking employment in Somaliland, mapping the relationships of actors including education institutions, hubs, teachers, government, banks, entrepreneurs, families and media.Oxfam NovibPoise Graduates & Communal SupportPoise Nigeria is a soft skills training and consulting firm with core competencies in Total Personality and Impression Management. As a global brand, Poise Nigeria creates class and brands people by providing a rich blend of ethics, etiquette, excellent customer experience and best work practice. In 2000, Poise Nigeria Limited, Nigeria#s premier protocol and etiquette school officially openedits doors to admit its first students. Founded by Mavi Sokia Isibor, the Company was established to provide training services that fostered the ideals of proper social and business etiquette, good communication skills and improved personality projection for Business Executives. The vision to birth the Company arose from her discovery that a fundamental relationship existed between the possession of excellent personality projection, suavity, decorum, decency, etiquette, protocol and an organisation#s bottom line. Armed with the mission to help Business Executives develop and control the right assortment of traits that speak positively for them, PoiseNigeria#s first offerings were fully focused on social graces and etiquette services. The company was popularly known then as The Finishing School. However, as the company#s# popularity grew and so with it the demands for more offerings, Poise established its School of Communication in 2002 to provide services in the art and science of effective writing and speaking. As a certified etiquette trainer by The Protocol School of Washington, USA, Poise Nigeria comprises the Business Image Consultancy, School of Communication and Poise# Graduate Finishing Academy.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Nigeria9.08199 8.675277The right to social and political participation145670 146095 300461 17713 87402 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 87402Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEPoise Graduates & Communal Support58268 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 58268Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEPoise Graduates & Communal Support87657 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 87657Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEPoise Graduates & Communal Support58438 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 58438Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEPoise Graduates & Communal Support95066 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 95066Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEPoise Graduates & Communal Support63377 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 63377Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEPoise Graduates & Communal Support63908 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 63908Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEPoise Graduates & Communal Support63908 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 63908Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEPoise Graduates & Communal Support14202 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14202Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEPoise Graduates & Communal Support39044 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib39044Oxfam Novib public fundsPoise Graduates & Communal Support-21331 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -21331Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEPoise Graduates & Communal Support-39044 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-39044Oxfam Novib public fundsPoise Graduates & Communal Support39044 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 39044Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEPoise Graduates & Communal SupportWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.More young men and women have found paid jobs (employment) or became self-employedNumber of young men assisted to find a paid jobNumber of young women assisted to find a paid jobNumber of young men that have become self-employedNumber of young women that have become self-employedMore young men and women have found paid jobs (employment) or became self-employedNumber of people assisted to develop economic income generating activities (employment + self-employment)Companies (startups and SMEs) see their businesses grow, resulting in improved and new positions for youthNumber of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by male-led startupsNumber of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by male-led startupsNumber of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by female-led startupsNumber of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by female-led startupsNumber of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by male-led SMEsNumber of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by male-led SMEsNumber of jobs (FTE) for men, sustained by female-led SMEsNumber of jobs (FTE) for women, sustained by female-led SMEsCompanies (startups and SMEs) see their businesses grow, resulting in improved and new positions for youthNumber of direct jobs (FTE for M/F) supported in individually supported companiesBusiness development delivered (startups and SMEs, output)Number of male-led startups that completed acceleration training (excl. the startups accelerated by virtual programs only)Number of female-led startups that completed acceleration training (excl. the startups accelerated by virtual programs only)Number of male-led SMEs that completed BDS programmeNumber of female-led SMEs that completed BDS programmeBusiness development delivered (startups and SMEs, output)Number of companies (startups and SMEs) with a supported plan to invest, trade or provide services (Male-led/ Female-led)NL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-10:NGOxfam NovibOur strategy combines service delivery, such as trainings, with influencing interventions to change policies, laws, attitudes and beliefs. This has proved successful in the last three years. The strategy engages young women and men from diverse backgrounds to be a driving force for social progress and optimism about the future in their respective countries and across Africa. When we worked with stakeholders in each country to analyse the current situation faced by young men and women, we found three common key needs: 1. Improving curricula and training methods, creating new modules and connecting the curricula to the demands of the market. 2. Innovation to respond to social issues such as climate change, gender rights and urbanization. 3. Linking service delivery interventions with influencing interventions # young people do not need only better training and new skills, but also changes to the system: policies, laws, practices and the attitudes and beliefs of their fellow citizens, employers and the government. These conclusions have guided this proposal in further developing interventions and adapting activities for each country for 2020-2022. We will highlight new interventions in the following chapters. Our strategy is based on systems thinking: trying to understand how different parts of a system interact to effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change. The below graphic illustrates the #system# for youth seeking employment in Somaliland, mapping the relationships of actors including education institutions, hubs, teachers, government, banks, entrepreneurs, families and media.Oxfam NovibEnterprise Development CentreEnterprise Development Centre (EDC) is the Entrepreneurship Centre of the Pan-Atlantic University. Set up in 2003 as the Centre forEnterprise Development Services (EDS), the Centre emerged as a direct response to the dearth of available professional business development and support services to small and growing businesses in Nigeria. EDC's mission To build a network of entrepreneurial leaders through commitment to continuous learning, process improvement and business integrity.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation171289 171288 356434 102773 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 102773Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEEnterprise Development Centre68516 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 68516Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEEnterprise Development Centre102773 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 102773Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEEnterprise Development Centre68515 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 68515Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEEnterprise Development Centre112732 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 112732Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEEnterprise Development Centre75155 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 75155Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEEnterprise Development Centre75846 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 75846Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEEnterprise Development Centre75846 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 75846Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEEnterprise Development Centre12548 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12548Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEEnterprise Development CentreWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-11:NGOxfam NovibOur strategy combines service delivery, such as trainings, with influencing interventions to change policies, laws, attitudes and beliefs. This has proved successful in the last three years. The strategy engages young women and men from diverse backgrounds to be a driving force for social progress and optimism about the future in their respective countries and across Africa. When we worked with stakeholders in each country to analyse the current situation faced by young men and women, we found three common key needs: 1. Improving curricula and training methods, creating new modules and connecting the curricula to the demands of the market. 2. Innovation to respond to social issues such as climate change, gender rights and urbanization. 3. Linking service delivery interventions with influencing interventions # young people do not need only better training and new skills, but also changes to the system: policies, laws, practices and the attitudes and beliefs of their fellow citizens, employers and the government. These conclusions have guided this proposal in further developing interventions and adapting activities for each country for 2020-2022. We will highlight new interventions in the following chapters. Our strategy is based on systems thinking: trying to understand how different parts of a system interact to effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change. The below graphic illustrates the #system# for youth seeking employment in Somaliland, mapping the relationships of actors including education institutions, hubs, teachers, government, banks, entrepreneurs, families and media.Oxfam NovibDevorent Nigeria Ltd. (She Leads AfDevorent Nigeria Limited also known as She Leads Africa (SLA) is a social enterprise that supports young African women along their journey towards professional success. SLA has successfully organized 2 editions of annual pitch competition with over 800 applications from 30 countries. SLA#s last cohort of pitch competition finalists had over $3mn in revenue and 11,000 customers. SLA is based in Lagos, Nigeria and hosts events across Africa and the diaspora. SLA will join the Work in Progress! Alliance asa local implementing partner for the business acceleration program for women founders in Nigeria. As a community, She Leads Africa (SLA) helps young African women achieve their professional dreams with engaging online content and pan-African events, SLA's vision is to become the #1destination for smart and ambitious young women. Values SLA is committed to helping smart and ambitious young African women live their best lives. SLA promotes and uplifts local talent by proactively identifying promising African experts and practitioners and providing them a platform to grow. SLA delivers the best career and business content focused on their community.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation77462 43344 85215 46477 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 46477Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEDevorent Nigeria Ltd. (She Leads Af30985 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30985Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEDevorent Nigeria Ltd. (She Leads Af26006 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 26006Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEDevorent Nigeria Ltd. (She Leads Af17338 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17338Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEDevorent Nigeria Ltd. (She Leads Af25990 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 25990Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEDevorent Nigeria Ltd. (She Leads Af17326 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17326Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEDevorent Nigeria Ltd. (She Leads Af18854 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18854Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEDevorent Nigeria Ltd. (She Leads Af18854 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18854Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEDevorent Nigeria Ltd. (She Leads Af4267 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4267Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEDevorent Nigeria Ltd. (She Leads AfWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-15:SOOxfam NovibOur strategy combines service delivery, such as trainings, with influencing interventions to change policies, laws, attitudes and beliefs. This has proved successful in the last three years. The strategy engages young women and men from diverse backgrounds to be a driving force for social progress and optimism about the future in their respective countries and across Africa. When we worked with stakeholders in each country to analyse the current situation faced by young men and women, we found three common key needs: 1. Improving curricula and training methods, creating new modules and connecting the curricula to the demands of the market. 2. Innovation to respond to social issues such as climate change, gender rights and urbanization. 3. Linking service delivery interventions with influencing interventions # young people do not need only better training and new skills, but also changes to the system: policies, laws, practices and the attitudes and beliefs of their fellow citizens, employers and the government. These conclusions have guided this proposal in further developing interventions and adapting activities for each country for 2020-2022. We will highlight new interventions in the following chapters. Our strategy is based on systems thinking:trying to understand how different parts of a system interact to effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change. The below graphic illustrates the#system# for youth seeking employment in Somaliland, mappingthe relationships of actors including education institutions, hubs, teachers, government, banks, entrepreneurs, families and media.Oxfam NovibSHAQODOON ORGANIZATIONShaqodoon is a local nonprofit organization that designs, delivers and evaluates innovative programs to address some of the local most urgent challenges in livelihood skill training, education and health. Shaqodoon has offices and/or presences in Somaliland, Puntland, Galmudug and South Central Somali. Shaqodoon is a national platform whose goal is to prioritize youth employment and educationon the development agenda and to exchange knowledge on effective policies and programs to improve employment andeducation opportunities for youth, prioritizing at-risk youth, marginalized groups, and people who have lost hope and are thus often jailed for local crimes. Shaqodoon Organization is a service provider dedicated to skill development, employment services, youth entrepreneurship, private sector business development, and technology for development. Shaqodoon makes use of participatory methods to ensure youth participate in delivering its services.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to social and political participation120516 72310 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 72310Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESHAQODOON ORGANIZATION36155 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 36155Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESHAQODOON ORGANIZATION12052 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12052Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESHAQODOON ORGANIZATIONWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-16:SOOxfam NovibOur strategy combines service delivery, such as trainings, with influencing interventions to change policies, laws, attitudes and beliefs. This has proved successful in the last three years. The strategy engages young women and men from diverse backgrounds to be a driving force for social progress and optimism about the future in their respective countries and across Africa. When we worked with stakeholders in each country to analyse the current situation faced by young men and women, we found three common key needs: 1. Improving curricula and training methods, creating new modules and connecting the curricula to the demands of the market. 2. Innovation to respond to social issues such as climate change, gender rights and urbanization. 3. Linking service delivery interventions with influencing interventions # young people do not need only better training and new skills, but also changes to the system: policies, laws, practices and the attitudes and beliefs of their fellow citizens, employers and the government. These conclusions have guided this proposal in further developing interventions and adapting activities for each country for 2020-2022. We will highlight new interventions in the following chapters. Our strategy is based on systems thinking:trying to understand how different parts of a system interact to effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change. The below graphic illustrates the#system# for youth seeking employment in Somaliland, mappingthe relationships of actors including education institutions, hubs, teachers, government, banks, entrepreneurs, families and media.Oxfam NovibINNOVATE VENTUREInnovate Ventures is the leading start-up accelerator and technology fund in Somaliland and Somalia. Innovate Ventures mission is to develop tech-based businesses in Somalia and Somaliland, support the next wave of Somali entrepreneurs, and grow the nascent start-up ecosystem in the country. Innovate Ventures is the leading Somali startup accelerator and early-stage startup fund supporting ambitious startups who use technology to change the world. Through our accelerator programme we invest in and support great teams withcool ideas to help build a world-class business through an intensive three-month programme.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to social and political participation67000 40200 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 40200Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEINNOVATE VENTURE20100 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20100Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEINNOVATE VENTURE6700 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6700Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEINNOVATE VENTUREWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-17:SOOxfam NovibOur strategy combines service delivery, such as trainings, with influencing interventions to change policies, laws, attitudes and beliefs. This has proved successful in the last three years. The strategy engages young women and men from diverse backgrounds to be a driving force for social progress and optimism about the future in their respective countries and across Africa. When we worked with stakeholders in each country to analyse the current situation faced by young men and women, we found three common key needs: 1. Improving curricula and training methods, creating new modules and connecting the curricula to the demands of the market. 2. Innovation to respond to social issues such as climate change, gender rights and urbanization. 3. Linking service delivery interventions with influencing interventions # young people do not need only better training and new skills, but also changes to the system: policies, laws, practices and the attitudes and beliefs of their fellow citizens, employers and the government. These conclusions have guided this proposal in further developing interventions and adapting activities for each country for 2020-2022. We will highlight new interventions in the following chapters. Our strategy is based on systems thinking:trying to understand how different parts of a system interact to effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change. The below graphic illustrates the#system# for youth seeking employment in Somaliland, mappingthe relationships of actors including education institutions, hubs, teachers, government, banks, entrepreneurs, families and media.Oxfam NovibHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMMHAVOYOCO was set up in 1992 by a group of young people from Hargeisa in Somaliland. The organisation's focus is on education, empowerment and creating opportunities for young people and women to provide in their own livelihood. HAVOYOCO is involved in (a) vocational training, literacy and numeracy activities for internally displaced (IDPs) and returnee women and young girls, constructing low-cost houses for IDPs in Hargeisa, (b) community awareness campaigns on HIV and AIDS prevention and reducing stigmatisation, malaria prevention and treatment, peace building and human rights awareness, mainly through circus and drama shows, (c) pastoral developmentsuch as livelihood support, health for people and livestock, the capacity building of pastoral organisations in villages, restocking and environmental protection, and (d) humanitarian interventions such as the rehabilitation of water sources, water trucking and the distribution of pack camels to pastoralist households. Its operational areas include all Somaliland regions and the Somali regionof Ethiopia. The relationship with Oxfam Novib began in 1997 when Oxfam Novib and its Ethiopian counterpart Circus Ethiopia visitedHargeisa. In 1998 Oxfam Novib funded HAVOYOCO's organisation costs and a literacy project for youths. Oxfam Novib has also funded asoap-making centre, management and literacy courses, and income generating activities around the soap factory.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to social and political participation54377 0 32626 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 32626Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMM16313 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16313Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMM1958 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1958Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMM3480 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3480Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMMWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-18:SOOxfam NovibOur strategy combines service delivery, such as trainings, with influencing interventions to change policies, laws, attitudes and beliefs. This has proved successful in the last three years. The strategy engages young women and men from diverse backgrounds to be a driving force for social progress and optimism about the future in their respective countries and across Africa. When we worked with stakeholders in each country to analyse the current situation faced by young men and women, we found three common key needs: 1. Improving curricula and training methods, creating new modules and connecting the curricula to the demands of the market. 2. Innovation to respond to social issues such as climate change, gender rights and urbanization. 3. Linking service delivery interventions with influencing interventions # young people do not need only better training and new skills, but also changes to the system: policies, laws, practices and the attitudes and beliefs of their fellow citizens, employers and the government. These conclusions have guided this proposal in further developing interventions and adapting activities for each country for 2020-2022. We will highlight new interventions in the following chapters. Our strategy is based on systems thinking:trying to understand how different parts of a system interact to effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change. The below graphic illustrates the#system# for youth seeking employment in Somaliland, mappingthe relationships of actors including education institutions, hubs, teachers, government, banks, entrepreneurs, families and media.Oxfam NovibONE EARTH FUTURE FOUNDATIONThe One Earth Future Foundation is a self-funded private operating foundation that seeks to create a more peaceful world through collaborative, data-driven initiatives. Key programs include: 1. Enhancing cooperation to solve maritime piracy; Oceans Beyond Piracy addresses maritime piracy and violence at sea by mobilizing stakeholders from across the maritime community and promoting long-term solutions at sea and on shore. 2. Advancing sustainable fisheries through science-based analysis: Secure Fisheries collects, analyzes and shares data about fisheries in the Somali and Lake Victoria regions and coordinates with regional stakeholders to fight IUU fishing in the Indian Ocean. 3. Creating sustainable jobs in fragile economies: Shuraako facilitatesinvestment in promising Somali-based businesses, fostering a marketplace that encourages economic development and stability throughout the country. 4. Building sustainable peace through collaboration: PASO Colombia provides multi-sector coalitions withstronger systems of collaboration and information to promote sustainable peace in Colombia. 5. Contributing to thought leadership on good governance: OEF Research collects and analyzes data on the role of good governance in support of sustainable peaceglobally and convenes academics and practitioners in support of evidence-based practice. The Foundation has its head quarters in USA and operations in Somalia, with offices in Hargeisain Somaliland and Garowe in Puntland.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to social and political participation114413 68648 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 68648Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEONE EARTH FUTURE FOUNDATION34324 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 34324Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEONE EARTH FUTURE FOUNDATION11441 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11441Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEONE EARTH FUTURE FOUNDATIONWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-19:SOOxfam NovibOur strategy combines service delivery, such as trainings, with influencing interventions to change policies, laws, attitudes and beliefs. This has proved successful in the last three years. The strategy engages young women and men from diverse backgrounds to be a driving force for social progress and optimism about the future in their respective countries and across Africa. When we worked with stakeholders in each country to analyse the current situation faced by young men and women, we found three common key needs: 1. Improving curricula and training methods, creating new modules and connecting the curricula to the demands of the market. 2. Innovation to respond to social issues such as climate change, gender rights and urbanization. 3. Linking service delivery interventions with influencing interventions # young people do not need only better training and new skills, but also changes to the system: policies, laws, practices and the attitudes and beliefs of their fellow citizens, employers and the government. These conclusions have guided this proposal in further developing interventions and adapting activities for each country for 2020-2022. We will highlight new interventions in the following chapters. Our strategy is based on systems thinking:trying to understand how different parts of a system interact to effect change, rather than understanding specific components in isolation. Systems thinking can help to develop truly sustainable and transformative change. The below graphic illustrates the#system# for youth seeking employment in Somaliland, mappingthe relationships of actors including education institutions, hubs, teachers, government, banks, entrepreneurs, families and media.Oxfam NovibSomaliland Skills Training AssociatSOSTA Somaliland Skills Training Association (SOSTA) is a non-profit making organization, which was founded in 2008 and with headquarters in Borama, Awdal region of Somaliland but operating in all regions of Somaliland. SOSTA VISION SOSTA#s vision is to become a leading employment and skills training organization in Somaliland as well as empowering vulnerable groups to capitalize on their resources. SOSTA MISSION Its mission is to help alleviate the sufferings of unemployed youth, women, children, IDPs and other vulnerable groups. The organization has a formal organizational structure that defines the roles and responsibility of its members and staff guided by clear policy and procedures.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Somalia9.93908 43.18207The right to social and political participation95120 57072 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 57072Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESomaliland Skills Training Associat28536 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28536Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESomaliland Skills Training Associat9512 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9512Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESomaliland Skills Training AssociatWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to fullfill their rights on freedom of association, freedom of expression and to participate in public affairs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-20:SOOxfam NovibWiP!’s theory of change identifies three key pathways – which inform our aims – to enable young people from diverse backgrounds to generate sustainable living wages and create optimism about their future in Egypt, Nigeria and Somalia. Two pathways are geared towards service delivery through competence development, while the third is about influencing. Pathway 1: We build young people’s skillsfor today and the future to find paid jobs or set up their own enterprises. WiP! will continue to provide new cohorts of young people with 21st century and technical skills. In a rapidly changing labour market, this will better prepare them to find a job and givethem the confidence to plan their future. Collaboration with educational institutions will be strengthened to ensure scale-up and sustainability by integrating 21st century skills, Futures Literacy1 and other training modules developed during WiP! into their curricula, and by promoting internships. Additionally, youth will be trained in the skills, tools and mindset of design thinking to solve complex social issues. After training, job fairs will be organized to link the students with employers. Providing service deliverythrough skills building goes hand in hand with influencing government and employers to promote and provide decent jobs for young people. We assume that 21st century skills such as Futures Literacy and design thinking will prepare young women and men for the future job market. We also assume that teachers and trainers are convinced these skills are needed to prepare for the future job market, and that there are enough employers to absorb trained young people. Pathway 2: Not all young people are looking for a job – many want to be entrepreneurs. We accelerate startups and offer business development services (BDS) to impact-driven small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) so they can employ more young people – improving the demand side of the market – and deepen their social and environmental impact. We aim to improve networks, knowledge, skills and access to finance and investors for new entrepreneurs and established SMEs while further activating and training private sector professionals as coaches and mentors. To contribute to a greener economy, we started focusing even more on sustainable entrepreneurship and integrating the training on circular business models which we started in 2019. We assume in this pathway that young people (men and women) are recruited once SMEs and startups grow. We assume investors are interested to invest in early startups and in the trained SMEs. And we assume that SMEs are open to adapting their business models with elements of the circular economy to contribute to a greener future. Pathway 3 WiP! aims to improve the enabling environment for youthand enterprises. Building on the relationships established in the first three and a half years, we will engage with different actors (governments, private sector and young citizens) to improve the implementation of policies on decent jobs and supportingstartups and SMEs. Working with role models, we will have youth- led public campaigning to raise awareness about obstacles they face. We will especially emphasize issues women entrepreneurs face because of their gender. We will aim in particular to improvethe internship policy in Somalia to bridge the gap between study and work, and policies of banks and workplaces in Nigeria to improve SMEs’ access to loans and create more decent jobs for young people. For pathway 3 we assume that we can change attitudes and beliefs in a short period of four years. We assume that educational institutes will be able to adapt their curricula to include the 21stcentury skills trainings. We assume government officials are willing to implement the policies we advise andwork with them to develop. And we assume that cultural and social norms and practices on gender roles can evolve to encourage more women to become entrepreneurs.Oxfam NovibSHAQODOON ORGANIZATIONShaqodoon is a local nonprofit organization that designs, delivers and evaluates innovative programs to address some of the local most urgent challenges in livelihood skill training, education and health. Shaqodoon has offices and/or presences in Somaliland, Puntland, Galmudug and South Central Somali. Shaqodoon is a national platform whose goal is to prioritize youth employment and educationon the development agenda and to exchange knowledge on effective policies and programs to improve employment andeducation opportunities for youth, prioritizing at-risk youth, marginalized groups, and people who have lost hope and are thus often jailed for local crimes. Shaqodoon Organization is a service provider dedicated to skill development, employment services, youth entrepreneurship, private sector business development, and technology for development. Shaqodoon makes use of participatory methods to ensure youth participate in delivering its services.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Somalia9.56406 44.06361The right to life and security99335 117797 96442 85924 59601 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 59601Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESHAQODOON ORGANIZATION29800 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 29800Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESHAQODOON ORGANIZATION45273 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 45273Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESHAQODOON ORGANIZATION70678 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 70678Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESHAQODOON ORGANIZATION40712 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 40712Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESHAQODOON ORGANIZATION57865 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 57865Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESHAQODOON ORGANIZATION50209 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 50209Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESHAQODOON ORGANIZATION9938 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib9938Oxfam Novib public fundsSHAQODOON ORGANIZATION17185 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib17185Oxfam Novib public fundsSHAQODOON ORGANIZATION2736 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2736Oxfam Novib public fundsSHAQODOON ORGANIZATIONpeople change their mindset regarding the ability to change current economic systemwomen change their mindset and believe in changemen change their mindset and believe in changeNL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-21:SOOxfam NovibWiP!’s theory of change identifies three key pathways – which inform our aims – to enable young people from diverse backgrounds to generate sustainable living wages and create optimism about their future in Egypt, Nigeria and Somalia. Two pathways are geared towards service delivery through competence development, while the third is about influencing. Pathway 1: We build young people’s skillsfor today and the future to find paid jobs or set up their own enterprises. WiP! will continue to provide new cohorts of young people with 21st century and technical skills. In a rapidly changing labour market, this will better prepare them to find a job and givethem the confidence to plan their future. Collaboration with educational institutions will be strengthened to ensure scale-up and sustainability by integrating 21st century skills, Futures Literacy1 and other training modules developed during WiP! into their curricula, and by promoting internships. Additionally, youth will be trained in the skills, tools and mindset of design thinking to solve complex social issues. After training, job fairs will be organized to link the students with employers. Providing service deliverythrough skills building goes hand in hand with influencing government and employers to promote and provide decent jobs for young people. We assume that 21st century skills such as Futures Literacy and design thinking will prepare young women and men for the future job market. We also assume that teachers and trainers are convinced these skills are needed to prepare for the future job market, and that there are enough employers to absorb trained young people. Pathway 2: Not all young people are looking for a job – many want to be entrepreneurs. We accelerate startups and offer business development services (BDS) to impact-driven small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) so they can employ more young people – improving the demand side of the market – and deepen their social and environmental impact. We aim to improve networks, knowledge, skills and access to finance and investors for new entrepreneurs and established SMEs while further activating and training private sector professionals as coaches and mentors. To contribute to a greener economy, we started focusing even more on sustainable entrepreneurship and integrating the training on circular business models which we started in 2019. We assume in this pathway that young people (men and women) are recruited once SMEs and startups grow. We assume investors are interested to invest in early startups and in the trained SMEs. And we assume that SMEs are open to adapting their business models with elements of the circular economy to contribute to a greener future. Pathway 3 WiP! aims to improve the enabling environment for youthand enterprises. Building on the relationships established in the first three and a half years, we will engage with different actors (governments, private sector and young citizens) to improve the implementation of policies on decent jobs and supportingstartups and SMEs. Working with role models, we will have youth- led public campaigning to raise awareness about obstacles they face. We will especially emphasize issues women entrepreneurs face because of their gender. We will aim in particular to improvethe internship policy in Somalia to bridge the gap between study and work, and policies of banks and workplaces in Nigeria to improve SMEs’ access to loans and create more decent jobs for young people. For pathway 3 we assume that we can change attitudes and beliefs in a short period of four years. We assume that educational institutes will be able to adapt their curricula to include the 21stcentury skills trainings. We assume government officials are willing to implement the policies we advise andwork with them to develop. And we assume that cultural and social norms and practices on gender roles can evolve to encourage more women to become entrepreneurs.Oxfam NovibINNOVATE VENTUREInnovate Ventures is the leading start-up accelerator and technology fund in Somaliland and Somalia. Innovate Ventures mission is to develop tech-based businesses in Somalia and Somaliland, support the next wave of Somali entrepreneurs, and grow the nascent start-up ecosystem in the country. Innovate Ventures is the leading Somali startup accelerator and early-stage startup fund supporting ambitious startups who use technology to change the world. Through our accelerator programme we invest in and support great teams withcool ideas to help build a world-class business through an intensive three-month programme.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Somalia9.56406 44.06361The right to life and security66500 116500 67643 39900 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 39900Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEINNOVATE VENTURE19983 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19983Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEINNOVATE VENTURE69900 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 69900Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEINNOVATE VENTURE41567 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 41567Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEINNOVATE VENTURE31943 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 31943Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEINNOVATE VENTURE5262 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5262Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEINNOVATE VENTURE40586 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 40586Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEINNOVATE VENTURE-5262 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -5262Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEINNOVATE VENTUREPeople benefit from access to finance and improved livelihoods, through MFIs and local private sectorpeople benefitting from access to finance provided by micro-finance institutions in which Oxfam Novib has investedpeople benefitting from improved business practices of startups and impact-driven SMEs, such as smallholder suppliers, employees and customers, in particular women and youthNL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-22:SOOxfam NovibWiP!’s theory of change identifies three key pathways – which inform our aims – to enable young people from diverse backgrounds to generate sustainable living wages and create optimism about their future in Egypt, Nigeria and Somalia. Two pathways are geared towards service delivery through competence development, while the third is about influencing. Pathway 1: We build young people’s skillsfor today and the future to find paid jobs or set up their own enterprises. WiP! will continue to provide new cohorts of young people with 21st century and technical skills. In a rapidly changing labour market, this will better prepare them to find a job and givethem the confidence to plan their future. Collaboration with educational institutions will be strengthened to ensure scale-up and sustainability by integrating 21st century skills, Futures Literacy1 and other training modules developed during WiP! into their curricula, and by promoting internships. Additionally, youth will be trained in the skills, tools and mindset of design thinking to solve complex social issues. After training, job fairs will be organized to link the students with employers. Providing service deliverythrough skills building goes hand in hand with influencing government and employers to promote and provide decent jobs for young people. We assume that 21st century skills such as Futures Literacy and design thinking will prepare young women and men for the future job market. We also assume that teachers and trainers are convinced these skills are needed to prepare for the future job market, and that there are enough employers to absorb trained young people. Pathway 2: Not all young people are looking for a job – many want to be entrepreneurs. We accelerate startups and offer business development services (BDS) to impact-driven small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) so they can employ more young people – improving the demand side of the market – and deepen their social and environmental impact. We aim to improve networks, knowledge, skills and access to finance and investors for new entrepreneurs and established SMEs while further activating and training private sector professionals as coaches and mentors. To contribute to a greener economy, we started focusing even more on sustainable entrepreneurship and integrating the training on circular business models which we started in 2019. We assume in this pathway that young people (men and women) are recruited once SMEs and startups grow. We assume investors are interested to invest in early startups and in the trained SMEs. And we assume that SMEs are open to adapting their business models with elements of the circular economy to contribute to a greener future. Pathway 3 WiP! aims to improve the enabling environment for youthand enterprises. Building on the relationships established in the first three and a half years, we will engage with different actors (governments, private sector and young citizens) to improve the implementation of policies on decent jobs and supportingstartups and SMEs. Working with role models, we will have youth- led public campaigning to raise awareness about obstacles they face. We will especially emphasize issues women entrepreneurs face because of their gender. We will aim in particular to improvethe internship policy in Somalia to bridge the gap between study and work, and policies of banks and workplaces in Nigeria to improve SMEs’ access to loans and create more decent jobs for young people. For pathway 3 we assume that we can change attitudes and beliefs in a short period of four years. We assume that educational institutes will be able to adapt their curricula to include the 21stcentury skills trainings. We assume government officials are willing to implement the policies we advise andwork with them to develop. And we assume that cultural and social norms and practices on gender roles can evolve to encourage more women to become entrepreneurs.Oxfam NovibHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMMHAVOYOCO was set up in 1992 by a group of young people from Hargeisa in Somaliland. The organisation's focus is on education, empowerment and creating opportunities for young people and women to provide in their own livelihood. HAVOYOCO is involved in (a) vocational training, literacy and numeracy activities for internally displaced (IDPs) and returnee women and young girls, constructing low-cost houses for IDPs in Hargeisa, (b) community awareness campaigns on HIV and AIDS prevention and reducing stigmatisation, malaria prevention and treatment, peace building and human rights awareness, mainly through circus and drama shows, (c) pastoral developmentsuch as livelihood support, health for people and livestock, the capacity building of pastoral organisations in villages, restocking and environmental protection, and (d) humanitarian interventions such as the rehabilitation of water sources, water trucking and the distribution of pack camels to pastoralist households. Its operational areas include all Somaliland regions and the Somali regionof Ethiopia. The relationship with Oxfam Novib began in 1997 when Oxfam Novib and its Ethiopian counterpart Circus Ethiopia visitedHargeisa. In 1998 Oxfam Novib funded HAVOYOCO's organisation costs and a literacy project for youths. Oxfam Novib has also funded asoap-making centre, management and literacy courses, and income generating activities around the soap factory.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Somalia9.56406 44.06361The right to life and security49377 49377 39112 29626 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 29626Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMM14813 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14813Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMM19751 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19751Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMM29626 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 29626Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMM23467 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23467Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMM16671 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16671Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMM3897 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3897Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEHORN OF AFRICA VOLUNTARY YOUTH COMMpeople change their mindset regarding the ability to change current economic systemwomen change their mindset and believe in changemen change their mindset and believe in changeNL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-23:SOOxfam NovibWiP!’s theory of change identifies three key pathways – which inform our aims – to enable young people from diverse backgrounds to generate sustainable living wages and create optimism about their future in Egypt, Nigeria and Somalia. Two pathways are geared towards service delivery through competence development, while the third is about influencing. Pathway 1: We build young people’s skillsfor today and the future to find paid jobs or set up their own enterprises. WiP! will continue to provide new cohorts of young people with 21st century and technical skills. In a rapidly changing labour market, this will better prepare them to find a job and givethem the confidence to plan their future. Collaboration with educational institutions will be strengthened to ensure scale-up and sustainability by integrating 21st century skills, Futures Literacy1 and other training modules developed during WiP! into their curricula, and by promoting internships. Additionally, youth will be trained in the skills, tools and mindset of design thinking to solve complex social issues. After training, job fairs will be organized to link the students with employers. Providing service deliverythrough skills building goes hand in hand with influencing government and employers to promote and provide decent jobs for young people. We assume that 21st century skills such as Futures Literacy and design thinking will prepare young women and men for the future job market. We also assume that teachers and trainers are convinced these skills are needed to prepare for the future job market, and that there are enough employers to absorb trained young people. Pathway 2: Not all young people are looking for a job – many want to be entrepreneurs. We accelerate startups and offer business development services (BDS) to impact-driven small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) so they can employ more young people – improving the demand side of the market – and deepen their social and environmental impact. We aim to improve networks, knowledge, skills and access to finance and investors for new entrepreneurs and established SMEs while further activating and training private sector professionals as coaches and mentors. To contribute to a greener economy, we started focusing even more on sustainable entrepreneurship and integrating the training on circular business models which we started in 2019. We assume in this pathway that young people (men and women) are recruited once SMEs and startups grow. We assume investors are interested to invest in early startups and in the trained SMEs. And we assume that SMEs are open to adapting their business models with elements of the circular economy to contribute to a greener future. Pathway 3 WiP! aims to improve the enabling environment for youthand enterprises. Building on the relationships established in the first three and a half years, we will engage with different actors (governments, private sector and young citizens) to improve the implementation of policies on decent jobs and supportingstartups and SMEs. Working with role models, we will have youth- led public campaigning to raise awareness about obstacles they face. We will especially emphasize issues women entrepreneurs face because of their gender. We will aim in particular to improvethe internship policy in Somalia to bridge the gap between study and work, and policies of banks and workplaces in Nigeria to improve SMEs’ access to loans and create more decent jobs for young people. For pathway 3 we assume that we can change attitudes and beliefs in a short period of four years. We assume that educational institutes will be able to adapt their curricula to include the 21stcentury skills trainings. We assume government officials are willing to implement the policies we advise andwork with them to develop. And we assume that cultural and social norms and practices on gender roles can evolve to encourage more women to become entrepreneurs.Oxfam NovibONE EARTH FUTURE FOUNDATIONThe One Earth Future Foundation is a self-funded private operating foundation that seeks to create a more peaceful world through collaborative, data-driven initiatives. Key programs include: 1. Enhancing cooperation to solve maritime piracy; Oceans Beyond Piracy addresses maritime piracy and violence at sea by mobilizing stakeholders from across the maritime community and promoting long-term solutions at sea and on shore. 2. Advancing sustainable fisheries through science-based analysis: Secure Fisheries collects, analyzes and shares data about fisheries in the Somali and Lake Victoria regions and coordinates with regional stakeholders to fight IUU fishing in the Indian Ocean. 3. Creating sustainable jobs in fragile economies: Shuraako facilitatesinvestment in promising Somali-based businesses, fostering a marketplace that encourages economic development and stability throughout the country. 4. Building sustainable peace through collaboration: PASO Colombia provides multi-sector coalitions withstronger systems of collaboration and information to promote sustainable peace in Colombia. 5. Contributing to thought leadership on good governance: OEF Research collects and analyzes data on the role of good governance in support of sustainable peaceglobally and convenes academics and practitioners in support of evidence-based practice. The Foundation has its head quarters in USA and operations in Somalia, with offices in Hargeisain Somaliland and Garowe in Puntland.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Somalia9.56406 44.0636The right to life and security112385 113172 87878 67431 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 67431Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEONE EARTH FUTURE FOUNDATION33716 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 33716Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEONE EARTH FUTURE FOUNDATION45190 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 45190Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEONE EARTH FUTURE FOUNDATION67903 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 67903Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDEONE EARTH FUTURE FOUNDATION52727 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 52727Netherlands Min. 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Foreign Affairs - DDEONE EARTH FUTURE FOUNDATIONPeople benefit from access to finance and improved livelihoods, through MFIs and local private sectorpeople benefitting from access to finance provided by micro-finance institutions in which Oxfam Novib has investedpeople benefitting from improved business practices of startups and impact-driven SMEs, such as smallholder suppliers, employees and customers, in particular women and youthNL-KVK-27108436-A-06145-24:SOOxfam NovibWiP!’s theory of change identifies three key pathways – which inform our aims – to enable young people from diverse backgrounds to generate sustainable living wages and create optimism about their future in Egypt, Nigeria and Somalia. Two pathways are geared towards service delivery through competence development, while the third is about influencing. Pathway 1: We build young people’s skillsfor today and the future to find paid jobs or set up their own enterprises. WiP! will continue to provide new cohorts of young people with 21st century and technical skills. In a rapidly changing labour market, this will better prepare them to find a job and givethem the confidence to plan their future. Collaboration with educational institutions will be strengthened to ensure scale-up and sustainability by integrating 21st century skills, Futures Literacy1 and other training modules developed during WiP! into their curricula, and by promoting internships. Additionally, youth will be trained in the skills, tools and mindset of design thinking to solve complex social issues. After training, job fairs will be organized to link the students with employers. Providing service deliverythrough skills building goes hand in hand with influencing government and employers to promote and provide decent jobs for young people. We assume that 21st century skills such as Futures Literacy and design thinking will prepare young women and men for the future job market. We also assume that teachers and trainers are convinced these skills are needed to prepare for the future job market, and that there are enough employers to absorb trained young people. Pathway 2: Not all young people are looking for a job – many want to be entrepreneurs. We accelerate startups and offer business development services (BDS) to impact-driven small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) so they can employ more young people – improving the demand side of the market – and deepen their social and environmental impact. We aim to improve networks, knowledge, skills and access to finance and investors for new entrepreneurs and established SMEs while further activating and training private sector professionals as coaches and mentors. To contribute to a greener economy, we started focusing even more on sustainable entrepreneurship and integrating the training on circular business models which we started in 2019. We assume in this pathway that young people (men and women) are recruited once SMEs and startups grow. We assume investors are interested to invest in early startups and in the trained SMEs. And we assume that SMEs are open to adapting their business models with elements of the circular economy to contribute to a greener future. Pathway 3 WiP! aims to improve the enabling environment for youthand enterprises. Building on the relationships established in the first three and a half years, we will engage with different actors (governments, private sector and young citizens) to improve the implementation of policies on decent jobs and supportingstartups and SMEs. Working with role models, we will have youth- led public campaigning to raise awareness about obstacles they face. We will especially emphasize issues women entrepreneurs face because of their gender. We will aim in particular to improvethe internship policy in Somalia to bridge the gap between study and work, and policies of banks and workplaces in Nigeria to improve SMEs’ access to loans and create more decent jobs for young people. For pathway 3 we assume that we can change attitudes and beliefs in a short period of four years. We assume that educational institutes will be able to adapt their curricula to include the 21stcentury skills trainings. We assume government officials are willing to implement the policies we advise andwork with them to develop. And we assume that cultural and social norms and practices on gender roles can evolve to encourage more women to become entrepreneurs.Oxfam NovibSomaliland Skills Training AssociatSOSTA Somaliland Skills Training Association (SOSTA) is a non-profit making organization, which was founded in 2008 and with headquarters in Borama, Awdal region of Somaliland but operating in all regions of Somaliland. SOSTA VISION SOSTA#s vision is to become a leading employment and skills training organization in Somaliland as well as empowering vulnerable groups to capitalize on their resources. SOSTA MISSION Its mission is to help alleviate the sufferings of unemployed youth, women, children, IDPs and other vulnerable groups. The organization has a formal organizational structure that defines the roles and responsibility of its members and staff guided by clear policy and procedures.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Somalia9.93908 43.18207The right to life and security87700 91200 89755 52620 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 52620Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESomaliland Skills Training Associat26310 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 26310Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESomaliland Skills Training Associat36130 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 36130Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESomaliland Skills Training Associat54720 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 54720Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESomaliland Skills Training Associat53853 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 53853Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESomaliland Skills Training Associat36047 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 36047Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESomaliland Skills Training Associat8679 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8679Netherlands Min. Foreign Affairs - DDESomaliland Skills Training Associatpeople change their mindset regarding the ability to change current economic systemwomen change their mindset and believe in changemen change their mindset and believe in changeNL-KVK-27108436-A-06148-03:KHOxfam NovibThe Mekong Inclusion Project (IP) works with vulnerable communities and civil society in Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, Vietnam and Thailand and at the subregional level to ensure continued access to essential river resources for their livelihoods, health and well-being. It is proposed that DFAT will invest $A 5.43 million in a second phase (IP2) over 4 years for the 2020-2024 period. This proposed investment is a continuation of the first phase of the Inclusion Project (IP1) and is built upon the achievements, evaluation recommendations and priorities of the IP partners; and is informed by the changing context and actors within the region. The IP2 continues support to Civil Society Actors (CSA) in each country and at the regional level in terms of organisational and technical capacityto engage in dialogue with and influence decision and policy-making bodies. This includes authorities such as ministries of energy,environment and water resources, private sector actors such as those financing and constructing hydro-dams and engaging in renewable and sustainable energy development, regional bodies such as the Mekong River Commission (MRC), and programs such as the Asian Development Bank Greater Mekong Subregion Economic Cooperation Program to ensure energy and water planning and decision-making respect community rights and preserve the ecological values of major rivers in the region. The aim of IP2 is to ensure target government andprivate sector actors at the national and regional levels engage with andinclude the perspectives of civil society in hydro-power and Renewable Energy (RE) policies and plans. The Project builds upon the established partnerships including between Oxfam and International Rivers (IR) to strengthen Civil Society Organisation (CSO) capacity and the leadership of women and representatives from marginalised groups to influence water governance decision making at all levels. There will be greater emphasis on strengthening networks and alliances; closer linkages between the sub-national, national and regional levels; and on CSO engagement with multiple stakeholders including the private sector and financiers from countries in the region, as well as regional institutions. Community-led projects will focus on developing the evidence based for specific policies or strategies. There will be greater collaboration with the wider Australia Greater Mekong Water Resources Program (GMWRP) to promote engagement between civil society and institutional stakeholders, particularly those supported under the other pillars of the GMWRP including regional bodies, national governments and the private sector. Engagement will focus on promoting more inclusive consultation processes and the relevant international standards for investment, development and management of river infrastructure with particular focus on hydro-power and RE. The aim will be to ensuretarget government and private sector actors at the national and regional levels engage with and include the perspectives of civil society in water governance and energy policies and plans, in accordance with best practice on meaningful public participation and respect for human rights. Civil society inclusion aims to support riverine communities and civil society actors to engage with and influence national and regional water governance and energy policy and planning processes. This includes engagement with other partners in the GMWRP and with regional institutions and processes related to water resource development, such as the MRC), as well as collaboration with investments of other agencies, including Oxfam#s regional engagement with ASEAN and the (Asian Development Bank) ADB,and IR engagement with hydropower developers. IP2 will also work with communities and researchers to strengthen research and analysis, contributing to the evidence base and level of discussion, dialogue and debate in the public domain and within policy and decision-making fora. Where necessary, Oxfam and IR will ensure the interests of civil society are represented in research and analysis orthrough direct engagement with key actors, when CSAs are unable or unwilling to engage directly. Focus on women and marginalised groups aims to support women leaders and representatives of marginalised social groups to engage with and influence national and regional state and non-state actors in water governance and energy policy and planning processes. A particular focus will be on the inclusion and leadership of women and the inclusion of riparian communities, ethnic minorities, youth and those living with disability, who are disproportionately affected and excluded from decision/policy-making fora. This builds upon the inclusive processes, learning and development of women and community leaders in IP1, by supporting their continued engagement in decision/policy making fora andthe development of a new generation of leaders. Specific strategies and plans will be explored and developed with partners to promote women#s participation and leadership in policy arenas and to ensure better inclusion of women and their perspectives in the policies and practices of different stakeholder groups. The specific approach will be developed for each context and stakeholder group and is likely to include learning events, workshops, dialogue events,informal discussion, as well as joint activities such as research, exposure visits or peer to peer learning. A similar approach of consultation with representative groups and development of specific plans and strategies will be undertaken to ensure the participation of youth, ethnic minorities and people living with disabilities. Technical support will be resourced at the regional and country level utilising the expertise of country teams and partners and sourcing external support for specific tasks as required. Implementation arrangements: The IP2 will be implemented by a consortium of Oxfam (currently managing the IP1 contract) and IR. This builds upon Oxfam and IR#s long-term strategic relationship in Oxfam#s Mekong Region Water Governance Program(MRWGP) and in more recent years, IR#s partnership with Oxfam within several other related regional programs, including Oxfam#s Transboundary Rivers of South Asia (TROSA) and Fair Finance Asia (FFA) programs (see Box 2). This model combines Oxfam#s experience and expertise in promoting gender equality and women#s leadership, providing support to CSOs, and community-based natural resource management, presence throughout the region, and proven track record in contract management (reflectedin Oxfam#s recent DFAT re-accreditation); with IR#s global networks, regional Mekong presence, and expertise in river and water resource management, governance and policy, international standards, private sector engagement and advocacy on hydropower and RE. The consortium arrangement strengthens the Project#s capacity to adapt to the dynamic operating environment and maximise opportunities byharnessing the strengths and resources of Oxfam and IR at the Project decision making and representational levels. The consortium strengthens the Project#s technical resources in a wide range of areas on an ongoing basis consistent with the IP2#s increased emphasis on influencing policy and practice.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.OXFAM Australia Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to social and political participation52873 206150 257925 225391 161077 34949 18097Oxfam Australia funding with back donor14551Oxfam Australia funding with back donor8816Oxfam Australia funding with back donor9539Oxfam Australia funding with back donor1870Oxfam Australia funding with back donor8461Oxfam Australia funding with back donor2172Oxfam Australia funding with back donor2216Oxfam Australia funding with back donor9466Oxfam Australia funding with back donor235Oxfam Australia funding with back donor-2455Oxfam Australia funding with back donor10440Oxfam Australia funding with back donor11566Oxfam Australia funding with back donor469Oxfam Australia funding with back 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back donor15504Oxfam Australia funding with back donor14339Oxfam Australia funding with back donor9184Oxfam Australia funding with back donor10131Oxfam Australia funding with back donor11233Oxfam Australia funding with back donor13506Oxfam Australia funding with back donor7043Oxfam Australia funding with back donor950Oxfam Australia funding with back donor13450Oxfam Australia funding with back donorExcluded/marginalized individuals and their civil society with strenghtened capacity to collaboratewomen that applied increased capacities, collaborated in alliances, movements and partnerhips,men that applied increased capacities, collaborated in alliances, movements and partnerhips,non-binary individuals that applied increased capacities, collaborated in alliances, movements and partnerhips,gender non-specified individuals that applied increased capacities, collaborated in alliances, movements and partnerhips,NL-KVK-27108436-A-06148-04:THOxfam NovibAsia Indigenous People's Pact (AIPP) will run a project for 24 months under Inclusion Project II titled "Empowering and strengthening Indigenous women in the Mekong Region on water Governance". This project will be implemented in Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos,Myanmar, and Thailand to empower Indigenous Women (IW) in the Mekong Region to advocate their human rights and water governance management, and the project targets IW, youth, and IW with disabilities. Key strategies include participation of IWs at regional and global platforms; strengthening IW network of Mekong; developing and publishing policy briefs.Oxfam NovibAsia Indigenous Peoples PactAIPP is a regional organisation formed by indigenous people's movements in 1998 and established its secretariat in 1992 to strengthen cooperation and solidarity among indigenous peoples of Asia. It is committed to the cause of promoting and defending indigenous people's rights and human rights in general. At present AIPP has 46 members from 14 countries in Asia, including six national federations of indigenous organisations. AIPP's priority is Asia and do not work much outside the region. AIPP is open to working outside the region during emergencies subject to the nature of the issue and competency of AIPP Vision: Indigenous peoples in Asia are fullyexercising their rights, distinct cultures and identities, are living with dignity, and enhancing theirsustainable management systems on lands, territories and resources for their own future and development in an environment of peace, justice and equality. Mission: AIPP strengthens the solidarity, cooperation and capacities of indigenous peoples in Asia to promote and protect their rights, cultures and identities, and their sustainable resource management systems for their development and self-determination.OXFAM Australia Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Thailand18.7060 98.98171The right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participationThe right to an identity63939 16715 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 16715Oxfam Australia funding with back donorAsia Indigenous Peoples Pact10640 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 10640Oxfam Australia funding with back donorAsia Indigenous Peoples Pact14400 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 14400Oxfam Australia funding with back donorAsia Indigenous Peoples Pact8528 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 8528Oxfam Australia funding with back donorAsia Indigenous Peoples Pact17191 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 17191Oxfam Australia funding with back donorAsia Indigenous Peoples Pact27427 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 27427Oxfam Australia own funds OAUAsia Indigenous Peoples Pact10794 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 10794Oxfam Australia funding with back donorAsia Indigenous Peoples PactStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing promoting small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or to participate in more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions) -DD5Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action supporting transformative leadership and women's political participation following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerspublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.media citation Oxfam/partner researchIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action supporting transformative leadership and women's political participation following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action supporting transformative leadership and women's political participation following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action supporting transformative leadership and women's political participation following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06148-05:THOxfam NovibIn 2021, the Earth Journalism Network (EJN), Internews’ environmental media programme and a community of over 14,000 journalists from around the world, carried out a pilot study – Where are the Women? – on women and girls’ voices in environmental reporting . It found that many journalists are aware of the importance of gender inclusion, but still do not sufficiently include women’s voices. They cited several reasons, such as women are often seen as “less credible” sources than men and that many journalists also have trouble gaining access to women and girls sources, particularly in rural areas due to cultural and social barriers. Although this study mainly focuses on four countries — Pakistan, India, Indonesia and the Philippines — some journalists inSoutheast Asia, including theMekong region, were also interviewed. They shared a similar experience of gender inequality in media reporting. The study points out several opportunities to improve gender equality in media reporting, including providing reporters and editors training in gender sensitivity and awareness, demonstrating the value of including women in environmental stories and encouraging reporters to seek outwomen sources. The study also found that reporters who joined gender inclusive reporting trainings tend to have a better understanding of gender issues and are more likely to include women’s voices in news reports. Considering the increasing vulnerabilities experienced by women and other marginalised groups, such as youth and the poor,because of Mekong water governance issues, Internews Europe (Internews) proposes a project titled “Reporting on the Mekong water governance from a gender and social inclusive lens” which aims to strengthen women’s and marginalised people’s voices in media reports on water governance in the Mekong River basin. The projectis comprised of two main activities: 1) a three-day media workshop for 15 Mekong journalists to build knowledge and skills in reporting on Mekong water governance through a gender and social inclusive lens . The workshop will also facilitate cross-border networking and collaborations among journalists and stakeholders from different Mekong countries. 2) a story grant and mentorship program, which provides small grants to each participating journalist to cover the travel and production costs to develop inclusive stories relating to water governance in the Mekong region that amplify the voices of women and marginalised groups, under the support of mentors who are experienced journalists. Cross-border collaborative reporting will be encouraged. This proposed project will leverage Internews’ ongoing Sida-funded EJN Asia-Pacific project that works to build the capacity of individual journalists, media outlets andjournalism networks to report on the environment, and to bring evidence-based news and information to the most vulnerable communities at risk of negative environmental impacts. It will also benefit from the wide network of Mekong journalists Internews has cultivated over the years and the Mekong Eye platform that distributes environmental news on the Mekong region.Oxfam NovibInternews EuropeInternews Europe is a charitable company limited by guarantee and is incorporated in England and Wales. The registered office address (and principal place of business), is 43-51 New North Road, London, N1 6LU. In 2018, Internews Europe initiated the process of acquiring effective control of the French Non-Profit Association Internews International (RNA no. W751139592, SIRET no. 425 132 347 000 13 APE 913). As of 15 November, 2017, Internews Europe had successfully registered a new entity in Ireland - Internews Media Development (A Company Limited by Guarantee) with registered Company number 615323. Under the new structure, Internews Europe remains theParent Company, with Internews France and Ireland as Subsidiaries. As December 2018, there is a requirement to consolidate the reports of both Internws Europe and Internews International, as control of the latter was achieved in February 2018.Internews Media Development Company (registered in November 2017 in the Republic of Ireland), remained dormant in 2018. lnternews Europe maintains a formal 'Strategic Alliance' with lnternews Network; a US based non-profit organisation which was the first media development organisation to bear the lnternews name and brand. A Memorandum of Understanding to firmly establish a strategic alliance was signed by the boards of both entities in September 2014 Internews Europe is an international charity whose mission is to empower people worldwide with the trustworthy, high-quality news and information they need to make informed decisions, participate in their communities, and hold power to account. The primary objective of the Charity as expressed in the Memorandum of Association is “The promotion of education and vocational training in the field of journalism in all its forms for the benefit of the public, in particular in countries experiencing conflict, civil unrest, or natural disaster.” The root of our strategy is to improve the health of information environments. Healthy information environments are defined by the presence of good, accurate, evidence-based information — information thateveryone can access safely, that consumers know how to critically assess, and that is valued by communities and sustained by business models that work. In healthy information environments, governments and businesses are accountable for keeping it that wayOXFAM Australia Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands ThailandThe right to social and political participation58222 55597 -369529111 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 29111Oxfam Australia funding with back donorInternews Europe29111 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 29111Oxfam Australia funding with back donorInternews Europe28337 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 28337Oxfam Australia funding with back donorInternews Europe27260 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia 27260Oxfam Australia funding with back donorInternews Europe-3695 incoming transaction OXFAM Australia -3695Oxfam Australia funding with back donorInternews EuropeExcluded/marginalized individuals and their civil society with strenghtened capacity to collaboratewomen that applied increased capacities, collaborated in alliances, movements and partnerhips,men that applied increased capacities, collaborated in alliances, movements and partnerhips,non-binary individuals that applied increased capacities, collaborated in alliances, movements and partnerhips,gender non-specified individuals that applied increased capacities, collaborated in alliances, movements and partnerhips,NL-KVK-27108436-A-06158-02:KHOxfam NovibNorth-east Rural Development (NRD) is provincial based non-governmental organization in Kratie province. It was established by building on the existing experiences and local capacity resulting from the achievements of community development project implemented by Oxfam Australia. It is working in all its target villages located along the Mekong River. Its commitment is to build the capacity for people including indigenous communities (Kouy and Phnong) to improve the way of managing the water and dealing with water issues for better livelihoods. NRM#s goal aims to develop Cambodia in peace, dignity and tolerance for environmental and natural resources sustainability for young generation. NRD envisions the society that respects human rights, people living with equality, equity, social justice, harmonization and environment friendly for the next generation. NRD supports community development in partnership with rural community in Cambodia, through encouragement and empowerment of local people, indigenous women and vulnerable people, community-based organizations (CBOs), local authorities using human rights approach and capacity development to better realize sustainable livelihood and dignity of living. Recognizing the Mekong river system supports diverse fish and aquatic resources; many of the basin deep pools have been recognized as significant for fishery conservation and are designated fish conservation zones. In addition, the proposed target area, Boeng Char commune, Sambour district, Kratie province,is located along the Mekong, home of several deep pools in the area. However, the area faces multiple threats, including from hydropower dam both operating and proposed; three gold mining concessions which run the risk of polluting the river; and illegaland overfishing. The resultant declines in water quality and quantity, and in fish stocks and biodiversity, are already taking their toll on the community. The population in the area is growing, places increased pressure on both the remaining fishery resources and the surrounding ecosystems, as forest is cleared to make way for rice and cash crops. Women and youth next generation are shouldering most of the burden resulting from environmental degradation, asthey struggle to provide for their families withinadequate resources. With funding support from Margaret A. Cargill Foundation (MACF) through Oxfam#s People Protecting Their Ecosystem in the Lower Mekong phase 3, NRD is implementing the project called #Effective Cooperation between Sambo Youth Network(SYN) and Community Fishery (CFi) in Protection of Fishery Resources in Sambo District, Kratie Province# The proposed project is a multi-years project, running from October 2019 to May 2021. It will continue to strengthen sixCfis in six villages of Sambour District have been supported by PEM I and PEM II projects since 2013, consist of Yeav, Tonsongtleak, Achen and Sompin in Kampong Cham commune, and Ksach leav and KohKhnher in Okreang commune. The new proposed project is going to spread out to new 6 Cfis in Sambor district such as Choeung Peat, Svay Chek, Bay Samnom village Koh Knhae commune, and O#kasang, Dam Re in Boeung Char commune and Kampong Krabei village in Kampong Cham commune. The project will address the immediate needs of the community#s fisheries and Sambor Youth Network (SYN) to protect their natural resource to promote their livelihoods and the ecosystems.The alternative livelihoods will be more crucially important if the Sambor dam go ahead as the aquatic resources will be dramaticallychanged. Moreover, the proposed project focuses on strengthening and building capacity to 12 Cfi above to develop a PEM project phase-out strategy. The expected outcome of the project is that #fishery communities and Sambor Youth Network (SYN) in thetarget villages of Sambor district are better informed and assisted in making alternative livelihood and lead to improved food security, socialcapital and financial stability, by sustainable utilizing their protected natural resource in their regions, particularly, the deeppools of the Mekong.# The achieve the expected outcome above, NRD has proposed 3 main objectives for implementation in the said period: Objective 1: Organizational structures of 6 new community#s fisheries will be strengthened tofunction and protect and manage aquatic resources and deep pool conservation; Objective 2: Sambor Youth Network (SYN) is strengthened and enables to contribute to the protection and management of aquatic resources; Objective 3: Rice Seed Production andalternative livelihoods will be introduced and adopted by the communities to mitigate pressures on river and forest resources.Oxfam NovibNorth-eastern Rural DevelopmentNorth-east Rural Development (NRD) is provincial based non-governmental organization in Kratie province. It is working in all its target villages located along the Mekong River. Its commitment is to build the capacity for people including indigenous communities (Kouy and Phnong) to improve the way of managing the water and dealing with water issues for better livelihoods.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to a sustainable livelihood63664 2833 27026 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 27026Oxfam America funding with back donorNorth-eastern Rural Development18319 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 18319Oxfam America funding with back donorNorth-eastern Rural Development18319 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 18319Oxfam America funding with back donorNorth-eastern Rural Development2833 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 2833Oxfam America funding with back donorNorth-eastern Rural DevelopmentWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.women living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.men living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.women living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.security.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to increase their seed, nutrition or food security.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06158-03:KHOxfam NovibSave Cambodia#s Wildlife (SCW) is a national NGO in the field of environmental protection and biodiversity conservation. SCW envisions a world where nature, wildlife and human beings co-exist peacefully. SCW aims to increase community ownership for sustainable livelihoods and effective Natural Resource Management. SCW diversifies its program in 5 strategic components: 1) Sustainable NRM; 2) Climate Change Action; 3) Environmental Education; 4) Integrated Alternative Livelihoods and 5 Social Enterprise. Oxfam#s People Protecting Their Ecosystem in the Lower Mekong phase 1 (PEM 1) has partnered with SCW to implement #Empowering Community Based Natural Resource Management and Ecosystem Protection in the Vulnerable Indigenous Communities in the 3S Rivers since September 2013 ended in December 2015 focused on establishing and strengthening capacity of 2 community protected areas and 16 Community-Based Natural Resources Management. PEM Phase 2 (1st August 2016 until 31st December 2017) continued to build the capacity of exiting communities to realize their rights to sustainable use and management of fisheries and forestry resources to protect and preserve their ecosystems. Through PEM phase 1 and 2, SCW has supported 14 CFis covering 5 districts # Koun Mom, Lumphat, Vernsai, Taveng and Andong Meas, 18 communes and 68 villages, benefiting 8,928 households of 40,633 individuals (21,200 females). All CFis need further capacity building and support to protect 43 deep pools with the size of 271 hectare of 17 fishspecies. Among those 6 CFis have implemented their initial patrolling fund contributed by committee members through share some of their allowance obtained from NGO that invited them to participate in events and also through punishment fee charged to illegal fishers. They are functioning well and undertake regular meetings and patrolling. They have good relationship with local authorities, and they liaise local authorities for intervention whereas another 8 CFis now have good relationship with local authorities and they do not have patrolling fund in place. However, 8 among 14 CFi requires a re-election for a new structure and 70% of CFis# need to be trained on safe patrolling and do proper reporting to both commune council and other authorities. Newly appointed committee members would also need training on water governance and related policies and laws. With funding support from Margaret A. Cargill Foundation (MACF) through Oxfam#s People Protecting Their Ecosystemin the Lower Mekong phase 3 (PEM 3), SCW is implementing the proposed project named #Towards Participatory and Sustainable Water Governance in Vulnerable Indigenous Communities of the 3S Rivers.# The proposed project, SCW aims to achieve its expected outcome is that #Fishery dependent communities in the 3S regions have sustainable access fisheries resources.# To achieve the expected outcome above, SCW identified 3 main objectives: 1) Raise awareness of communities on water governance and participatory fisheries resources management; 2) Support 14 Fishery Communities to protect the fisheries resources through technical support from FA and 3) Promote sustainable water governance through advocacy, women <(>&<)> youth leadership and networking.Oxfam NovibSave Cambodia#s WildlifeSave Cambodia#s Wildlife (SCW) is a leading national not-for-profit, non-partisan NGO, which works for the protection and conservation of natural resources and wildlife habitats throughout Cambodia. SCW aims at raising awareness on climate change, wildlife protection and environmental issues in general both locally and internationally. Conservation through Education - SCW focuses on education as means of empowerment and change, using book publications, teaching programs and awareness campaigns to reach all levels of society. SCW encourages and facilitates networking between indigenous communities and local authorities to achieve nature conservation and biodiversity preservation. SCW was started in 1999 as a Wildlife Rescue Initiative and officiallyregistered with the Ministry ofInterior in July 2002. In the first years, SCW#s work focused on training animal keeps and educating society on environmental awareness, collaborating with Phnom Tamao Wildlife Rescue Center and Nhim Vanda Zoo. Between 2002and 2006, SCW focused on book publications and further teaching projects. In July 2006, Mr. TEP Boonny was appointed Executive Director, guiding SCW to continuously adapting and improving its operation towards effective and beneficiary work. He initiated the acquisition of international donors and partners, making SCW the strongly networked partner and internationally recognized NGO it is today # one of the leading national NGOs inthe environmental sector in Cambodia. By initiating Youth Debates in2002 and milestone publications like Atlas of Cambodia in 2014, SCW has become an essential actor for change and main driver to shape Cambodia#s environmental future. # Goal, Vision, mission and value VISION: A world, where nature, wildlife andhuman beings co-exist peacefully. MISSON: To protect and conserve natural resources and wildlife habitats through: # Education <(>&<)> Community Mobilization # Integrated Alternative Livelihoods VALUES - TIGER # Transparency <(>&<)> accountability # Integrity<(>&<)>honesty # Green action # Equality # Respect STRATEGIC COMPONENTS: # Component 1: Sustainable Natural Resource Management (NRM) # Component 2: Climate Change Action # Component 3: Environmental Education # Component 4: Integrated AlternativeLivelihoods # Component 5: Social Entrepreneurship (SE)OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to a sustainable livelihood64117 27479 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 27479Oxfam America funding with back donorSave Cambodia#s Wildlife18319 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 18319Oxfam America funding with back donorSave Cambodia#s Wildlife18319 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 18319Oxfam America funding with back donorSave Cambodia#s WildlifeWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.women living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.men living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.Women and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.men living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06158-04:KHOxfam NovibOxfam iin Cambodia plays coordinating and supporting roles for the implementation of PEM III in Cambodia creating the link with Mekong Regional Water Governance Program (MRWGP). PEM III will be implemented under Water Governance Project of Oxfam in Cambodia Natural Resource Governance (NRG) Program that aims at supporting women and men to take control of and gain benefits from Cambodia#s natural resources (land, water, extractives, forest and fishery) and secure sustainable livelihoods. Oxfam#s PEM III will focus on the linkage of its community development work more closely to conservation efforts by bringing together partner organizations, conservation NGO partners and targeted communities to share, learn and network and sustain their activities to conserve aquatic resources andriver ecosystems. The purpose of the project is #to contribute to the conservation of aquatic resources and river ecosystems in theMekong, Sesan and Srepok and to facilitate a sustainable project exit plan/strategy.# 1) Oxfam in Cambodia will continue buildingthe capacity of water resource dependent communities to manage their freshwater ecosystems, including community fisheries and otherwater resources management communities to participate in fishery/water resource management and conservation decision making. This will be done through a series of learning events including training workshops related to water/fishery resource related laws and regulations and skills including leadership management and sustainable financing. Youth engagement will be one of key priority of the project. 2) Oxfam in Cambodia will deepen informal and formal partnerships with local and international organizations with a proven track record in conservation and natural resource management, likeCI/Sci-Cap, WorldFish, and WWF, and will strengthen key alliances/network to strengthen Community Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) in key target areas in the Mekong and the 3S. 3) Oxfam will focus on exit/sustainability strategy to ensure sustainability of PEM I and PEM II supported communities. 4) Oxfam in Cambodia will document key lessons learned from PEM (I, II, III) focusing on how natural/water resource dependent communities are empowered to protect and manage their natural resources to inform future projects in the Mekong area. This will include evaluations, reports, and outcome harvesting that Oxfam and partners can share with potential donors to support fundraising efforts. 5) Oxfam in Cambodia will be accountable to ensure quality project implementation and financial management that complies with the requirements of the back donor and Oxfam America (OUS).Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to a sustainable livelihood732 12147 13725 315Oxfam America funding with back donor417Oxfam America funding with back donor1772Oxfam America funding with back donor995Oxfam America funding with back donor1011Oxfam America funding with back donor1053Oxfam America funding with back donor1220Oxfam America funding with back donor1093Oxfam America funding with back donor1155Oxfam America funding with back donor1240Oxfam America funding with back donor947Oxfam America funding with back donor933Oxfam America funding with back donor771Oxfam America funding with back donor-272Oxfam America funding with back donor230Oxfam America funding with back donor1165Oxfam America funding with back donor1282Oxfam America funding with back donor1415Oxfam America funding with back donor1584Oxfam America funding with back donor973Oxfam America funding with back donor908Oxfam America funding with back donor888Oxfam America funding with back donor1720Oxfam America funding with back donor920Oxfam America funding with back donor1852Oxfam America funding with back donor666Oxfam America funding with back donor352Oxfam America funding with back donor529Oxfam America funding with back donor451Oxfam America funding with back donorWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.women living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.men living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.Women and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.women living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.men living in poverty and injustice (in example value chains) who benefit from the adoption of climate change resilient farming systems and/or genetic diversity.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06159-02:KHOxfam NovibCoordinating CSOs for fully engaged in the synergy of social protection and public financeOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation9221 29221 96393 46073 1579Oxfam Belgium back donor6815Oxfam Belgium back donor827Oxfam Belgium back donor1720Oxfam Belgium back donor1689Oxfam Belgium back donor1435Oxfam Belgium back donor1219Oxfam Belgium back donor1100Oxfam Belgium back donor1418Oxfam Belgium back donor1345Oxfam Belgium back donor1763Oxfam Belgium back donor8140Oxfam Belgium back donor5643Oxfam Belgium back donor1489Oxfam Belgium back donor2260Oxfam Belgium back donor2059Oxfam Belgium back donor1917Oxfam Belgium back donor2256Oxfam Belgium back donor47Oxfam Belgium back donor8142Oxfam Belgium back donor1997Oxfam Belgium back donor2413Oxfam Belgium back donor8975Oxfam Belgium back donor13833Oxfam Belgium back donor13381Oxfam Belgium back donor5983Oxfam Belgium back donor23114Oxfam Belgium back donor12276Oxfam Belgium back donor1185Oxfam Belgium back donor6619Oxfam Belgium back donor6125Oxfam Belgium back donor3865Oxfam Belgium back donor1796Oxfam Belgium back donor11924Oxfam Belgium back donor4023Oxfam Belgium back donor4009Oxfam Belgium back donor6526Oxfam Belgium back donor449Oxfam Belgium back donor-446Oxfam Belgium back donor5154 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5154CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-5154Oxfam Belgium back donorStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06160-02:SOOxfam NovibPillar 1: Investing in Institutional Strengthening Immediate outcome 1: Nexus members have integrated Enterprise Resource Planning systems for HR, finance, logistics and procurement contributing to financial accountability for efficient and effective, locally-leddelivery of programming. This project will strengthen institutional capacity of NEXUS members by investing in organizations’ digital ERP, integrating finance, human resources and logistics systems. Starting from a review and audit of NEXUS member organizations’ systems, each NEXUS member will be able to invest in the required upgrade as per identified gaps. Strengthened systems are a key component of institutional capacity, improving financial accountability and allowing for stronger qualitycontrol checks, increased absorption capacity, high-quality project implementation and timely reporting. A total investment of EUR 583,000 for eight organizationsover 4 years, co-funded by the Embassy of The Netherlands and Swiss Development Corporation(SDC), complements current organizational development interventions under DRA. This total amount is calculated based on an amount of EUR 70,000 per organization (based on the average the NEXUS members received from their suppliers after consulting them). The exact amount needed per organization will bedetermined after completion of the system’s audit. Pillar 2: Community-Driven Development with Government and Private Sector Partners Immediate outcome 2: Nexus members have a tested approach for community-driven development with government and private sector partners. The Community-Driven Development (CDD) model supports community-prioritized interventions to improve livelihoods and build demand and capacity for local level development at community level. NEXUS’ locally-led CDD model is unique in its triple nexus approach, integrating humanitarian, development and peacebuilding interventions. As part of the proposed project, NEXUS will undertake three pilot CDD projects in Jubaland (Afmadow District), Galmudug (Adado District) and Somaliland (El Af Weyn District). These are locations where NEXUS members have existing presence. The CDD process and projects will be implemented over the course of 4 years, ata cost of EUR 863,705.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn 2004 Oxfam Novib set up a Liaison Office in Nairobi, Kenya in order to support the Strengthening Somali Civil Society Program, at the request of the EU. This request was based on Oxfam Novib's work in Somalia to date, but intended to be more widely directed atthe entire civil society sector and the specific context in which it is operating in a post-conflict country. The program started with consulting local organisations in Somalia and Somaliland to get a complete picture of the sectors and regions where they are active, the challenges they face and the relationship between civil society, local political structures and the private sector. A program was then developed to strengthen the institutional development of Oxfam Novib's partners and those of other Oxfams, as well as a range of new NGOs. In the first year local consultants were trained in Somalia. They were then seconded to civil society organisations to build their capacity in financial and organisational management. Furthermore, workshops were organised on specific themes suchas human rights and the role of civil society in the Somali context. The Liaison Office is now going to support the expansion of the program, focussing on strengthening both organisation and project management, while facilitating more training in the fields of civic education, governance, human rights and women's rights, HIV and AIDS and child protection. Over the years, the Somalia Country Office has expanded its intervention on short term humanitarian response as well as development development interventions. In 2015/2016, a decision was reached to move the Country Programme operation, which was largely in Nairobi, from Nairobi to Hargeisa. The country office has a small office in Nairobi , Kenya and large operations office in Hargeisa, Somaliland.Swiss government Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security346170 89025 164804 26643Government Switserland - Swiss15614Government Switserland - Swiss4966Government Switserland - Swiss5152Government Switserland - Swiss2182Government Switserland - Swiss2638Government Switserland - Swiss116421Government Switserland - Swiss26928 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib26928CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic150677 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 150677Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - Kenia-26928 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-26928CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-6280 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -6280Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - Kenia13136 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13136Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - 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Kenia5027 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5027Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - Kenia5441 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5441Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - Kenia4272 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4272Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - Kenia7440Government Switserland - Swiss1334 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1334Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - Kenia8600 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8600Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - Kenia7777 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7777Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - Kenia10030 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10030Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - Kenia1447Government Switserland - Swiss4402 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4402Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - Kenia4883 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4883Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - Kenia19638 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19638Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - Kenia5354Government Switserland - Swiss5205 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5205Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaStrengthened civil society has capacity to improve (inter)national norms, promote government policies towards just & sustainable economy and participative decision making and monitors implementation of regulation/lawsCSO strengthenedNL-KVK-27108436-A-06160-03:SOOxfam NovibPillar 1: Investing in Institutional Strengthening Immediate outcome 1: Nexus members have integrated Enterprise Resource Planning systems for HR, finance, logistics and procurement contributing to financial accountability for efficient and effective, locally-leddelivery of programming. This project will strengthen institutional capacity of NEXUS members by investing in organizations’ digital ERP, integrating finance, human resources and logistics systems. Starting from a review and audit of NEXUS member organizations’ systems, each NEXUS member will be able to invest in the required upgrade as per identified gaps. Strengthened systems are a key component of institutional capacity, improving financial accountability and allowing for stronger qualitycontrol checks, increased absorption capacity, high-quality project implementation and timely reporting. A total investment of EUR 583,000 for eight organizationsover 4 years, co-funded by the Embassy of The Netherlands and Swiss Development Corporation(SDC), complements current organizational development interventions under DRA. This total amount is calculated based on an amount of EUR 70,000 per organization (based on the average the NEXUS members received from their suppliers after consulting them). The exact amount needed per organization will bedetermined after completion of the system’s audit. Pillar 2: Community-Driven Development with Government and Private Sector Partners Immediate outcome 2: Nexus members have a tested approach for community-driven development with government and private sector partners. The Community-Driven Development (CDD) model supports community-prioritized interventions to improve livelihoods and build demand and capacity for local level development at community level. NEXUS’ locally-led CDD model is unique in its triple nexus approach, integrating humanitarian, development and peacebuilding interventions. As part of the proposed project, NEXUS will undertake three pilot CDD projects in Jubaland (Afmadow District), Galmudug (Adado District) and Somaliland (El Af Weyn District). These are locations where NEXUS members have existing presence. The CDD process and projects will be implemented over the course of 4 years, ata cost of EUR 863,705.Oxfam NovibWajir South Development AssosiationWASDA was established as a nongovernmental in Somalia in 2001. The organisation strives to supplement the efforts of governments and other development stakeholders in addressing developmental challenges in the Horn of Africa. WASDA is currently implementing development initiatives in North-Eastern Kenya and parts of Southern Somalia. WASDA has been working with pastoral communities in North-Eastern Kenya and Southern Somalia for 23 years. The organisation has, in the process, gained and built a wealth of experience and knowledge that informs its programming. It utilises limited resources to change the lives of millions of people in its geographical areas of operation. In the last 23 years, WASDA has reached over 1.5 million people with livelihood, food security; water; sanitation and hygiene; health and nutrition; education and emergency humanitarian support. VISION Empowered communities in the Horn of Africa that are resilient, innovative and peaceful MISSION To mobilize and engage communities and other stakeholders in creating strategic partnerships for sustainable management of the environment, water resources, livelihoods, and education and public health services in the Horn of Africa.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security380310 171140 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 171140Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaWajir South Development Assosiation171140 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 171140Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaWajir South Development Assosiation38031 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 38031Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaWajir South Development AssosiationStrengthened civil society has capacity to improve (inter)national norms, promote government policies towards just & sustainable economy and participative decision making and monitors implementation of regulation/lawsCSO strengthenedAssociated project activitiesfrom associated project activitiesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06160-04:SOOxfam NovibPillar 1: Investing in Institutional Strengthening Immediate outcome 1: Nexus members have integrated Enterprise Resource Planning systems for HR, finance, logistics and procurement contributing to financial accountability for efficient and effective, locally-leddelivery of programming. This project will strengthen institutional capacity of NEXUS members by investing in organizations’ digital ERP, integrating finance, human resources and logistics systems. Starting from a review and audit of NEXUS member organizations’ systems, each NEXUS member will be able to invest in the required upgrade as per identified gaps. Strengthened systems are a key component of institutional capacity, improving financial accountability and allowing for stronger qualitycontrol checks, increased absorption capacity, high-quality project implementation and timely reporting. A total investment of EUR 583,000 for eight organizationsover 4 years, co-funded by the Embassy of The Netherlands and Swiss Development Corporation(SDC), complements current organizational development interventions under DRA. This total amount is calculated based on an amount of EUR 70,000 per organization (based on the average the NEXUS members received from their suppliers after consulting them). The exact amount needed per organization will bedetermined after completion of the system’s audit. Pillar 2: Community-Driven Development with Government and Private Sector Partners Immediate outcome 2: Nexus members have a tested approach for community-driven development with government and private sector partners. The Community-Driven Development (CDD) model supports community-prioritized interventions to improve livelihoods and build demand and capacity for local level development at community level. NEXUS’ locally-led CDD model is unique in its triple nexus approach, integrating humanitarian, development and peacebuilding interventions. As part of the proposed project, NEXUS will undertake three pilot CDD projects in Jubaland (Afmadow District), Galmudug (Adado District) and Somaliland (El Af Weyn District). These are locations where NEXUS members have existing presence. The CDD process and projects will be implemented over the course of 4 years, at acost of EUR 863,705.Oxfam NovibSave Somali Women and ChildrenIt is a Somali women non-governmental humanitarian organization at a national level founded in 1992 at Mogadishu - the capital city, by a group of Somali women intellectuals from cross-section of the community. The Save Somali Women and Children (SSWC) contributeto the creation of a safe and sustainable situation by supporting women to overcome marginalization, violence and poverty in their communities. It operates as a non-profit making organization that has the right to network with a variety of organizations that share similar values and vision. In Somalia women face a range of complex challenges that require multiple solutions. We work in the belief that women through their own efforts and in collaboration with local, national and international allies are central to transforming their own lives and the lives of their communities and population of which they are part. SSWC is women-led and women-centered organization (so its programs reflect the needs of those served) that have well functioning management, finance and programmatic structures and systems.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security362462 -71217477 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 217477Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaSave Somali Women and Children108739 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 108739Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaSave Somali Women and Children36175 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 36175Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaSave Somali Women and ChildrenStrengthened civil society has capacity to improve (inter)national norms, promote government policies towards just & sustainable economy and participative decision making and monitors implementation of regulation/lawsCSO strengthenedRelated project activitiesRelated project activitiesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06160-05:SOOxfam NovibPillar 1: Investing in Institutional Strengthening Immediate outcome 1: Nexus members have integrated Enterprise Resource Planning systems for HR, finance, logistics and procurement contributing to financial accountability for efficient and effective, locally-leddelivery of programming. This project will strengthen institutional capacity of NEXUS members by investing in organizations’ digital ERP, integrating finance, human resources and logistics systems. Starting from a review and audit of NEXUS member organizations’ systems, each NEXUS member will be able to invest in the required upgrade as per identified gaps. Strengthened systems are a key component of institutional capacity, improving financial accountability and allowing for stronger qualitycontrol checks, increased absorption capacity, high-quality project implementation and timely reporting. A total investment of EUR 583,000 for eight organizationsover 4 years, co-funded by the Embassy of The Netherlands and Swiss Development Corporation(SDC), complements current organizational development interventions under DRA. This total amount is calculated based on an amount of EUR 70,000 per organization (based on the average the NEXUS members received from their suppliers after consulting them). The exact amount needed per organization will bedetermined after completion of the system’s audit. Pillar 2: Community-Driven Development with Government and Private Sector Partners Immediate outcome 2: Nexus members have a tested approach for community-driven development with government and private sector partners. The Community-Driven Development (CDD) model supports community-prioritized interventions to improve livelihoods and build demand and capacity for local level development at community level. NEXUS’ locally-led CDD model is unique in its triple nexus approach, integrating humanitarian, development and peacebuilding interventions. As part of the proposed project, NEXUS will undertake three pilot CDD projects in Jubaland (Afmadow District), Galmudug (Adado District) and Somaliland (El Af Weyn District). These are locations where NEXUS members have existing presence. The CDD process and projects will be implemented over the course of 4 years, ata cost of EUR 863,705.Oxfam NovibTaakulo Somaliland CommunityTaakulo Somali Community Commonly known by the acronym #TASCO#. TASCO is a multifaceted non-governmental, non-profit making, non-political and non-partisan development and humanitarian aid organization established in 2007 and headquartered in Hargeisa, Somaliland. Taakulo is a Somali word meaning #helping/aiding#. Working in partnership with UN, international, and National organizations, TASCO is dedicated to helping the disadvantaged people and communities throughout Somali by engaging in development and related activities and also providing relief support and assistance, facilitating and promoting participatory local community activities and programs that emphasize human dignity and self-reliance.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security364133 -12100163860 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 163860Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaTaakulo Somaliland Community163860 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 163860Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaTaakulo Somaliland Community24313 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 24313Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaTaakulo Somaliland CommunityStrengthened civil society has capacity to improve (inter)national norms, promote government policies towards just & sustainable economy and participative decision making and monitors implementation of regulation/lawsCSO strengthenedRelated project activitiesProject activitiesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06160-06:SOOxfam NovibThe Nexus Platform Steering Committee is the Nexus consortium’s governing board. The Steering Committee leads and oversees the strategic direction of the Nexus platform. The Committee represents the views of the members of the Consortium and ensures thatthe Chairperson, Co-chair and Secretariat fulfil their roles and responsibilities. The Nexus Steering Committee is composed of one member from each region (Somaliland, Puntland, South-Central Somalia), Oxfam and Save the Children. The Steering Committee operates a consensus-based model for decision making, in line with Somali tradition, where 3 members are needed to have quorum. Chairperson The Chair of Nexus Platform Steering Committee leads the platform and provides strategic leadership and governanceoversight. The Chair is responsible for contributing to the development of high, quality, participatory programs for the Nexus platform. The Chair supports the Nexus Platform Members. Nexus Platform Steering Committee and Secretariat in building better rapport for overseeing fundraising and resource mobilization. The NEXUS partners’ annual review meeting held in Hargeisa in January 2021 elected CPD as Chair for a 1 year period (2021). Secretariat 1. Secretariat: The Nexus Secretariat takes its mandatefrom the Steering Committee, and is tasked with managing the daily strategic, programmatic and administrative functions of the Consortium, as well as canvassing partnerships and fundraising opportunities. The NEXUS secretariat is comprised of a NEXUS Director, Program Development Manager and an IDU Manager. Led bythe NEXUS Director, the Project Management Committee and key fund management functions will operate within the Secretariat. The Secretariat reports to the Steering Committee on progress of implementation and presents the Steering Committee with strategic and funding decisions for approval.Oxfam NovibSave Somali Women and ChildrenIt is a Somali women non-governmental humanitarian organization at a national level founded in 1992 at Mogadishu - the capital city, by a group of Somali women intellectuals from cross-section of the community. The Save Somali Women and Children (SSWC) contributeto the creation of a safe and sustainable situation by supporting women to overcome marginalization, violence and poverty in their communities. It operates as a non-profit making organization that has the right to network with a variety of organizations that share similar values and vision. In Somalia women face a range of complex challenges that require multiple solutions. We work in the belief that women through their own efforts and in collaboration with local, national and international allies are central to transforming their own lives and the lives of their communities and population of which they are part. SSWC is women-led and women-centered organization (so its programs reflect the needs of those served) that have well functioning management, finance and programmatic structures and systems.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security123722 31850939141241 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 41241Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaSave Somali Women and Children41241 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 41241Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaSave Somali Women and ChildrenStrengthened civil society has capacity to improve (inter)national norms, promote government policies towards just & sustainable economy and participative decision making and monitors implementation of regulation/lawsCSO strengthenedNL-KVK-27108436-A-06160-07:SOOxfam NovibERP OVERVIEW The SDC <(>&<)> Dutch embassy project will support the 8 organizations to improve and integrate their finance, procurement and human resource management in accordance with international standards and practices. Strengthened systems are a key component of institutional capacity, improving financial accountability and allowing for stronger quality control checks, increased absorption capacity, high-quality project implementation and timely reporting. Most of the key business processes / functions will be automated through the ERP system: - HR Management – job advertising, staff recruitment, employee appraisal, training and development, employee time management (time sheeting), employee leave administration, employee disciplinary management, benefits administration, travel management, talent management, disciplinary management, and employee termination and separation - Payroll management – payroll preparation, review and approval; salary adjustments; salary advance processing, staff cost allocation. - Procurement and logistics – which include generation, review and approval of Purchase Requests; supplier quotation analysis and bid evaluation; tendering process; Purchase Order generation, review and approval; contracting and contract management process fixed assets management (periodic asset verification, asset disposal and retirements) - Project Management – project planning, work and activity scheduling, work plan monitoring, project resourcing, progress reporting, controlling, M<(>&<)>E functions and project closures currently happen outside the system - Technical project functions – such as data collections, analysis and reporting; monitoring and evaluation activities; communications, learning and knowledge management functions - Finance department - payment processing; journal entries; recognition ofdonor receipts; performing cash and bank reconciliations, financial and donor reporting.  Oxfam NovibSave Somali Women and ChildrenIt is a Somali women non-governmental humanitarian organization at a national level founded in 1992 at Mogadishu - the capital city, by a group of Somali women intellectuals from cross-section of the community. The Save Somali Women and Children (SSWC) contributeto the creation of a safe and sustainable situation by supporting women to overcome marginalization, violence and poverty in their communities. It operates as a non-profit making organization that has the right to network with a variety of organizations that share similar values and vision. In Somalia women face a range of complex challenges that require multiple solutions. We work in the belief that women through their own efforts and in collaboration with local, national and international allies are central to transforming their own lives and the lives of their communities and population of which they are part. SSWC is women-led and women-centered organization (so its programs reflect the needs of those served) that have well functioning management, finance and programmatic structures and systems.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security10723 9650 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9650Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaSave Somali Women and Children1072 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1072Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaSave Somali Women and ChildrenStrengthened civil society has capacity to improve (inter)national norms, promote government policies towards just & sustainable economy and participative decision making and monitors implementation of regulation/lawsCSO strengthenedRelated project activitiesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06160-08:SOOxfam NovibCPD is a member of the founding members of the Nexus consortium and is currently working in Banaadir State, Galmudug State, Hirshabelle State <(>&<)> South West State. Specifically in Hirshabelle, CPD is implementing projects in Jowhar, Baladweyn, Warsheikh, Cadale and Matabaan districts). CPD works to improve the standard of living and alleviate all deprivations of affected communities by building resilience, providing emergency assistance, mobilizing resources, advocacy, and representing marginalized groups at all levels. CPD and CRS with support from USAID, is currently implementing the five-year Nabadoon project to transform intercommunal conflict in Somalia’s Al Shabab recovered Warsheikh Districts. Nabadoon embraces a People to People (P2P) approach that focuses on cooperation and mutual interest as the most effective pathway to overcome social, economic, and political barriers in the four target districts. Working both horizontally, within and across groups, and vertically, across levels of authority, the project creates a space for citizens and Government of Somalia (GoS) officials to jointly seize the opportunity for peace and development created by the recent liberation from Al Shabab control. The project will bring together clans and sub-clans identified as primary conflict parties. Within these groups, the project promotes inclusion and empowerment of women, youth, pastoralists, coastal communities, as well as historically marginalized communities to reduce intercommunal divisions.Oxfam NovibCentre for Peace and DemocracyCPD is a Non-Profit, Non-Government Organization (NGO) founded in 2003 and registered in Somalia with the Federal Government and the various Regional Authorities in the areas it operates. The organization has 5 operational offices namely in Mogadishu city, Baidoatown, Galkaio, Hobyo town, Adado town and a liaison office in Nairobi (Kenya). CPD’s original mandate was to solely build peace, reduce conflicts, promote human rights, advance good governance and democratization. However, in 2007, the organization expanded its scope to include humanitarian assistance, poverty reduction through socio-economic development for the communities it serves and supporting the country’s stabilization initiatives as a measure to respond to the prevailing needs of the communities. The organization is under the overall management of the Board made up of Directors. The organization’s daily management is under the Senior Management Team consisting of 10 members including 9 line Managers and the Executive Director who is in charge of the team. CPD has a diverseand qualified human resource base consisting of 113 staff as of September 2018. 2.0 Vision: CPD envisions a poverty-free and sustainably-developed Africa. 3.0 Mission: To facilitate evidenced-based and participatory approaches to development for the sustained welfare of African communities.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security243082 9136 145849 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 145849Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaCentre for Peace and Democracy72924 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 72924Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaCentre for Peace and Democracy33444 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 33444Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaCentre for Peace and DemocracyStrengthened civil society has capacity to improve (inter)national norms, promote government policies towards just & sustainable economy and participative decision making and monitors implementation of regulation/lawsCSO strengthenedRelated project activitiesRelated project activitiesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06160-09:SOOxfam NovibThe Nexus Platform Steering Committee is the Nexus consortium’s governing board. The Steering Committee leads and oversees the strategic direction of the Nexus platform. Pillar 1: Investing in Institutional Strengthening Immediate outcome 1: Nexus members have integrated Enterprise Resource Planning systems for HR, finance, logistics and procurement contributing to financial accountability for efficient and effective, locally-led delivery of programming. This project will strengthen institutional capacity of NEXUS members by investing in organizations’ digital ERP, integrating finance, human resources and logistics systems. Starting from a review and audit of NEXUS member organizations’ systems, each NEXUS member will be able to invest in the required upgrade as per identified gaps. Strengthened systems are a key component of institutional capacity, improving financial accountability and allowing for stronger qualitycontrol checks, increased absorption capacity, high-quality project implementationand timely reporting. A total investment of EUR 583,000 for eight organizations over 4 years, co-funded by the Embassy of The Netherlands and Swiss Development Corporation(SDC), complements current organizational development interventions under DRA. Thistotal amount is calculated based on an amount of EUR 70,000 per organization (based on the average the NEXUS members received from their suppliers after consulting them). The exact amount needed per organization will be determined after completion of the system’s audit. Pillar 2: Community-Driven Development with Government and Private Sector Partners Immediate outcome 2: Nexus members have a tested approach for community-driven development with government and private sector partners. The Community-Driven Development (CDD) model supports community-prioritized interventions to improve livelihoods and build demand and capacity for local level development at community level. NEXUS’ locally-led CDD modelis unique in its triple nexus approach, integrating humanitarian, development and peacebuilding interventions. As part of the proposed project, NEXUS will undertake three pilot CDD projects in Jubaland (Afmadow District), Galmudug (Adado District) and Somaliland(El Af Weyn District). These are locations where NEXUS members have existing presence. The CDD process and projects will be implemented over the course of 4 yearsOxfam NovibNEXUS CONSORTIUM SOMALIANexus is a unique consortium, led by eight pioneering Somali NGOs, aspiring to advance a locally driven agenda for change by building partnerships between communities, civil society and the public and private sectors as well as through the implementationof integrated and sustainable interventions across the triple nexus of humanitarian, peace and development. Founded in 2019, Nexus is a paradigm-shifting platform comprising of Eight core members: • Centre for Peace and Democracy (CPD) • Gargaar Relief and Development Organization (GREDO) • Horn of Africa Voluntary Youth Committee (HAVOYOCCO) • KAALO • Save Somali Women and Children (SSWC) • Social-Life and Agriculture Development Organization (SADO) • Taakulo Somaliland Community (TASCO) • Wajir South Development Association (WASDA) The eight NEXUS member organizations bring to the table rich and incredibly diverse strengths and qualities that makes the platform stronger and grow exponentially going forward. Their extensive expertise and experience across varying thematic areas, and their relationships and rapport amongst one other is the most significant qualities that enriches the platform to achieve its strategic objectives. The organizations’ presence in all the regions in Somalia/Somaliland and their decades of involvement in humanitarian interventions make them a strong force in Somalia’s ever evolving and highly competitive humanitarian space. Nexus core members possess wide-ranging technical capacities and represent communitiesacross all Federal Member States of Somalia and Somaliland. Nexus alsohas two international partners who are committed to the localization agenda – Oxfam and Save the Children The members have been implementing humanitarian, development and conflict prevention, mitigation and response programs amidst relative calm, conflict and during disasters (both natural and man-made). It is the experience that gives the members the confidence and agility to continue working for such a long time. Nexus’ approach isambitious but is grounded in the widely recognized need for more dynamic interventions tothe chronic challenges faced by Somalia and Somaliland.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security41141 20251 28799 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28799Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaNEXUS CONSORTIUM SOMALIA-720 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -720Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaNEXUS CONSORTIUM SOMALIA26958 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 26958Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaNEXUS CONSORTIUM SOMALIA6355 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6355Netherlands Embassy Nairobi - KeniaNEXUS CONSORTIUM SOMALIAWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesRelated project activitiesRelated project activitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesRelated project activitiesRelated project activitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersRelated project activitiesRelated project activitiesmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersRelated project activitiesRelated project activitiesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06161-02:MZOxfam NovibThe scope of the intervention proposed by Oxfam includes a mix of emergency response activities (food vouchers) and recovery efforts (restoration of livelihoods and creating new business opportunities), with a focus on children and youth. It addresses primarily still existing food insecurity still existing among the population affected by the cyclone, and negative livelihood coping mechanismstriggered by the cyclone crisis is exposing children and youth at greater risks of vulnerability. Finally, it targets engaging young people in income-generation and community restoration and development in the aftermaths of the cyclone. Oxfam will target childrenand youth in the most vulnerable communities of Cabo Delgado affected by the cyclone Kenneth.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to life and security17053 193262 9746Oxfam America funding with back donor6431Oxfam America funding with back donor877Oxfam America funding with back donor2192Oxfam America funding with back donor9597Oxfam America funding with back donor4000Oxfam America funding with back donor29007Oxfam America funding with back donor4812Oxfam America funding with back donor87017Oxfam America funding with back donor2033Oxfam America funding with back donor35819Oxfam America funding with back donor3056Oxfam America funding with back donor1536Oxfam America funding with back donor7289 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7289Oxfam America funding with back donor6902Oxfam America funding with back donor-7289 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-7289Oxfam America funding with back donor7289Oxfam America funding with back donor13004Oxfam America funding with back donor-13004 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-13004Unders/overspending Donor FundsWomen and Men able to: “# of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice receiving voucher to respond effectively to disasters”Women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners with vouchers to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners with vouchers to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: “# of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice receiving voucher to respond effectively to disasters”women living in poverty and injustice use vouchers to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use vouchers to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06161-03:MZOxfam NovibSince 2001, AJOAGO with support of main partners is involved in successfully preparedness and response, improving water, sanitationand hygiene services, food security and other programmes in rural communities of Mozambique. Thus far services have been installed in main districts of 5 different provinces of the country. This project targets at least 3.000 households in Guara Guara resettlement neighbourhoods in Buzi District. Through the project these people will achieve tangible improvements in their health status, welfare and dignity through increased and sustainable access to improved water and hygiene facilities delivery and by applying associatedhygiene practices to prevent COVID 19 Pandemic.Oxfam NovibAJOAGOAJOAGO was founded in January 2001 in Govuro District, Inhambane Province. AJOAGO is a legal person of private law, without profit, fostering socio-economic and community development vulnerable rural, with legal personality and administrative autonomy, financialand asset. AJOAGO not pursue ends that have any identification political - party, ethnic, tribal, regional or social exclusion by their various forms The AJOAGO aims to contribute to the eradication of absolute poverty and the factors inherent. AJOAGO aims: Contribute to reducing disaster risk strengthening the processes of prevention, response and mitigation of vulnerable communities; Contribute to improving the livelihoods of poor people; Fostering capacity of the institutions andfor local adaptation and mitigate the climatic diversity. Promote gender equity, right to life and dignity on HIV - AIDS. Advocate the government to make decisions that lead to change and / or improvement governance, at all levels, so to benefit citizens; Develop individual skills and institutional toanswer organizational growthneeds. Main interventions areas: Sustainable Livelihoods; Disaster Risk Reduction; Adaptation and Mitigation climate change; Children and Youth. Gender and HIV - AIDS and; Advocacy and Governance.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to life and security76783 76783 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 76783Oxfam America funding with back donorAJOAGOProjects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learningevidence products (track records, cases, evaluations etc.) produced that assess Oxfam Novib’s programmes and projects effectiveness and quality.Projects and programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learningcases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06163-02:KHOxfam NovibPEM III is the final phase of MACP funded project implementing in the Mekong and trans-boundary 3S region shared Cambodia and Vietnam border. The project builds on the successes of PEM I and II where the increasing non-sustainable development projects such as mining, economic land concession, large-scale hydropower and agroindustry plantation put more pressures on natural resources and ecosystems in the region. Illegal fishing, logging, water pollution and climate change are the facing issues of local community. Communitycapacity and engagement to protect and manage those resources are critical issues to natural resource governance. Community#s interests and voices to inform planning and decision-making is critical to the sustainable management of the Mekong and the 3S. A number of government-led transboundary initiatives are underway to better assess and manage the Mekong and the 3S. This includes but is notlimited to: joint fisheries management plan for the Sekong and Mekong (Laos and Cambodia), the establishment of a coordination mechanism and joint action plan to better manage shared resources of the Sesan and Srepok (Cambodia and Vietnam); and a cumulative impact assessment of energy interventions, including hydro, in the Sekong Basin, supported by the International Finance Corporation. In Vietnam, Srepok River (Vietnam called Dak Krong) is one of major tributaries of the Mekong flowing from ##k L#k province in the Central Highlands of Vietnam through Ratanakiri and Stung Treng provinces of Cambodia. Srepok basin spans over 12,030 square kilometersin Vietnam and a mainstream total length of 290 kilometers. 34 fish species of high economic value have been identified, constituting 17.4 percent of total fish species found in the river providing daily food and employment to thousands local households. However,they are facing challenges including water pollution and shortages due to releases from upstream factories, changed flow regimes that cause extreme flood/drought patterns as a result of dams, and the loss of fish in cages and the river. Natural species and aquatic resources are overexploited. Agriculture activities are condensed in the rivers and the lakes. The livelihoods of some riverine communities are at risk because of reduced income from fisheries, the absence of new or alternative livelihood models and limited market access. Fishery associations were formed 10 years ago but they are not well functioning due to lack of finances and support from local government. The provincial government issued decision number 676/Q#-UBND dated 11/3/2016 for protecting fishery resources in inland water bodies in ##k L#k province up to 2020 and the vision up to 2030, has not been effectively implemented. In Rattanakiri of Cambodia, Srepok river flowdownstream from Vietnam, is one of the most vulnerable provinces with 41.2% poverty rate partly attributed to inequitable access to natural resources and to the negative impacts of climate change. In the downstream of Mekong in Kratie province, two large-scale hydropower projects (2600 and 900MW) have been planned which is the most concerned of local community for potential impacts on ecosystems and aquatic resources for livelihoods. Over exploitation and poor fishery governance lead to decreased fisherycaptures that affect income communities. Illegal fishing and logging are still the issues to be addressed through improve governance. PEM III will focus on the linkage of its community development work more closely to conservation efforts by bringing together partner organizations, conservation NGO partners and targeted communities to share, learn and network and sustain their activities to conserve aquatic resources and river ecosystems. The purpose of the project is #to contribute to the conservation of aquatic resources and river ecosystems in the Mekong, Sesan and Srepok and facilitate a sustainable project exit plan/strategy.# 1) Oxfamwill continue building the capacity of water resource dependent communities to manage their freshwater ecosystems, including community fisheries and other water resources management communities to participate in fishery/water resource management and conservation decision making. The project delivers series of training workshops related to water/fishery resource related laws and regulations and skills including leadership management and sustainable financing. Youth engagement will be one of key priority of the project. 2) Oxfam will deepen partnerships with local and international conservation organizations likeCI/Sci-Cap, WorldFish, and WWF and will strengthen key alliances/network to strengthen Community Based Natural Resource Management (CBNRM) in key target areas in the Mekong and the 3S. 3) Oxfam will focus on exit/sustainability strategy to ensure sustainability of PEM I and PEM II supported communities. The project will document lessons learned from PEM (I, II, III) on how natural/water resource dependent communities are empowered toprotect and manage their natural resources to inform future projects. This includes evaluations, reports, and outcome harvesting that Oxfam and partners can share with potential donors for fundraising efforts. Oxfam in Vietnam and its partner, CSRD, PEM project aims to support the rights and voices of vulnerable communities in the Lower Mekong Basin, whose livelihoods are, or may be affected by, large-scale developments. Oxfam in Vietnam and its partner will focus on enhancing local capacity and increased their engagementin water quality monitoring, networking, fishery resource protection and co-management model, sustainable aquaculture (environmentally friendly aquaculture practice) to reduce dependence on water resources. In Cambodia, SCW is working with 14 Fishery Communitiesin Rattanakiri province in 5 districts, 18 communes and 68 villages to develop their capacity, network and develop sustainability strategy of 14 PEM supported fishery communities. The expected outcome of the project is that #Fishery resource dependent communitiesin the 3S regions have sustainableaccess to fisheries resources.# NRD is building capacity and develops sustainability strategy for 11 Fishery Communities in the Mekong, Sambour district, Kratie province. The expected outcome of the project is that #fishery communities and Sambor YouthNetwork (SYN) in the target villages of Sambor district are better informed and assisted in making alternative livelihood and lead to improved food security, social capital and financial stability, by sustainable utilizing their protected natural resourcein their regions, particularly, the deep pools of the Mekong.# Overall Outcome 1: Resource dependent communities in the Mekong and 3S have realized their legal rights to natural resources and increased the knowledge, skills, and networks to sustainablymanage riverine ecosystems and are able to respond to external power interests to protect and preserve their ecosystems. Objective 1: By 2021, 30 communities in Cambodia and Vietnam are recognized as community fisheries and have the skills and knowledge to promote the conservation of freshwater ecosystems in the Mekong and 3S rivers. Objective 2: Communities are networked among themselvesand with other concerned stakeholders to improve conservation outcomes of riverine resources and to support thesustainability of community institutions to continue protecting their resources. Objective 3: The level of illegal activities in 10 Fisheries Communities in Cambodia is subsequently reduced by 70% because of the ability to take on time-action; 10 communities in Vietnam are able to monitor water quality and inform daily access and consumption of water and are able to hold polluters accountable. Objective 4: 200 families in the 30 PEM supported communities will have adopted alternative, more sustainable livelihood options. Overall Outcome 2: Exiting PEM partners are successfully accessing funding and their support to selected communities continues sustainably Objective 5:By 2021, all PEM supported communities will have access to alternative sources offunding to ensure communities are properly supported. PEM III Project Management Unit (PMU) is based in Oxfam in Cambodia. PEM III builds on the experiences and lessons learned from PEM phase 1 and 2 and from other Oxfam natural resource managementprojects and focuses more in-dept on integrating Oxfam#s community development related to conservation efforts in the targeted areas. Sustainability of the project lies in a comprehensive phasing out strategy development and implementation and active engagement of diverse community groups, especially youths in water/fishery resource governance. PEM PMU pays coordinating role in collaboration with focal points in OiC and OiV and its partners will discuss with community to identify key lessons learned, issues and challenges to inform exit strategy and identify funding opportunities to ensure community and partners are integrated into the relevant networks and alliances needed for them to continue with their conservation efforts. Oxfam will coordinate with other MACP grantees (ForumSyd, WorldFish) and other like-minded organizations like WWF to strengthen networking of communities, thus creating a landscape approach to the conservation of fishery and riverine ecosystem, whichalso fosters learning and collaboration. In addition, the project will equip skills to community to enable them to monitor aquatic resources and protect riverine resources and ecosystems by bringing in technical expertise from conservation NGOs and connecting these NGOS to train targeted communities. The most important thing to sustain fishery/river resources is governance # this means that community shall be empowered through skill training, confidence building and encouragement and given opportunities for engagement and voicingandconvince their government to allocate budget for natural resource management.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to a sustainable livelihood7530 79162 81673 37075 1458Oxfam America funding with back donor6072Oxfam America funding with back donor-492Oxfam America funding with back donor28665Oxfam America funding with back donor5640Oxfam America funding with back donor7937Oxfam America funding with back donor136Oxfam America funding with back donor5205Oxfam America funding with back donor5314Oxfam America funding with back donor149Oxfam America funding with back donor5213Oxfam America funding with back donor102Oxfam America funding with back donor5308Oxfam America funding with back donor2809Oxfam America funding with back donor390Oxfam America funding with back donor67Oxfam America funding with back donor4848Oxfam America funding with back donor68Oxfam America funding with back donor1954Oxfam America funding with back donor2798Oxfam America funding with back donor-1044Oxfam America funding with back donor393Oxfam America funding with back donor2770Oxfam America funding with back donor932Oxfam America funding with back donor506Oxfam America funding with back donor3481Oxfam America funding with back donor1520Oxfam America funding with back donor2949Oxfam America funding with back donor267Oxfam America funding with back donor2194Oxfam America funding with back donor1753Oxfam America funding with back donor2262Oxfam America funding with back donor1693Oxfam America funding with back donor2186Oxfam America funding with back donor234Oxfam America funding with back donor4176Oxfam America funding with back donor1791Oxfam America funding with back donor7967Oxfam America funding with back donor1767Oxfam America funding with back donor6982Oxfam America funding with back donor1787Oxfam America funding with back donor6333Oxfam America funding with back donor1724Oxfam America funding with back donor6145Oxfam America funding with back donor1727Oxfam America funding with back donor5992Oxfam America funding with back donor2093Oxfam America funding with back donor70Oxfam America funding with back donor14073Oxfam America funding with back donor20Oxfam America funding with back donor-21Oxfam America funding with back donor854Oxfam America funding with back donor2045Oxfam America funding with back donor-3144Oxfam America funding with back donor4569Oxfam America funding with back donor12587Oxfam America funding with back donor11642Oxfam America funding with back donor43Oxfam America funding with back donor6546Oxfam America funding with back donor914Oxfam America funding with back donor82Oxfam America funding with back donor-42Oxfam America funding with back donor980Oxfam America funding with back donor-1967Oxfam America funding with back donorStrengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing towards small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions)CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing promoting small scale producers land rights and access to water and/or to participate in more inclusive land and/or water governance processes (following Oxfam Novib/partners actions) -DD5Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.women living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.men living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06171-02:SOOxfam NovibThe project will ensure access to clean portable water with water-point rehabilitation and Cash for Water initiative in times of crisis (e.g. dry season or failed rains); improved sanitation through construction of HH shared latrines and provision of latrine cleaning kits; and improved hygiene practices with hygiene promotion and key inputs (particularly targeting the menstrual hygiene needs of women and girls of reproductive age). The Food Security and Livelihoods component of the project will deliver Multi-Purpose Cash to assist vulnerable households to access food and other necessities. Oxfam will collaborate with the Ministry of Livestock in a livestock vaccination campaign to treat the most common endo and ecto parasites to improve animal health in pastoralist communities, and will further work with vulnerable youth and women to diversify their livelihoods with vocational skills training and piloting of Voluntary Savings Groups. This will help increase employability and income, and will also contribute to building the capacity of women to take a more active role in decision making in their communities. The project will incorporate specific community protection activities engaging community protection volunteers, existing community committees and women#s groups to raise and mitigate protection risks at community level. Oxfam will map available services in target communities and engage with service providers on confidential referral pathways. Trainings on basic protection principles, rights and responsibilities will target community committees, women#s groups, community protection volunteers and relevant authorities will be capacity built to strengthen regional and national protection mechanisms.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn 2004 Oxfam Novib set up a Liaison Office in Nairobi, Kenya in order to support the Strengthening Somali Civil Society Program, at the request of the EU. This request was based on Oxfam Novib's work in Somalia to date, but intended to be more widely directed atthe entire civil society sector and the specific context in which it is operating in a post-conflict country. The program started with consulting local organisations in Somalia and Somaliland to get a complete picture of the sectors and regions where they are active, the challenges they face and the relationship between civil society, local political structures and the private sector. A program was then developed to strengthen the institutional development of Oxfam Novib's partners and those of other Oxfams, as well as a range of new NGOs. In the first year local consultants were trained in Somalia. They were then seconded to civil society organisations to build their capacity in financial and organisational management. Furthermore, workshops were organised on specific themes suchas human rights and the role of civil society in the Somali context. The Liaison Office is now going to support the expansion of the program, focussing on strengthening both organisation and project management, while facilitating more training in the fields of civic education, governance, human rights and women's rights, HIV and AIDS and child protection. Over the years, the Somalia Country Office has expanded its intervention on short term humanitarian response as well as development development interventions. In 2015/2016, a decision was reached to move the Country Programme operation, which was largely in Nairobi, from Nairobi to Hargeisa. The country office has a small office in Nairobi , Kenya and large operations office in Hargeisa, Somaliland.OXFAM GERMANY Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security197539 477878 26500 8596 17296Oxfam Germany back donor4248Oxfam Germany back donor25303Oxfam Germany back donor14295Oxfam Germany back donor20836Oxfam Germany back donor32504Oxfam Germany back donor83057Oxfam Germany back donor12948Oxfam Germany back donor8703Oxfam Germany back donor38231Oxfam Germany back donor22149Oxfam Germany back donor16834Oxfam Germany back donor39166Oxfam Germany back donor10795Oxfam Germany back donor58702Oxfam Germany back donor27893Oxfam Germany back donor17079Oxfam Germany back donor109049Oxfam Germany back donor116327Oxfam Germany back donor7683Oxfam Germany back donor1563Oxfam Germany back donor-24023Oxfam Germany back donor41277Oxfam Germany back donor8596Oxfam Germany back donor14168Oxfam Germany back donor-14168 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-14168Unders/overspending Donor FundsWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06171-03:SOOxfam NovibThe project will ensure access to clean portable water with water-point rehabilitation and Cash for Water initiative in times of crisis (e.g. dry season or failed rains); improved sanitation through construction of HH shared latrines and provision of latrine cleaning kits; and improved hygiene practices with hygiene promotion and key inputs (particularly targeting the menstrual hygiene needs of women and girls of reproductive age). The Food Security and Livelihoods component of the project will deliver Multi-Purpose Cash to assist vulnerable households to access food and other necessities. Oxfam will collaborate with the Ministry of Livestock in a livestock vaccination campaign to treat the most common endo and ecto parasites to improve animal health in pastoralist communities, and will further work with vulnerable youth and women to diversify their livelihoods with vocational skills training and piloting of Voluntary Savings Groups. This will help increase employability and income, and will also contribute to building the capacity of women to take a more active role in decision making in their communities. The project will incorporate specific community protection activities engaging community protection volunteers, existing community committees and women#s groups to raise and mitigate protection risks at community level. Oxfam will map available services in target communities and engage with service providers on confidential referral pathways. Trainings on basic protection principles, rights and responsibilities will target community committees, women#s groups, community protection volunteers and relevant authorities will be capacity built to strengthen regional and national protection mechanisms.Oxfam NovibAFRICAN DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONSAdeso is an African-led humanitarian and development organization that is changing the way people think about and deliver aid in Africa. Since our founding in 1991 as Horn Relief, we have worked with thousands of vulnerable and marginalized communities to assist them in reaching their full potential. Based on this, we have grown rapidly, from a local grassroots NGO operating exclusively in Somalia to a major player on the regional stage, with 15 field offices in Somalia, Kenya and South Sudan and over 200 staff serving communities.OXFAM GERMANY Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Somalia8.40456 48.48600The right to life and security799282 5879 85500 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 85500Oxfam Germany back donorAFRICAN DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS160656 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 160656Oxfam Germany back donorAFRICAN DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS92573 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 92573Oxfam Germany back donorAFRICAN DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS251991 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 251991Oxfam Germany back donorAFRICAN DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS-12206 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY -12206Oxfam Germany back donorAFRICAN DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS140841 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 140841Oxfam Germany back donorAFRICAN DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONS85807 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 85807Oxfam Germany back donorAFRICAN DEVELOPMENT SOLUTIONSWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06171-04:SOOxfam NovibThe project will ensure access to clean portable water with water-point rehabilitation and Cash for Water initiative in times of crisis (e.g. dry season or failed rains); improved sanitation through construction of HH shared latrines and provision of latrine cleaning kits; and improved hygiene practices with hygiene promotion and key inputs (particularly targeting the menstrual hygiene needs of women and girls of reproductive age). The Food Security and Livelihoods component of the project will deliver Multi-Purpose Cash to assist vulnerable households to access food and other necessities. Oxfam will collaborate with the Ministry of Livestock in a livestock vaccination campaign to treat the most common endo and ecto parasites to improve animal health in pastoralist communities, and will further work with vulnerable youth and women to diversify their livelihoods with vocational skills training and piloting of Voluntary Savings Groups. This will help increase employability and income, and will also contribute to building the capacity of women to take a more active role in decision making in their communities. The project will incorporate specific community protection activities engaging community protection volunteers, existing community committees and women#s groups to raise and mitigate protection risks at community level. Oxfam will map available services in target communities and engage with service providers on confidential referral pathways. Trainings on basic protection principles, rights and responsibilities will target community committees, women#s groups, community protection volunteers and relevant authorities will be capacity built to strengthen regional and national protection mechanisms.Oxfam NovibKaalo Aid and DevelopmentKAALO Aid and Development is a non-profit humanitarian and development organization established in Somalia in 1991 just after the collapse of the central government. KAALO works in Nugal, Mudug, Bari, Sool, Sanaag and Karkaar regions and plans to expand services to cover more regions of Somalia. KAALO#s vision is a #Society free of ignorance and poverty# and its mission is to improve the livelihoods of communities in Somalia by supporting the provision of basic needs in a sustainable and environmentally sound manner. Currently the key program areas for KAALO are education and research, democracy, human rights, governance and rule of law, livelihood and community empowerment, agriculture and rural infrastructure, health water and sanitation. Current funding partners for KAALO include UNHCR, UNHABITAT, National Endowment for Democracy (NED), Diakonia, Danish People#s Aid (DPA), Oxfam Novib and Caritas International Belgium. KAALO has been in partnership with Oxfam since 2006. They were an implementing partner with Oxfam Novib for several long term development projects among them the Human rights program #2006-2008# which was funded by the EC, they are also currently implementing on two big projects both funded by the EC: #Strengthening capacity of civil society organisations to provide life skills and vocational training for the youth# and #Support to Artisanal Fisheries and Coastal Management in Somaliland and Puntland# KAALOhas registered the following key achievements to date: # Undertook the largest program that a Civil Society Organization implemented in Puntland. This involved distribution of about 60 tonnes of books, journals, hospital beds, other hospital equipments, wheelchairs, crutches e.t.c. to Somali communities across Somalia in 2001. Counterpart International in Washington USA contributed the shipment. # Carried out the first public building relocation program since the collapse of the last Central government in 1993 - 94 in Nugal region of Somalia. # Established the first professional training institute, Garowe School of Management, in Puntland in 1999. Renamed Puntland Community College in 2001 and grew to become Puntland State University in 2004. # Implemented the first Puntland administration funded community project (Drought Relief Program) during the 2003 # 04 drought in Puntland. # Developed human rights curriculum and a HIV/AIDS curriculum and had them integrated in the Puntland State University curriculum.OXFAM GERMANY Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands SomaliaThe right to life and security1399949 0 274987 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 274987Oxfam Germany back donorKaalo Aid and Development239391 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 239391Oxfam Germany back donorKaalo Aid and Development251991 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 251991Oxfam Germany back donorKaalo Aid and Development75000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib75000CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficKaalo Aid and Development278590 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 278590Oxfam Germany back donorKaalo Aid and Development139995 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 139995Oxfam Germany back donorKaalo Aid and Development139995 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 139995Oxfam Germany back donorKaalo Aid and Development251991 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 251991Oxfam Germany back donorKaalo Aid and Development-251991 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY -251991Oxfam Germany back donorKaalo Aid and Development132625 incoming transaction OXFAM GERMANY 132625Oxfam Germany back donorKaalo Aid and DevelopmentWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06178-04:VNOxfam NovibThe Research Center for Gender, Family and Environment in Development (CGFED) was established in May 1993 under the Decree 35/HDBT on January 28th, 1992, and obtained the registration for scientific and technological activities No.05/Dk-KHCN on May 05th,1993 issued by the Hanoi Department of Sci-ence, Technology, and Environment (which by now named Department of Science and Technology). CGFED is a non-governmental, non-profit organization in Vietnam focusing on research and policy advo-cacy aiming to promote individuals and communities to create the happiness based on Gender Equality. In the last 20 years, CGFED has applied Human Rights framework, the International Covenant on the Elim-ination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) to develop research and interventions in gender equality, women’s health, environment, education, sexual and reproductive health rights, climate change, violence against women. Protecting women’s economic rights and gender equality in manufacturing industry are the key strategy of CGFED in the period 2020-2025. Between 2012 and 2013, CGFED with the support of Oxfam Hong Kong implemented the first qualitative research to explore and build understanding about gender in the ex-tractive industry in Vietnam Main objective: This project aims to assess gender issues in mining in Vietnam and to propose approaches and recom-mendation on promoting gender equality and mitigating negative impacts in the mining sector. Specific objectives: - Assessing the status and potential risks for women and men living in communities affected by mining activities regarding environmental and social aspects - Highlighting the concerns and views of women directly and indirectly affected by mining activities to protect their rights -Analyzing the views and the way of working of local authorities and mining companies concerning their perception and the enforcement of policies on mining sector and women's rights - Providing specific policy recommendations to policymakers and mining companies to address re-lated issues. - Proposing an action plan for Oxfam in Vietnam on assisting local people and their participation in the legal framework development process, and dialogues among stakeholders inmining activities Project site: Dai Tudistrict, Thai Nguyen province Thai Nguyen is a rich province in mineral resources. Minerals with significant reserves for an industrial scale exploitation include coal, iron, wolfram, tin, cement limestone, and original ilmenite. In addition, paving stones and placer gold can be exploited at a small scale. 11 coal mining sites in this province en-compassfat coal (Lang Cam, Am Hon, Phan Me) reserving nearly 10 million tons, long flaming coal distrib-uted in Nui Hong with reserves of about 15 million tons, in the composition of coal contains germanium; Anthracite coal (Ba Son, Quan Trieu, Khanh Hoa) with more than70 million tons. Currently, all coal mining sites are being exploited. Dai Tu is a mountainous district located in the northwest ofThai Nguyen province, with rich mineral re-sources distributed in most communes and towns. Many types of precious and rare mineralswith large reserves such as Tungsten, Coal, Titanium, Kaolin, Tin, Iron, Barite, clay ... concentrate mainly in 19 com-munes and towns including communes of An Khanh, Cu Van, Ha Thuong, Tan Thai, Luc Ba, Tan Linh, Phuc Linh, Ky Phu, Cat Ne, Khoi Ky, Phu Thinh, Phu Lac, Duc Luong, Phuc Luong, Phu Cuong, Minh Tien, Yen Lang, Na Mao, and Hung Son Town. In addition, this district has mining sitesof common construction ma-terials distributed in most communes and towns. The population is about 160,598 people (in 2012). The average population density is about 283 people / km². The main ethnic groups are Kinh, Tay, Nung, Dao, and San Diu. Regarding the governance of mining activities, in Dai Tu district, there are 23 companies are licensed to explore and exploit minerals of 34 mining sites. Through inspection, 08 mining site are in operation, 07 sites are under construction, 10 sites are suspended due to the expiration of the license and companies are completing procedures for extension, 02 sites are undergoing site clearance, in 02 sites licensewere revoked , and 05 sites are for exploration. In the district, some enterprises employ highest proportion of female employees inthe mining industry that is seen as male-dominant labor sector. 5. Duration: Project Duration: September 2020 - February 2021 6. Activities: Main activities are implemented in this project: i. Conducting base line survey aiming at gathering basic information about communities affected by mining activities in terms of social and environmental aspects. ii. Training on Gender in Extractive Industry to multi-stakeholders iii. Dialogue between affected groups in thecommunity and relevant stakeholders to discuss and analyze difficulties, opportunities, and challenges based on the collected information. An action plan to mitigate risks, overcome difficulties, and take advantage of available opportunities is alto-gether developed to ensure the requirements and interests of the affected group. 6.1 Baseline survey: The baseline survey has an objective to collect demographic and economic data about the affected com-munities including income status and poverty level.Collected data is extracted by gender, ethnicity, age, and income. The data is analyzed by gender, division of labor, level of control and access to resources in order to examine the impact of mining activities on different groups of communities. Detailactivities comprise of: - Collect secondary data from annual reports of the Commune People's Committee, related de-partments, and local authorities - Develop a research framework and tools: detailed research outline and quantitative question-naire andin-depth interview (IDI) questions. - Piloting the questionnaire and IDI questions to complete the framework(10 interviews using questionnaires and 2 IDIs with one man, one woman - Field research: o Quantitative information: 100 questionnaires for women,men, and leaders o Qualitative information:  20 in-depth interviews with: women, men, company leaders, community leaders, leaders of social organizations  2 group discussions: with women and men communities.ư - Synthesize and analyze research data - Write a research report. 6.2. Training on Gender in Extractive Industry to multi-stakeholders A training course is organized to share and consult on preliminary findings of the baseline survey with communities’ members, mining companies, local authorities (30 people, 3 days): - Content and materials: Providing information and raising awareness for participants on gender in the mining; Sharing and discussing findings from baseline survey and collecting additional infor-mation for the completion of the research. - Participants: About 30 people are representatives of groups in the community including women, men, mining company leaders, community leaders, local authorities, representatives of mass or-ganizations. 6.3. Multi-stakeholders dialogue and action plan Dialogue on research finding and together develop action plan: (30 people, 1 day) - Discussing and analyzing difficulties, opportunities, and challenges faced by affected different groups of communities based the collected data. - Participants: About 30 people: representatives of groups of communities including women, men; company leaders, local authorities, representatives of mass organizations. - An action plan based on the discussion and outcomes of the multi-stakeholder Dialogue is devel-oped 7. Project deliverables: - One training document for communities affected by mining on the impacts of mining on commu-nities in the perspective of gender equality and Vietnamese cultural characteristics. - One gender impact assessment reportwithtypical stories that analyze the impacts of mining on different groups of communities and provide important principles and methods to ensure the meaningful participation of communities and protect rights of vulnerable group and affected groups. - One action plan: based on the discussion and outcomes of the multi-stakeholder DialogueOxfam NovibResearch Centre for Gender, FamilyBackground: Over the past five years, a range of agencies # mostly government bodies, the media and international development partners- have done numerous studies and interventions to enhance WPL, however, gaps still exist in tackling such an issue. Someof the examples include 1) limited understanding of what factors help challenge gender stereotypes to design effective interventions to tackle these issues, despite the fact that gender stereotypes have been identified as major barriers for the participation of WPL; 2) existing projects/interventions are not fully addressing gender stereotypes on women political leadership to shift the power imbalance;3) media content has been found to reinforce gender stereotypes rather than challenging them; 4) limitedco-operation or joint campaigns between the aforementioned stakeholders to shift public attitudes and perceptions on WPL; 5) insignificant role and limited participation of CSOs in promoting WPL. The 2016 election is a critical momentum for strengthening multiple partnerships among government bodies, CSOs and media outlets aiming to change public perceptions and to influence policies on WPL. This is a One Oxfam coordinated and joint effort to strengthen our influencing capacity in the area of genderequality and women empowerment. Through in depth research and collection of cases and stories, Oxfam will have strong evidences to build a significant advocacy and campaign programme over coming years. This project will further contribute to governance,economic leadership, and humanitarian programme. Oxfam will document the lessons learned and share broadly to provide better understanding of current WPL#s practices and gaps in the region. Objectives: The project aims to promote involvement of governments, media, CSOs and public in addressing gender stereotypes on WPL, in order to contribute to the advancement of gender justice in Viet Nam. Expected results: - 300 female and male policy makers will have improved understanding of WPL and gender stereotypes relating to WPL. - 100 journalists and 5 media agencies have active participation in challenging gender stereotypes on women political leaderships - 20 CSOs/networks and mass organizations actively participate in promoting WPL to create socialmovements supporting to WPL. - 1500 women and men commit to supporting WPL. The budget (199,680 EUR) for the project has been committed from 9/2014 to 12/2015 by TFSN Partners: NCFAW (National Committee for the Advancement of Women in Vietnam), CSAGA (Center for Studies and Applied Sciences in Gender - Family - Women and Adolescents) and CGFED (Research Centre for Gend+er, Family and Environment in Development)OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participationThe right to an identity11504 2589 5752 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 5752Oxfam America own funds OUSResearch Centre for Gender, Family8341 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 8341Oxfam America own funds OUSResearch Centre for Gender, Family-211 incoming transaction OXFAM USA -211Oxfam America own funds OUSResearch Centre for Gender, FamilyImproved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachesdocument for advocacy on gender in EIpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by the private sectorGender Impact Assessment - Case study reportImproved policies Private Sector: # of cases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to accountcases where Oxfam/partners influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by private sector on ensuring space for civil society, esp. to hold private sector to account -DD3Increased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnerswomen shared stories and experience for case studiesmen participating in public events / spaces organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersmen shared their stories for case studiespublic events/spaces organised by Oxfam Novib and partners in which citizens express their needs and aspirations to policy makers.1 social media campaign on gender in EImedia citations of Oxfam and partners research or productsIncreased citizens voice: # of people (M/F) take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.women take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.men take action for better and increased aid and more civil society space following Oxfam Novib/partners actions.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to participate in politics exercising transformative leadershipwomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to participate in politics exercising transformative leadershipwomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.men living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to exercise their SRHR.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06178-05:VNOxfam NovibThe Vietnam Mining Alliance/ Pan Nature engages and promotes the formulation/implementation of fair, transparent and sustainable Vietnam’s mineral resources management policies. At national level, VMC/ Pan Nature mainly implement policy advocacy in the mining sector. At local level, VMC continues EITI pilot in Quang Tri province followed by previous VMC’s activities/projects. The project will be coordinated by the Vietnam mining Alliance, with the Center for People and Nature (PanNature - www.nature.org.vn) as the coordinated organization. Established in 2012, VMC is a network of 7 member organizations having a common interest in the effective management of mineral resources and minimizing the environmental and social impacts of the mining industry in Vietnam.Oxfam NovibPeople and Nature ReconciliationPanNature is a Vietnamese not-for-profit organization dedicated to protecting and conserving diversity of life and improving human well-being in Vietnam by seeking, promoting and implementing feasible, nature-friendly solutions to important environmentalproblems and sustainable development issues. PanNature sees Vietnam as a sustainable and nature-friendly society where people live prosperouslives in harmony with their living environment, properly utilizing the country's natural resources to ensure sustainable development in the present and future. PanNature works with other Mining Coalition's members, such as Center For Development And Integration (CDI), Vietnam Forum of Environmental Journalists (VJEJ). Oxfam partly funds and supports in technicalaspect for Mining Coalition. PanNature represents Mining Coalition to receive fund and register with relating authorities.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihoodThe right to social and political participation19565 -195617609 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 17609Oxfam America own funds OUSPeople and Nature Reconciliation-4040 incoming transaction OXFAM USA -4040Oxfam America own funds OUSPeople and Nature ReconciliationImproved policies Governments & global actors: # cases of (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing improved gender sensitive policies promoting small scale producers landrights & access to water (following Oxfam/partners actions)pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachescomments for mining development strategy implementationpieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorson fiscal policies in mining industries and (ii) mining right allocationImproved policies Governments & global actors: # cases of (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing improved gender sensitive policies promoting small scale producers landrights & access to water (following Oxfam/partners actions)cases of (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing improved gender sensitive policies promoting small scale producers landrights & access to water (following Oxfam/partners actions) - DD2Stronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersknowledge sharing in Sept with participation of CSOs and Quang Tri Province People Councilparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersknowledge sharing in SeptStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4connection with SUDECOM and VATJNL-KVK-27108436-A-06187-02:MZOxfam NovibThe 'Building Urban Climate Resilience in South-Eastern Africa' project assists four countries that share similar vulnerabilities and are exposed to some of the same hazards to build their urban resilience. The project is composed of city-level resilientinfrastructure sub-projects, national-level capacity-building, and regional knowledge and experience sharing elements. One city was selected in each of the four countries to implement climate adaptation projects, with a total of 23 sub-projects designed through participatory resilience planning process in the four cities. Leveraging the practical implementation of the project at the city level, best practices and guidelines will be derived to create the conditions for replication in other cities and townsat the national level. Thisnational-level component includes elements of training and capacity-building for both central and local authorities to lay the foundations for building urban climate resilience holistically. Additionally, this project promotesinter-country experience sharing andcross-fertilizationn and establishes a knowledge platform on urban resilience related issues that can be disseminated in the sub-region. The two specific objectives of the project are: 1. To develop capacities andestablish conditions to adapt to the adverse effects of climate change in vulnerable cities of Madagascar, Malawi, Mozambique and the Union of Comoros. 2. To promote inter-country experience sharing and cross-fertilisation regarding the adaptation to transboundary climate-related natural hazards and disseminate lessons learned for progressively building urban climate resilience in south-eastern Africa.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM ITALY (former UCODEP) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MozambiqueThe right to life and security54212 215756 682781 485179 556468 14491 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib14491CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic2671 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2671CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic237 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib237CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic20155Oxfam Italy back donor-15987 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-15987CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic14685Oxfam Italy back donor-1412 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1412CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic7925Oxfam Italy back donor11447Oxfam Italy back donor4526Oxfam Italy back donor8644Oxfam Italy back donor13976Oxfam Italy back donor-1412Oxfam Italy back donor16813Oxfam Italy back donor37179Oxfam Italy back donor17858Oxfam Italy back donor47545Oxfam Italy back donor3768Oxfam Italy back donor7622Oxfam Italy back donor26215Oxfam Italy back donor10359Oxfam Italy back donor22663Oxfam Italy back donor8268Oxfam Italy back donor8920Oxfam Italy back donor22369Oxfam Italy back donor102391Oxfam Italy back donor22197Oxfam Italy back donor79508Oxfam Italy back donor85881Oxfam Italy back donor44427Oxfam Italy back donor37107Oxfam Italy back donor25538Oxfam Italy back donor128459Oxfam Italy back donor117715Oxfam Italy back donor-28944Oxfam Italy back donor112025 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib112025CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic38341 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib38341CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic245928Oxfam Italy back donor-150367 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-150367CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic8613Oxfam Italy back donor43680Oxfam Italy back donor78782Oxfam Italy back donor21657Oxfam Italy back donor24819Oxfam Italy back donor26996Oxfam Italy back donor10728Oxfam Italy back donor26712Oxfam Italy back donor26208Oxfam Italy back donor7467Oxfam Italy back donor176Oxfam Italy back donor145387Oxfam Italy back donor21215Oxfam Italy back donor13903Oxfam Italy back donor5722Oxfam Italy back donor-3504Oxfam Italy back donor115212Oxfam Italy back donor-6522Oxfam Italy back donor35290Oxfam Italy back donor13465Oxfam Italy back donor26539Oxfam Italy back donor39302Oxfam Italy back donor25046Oxfam Italy back donor117770Oxfam Italy back donor11824Oxfam Italy back donor25137Oxfam Italy back donor61452Oxfam Italy back donor177Oxfam Italy back donor84122Oxfam Italy back donorSmall scale food producers, women and men, are better able to adapt their agriculture production system, livelihoods and land scape to climate change ensuring access to healthy food, based on local biodiversityfemale rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)male rural community members able to access and sustainably use natural resources (land, water, biodiversity, plant genetic resources)female commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsmale commnity members have access to social, political and economic resources to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, with recognition of the specific needsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06223-02:VNOxfam NovibTo promote gender equality in Vietnam by increasing youth engagement and participation in addressing gender stereotypes which are the root cause of gender inequality. The Action will influence millions of people in three cities to change their perceptions and behaviours around three deep-seated gender stereotypes. The Action will build in sustainability elements along all key interventions toensure that the public will continue to change other gender stereotypes. The Action will engage and support youth, particularly university students to become change makers and leaders in their communities. Changes in their attitudes and actions will have a long-lasting effect on society. The key innovation in this Action lies in the linkage of youth action on genderstereotypes to Vietnamese media and businesses, creating campaign-style pressure on communicators to change their messaging and enabling youth-led initiatives to have a broader social impact outside of universities and youth groups.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn Vietnam , Oxfam is one of the leading international, non -governmental organisation. Since 1955, Oxfam is active in Vietnam withhumanitarian interventions and started development work in the late 1980's. Today, Oxfam works in 26 provinces with people, governments and civil society to promote equality and well-being through social and economic change.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to basic social services22868 84238 147561 163828 53337 1869European Union EU ECHO1908European Union EU ECHO2386European Union EU ECHO1902European Union EU ECHO2127European Union EU ECHO3304European Union EU ECHO4057European Union EU ECHO1968European Union EU ECHO3346European Union EU ECHO3399European Union EU ECHO2347European Union EU ECHO11468European Union EU ECHO2152European Union EU ECHO2607European Union EU ECHO22407European Union EU ECHO24390European Union EU ECHO-1European Union EU ECHO1836European Union EU ECHO3375European Union EU ECHO2756European Union EU ECHO2666European Union EU ECHO-17European Union EU ECHO4852European Union EU ECHO21098European Union EU ECHO-3939European Union EU ECHO2604European Union EU ECHO5534European Union EU ECHO-244European Union EU ECHO2455European Union EU ECHO11044European Union EU ECHO3687European Union EU ECHO18577European Union EU ECHO4167European Union EU ECHO5873European Union EU ECHO213 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib213Matching Funds23558European Union EU ECHO25593 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib25593CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic4280 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4280CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic6684 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6684Matching Funds4240European Union EU ECHO12134 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib12134CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic5059European Union EU ECHO53204Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHK4280Oxfam America own funds OUS7226European Union EU ECHO-37727 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-37727CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-4280 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-4280CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-6684 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-6684Matching Funds11327European Union EU ECHO3467 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib3467Matching Funds53098European Union EU ECHO15581European Union EU ECHO3989European Union EU ECHO3196European Union EU ECHO22755European Union EU ECHO4335European Union EU ECHO4207European Union EU ECHO15778European Union EU ECHO5018European Union EU ECHO3661European Union EU ECHO4218European Union EU ECHO46003European Union EU ECHO-547European Union EU ECHO12833European Union EU ECHO-12833 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-12833Unders/overspending Donor Funds23Oxfam America own funds OUS-23 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-23Unders/overspending Donor FundsShifted norms and attitudes: # of women and men demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthrole models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms and attitudes: # of women and men demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthwomen demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthmen demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthNL-KVK-27108436-A-06223-03:VNOxfam NovibTo promote gender equality in Vietnam by increasing youth engagement and participation in addressing gender stereotypes which are the root cause of gender inequality. The Action will influence millions of people in three cities to change their perceptions and behaviours around three deep-seated gender stereotypes. The Action will build in sustainability elements along all key interventions toensure that the public will continue to change other gender stereotypes. The Action will engage and support youth, particularly university students to become change makers and leaders in their communities. Changes in their attitudes and actions will have a long-lasting effect on society. The key innovation in this Action lies in the linkage of youth action on genderstereotypes to Vietnamese media and businesses, creating campaign-style pressure on communicators to change their messaging and enabling youth-led initiatives to have a broader social impact outside of universities and youth groups.Oxfam NovibConsultative Institute of Socio-ecoThe Consultative Institute for Socio-Economic Development of Rural and Mountainous Areas (CISDOMA) is a Non # Governmental Organization (NGO), established under Decision No 25/QD-TW issued on 22/5/2000 by the President of the Southeast Asian Research Association of Vietnam (SEARAV). Through consultancy and co-operation in implementing sustainable development projects, CISDOMA#s activities areaiming at: (1) Enhancing capacity, increasing income, and improving life quality of the disadvantaged groups, especially ethnic minority people, women and girls, poor farmers and other vulnerable groups; (2) Strengthening capacity of local organizations in planning and implementation of programs on poverty reduction, especially in rural and mountainous areas of Vietnam; and (3) Providing inputs and feedbacks on strategy and policy development processes for sustainable socio-economic development of rural and mountainous areas. Since its establishment, CISDOMA has carried out various intervention projects at grassroots level, and researches and surveyson the topics relating to sustainable agriculture, climate change adaptive livelihoods, value chain and capacity building for ethnic minority communities. CISDOMA is founder of the Civil Society for Food Security and Poverty Elimination Network (CIFPEN), and active member of several networks at regional and national level including Agroecology Learning Alliance in South East Asia (ALiSEA), Land Alliance (LANDA), FORLAND, Agriculture Coalition, etc. In addition, the institute has been actively engaged in different policy forums relating to rural development issues. Currently, CISDOMA is implementing projects and providing consultancy services on capacity building, research and assessments on the following topics: (1) Climate change and climate change adaptive measurements; (2) Sustainable livelihood and market connection for small-scale farmers; (3) Sustainable natural resources governance and land governance; (4) Gender-based approach, women's rights, participatory approaches in development; (5) Proposal writing, project cycle management,M<(>&<)>E of development projects and programs.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to basic social services88676 68706 16884 67266 26603 incoming transaction European Union 26603European Union EU ECHOConsultative Institute of Socio-eco5419 incoming transaction European Union 5419European Union EU ECHOConsultative Institute of Socio-eco37770 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib37770Matching FundsConsultative Institute of Socio-eco18885 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib18885CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficConsultative Institute of Socio-eco19688 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib19688CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficConsultative Institute of Socio-eco17715 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 17715Oxfam America own funds OUSConsultative Institute of Socio-eco10691 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10691Matching FundsConsultative Institute of Socio-eco20612 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib20612Matching FundsConsultative Institute of Socio-eco16884 incoming transaction European Union 16884European Union EU ECHOConsultative Institute of Socio-eco47086 incoming transaction European Union 47086European Union EU ECHOConsultative Institute of Socio-eco13453 incoming transaction European Union 13453European Union EU ECHOConsultative Institute of Socio-eco-1536 incoming transaction European Union -1536European Union EU ECHOConsultative Institute of Socio-ecoShifted norms and attitudes: # of women and men demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthrole models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partners170 students submitted 27 proposals for small grantsShifted norms and attitudes: # of women and men demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthwomen demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthTotal: 6,051participants, 70% are femalesmen demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthTotal: 6,051participants, 30% are malesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-02:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. 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Bew. Clim. FSTPCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-03:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibOxfam GBOxfam GB field office in Serbia is running various programs in income generation, PRSP monitoring/development and Roma. Oxfam GB isresponsible for the management of the Project Fund and management of a fund for L<(>&<)>L.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security717717 276676 -176676-76933134032 incoming transaction European Union 134032European Union EU EC generalOxfam GB67016 incoming transaction European Union 67016European Union EU EC generalOxfam GB67016 incoming transaction European Union 67016European Union EU EC generalOxfam GB213280 incoming transaction European Union 213280European Union EU EC generalOxfam GB213280 incoming transaction European Union 213280European Union EU EC generalOxfam GB46160 incoming transaction European Union 46160European Union EU EC generalOxfam GB-7471 incoming transaction European Union -7471European Union EU EC generalOxfam GBCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-04:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam International was formed in 1995 by a group of independent non-governmental organizations. Their aim was to work together forgreater impact on the international stage to reduce poverty and injustice. The name "Oxfam" comes from the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, founded in Britain in 1942. The group campaigned for food supplies to be sent through an allied naval blockade to starving women and children in enemy-occupied Greece during the Second World War. As well as becoming a world leader in the delivery of emergency relief, Oxfam International implements long-term development programs in vulnerable communities. We are also part of a global movement, campaigning with others, for instance, to end unfair trade rules, demand better health and education services for all, and to combat climate change. Today, there are 19 member organizations of the Oxfam International confederation. They are based in: Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Germany, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Ireland, India, Italy, Japan, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, Quebec, South Africa, Spain and the United States. The Oxfam International Secretariat is based in Oxford, UK. The Secretariat runs advocacy offices in Addis Ababa, Brussels, Geneva, New York and Washington DC.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security540695 -9818898188 -164633123065 incoming transaction European Union 123065European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib61533 incoming transaction European Union 61533European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib61533 incoming transaction European Union 61533European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib81673 incoming transaction European Union 81673European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib48259 incoming transaction European Union 48259European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib-6601 incoming transaction European Union -6601European Union EU EC generalOxfam NovibCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-05:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Intermón is since 1997 a member of the international Oxfam confederation, sharing values and a strategic plan to achieve greater global impact. Intermón Oxfam fights, with and for disadvantaged populations and as part of a broad global movement, with the aim of eradicating injustice and poverty, and to ensure that all human beings can fully exercise their rights and enjoy a dignified life. Mission, Vision and Values are the components of Oxfam Intermón identity and guide its steps as an organisation and the ideal with which Oxfam Intermón wants to live in order to obtain a fairer world with greater solidarity.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security782263 21723 -2172316496 100526 incoming transaction European Union 100526European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib50263 incoming transaction European Union 50263European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib50263 incoming transaction European Union 50263European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib53865 incoming transaction European Union 53865European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib53865 incoming transaction European Union 53865European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib107730 incoming transaction European Union 107730European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib113866 incoming transaction European Union 113866European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib37955 incoming transaction European Union 37955European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib158100 incoming transaction European Union 158100European Union EU EC generalOxfam Novib72326 incoming transaction European Union 72326European Union EU EC generalOxfam NovibCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-06:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibOxfam FranceOxfam France has over 25-year experience of advocacy and campaigning to influence the public opinion; it has an active supporter base of 30,000 individuals in France. It has built a very strong reputation as a trusted organization amongst decision makers, the media and the general public, especially on issues of tax justice and the malfunctioning of the international business and finance sectors. It has experience in both working on public (Government, Parliament, Ministries, multilateral organizations, etc.) and private actors (food and beverage multinational companies and banks especially). Oxfam France plays a key role in Oxfam International's workon fighting poverty directly (through access to services, food security) but also indirectly, fighting corruption and tax avoidance, and promoting domestic resources mobilization. Oxfam France is a member of the main French platforms (e.g. Coordination Sud, Platform on Tax havens). Since 2014, Oxfam France leads the Fair Finance Guide France, working in liaison with other French NGO's (amongst others Friends of the Earth, the Fédération Internationale des Droits de l#Homme).European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security447289 92500 -9250063945 111533 incoming transaction European Union 111533European Union EU EC generalOxfam France55767 incoming transaction European Union 55767European Union EU EC generalOxfam France55767 incoming transaction European Union 55767European Union EU EC generalOxfam France83620 incoming transaction European Union 83620European Union EU EC generalOxfam France41810 incoming transaction European Union 41810European Union EU EC generalOxfam France41810 incoming transaction European Union 41810European Union EU EC generalOxfam France14608 incoming transaction European Union 14608European Union EU EC generalOxfam France4869 incoming transaction European Union 4869European Union EU EC generalOxfam France17207 incoming transaction European Union 17207European Union EU EC generalOxfam FranceCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-07:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibOXFAM SolidariteitThe counterpart is Oxfam Solidarité Solidariteit. Oxfam is an international confederation of organizations working together in morethan 90 countries. Oxfam International was formed in 1995 by a group of independent non-governmental organizations. Their aim was to work together for greater impact on the international stage to reduce poverty and injustice. The name Oxfam comes from the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief, founded in Britain in1942. The group campaigned for food supplies to be sent through an allied naval blockade to starving women and children in enemy-occupied Greece during the Second World War. As well as becoming a world leader in the delivery of emergency relief, Oxfam International implements long-term development programs invulnerable communities. We are also part of a global movement, campaigning with others, for instance, to end unfair trade rules, demand better health and education services for all, and to combat climate change. 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The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibOxfam GermanyOxfam Germany is an independent development and aid organisation that works to achieve a just world without poverty. Oxfam delivershumanitarian relief in crises, strengthens local groups committed to social justice, exposes the underlying structures of poverty, and campaigns for political and business decision-makers to act responsibly. Oxfam is an international confederation of 19 organizations networked together in more than 90 countries, as part of a global movement for change, to build a future free from the injustice of poverty. Jointly, we can draw upon 70 years of experience in humanitarian and development work.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security518108 -79297929 -3823561397 incoming transaction European Union 61397European Union EU EC generalOxfam Germany30699 incoming transaction European Union 30699European Union EU EC generalOxfam Germany30699 incoming transaction European Union 30699European Union EU EC generalOxfam Germany61921 incoming transaction European Union 61921European Union EU EC generalOxfam Germany61921 incoming transaction European Union 61921European Union EU EC generalOxfam Germany33934 incoming transaction European Union 33934European Union EU EC generalOxfam Germany67868 incoming transaction European Union 67868European Union EU EC generalOxfam Germany33934 incoming transaction European Union 33934European Union EU EC generalOxfam Germany24375 incoming transaction European Union 24375European Union EU EC generalOxfam Germany70594 incoming transaction European Union 70594European Union EU EC generalOxfam GermanyCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-09:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibClimate Action Network EuropeClimate Action Network (CAN) Europe is Europe's leading NGO coalition fighting dangerous climate change. With over 160 member organisations from 35 European countries, representing over 1.700 NGOs and more than 40 million citizens, CAN Europe promotes sustainableclimate, energy and development policies throughout Europe. The vision of CAN is a world actively striving towards and achieving the protection of the global climate in a manner that promotes equity and social justice between peoples, sustainable development of all communities, and protection of the global environment. CAN Europe empowers civil society organisations to influence the design and development of effective climate change policy in Europe, both in the European Union as well as in its Member States and in European countries outside the EU. CAN Europe is recognised as an established civil society voice in both EU policy and the UN climate negotiations. We work to influence decision-makers at the heart of Brussels while supporting our diverse network of members to campaign from grassroots up to governmental level in Members States. CAN Europe works on a broad range of issues including climate, energy and finance policies, to contribute to the zero carbon transition that should allow us to avoid dangerous climate change. We do that with a great team of experts in the CAN Europe secretariat as well as with hundreds of staff from our member organisations, that engage through working groups, mailing lists, conference call and our bi-annual General Assemblies.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security1340861 132766 -295864170796 incoming transaction European Union 170796European Union EU EC generalClimate Action Network Europe85398 incoming transaction European Union 85398European Union EU EC generalClimate Action Network Europe85398 incoming transaction European Union 85398European Union EU EC generalClimate Action Network Europe116464 incoming transaction European Union 116464European Union EU EC generalClimate Action Network Europe116464 incoming transaction European Union 116464European Union EU EC generalClimate Action Network Europe232928 incoming transaction European Union 232928European Union EU EC generalClimate Action Network Europe163189 incoming transaction European Union 163189European Union EU EC generalClimate Action Network Europe54396 incoming transaction European Union 54396European Union EU EC generalClimate Action Network Europe152731 incoming transaction European Union 152731European Union EU EC generalClimate Action Network Europe145189 incoming transaction European Union 145189European Union EU EC generalClimate Action Network EuropeCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencing5 FSTPO contractsCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedcitizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-10:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibClimate Outreach Information NetworClimate Outreach was set up in 2004, with a mission to help people understand climate change in their own voice, and we#ve become Europe#s leading climate communication organisation. We produce world-leading advice and practical tools for engagement by combining scientific research methods with years of hands-on experience. Our services support governments, businesses, NGOs and grassroots organisations. We specialise in how to engage hard-to-reach audiences # developing climate connection programmes with communities such as youth, the centre-right, faith and .European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security544340 111249 -111900-128281536 75144 incoming transaction European Union 75144European Union EU EC generalClimate Outreach Information Networ36265 incoming transaction European Union 36265European Union EU EC generalClimate Outreach Information Networ37021 incoming transaction European Union 37021European Union EU EC generalClimate Outreach Information Networ80765 incoming transaction European Union 80765European Union EU EC generalClimate Outreach Information Networ80741 incoming transaction European Union 80741European Union EU EC generalClimate Outreach Information Networ29219 incoming transaction European Union 29219European Union EU EC generalClimate Outreach Information Networ58437 incoming transaction European Union 58437European Union EU EC generalClimate Outreach Information Networ29219 incoming transaction European Union 29219European Union EU EC generalClimate Outreach Information Networ52025 incoming transaction European Union 52025European Union EU EC generalClimate Outreach Information Networ26012 incoming transaction European Union 26012European Union EU EC generalClimate Outreach Information Networ27549 incoming transaction European Union 27549European Union EU EC generalClimate Outreach Information Networ1010European Union EU EC generalCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedcitizens who took action on climate justice.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-11:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibWomen Engage for a Common FutureWomen in Europe for a Common Future (WECF) was officially registered as a foundation in 1994 in the Netherlands following an initiative of European women at the 1992 Earth Summit, to work together for sustainable development and to give a voice and organisation to the "Women Major Group" of Rio Agenda 21. WECF's philosophy of enabling local project partners and network members to implement projects together, to share experiences within the network and to learn from each other, soon proved to be successful. Today, WECF's expertise is well-known internationally.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security337248 5209 -5209-3028-966148131 incoming transaction European Union 48131European Union EU EC generalWomen Engage for a Common Future24066 incoming transaction European Union 24066European Union EU EC generalWomen Engage for a Common Future24066 incoming transaction European Union 24066European Union EU EC generalWomen Engage for a Common Future21384 incoming transaction European Union 21384European Union EU EC generalWomen Engage for a Common Future42769 incoming transaction European Union 42769European Union EU EC generalWomen Engage for a Common Future21384 incoming transaction European Union 21384European Union EU EC generalWomen Engage for a Common Future19431 incoming transaction European Union 19431European Union EU EC generalWomen Engage for a Common Future38862 incoming transaction European Union 38862European Union EU EC generalWomen Engage for a Common Future19431 incoming transaction European Union 19431European Union EU EC generalWomen Engage for a Common Future37348 incoming transaction European Union 37348European Union EU EC generalWomen Engage for a Common Future27687 incoming transaction European Union 27687European Union EU EC generalWomen Engage for a Common FutureCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-12:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibCentrum pro dopravu a energetiku z.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security224100 32608 -6614347353 incoming transaction European Union 47353European Union EU EC generalCentrum pro dopravu a energetiku z.23676 incoming transaction European Union 23676European Union EU EC generalCentrum pro dopravu a energetiku z.18935 incoming transaction European Union 18935European Union EU EC generalCentrum pro dopravu a energetiku z.23676 incoming transaction European Union 23676European Union EU EC generalCentrum pro dopravu a energetiku z.18935 incoming transaction European Union 18935European Union EU EC generalCentrum pro dopravu a energetiku z.37870 incoming transaction European Union 37870European Union EU EC generalCentrum pro dopravu a energetiku z.20121 incoming transaction European Union 20121European Union EU EC generalCentrum pro dopravu a energetiku z.57 incoming transaction European Union 57European Union EU EC generalCentrum pro dopravu a energetiku z.CSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-13:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam Novib11.11.1111.11.11 is the coalition of NGOs, unions, movements and various solidarity groups in Flanders (Dutch speaking Northern part of Belgium). It combines the efforts of about 60 organizations and more than 20,000 volunteers, who work together to achieve one common goal: a fair world without poverty.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security564704 -35343534 -36217-490461693 incoming transaction European Union 61693European Union EU EC general11.11.1130847 incoming transaction European Union 30847European Union EU EC general11.11.1130847 incoming transaction European Union 30847European Union EU EC general11.11.1171786 incoming transaction European Union 71786European Union EU EC general11.11.1171786 incoming transaction European Union 71786European Union EU EC general11.11.1137218 incoming transaction European Union 37218European Union EU EC general11.11.1174437 incoming transaction European Union 74437European Union EU EC general11.11.1170033 incoming transaction European Union 70033European Union EU EC general11.11.1137469 incoming transaction European Union 37469European Union EU EC general11.11.1137469 incoming transaction European Union 37469European Union EU EC general11.11.11CSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-14:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibClimatesCliMates is an international youth-led think-and-do tank on climate change gathering together volunteers, both students and young professionals. The goal of our NGO (non-governmental organization) is to take on the climate challenge by : Developing and promotinginnovative ideas and tools Training youth to become change-makers Influencing decision-makersEuropean Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security279179 1565 -156686021 -5317442621 incoming transaction European Union 42621European Union EU EC generalClimates21310 incoming transaction European Union 21310European Union EU EC generalClimates21310 incoming transaction European Union 21310European Union EU EC generalClimates33106 incoming transaction European Union 33106European Union EU EC generalClimates33106 incoming transaction European Union 33106European Union EU EC generalClimates15966 incoming transaction European Union 15966European Union EU EC generalClimates31932 incoming transaction European Union 31932European Union EU EC generalClimates15966 incoming transaction European Union 15966European Union EU EC generalClimates15399 incoming transaction European Union 15399European Union EU EC generalClimates26088 incoming transaction European Union 26088European Union EU EC generalClimates24426 incoming transaction European Union 24426European Union EU EC generalClimates30797 incoming transaction European Union 30797European Union EU EC generalClimatesCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-15:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibItalian Climate NetworkFounded in 2011, Italian Climate Network mission is to raise climate change awareness in Italy and Europe through active involvement of citizen. During the first five years of its life, the Association has set itself on the national scenario for its innovative and participatory approach, by involving young people and students, the so-called climate generation. Through a constant network work at national and international level, four major project have been developed: the School Project, the launch of the #DivestItaly campaign, the realization of the Power Shift Italy, as a result of the Global Power Shift launched by 350.org, and the creation of a think tank on the principle of international fairness, in support of international advocacy that led to the adoption of the principle of intergenerational equity in the preamble of the Paris Agreement. Key factor of our work have been passion and time that our volunteer provided across the time.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security447442 0 60828 -1526859828 incoming transaction European Union 59828European Union EU EC generalItalian Climate Network59828 incoming transaction European Union 59828European Union EU EC generalItalian Climate Network34422 incoming transaction European Union 34422European Union EU EC generalItalian Climate Network34422 incoming transaction European Union 34422European Union EU EC generalItalian Climate Network68844 incoming transaction European Union 68844European Union EU EC generalItalian Climate Network98046 incoming transaction European Union 98046European Union EU EC generalItalian Climate Network32682 incoming transaction European Union 32682European Union EU EC generalItalian Climate Network36897 incoming transaction European Union 36897European Union EU EC generalItalian Climate Network41651 incoming transaction European Union 41651European Union EU EC generalItalian Climate Network20825 incoming transaction European Union 20825European Union EU EC generalItalian Climate Network5557 incoming transaction European Union 5557European Union EU EC generalItalian Climate NetworkCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-16:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibEkologichno sdruzhenie Za ZemiataZa Zemiata is an environmental non-governmental organisation determined to work for sustainable lifestyles, and for responsible personal and political decisions for our planet, while combating the exploitation of people and nature. The name means 'For the Earth' in English. Based in Sofia, it works in cooperation with citizen groups throughout Bulgaria as well as with civil society organisations all over Europe, depending on the location and scope of the environmental conflict. It has a substantialvolunteer base of over800 supporters who participate in field projects, help with information campaigns, mobilise for direct action and give a hand with office work. Za Zemiata is running campaigns and projects on the following topics: Climate change, including work on the National Climatic Strategy and involvement in the international climate debate at EU level. Environmental education at national level in secondary schools on the topics of climate change, energy efficiency, food sovereignty, waste minimisation, and ecological construction materials and techniques. Food independence, with focus on sustainable food production, organic agriculture and the establishment offood cooperatives. As part of its food independence work, it is active in ananti-GMO campaign at the national level. Aid for trade in the context of food production and distribution. This campaign deals with harmful subsidies, international trade agreements and the globalisation of supermarkets and their negative impact on localdevelopment. Resource and energy efficiency at national and EU level. It seeks to direct EU public finance at energy and resource efficient projects, to pave the way for more community-led projectson energy efficiency, and to influence national energypolicies towards environmentally responsible thinking and decision-making. Clean energy campaign, promoting the use and growth of renewable energy sources and technologies while campaigning against power production from coal, oil, gas and nuclear fuels. Responsible extractive industries and local development focusing on gold mining conflicts in Bulgaria and the Balkans, but also dealing with environmental problems associated with the closure of uranium mining in Bulgaria. Zero waste is a campaign combining community behaviour, reuse, repair, recycling, disposal and composting with industrial practices such as eliminating toxins and encouraging changes in packaging design in order to establish a sustainable, long-term waste management policy. Za Zemiata's work is funded almost entirely by fundraising through grant applications to national and international, private and public foundations, EU funds and donations from supporters.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security260750 6567 -2384234483 incoming transaction European Union 34483European Union EU EC generalEkologichno sdruzhenie Za Zemiata17241 incoming transaction European Union 17241European Union EU EC generalEkologichno sdruzhenie Za Zemiata17241 incoming transaction European Union 17241European Union EU EC generalEkologichno sdruzhenie Za Zemiata15161 incoming transaction European Union 15161European Union EU EC generalEkologichno sdruzhenie Za Zemiata35248 incoming transaction European Union 35248European Union EU EC generalEkologichno sdruzhenie Za Zemiata35248 incoming transaction European Union 35248European Union EU EC generalEkologichno sdruzhenie Za Zemiata30323 incoming transaction European Union 30323European Union EU EC generalEkologichno sdruzhenie Za Zemiata15161 incoming transaction European Union 15161European Union EU EC generalEkologichno sdruzhenie Za Zemiata14456 incoming transaction European Union 14456European Union EU EC generalEkologichno sdruzhenie Za Zemiata14456 incoming transaction European Union 14456European Union EU EC generalEkologichno sdruzhenie Za Zemiata14456 incoming transaction European Union 14456European Union EU EC generalEkologichno sdruzhenie Za Zemiata13256 incoming transaction European Union 13256European Union EU EC generalEkologichno sdruzhenie Za ZemiataCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-17:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibNational Society of ConservationistThe overall objective of the National Society of Conservationists (NSC) is to protect nature as a whole and promote sustainable development. It has 113 member associations with almost 33,000 members across Hungary. A large number of the member groups are small, local organisations whose main activities include environmental education, awareness raising, participation in uncovering and solving local environmental problems, environmental advisory work and nature conservation tasks. Regional organisations work on all known environmental and nature protection topics. The NSC is operated by a Board of 9 members who represent the member groups and there are 13 staff working in the Head Office. Friends of the Earth Hungary is one of the 23 member groupsthat are involved in the School of Sustainability project.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security210761 10700 -1177213918 30048 incoming transaction European Union 30048European Union EU EC generalNational Society of Conservationist15024 incoming transaction European Union 15024European Union EU EC generalNational Society of Conservationist15024 incoming transaction European Union 15024European Union EU EC generalNational Society of Conservationist11218 incoming transaction European Union 11218European Union EU EC generalNational Society of Conservationist30461 incoming transaction European Union 30461European Union EU EC generalNational Society of Conservationist30461 incoming transaction European Union 30461European Union EU EC generalNational Society of Conservationist22436 incoming transaction European Union 22436European Union EU EC generalNational Society of Conservationist11218 incoming transaction European Union 11218European Union EU EC generalNational Society of Conservationist10950 incoming transaction European Union 10950European Union EU EC generalNational Society of Conservationist10950 incoming transaction European Union 10950European Union EU EC generalNational Society of Conservationist10950 incoming transaction European Union 10950European Union EU EC generalNational Society of Conservationist13917 incoming transaction European Union 13917European Union EU EC generalNational Society of Conservationist10950 incoming transaction European Union 10950European Union EU EC generalNational Society of ConservationistCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-18:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibZeroBy the end of 2015, ZERO was born from the common interest of about a hundred people to achieve sustainable development in Portugal. Our DNA proves the ambition to intervene in Portuguese society through proactive participation in the defense of sustainable values, as we understand that only through the balance between environment, society and economy will it be possible to build a more socially and economically cohesive world. in full respect for the natural limits of the planet. ZERO's intervention is based on solid ideas and a permanent dialogue with the different key actors to achieve goals such as: ZERO fossil fuels ZERO pollution ZERO waste of resources ZERO destruction of ecosystems and biodiversity ZERO social and economic inequalityEuropean Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security277339 66257 -66257-18440-3692639757 incoming transaction European Union 39757European Union EU EC generalZero19879 incoming transaction European Union 19879European Union EU EC generalZero19879 incoming transaction European Union 19879European Union EU EC generalZero33034 incoming transaction European Union 33034European Union EU EC generalZero33034 incoming transaction European Union 33034European Union EU EC generalZero66067 incoming transaction European Union 66067European Union EU EC generalZero8211 incoming transaction European Union 8211European Union EU EC generalZero2112 incoming transaction European Union 2112European Union EU EC generalZeroCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-19:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibGreen Liberty Zala brivibaGreen Liberty (#Za## br#v#ba# in Latvian) is a non-profit NGO founded in 1993. Green Liberty#s mission is to contribute to the development of a society where people live in harmony with each other and the environment. Green Liberty aims at raising awareness aboutsocial and environmental implications of current trends in consumerism, trade and globalization, empowering people to make meaningful decisions connected with their lives directly and indirectly and opposing abuses of power. Green Liberty organizes press briefings, conferences, exhibitions, public lectures, expositions, and runs webpage and online campaigns. Green Liberty publishes environmental information, organizes different cultural and environmental actions, as well as does studies on socio-environmental issues and works on sustainable development and lifestyles, development issues and particularly on fair trade, climate and energy and waste related issues. Green Liberty also advocates government on sustainable development and environmentalpolicy integration in various sectoral policies.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security281005 -30353035 3691 34117 incoming transaction European Union 34117European Union EU EC generalGreen Liberty Zala briviba17059 incoming transaction European Union 17059European Union EU EC generalGreen Liberty Zala briviba17059 incoming transaction European Union 17059European Union EU EC generalGreen Liberty Zala briviba33944 incoming transaction European Union 33944European Union EU EC generalGreen Liberty Zala briviba33944 incoming transaction European Union 33944European Union EU EC generalGreen Liberty Zala briviba21411 incoming transaction European Union 21411European Union EU EC generalGreen Liberty Zala briviba42823 incoming transaction European Union 42823European Union EU EC generalGreen Liberty Zala briviba21411 incoming transaction European Union 21411European Union EU EC generalGreen Liberty Zala briviba14883 incoming transaction European Union 14883European Union EU EC generalGreen Liberty Zala briviba14883 incoming transaction European Union 14883European Union EU EC generalGreen Liberty Zala briviba33161 incoming transaction European Union 33161European Union EU EC generalGreen Liberty Zala brivibaCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-20:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibRomania in TransitionThe Romania in Transition ART Association has been the national HUB of Transition Network since 2013, an organization meant to inspire, encourage, connect and train communities, as they consider, implementing transition initiatives in response to currentglobal challenges. More active local Transition hubs are in Bucharest, Cluj, Alba Iulia and Hunedoara. ART's main directions of activity areinvolvement in national projects and international partnerships, some applied, practical, experiential, "handson", others focused on education for change and transformative innovation (permaculture, eco-social entrepreneurship, sociocracy 3.0, more on www.intranzitie.org) ART is currently a founding member of the European network ECOLISE - The European Network for Community Led Initiatives onClimate Change and Sustainability based in Brussels.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security184490 0 0 -5400524935 incoming transaction European Union 24935European Union EU EC generalRomania in Transition12468 incoming transaction European Union 12468European Union EU EC generalRomania in Transition12468 incoming transaction European Union 12468European Union EU EC generalRomania in Transition18225 incoming transaction European Union 18225European Union EU EC generalRomania in Transition54675 incoming transaction European Union 54675European Union EU EC generalRomania in Transition7715 incoming transaction European Union 7715European Union EU EC generalRomania in TransitionCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedcitizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-21:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibEcoliseECOLISE was created in 2014 as a coalition of national and international networks of community#led initiatives on sustainability and climate change, as well as organisations that support a community#led transition to a resilient Europe. Unprecedented global attention is being given to sustainability and climate change. Global agendas are set to achieve Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) andgreenhouse gas emission targets. It is critical that, in additional to action at international and national levels, these goals aretranslated into meaningful actions and sustained behaviour change at community and individual levels of scale. ECOLISE works on thepremise that this can best be achieved by supporting bottom#up action that will complement a necessary well planned and communicated top#down approach. ECOLISE brings together a diverse range of actors with considerable experience of supporting, implementing and sharing learning about bottom#up approaches across and beyond three significant movements # the Ecovillage movement, the Permaculture movement and the Transition movement. While our primary focus is on Europe, we strongly value and seek to build on our links withsimilar networks and movements across the world, particularly in the Global South.European Union Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands European UnionThe right to life and security565200 -17251725 -2993370725 incoming transaction European Union 70725European Union EU EC generalEcolise35363 incoming transaction European Union 35363European Union EU EC generalEcolise35363 incoming transaction European Union 35363European Union EU EC generalEcolise69763 incoming transaction European Union 69763European Union EU EC generalEcolise69763 incoming transaction European Union 69763European Union EU EC generalEcolise35528 incoming transaction European Union 35528European Union EU EC generalEcolise71056 incoming transaction European Union 71056European Union EU EC generalEcolise35528 incoming transaction European Union 35528European Union EU EC generalEcolise28045 incoming transaction European Union 28045European Union EU EC generalEcolise28045 incoming transaction European Union 28045European Union EU EC generalEcolise81585 incoming transaction European Union 81585European Union EU EC generalEcoliseCSOs have strengthened capacity (and maintain and expand their civic space) to engage local, nationally and internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingCitizens are aware of and/or understand and/or actively engage in narratives on climate justice, natural resources and land rights.citizens accessing information through activitities supportedlogframe indicators 1.8 1.9 1.11citizens who took action on climate justice.log frame indicators 3.5 3.6 2.5.1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06225-22:EUOxfam NovibRaising public awareness of development issues and promoting development education among European Citizens. The latest climate science and weather events give the action's proposed activities an added urgency. 2017 and 2018 saw a rash of extreme weather events across the world. Current emission reduction commitments, including the EU's, are not in line with the Paris Agreement to decrease emissions to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Communities in the Global South are also experiencing the impacts of climate changeand developing countries urgently need resources to adapt and mitigate the effects. The project brings together a consortium of 20 organizations underthe umbrellas of Oxfam and Climate Action Network Europe. The proposed activities will take place in 13member states and will aim to raise awareness, build capacity and support EU citizens, particularly young people, to build public support for ambitious climate change and development policies which have gender quality at their core. The project has threemain objectives: - Increasing awareness of connections between climate change and development; - Increasing the capacity of young citizens and CSOs to take action on climate change and development; - EU citizens take action in pan-European efforts totackle climate change and development. Among others,the foreseen activities will include audience research, storytelling, digital and traditional media usage to raise awareness about the urgency of action to prevent the further deterioration of the climateand to share hopeful stories of change too. The project will inform, train and educate citizens across the continent on how they can lead change in their own communities and influence decision makers.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. 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internationally in influencing on gendered climate justice, natural resources and/or land rights issues in an effective and inclusive way.CSOs who demonstrate strengthened capacity to engage in influencingNL-KVK-27108436-A-06228-02:PSOxfam NovibTamer institute is a protection actor that works on child protection in Gaza. In this project Tamer will be managing and analyzing information on children registered in the case management system (family centers), identify response plans for children and co-design specific services that require development.Oxfam NovibTamer Institute for Community EducaTAMER Institute for Community Education is an educational non-governmental and non-profit organization established in 1989 to respond to the urgent needs of the Palestinian community during the first intifada. The organization focus on the rights to education, identity, freedom of expression, access to information and protection. Tamer works across the West Bank and Gaza Strip, primarily targeting children and young adults. Over the past decades, Tamer Institute has been providing a wide range of civil society engagement,remedial education and gender-sensitive programs designed to address different vulnerabilities through educational support programsbased on life skills education, stories, expressive arts, recreational activities, theatre, youth-led protection initiatives, child/parent interaction programs and awareness-raising, with a special focus on community engagement. Tamer institute relies on three pillars to implement its gender-sensitive approach: participatory planning approach, gender-aware staff and gender balancing activities. Tamer#s activities are designed to be aligned with the Child Protection Minimum Standards and MHPSS IASC Guidelines. Through its various programs, Tamer targets vulnerable children who are most in need of education, and who lack access to essential services. Italso responds to the needs of displaced children and families in the most affected areas, allowing them to build resilience and school achievements. Tamer is a member in Mental Health and Psychosocial Support group (protection cluster subgroup), CPN of MoSD and work together with different service providers and child protection organizations to ensure children access high-quality services andprevent duplication in providing the services. Tamer Institute responds to child protection concerns and runs 12 centres all over the Gaza Strip located in 6 spaces, each consisting of 5 centres: one Hub Centre; 2 Satellite Libraries; 1 School and 1 Kindergarten.Centres aim at improving the psychosocial well-being ofvulnerable children and promoting the best practices, while minimizing harmful practices in raising children for caregivers. Case manager inside centres respond to different concerns such as neglect and emotional abuse, physical violence against children,injured children, unaccompanied and separated children, child labour and injured children. Tamer started employing the case management approach and employed 10 trained case managers at the family centres[1] to providevulnerable children with child protection services. Since 2016, more than 3000 children received the case management services. Tamer has a supervisor over the case managers to provide them with required technical support of the CP SoPs and follow up the process of providing the case management service to ensure the quality of the service. Tamer uses the Child Protection Case Information Management System for documenting children cases supported through case management in its centres.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.5164 34.44850The right to life and security338190 43284 76093 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 76093Oxfam Belgium back donorTamer Institute for Community Educa76093 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 76093Oxfam Belgium back donorTamer Institute for Community Educa101457 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 101457Oxfam Belgium back donorTamer Institute for Community Educa84547 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 84547Oxfam Belgium back donorTamer Institute for Community Educa43284 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 43284Oxfam Belgium back donorTamer Institute for Community EducaWomen and Men able to: “# of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice receiving cash to respond effectively to disasters”Women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners with cash transfers to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners with cash transfers to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: “# of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice receiving cash to respond effectively to disasters”women living in poverty and injustice use cash transfers to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use cash transfers to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06228-03:PSOxfam NovibESDC will be working with 60 HHs who have their business started in 2019 by Oxfam intervention funded by DGD and who have the potential to grow and expand towards a more sustainable business. ESDC will be monitoring the implementation of the project thatincludes cash disbursements, coaching, training, and networking with Oxfam EJ advisor.Oxfam NovibEconomic and Social Development CenESDC complies with Palestinian labour law; employees are covered with health insurance and the insurance to the offices; there is vehicle insurance and social insurance for guests ,The ESDC has a board of directors with a well-defined and written mandate. The board provides the organizations with oversight and accountability and does regular up-keep of business records. ESDC#s mission statement is also available. Finally, there are mechanisms and structures for ensuring participatory management by the organization's top management. It is worth noting that ESDC was an ISO 9001 certified, which is a positive point for them in regards to governance structure. They are well organized in term of their procedures and policies. Some procedures are in place but not systemized. They havea written complaint system, although it needs further work. It also needs to develop an operational manual. ESDC is governed by an elected, multidisciplinary Board of Directors (BoD). The BoD consists of 9 members, 6 men and 3 women. The term of the BoD is two years, after which elections are held and the General Assembly elects the new BoD. ESDC is governed by the following core values: Equality, Democracy, Partnership, Cooperation, Transparency, Integrity, Social Justice, Civil Peace. ESDC staff consists of more than twenty full time employees specialized in capacity building of cooperatives and community based organizations (CBOs), agriculture, water and environment. The staff work from one of ESDC's three offices: Ramallah, Gaza and Tubas. ESDC#s general assembly consists of 26 members from both genders, where members are from different areas and specializations in the field of development. They meet at least one time every year. The board of directors consists of 9members elected by the general assembly members every two years.ESDC staff consists of more than twenty full time employees specialized in capacity building of cooperatives and community#based organizations, agriculture, water and environment based on three offices in Ramallah, Gaza and Tubas. For the complaint system: the system primarily uses emails and letters, as well as oral complains. All methods of communication are put into the complaint system. Vision: A Palestinian cooperative society that is economically independent and socially just Mission: Eventuating Integrated Development in Palestine through Economic <(>&<)> Social Empowerment for the target groups ESDC continues to align its organizational values withthe internationally-accepted co-operative principles. It also upholds the values of transparency, integrity and accountability, social justice, and peace. ESDC recognizes itself as a member of civil society in Palestine. Its stated strategic objective within the development programme: 1. To contribute in the national endeavours in improving the livelihood <(>&<)> food Security for the target groups. 2. To increase the capacities of civil society organization, including cooperatives in providing relevant services to their members <(>&<)> communities. 3. To reinforce the gender equitable <(>&<)> equity in ESDC's operations <(>&<)> activities. 4. To build the capacities of ESDC to be more efficient and effective in management <(>&<)> supervision. Target Beneficiaries: CBOs , small scale farmers , vulnerable groups(youth, women) and vulnerable areas that are affected from displacement, the wall and settlers violence, communities who are vulnerable to food insecurity. ESDC#s geographical focus is in all of the West Bank and Gaza Strip with a main focus in rural areas and vulnerable communities (for Vulnerability definition ESDC uses definitions from national publications,UN OCHA, and other related organizations). ESDC#s understanding of partnership: As a local NGO, they share a common objective with internationalNGOs and donors to meet and work with each other to achieve agreed objectives. The local partner brings technical expertise and relationships with local communities, where the international and donor partners contribute financially and in developing thecapacities of the local partner. They also the international skills and capabilities particularly in terms of advocacy and lobbying. Therefore, the agreed objectives are achieved through collective action from both partners , each of them participate within the scope of their capacity. ESDC has a mechanism to identify beneficiaries in their work and are accountable to them through a well defined, organized system for beneficiary selection. ESDC ensures participation of all community members in the developmentof selectioncriteria and the selection process. ESDC presents the list of beneficiaries to the local community, receives feedback on it, and ifthere is a complaint, feedback, or a contradiction, they are open to discuss.They have a system for selectingtarget groups with communities and involving local communities in all project stages: announcing the project in communities, setting criteria with communities, involving communities in needs assessments, designing the interventions, promoting the project, selecting beneficiaries, involving local communities in the selection of beneficiaries, monitoring the progress of projects. ESDC also publishes projects details on their website. ESDC is also accountable to its target group through a feedback system, in which complaints and any notes in regard to activities and other issues related to implementation and activities, can be sent and addressed. ESDC also has forms to measure beneficiary satisfaction. However, this system should be more organized. ESDCrequires more capacity building in this area including mechanism to ensure regular reporting. Level of accountability and transparency is good in general but needs a stronger documentation system that is integrated into their operational manual and M<(>&<)>E system. ESDC works very closely with farmers and CBOs especially cooperatives, and support them in term of capacity building, marketing legislation issues, and with line ministries on the Cooperative Law. Therefore, ESDC is strategically focusedonthe rights of farmers, policy and legislation that influences them and lobbying with other organization to improve farmers' situation. ESDC defines Vulnerability according to the country context, clusters' definitions and UN agencies especially UNOCHA. They need to systemize their work according to this criteria, and not change on a project by project basis. ESDC has its own gender strategy and give preference to female headed households as target groups, as wellas female producers and women#s cooperatives. ESDC has both internal and external evaluations for its projects to measure impact and outcomes.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.5164 34.44850The right to life and security192237 86507 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 86507Oxfam Belgium back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen48059 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 48059Oxfam Belgium back donorEconomic and Social Development Cen57671 incoming transaction OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) 57671Oxfam Belgium back donorEconomic and Social Development CenWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06228-04:PSOxfam NovibOxfam will be responsible for technical oversight on the implementation of the two partners. it will also directly deliver cash to vendors that will be engaging in the food voucher project. Oxfam will conduct the Gender Action Learning to the target community. Oxfam will also work in an advocacy component through the following # Explore formal and informal social protection policies/programs implemented in the Gaza Strip through different stakeholders (MoSD, UN agencies, INGOs, and National Civil Society Organizations). The aim is to develop a set of recommendations looking into integrating formal and the informal social protection schemes to support #Shock-Responsive# social protection programming in the Gaza Strip # Production of case studies exploring -in depth- the characteristics of new vulnerable/groups identified through the #Responsiveness of the Palestinian Safety Net Program#. Such an understanding can influence the design of social protection programs that can potentially target these groupseither through formal or informal social protection systemsOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib has been active in the Occupied Palestinian Territory/Israel (OPT/I) since 1982 and working with Palestinian refugees in Lebanon since the mid 1980s. It has built up a strong network of relationships with local NGOs and counts among its localcounterparts some of the largest and most professional NGOs in various sectors. It has accompanied these NGOs in their development from ad hoc volunteer groups to sizeable professional institutions with national outreach. At the same time the conceptualisation of the programme has evolved from three country programs in the early 1990s to a program for Palestinians in the Middle East (PME) working withPalestinians in OPT, Israel and Lebanon. The programme has changed over the years with the establishment of the Palestinian Authority (PA) in the mid-1990s from a focus on support and service provision at a grassroots level and grassroots mobilization, to working towards influencing the establishment of the PA, its lawmaking and supporting building a democratic state # this involved supporting efforts of Palestinian civil society to build the basis for a democratic Palestinian state with room for civil participation, ensuring inclusion of vulnerable groups, refugees and women, and shaping its laws and systems. Oxfam Novib has also supported partners that are working on the provision of humanitarian assistance, response preparedness and conflict transformation. We have also supported partners in the provision of health services, access to quality education and gender justice.OXFAM-IN-BELGIUM (SOLIDARITÉ) Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Palestinian Territories31.5164 34.44850The right to life and security48763 293704 273462 5324 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5324CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic8341 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib8341CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic21539Oxfam Belgium back donor-452 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-452CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-13212 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-13212CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic7844Oxfam Belgium back donor7451Oxfam Belgium back donor5746Oxfam Belgium back donor6183Oxfam Belgium back donor6373Oxfam Belgium back donor6789Oxfam Belgium back donor6673Oxfam Belgium back donor10156Oxfam Belgium back donor10132Oxfam Belgium back donor10631Oxfam Belgium back donor29372Oxfam Belgium back donor27911Oxfam Belgium back donor43936Oxfam Belgium back donor50851Oxfam Belgium back donor21889Oxfam Belgium back donor68991Oxfam Belgium back donor50299Oxfam Belgium back donor44129Oxfam Belgium back donor67898Oxfam Belgium back donor64296Oxfam Belgium back donor-2231Oxfam Belgium back donor29289Oxfam Belgium back donor19782Oxfam Belgium back donor53Oxfam Belgium back donor-54Oxfam Belgium back donor382Oxfam Belgium back donor-382 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-382Unders/overspending Donor FundsImproved policies: # of cases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by (sub)national governments or global actors for quality humanitairan responsespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies: # of cases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by (sub)national governments or global actors for quality humanitairan responsescases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to adopting and/or implementing improved gender sensitive policies by (sub)national governments or global actors for quality humanitairan responsesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06254-02:NLOxfam NovibThe ARC programmes are currently more than halfway through the implementation phase, with its various projects facing complex and multi-dimensional challenges during implementation. The purpose of this ARC learning symposium is to capitalize on experience from ARC programs through collaborative learning and knowledge sharing, to establish shared understanding on lessons learned and best practices, as well as analyze challenges and opportunities on dealing with addressing root causes of conflict and insecurity among the ARC partners. The learning symposium will build on learning commitments of the ARC global learning initiative* and will provide a platform to reflect on the lessons learned and challenges experienced by the key ARC learning groups (stillto be confirmed - Conflict Sensitivity, Gender Transformation, and Adaptive Management). Furthermore, the learning symposium will draw on findings from the mid-term reviews and look forwards into applying lessons learned from both successes and challenges to adapt the programmes in the comingyears. Finally, we will look to develop joint recommendations for the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MoFA) and other key stakeholders regarding interventions in fragile settings with an eye on the future of the ARC programme.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Knowledge Platform Security and Rule of LawOxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NetherlandsThe right to social and political participation8000Knowledge Platform Security & Rule of LaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06266-02:VNOxfam NovibThis project seeks to unite civil society actors in order to reflect ways of working, conduct strategic planning, thus strengthening the capacity of CSOs actors. On the other hand, it also focuses on searching for new narratives of civil society, as wellas ways to promote social justice and human rights agendas. It seeks ways to build strong popular support for civil society and activist movements that can withstand delegitimizing narratives. It is a long-term work and requires more than smart and well-framed communications campaigns. Civic Space Promotion: Way forward and Support Needed Given the limited resource and timeframe, this project will create a platform for various actors to share reflection and conduct strategic planning on ways moving forward. It will also formulate a novel worldview on civil society that reflects the context of Vietnam and the global trend. It will identify and build a network of those who share this worldview and best represent this worldview in their professional lives. The project also develops relevant and convincing big ideas/strategic messages to targeted groups and effective channels for communication. Finally, the project plans to invest in resource mobilization that is necessary for this long-term and strategic program of capacity development, narrative building and networking. Objectives: 1. Strengthened engagement and interactions among CSO actors including registered NGOs and emerging youth groups, i.e. CBOs toward a more united civil society sector. 2. Enhanced communication by civil society actors targeting different publics, of novel narrative and values portraying CS constructive image to development.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn Vietnam , Oxfam is one of the leading international, non -governmental organisation. Since 1955, Oxfam is active in Vietnam withhumanitarian interventions and started development work in the late 1980's. Today, Oxfam works in 26 provinces with people, governments and civil society to promote equality and well-being through social and economic change.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Vietnam21.0277 105.8341The right to social and political participation23285 29225 2424Oxfam America funding with back donor2472Oxfam America funding with back donor3460Oxfam America funding with back donor2419Oxfam America funding with back donor2323Oxfam America funding with back donor3262Oxfam America funding with back donor2456 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2456Oxfam America funding with back donor4402Oxfam America funding with back donor-2456 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-2456Oxfam America funding with back donor2522Oxfam America funding with back donor1783Oxfam America funding with back donor1804Oxfam America funding with back donor2418Oxfam America funding with back donor-348Oxfam America funding with back donor2837Oxfam America funding with back donor2356Oxfam America funding with back donor3257Oxfam America funding with back donor3276Oxfam America funding with back donor10146Oxfam America funding with back donor1695Oxfam America funding with back donor929Oxfam America funding with back donor-929 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-929Unders/overspending Donor FundsStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space..cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to influence the quantity of aid as well as to increase civil society space -DD4NL-KVK-27108436-A-06266-03:VNOxfam NovibCivil society in Vietnam has gone through different period, since 1993, when the governmental Decree number 35 to allow of establishment of NGO (so call scientific organizations) in Vietnam. Presently, there is a diverse spectrum of associational life inVietnam, including: (-) membership based associations, clubs, foundations registered or not; (-) registered NGOs under the form of institutes, center, social enterprises; (-) networks, movements, religious organizations, and (-) a growing number of political groups. The latter are not recognized by the Government. So far, civil society had great contribution to the development of the country. Civil society space has been shrinking over the past recent years. Vietnam has reached low middle-income status;many donors have withdrawal from the country. The government has imposed different restricted laws and policies to the operation, e.g. decree 93 to control financial inflow and decision 76/2010/Q#-TTg to manage international workshop/meetings, limiting outreach activities of CSOs and financial depletion from international development assistance. These have been leading to the low impact of the civil society#s work and networking between civil society is loose. Rethinking civil society is necessary. Beside these visible factors, like in many other countries, #narratives have become a weapon for closing civic space. State and non-state perpetrators of violence and restrictions are crafting and mobilising public narratives as a core strategy. They use stigmatisation and smear attacks to discredit and isolate activists and movements. They manipulate news, public opinion, and beliefs and fears to legitimise repressive actions and divide and undermine civil society. They spread negative narratives that portrayactivists as anti-national, anti-development, undermining societalnorms, elitist, unaccountable and corrupt, and even as terrorists. These narratives and their framing foster and exploit existing prejudice to generate fear, call into question whose rights and voices count, justify legal restrictions and repression, and to create conditions for violent attacks and impunity #. According to the study #benchmark assessment of civil society space in Vietnam#, social and cultural values is one of fundamentalfactors to influence the expansion or shrinking of civil society space. The space expands when the public participate in philanthropic activities, increase their support/acceptance of independent social criticism and ideological difference, care about social injustice and political activities. In other words, the more people participate in and support for civil society the broader space that civil society creates. The people willingness to participate in and support for civil society is influenced by thenarrative about civil society. This is why the state and other actors are using narratives to confuse, scare and prevent people from participating in and supporting for civil society. Therefore, created space for different civil societygroups to strategically reflect on moving forward and to create and disseminate alternative narrative is important. This project seeks to unite civil society actors in order to reflect ways of working, conduct strategic planning, thus strengthening the capacity of CSOsactors. On the other hand, it also focuses on searching for new narratives of civil society, as well as ways to promote socialjustice and human rights agendas. It seeks ways to build strong popular support for civil society and activist movements thatcan withstand delegitimizing narratives. It is a long-term work and requires more than smart and well-framed communications campaigns. The project objective 1. Strengthened engagement and interactions among CSO actors including registered NGOs and emerging youth groups, i.e. CBOs toward a more united civil society sector. 2. Enhanced communication by civil society actors targeting different publics, of novel narrative and values portraying CS constructive image to development.Oxfam NovibECUEECUE was founded in January 2018 as a social enterprise which promotes sustainable production and consumption through promoting ethics in business and protecting consumer#s rights. ECUE works with non-governmental organizations, enterprises and governmental agencies to address issues of environmental pollution, gender injustice, labor rights violation, LGBTIQ discrimination, integrity and community rights. ECUE focuses on research and social campaigns to encourage consumers and citizen to care about equality and justice. ECUE aims to organize consumer-citizens to better exercise their rights to influence both enterprises and state agencies to respect human rights in business. ECUE advises responsible companies on sustainability and designs communicationproducts for them which convey their commitments to public goods. ECUE has a working relationship with Oxfam Novib on BTAP (Budget Transparency and Accountability Partnership) and ECUE#s founder is the Chairperson of People#s Participation Working Group(PPWG) which Oxfam Novib is also a coremember.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to social and political participation48916 3792 36359 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 36359Oxfam America funding with back donorECUE16349 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 16349Oxfam America funding with back donorECUEStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06267-02:MZOxfam NovibAssociação Moçambicana Mulher e Educação (AMME) is a civil society entity, Mozambican, non-profit and oriented to support development. Created in 2012 and legally constituted through BR nº 47 of the II series. The current governing board was elected atthe last Ordinary General Assembly held in August 2015. The organization has 150 members with more than 50% women. AMME already has a 5-year history of collaboration with Oxfam IBIS. The thematic focus of this partnership has always been on working on access and retention of young girls at schools though strengthening and capacity building of school councils. The partnership has contributed significantly to the development of the skills of AMME staff, particularly in the field of school council strengthening. In terms of fund management, the organization currently has more than 7 partner organizations that finance AMME with a total annual value of approximately USD 670,500. The audit reports assessed by Oxfam do not undermine the organization in terms offund management since the AMME has adecentralized management structure and internal procedures manuals. In this project AMME will play a role of implementation, capacity development of school councils in the 3 districts in the province of Zambezia. AMMEwill also be responsible for conducting fieldmonitoring visits and preparing the respective progress reports and producing stories of changes.Oxfam NovibAMME Assoc Moçambicana Muher e EducAssociação Moçambicana Mulher e Educação (AMME) is a civil society entity, Mozambican, non-profit and oriented to support development. Created in 2012 and legally constituted through BR nº 47 of the II series. The current governing board was elected atthe last Ordinary General Assembly held in August 2015. The organization has 150 members with more than 50% women. AMME already has a 5-year history of collaboration with Oxfam IBIS. The thematic focus of this partnership has always been on working on access and retention of young girls at schools though strengthening and capacity building of school councils. The partnership has contributed significantly to the development of the skills of AMME staff, particularly in the field of school council strengthening. In terms of fund management, the organization currently has more than 7 partner organizations that finance AMME with a total annual value of approximately USD 670,500. The audit reports assessed by Oxfam do not undermine the organization in terms offund management since the AMME has adecentralized management structure and internal procedures manuals. In this project AMME will play a role of implementation where they do capacity development of school councils in 6 districts in the province of Zambezia, documentation of results and best practices and elaboration of reports on activities. They also play a significant role on community mobilization by mounting awareness campaigns through media such as radio, theatre etc. It is their duty as well to ensure the monitoring of the day-by-day activities of the project.OXFAM HONGKONG Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Mozambique-18.665 35.52956The right to basic social services116737 101589 80131 incoming transaction OXFAM HONGKONG 80131Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHKAMME Assoc Moçambicana Muher e Educ36606 incoming transaction OXFAM HONGKONG 36606Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHKAMME Assoc Moçambicana Muher e Educ101589 incoming transaction OXFAM HONGKONG 101589Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHKAMME Assoc Moçambicana Muher e EducShifted norms and attitudes: # of women and men demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthrole models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersDue to Covid-19, a few are the actions, and appearances of the beneficiariesThe numbers is increasingThe numbers is increasingShifted norms and attitudes: # of women and men demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthwomen demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthThe number of sessions is incresing litle by litleMembers of SC actively demostrating that they are agent of changes in their communitiesMembers of SC actively demostrating that they are agent of changes in their communitiesmen demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthThe number of sessions are increasing little by littleThere more men in SCs that participate, monitor and demand for good quality in education in the Nicoadala, Maganja and Milange districtsThere more men in SCs that participate, monitor and demand for good quality in education in the Nicoadala, Maganja and Milange districtsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06267-03:MZOxfam NovibThe project is being implemented in a context where the education sector in Mozambique presents numerous challenges. On the one hand, the quality of teaching is very low, characterized mainly by the inability of boys and girls in primary education to know how to read and write and on the other hand, by the fact that access to the right to education for all is far from being a reality. The lack of access to primary education affects mostly young girls, particularly those who come from rural areas. Social norms and negativegender stereotypes are one of the main factors for poor access to education for young girls. The Education for Active Citizenship implemented since 2018, in partnership with UNICEF, an initiative that aims to mobilize communities, through school councils to challenge harmful social norms for the full development of girls in order to ensure access and retention of girls in Primary Schools. Theproject benefited more than 11,000 school council members and resulted in significant changes in the functioning of schools and, above all, in the reduction of school drop-out rates for girls, thus offering opportunities for girls to dream of a promising future. The project ended its implementation at the end of 2019 and in order to ensure the consolidation of good practices in working with school council to improve access and retention in primary Schools to serve as evidence for advocacy, Oxfam Mozambique and Oxfam Hong Kong agreed to design an initiative, lasting one year, with the aim of contributing to girls and boys having access to an inclusive and quality education, based on the previous experience of working with school councils. The project will focus on the collection, documentation of evidence at the local level that will later be systematized and documented to serve as a basis for influencing education authorities at the local and national level, an will be implemented in Zambézia proncice in 3 selected Distric of Nicoadala, Maganja da Costa and MIlenge, and will cover directly proximately 900 school Council Members. Oxfam will play a crucial role of identifying opportunities for sharing experience, lobbies and advocacy, as well as establishing strategic links between the Implementing partner with the different stakeholders, as well asproviding technical and strategic support to the implementing partner so that theobjectives of the initiative are achieved.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM HONGKONG Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Mozambique-18.665 35.52956The right to basic social services38814 -4421601Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHK6246Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHK2752Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHK1771Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHK2243Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHK332Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHK2338Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHK1532Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHK161Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHK-2313Oxfam Hong Kong own funds OHK2476 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2476CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic162 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib162CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic150 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib150CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-680 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-680CRA Programme Expenditures Country OfficShifted norms and attitudes: # of women and men demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthrole models / frontrunners expressing their views during events / on platforms organized by Oxfam and partnersShifted norms and attitudes: # of women and men demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthwomen demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthmen demonstrate increased awareness of youth-related topics, their norms and attitudes have shifted to acknowledge the importance and potential of youthNL-KVK-27108436-A-06269-02:VNOxfam NovibThis project aims at contributing to promoting and protecting the land rights of ethnic minorities in Vietnam through restoring minority rights over their customary lands in the process of land reallocation from State-owned forest and agricultural enterprises. The project will achieve the goals set through a comprehensive strategy combining (i) leveraging the power of the National Assembly Ethnic Council (NAEC) to make provincial authorities commit and act on effectively pushing the customary land re-allocation from SFAEsto ethnic minority communities, (ii) empowering ethnic minority communities to reclaim their rights over their customary land, (iii) facilitating multi-stakeholder dialogue for the land reallocation/return and (iv) advocacy for improving the legal framework for returning customary lands to ethnic minority communities at national level. In the joint effort with 3 other organizations, Oxfam will contribute technical expertise in training, research, media engagement and communication strategy, and policy advocacy. Oxfam will ensure that all activities adopt a gender mainstreaming approach and are fully documented through an established monitoring, evaluation and learning system. Oxfam will contribute GALS methodology to strengthen genderunderstanding among participating communities.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibIn Vietnam , Oxfam is one of the leading international, non -governmental organisation. Since 1955, Oxfam is active in Vietnam withhumanitarian interventions and started development work in the late 1980's. Today, Oxfam works in 26 provinces with people, governments and civil society to promote equality and well-being through social and economic change.CISDOMA Consultative InstituteOxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands VietnamThe right to a sustainable livelihood0 6089 16002 25305 761 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib761CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic639 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib639CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-1400 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-1400CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic4279 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4279CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic6397 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6397Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi-4279 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-4279CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-6397 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-6397Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi7430Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1015Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1439Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi-5382Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi6397 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6397CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic1029Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1860Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1192Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi-2493Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi-6397 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-6397CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic524Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi957Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1006Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi2826Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi6336 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib6336CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-4384Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1309Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi2109Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1135Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1064Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi3121Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1168Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi-6403Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1043Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1024Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1076Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi3368Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi3840Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1350Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1422Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi2550Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi1354Consultative Institute for Socio-Economi13513Consultative Institute for Socio-EconomiImproved policies Governments & global actors: # cases of (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing improved gender sensitive policies promoting small scale producers landrights & access to water (following Oxfam/partners actions)pieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachesRecommendation to revise Land Law - findings from the process of FLA in practice1 film, 1 guideline, 2 policy recommendations on land policy for ethnic minoritiespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsGuideline on Forest and Land Allocation procedure1 film, 1 guideline, 2 policy recommendations on land policy for ethnic minoritiesImproved policies Governments & global actors: # cases of (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing improved gender sensitive policies promoting small scale producers landrights & access to water (following Oxfam/partners actions)cases of (sub)national governments or global actors adopting/implementing improved gender sensitive policies promoting small scale producers landrights & access to water (following Oxfam/partners actions) - DD2Recommendation to revise Land LawLand Law 2024Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.women directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen from 10 communities in KonTumWomen improved knowledge on access to land and advocacy skills to defend their land rightsmen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen from 10 communities in KonTumMen improved knowledge on access to land and advocacy skills to defend their land rightsWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.women living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.Women from 10 communities in KonTumPeople actual received community forest land for self-management and benefitsmen living in poverty and injustice using their enhanced knowledge and skills to advance, secure and defend their land rights and their access to water.Men from 10 communities in KonTumPeople actual received community forest land for self-management and benefitsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06285-02:KHOxfam NovibSDC Project will be undertaken to contribute to the design of strategies to be implemented during IP2. This includes: - A study in Cambodia assessing the impact of changes to the Mekong River flow regime on biodiversity and livelihoods of riverine communities in the Mekong and Tonle Sap (Great Lake) . This will complement the Political, Economic and Stakeholder analysis in Cambodia. - A national dialogue event on women’s leadership in water governance and renewable energy in the Mekong Delta-3S regionin Vietnam. This will be informed by the Cost Effectiveness Study and also the Political, Economic and Stakeholder analysis. - A national dialogue eventin Lao PDR to assess the status of civil society in water governance and develop strategies for the future of the Lao PDR Natural Resources and River Network or equivalent. This will be based on the outcomes of the Political, Economic and Stakeholder analysis in Lao PDR and will link to the established civil society organisations and networks in Vietnam. - A dialogue and planning event in Cambodia to support the Ministry of Environment (MoE) to develop a gender mainstreaming policy. This will be based on the Cost Effectiveness study and Cambodia Mekong Impact Assessment (proposed Activity 4.13) and will lead to strategies and plans to integrate gendered social impact analysis into water infrastructure. The MoE has a key role to play in promoting environmental and social impact assessment for water infrastructure including in protected areas such as on the Mekong and in the Tonle Sap Region. - A civil society strategic planning event in Thailand based on the outcomes of the Political, Economic and Stakeholder analysis in Thailand and the Cost Effectiveness Study. This event will develop key strategies for the full IP2 in Thailand and at the regional level. - A design process (consultant and workshop) to develop plans to pilot protocols for community consultation on water infrastructure projects, which would inform strategies to influence water governance actors on more meaningful engagement with affected communities. The development of consultation protocols will be implemented from Year 2. - Develop, translate and publish a summary brief on the dam scope hydropower risk analysis (Activity 3.3.24) toinform strategies to engage with hydro-power actors across the region. Translate International Rivers’ gender guide into Thai and Khmer to strengthen gender mainstreaming into partner plans and activities in IP2.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.OXFAM Australia Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to a sustainable livelihood66696 4004Oxfam Australia funding with back donor2293Oxfam Australia funding with back donor3166Oxfam Australia funding with back donor4716Oxfam Australia funding with back donor6599Oxfam Australia funding with back donor469Oxfam Australia funding with back donor7098Oxfam Australia funding with back donor13638Oxfam Australia funding with back donor8643Oxfam Australia funding with back donor16075Oxfam Australia funding with back donor258Oxfam Australia funding with back donor-262Oxfam Australia funding with back donor2316 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib2316CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-2316Oxfam Australia funding with back donorProjects and Programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on small scale producers rights to land and their access to waterevidence products (track records, cases, evaluations etc.) produced that assess Oxfam Novib’s programmes and projects effectiveness and qualityProjects and Programmes more effective: # cases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on small scale producers rights to land and their access to watercases where Oxfam Novib/partners implement recommendations derived from learning trajectories on small scale producers rights to land and their access to waterNL-KVK-27108436-A-06294-02:GROxfam NovibGreek Council for Refugees has been providing legal aid to refugees and asylum seekers since 1989 and is operating in Lesvos since the crisis outbreak. GCR welcomes and offers free legal assistance and social services to refugees and other people seekingasylum inGreece. GCR leads on joint research, advocacy and (strategic) litigation projects on the broader impact of EU policies in Greece, with the aim of redressing rights violations and affecting institutional change. The project aims to 1) promote a fair and efficient asylum system that respects the rights of persons in need of international protection, 2) highlight the lack of a plan in Greece as far as the asylum procedures and the detention centers in the mainland are concerned, 3) consolidate andfurther seek out (legal and political) avenues for challenging the current situation at the EU level.Oxfam NovibGreek Council for RefugeesFounded in 1989, the Greek Council for Refugees provides legal assistance and social support to asylum seekers and refugees; facilitates their social integration and promotes their legal and social rights. GCR#s work includes: social counseling, support for accommodation, education, work and other integration issues; free legal counseling and representation before the asylum authorities, the Hellenic Police, national courts and other judicial and administrative authorities as per need; border monitoring;educational and cultural activities for asylum seekers and refugees, including children; advocacy and promotion of refugee rights (participation in national and international networks, campaigns and several other fora; implementation of seminars for thepolice, local administrations, lawyers, prosecutors and judges; raising awareness in Greek schools); reporting to international and national relevant institutions and bodies on the asylum situation in Greece. GCR is governed by an elected Board of Directors and employs more than 100 members of staff, including social workers, lawyers, interpreters, project managers, communication officers and other supporting personneOxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands GreeceThe right to life and security69367 92000 70 571 22000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib22000Migration fund GreeceGreek Council for Refugees39367 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib39367Migration fund GreeceGreek Council for Refugees-12217 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-12217Migration fund GreeceGreek Council for Refugees8673 incoming transaction OXFAM FRANCE 8673Oxfam France own fundsGreek Council for Refugees3544 incoming transaction Oxfam Sweden 3544Oxfam Sweden Own FundsGreek Council for Refugees60000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib60000Migration fund GreeceGreek Council for Refugees35000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib35000Migration fund GreeceGreek Council for Refugees4359 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib4359Migration fund GreeceGreek Council for Refugees332 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib332Migration fund Greece70 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib70Migration fund Greece239 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib239Migration fund GreeceImproved policies Governments & global actors: # of cases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to (sub)national governments or global actors implementing policy and/or practice changes in line with Oxfam migration strategy objectivespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments & global actors: # of cases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to (sub)national governments or global actors implementing policy and/or practice changes in line with Oxfam migration strategy objectivescases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to (sub)national governments or global actors implementing policy and/or practice changes in line with Oxfam migration strategy objectivesIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners on migration.alternative policies/approaches presented by Oxfam Novib and partners to duty bearers in and influencers of governments, global governmental actors and the private sectorcampaigns in which Oxfam Novib and partners participatedIncreased political will: # cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners on migration.cases of influentials endorsing gender sensitive policy asks of Oxfam/partners on migration.Stronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to achieve Oxfam’s migration strategy objectives.cases in which Oxfam Novib and partners supported joint agendas of networks, alliancesstakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersparticipants in stakeholder sessions organized by Oxfam Novib and partnersStronger and wider alliances: # of cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to achieve Oxfam’s migration strategy objectives.cases in which Oxfam Novib/partners have strengthened and/or broadened alliances in order to achieve Oxfam’s migration strategy objectives.Women and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06294-05:GROxfam NovibThe amount of £15,000 is to contribute towards Oxfam#s support of Legal Aid provision in Moria camp on the island of Lesbos in Greece through its partner Greek Council for Refugees (GCR). The project aims at ensuring protection against violence and abuse of human rights through legal assistance, especially for first and second instance asylum claims and non-asylum related violence, with a focus on the most vulnerable populations.Oxfam NovibGreek Council for RefugeesFounded in 1989, the Greek Council for Refugees provides legal assistance and social support to asylum seekers and refugees; facilitates their social integration and promotes their legal and social rights. GCR#s work includes: social counseling, support for accommodation, education, work and other integration issues; free legal counseling and representation before the asylum authorities, the Hellenic Police, national courts and other judicial and administrative authorities as per need; border monitoring;educational and cultural activities for asylum seekers and refugees, including children; advocacy and promotion of refugee rights (participation in national and international networks, campaigns and several other fora; implementation of seminars for thepolice, local administrations, lawyers, prosecutors and judges; raising awareness in Greek schools); reporting to international and national relevant institutions and bodies on the asylum situation in Greece. GCR is governed by an elected Board of Directors and employs more than 100 members of staff, including social workers, lawyers, interpreters, project managers, communication officers and other supporting personneOXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands GreeceThe right to life and security16663 14996 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 14996Oxfam GBGreek Council for Refugees1666 incoming transaction OXFAM GB 1666Oxfam GBGreek Council for RefugeesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06294-06:GROxfam NovibThe EU Migration Policy Advisor will: 1. Work with programmes: Work with the Europe programmes to utilize the existing resources asbest as possible and engage with programmes in MENA and the Sahel region, in order to continue running the campaign. 2. Influencingdecision makers in Brussels: Promoting Oxfam’s positions and recommendations with stakeholders in BXL: setting up and attending meetings (as well as assisting country programs with meetings in BXL), events, consultations, and other types of advocacy work. 3. Coordination with others and with affiliates: Working together with others within the Europe Migration campaign, including the small core team as well as affiliates, and with other organisations, in order to ensure coordination and added value that comes with a broad network of influencers. 4. Line Managing the Even it Up team in the EU Office and performing the Deputy HoO role: Providing support to Chiara and Jeroen in their daily work, supporting Natalia in approving expenses on a monthly basis, and having responsibility forthe EU Office’s MEL The Media Officer will: .•Lead on EU-focused media and communications products (including drafting, getting sign off and pitching), providing support across all OI campaigns: from economic inequality to food security and climate change, to humanitarian assistance. •Update and implement the OI EU digital media strategy, including the production and management of web content and social media tools. •Work with the OI Head of Media, OI News Manager and OI Media Leads, and media staff from relevant Oxfam affiliates and regions, to identify and support media and communications opportunities across Europe. •Expand media contacts in Brussels, organise press events, brief journalists, produce, distribute and place media materials. •Contribute with strategic informationand analysis to OI’s media strategies relevant to OI’s EU advocacy work, both internally and externallyOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam International’s European Union office in Brussels works to influence decision-makers in the EU institutions and member statesto ensure that European policies affecting developing and crisis-hit countries have a positive impact on the lives and livelihoods of those in need. For decades, the European Union has been a major political force globally that has promoted peace, democracy and shared prosperity in its foreign policy. However, recent years have seen the EU turn inwards, implementing policies that respond to short-term political agendas within Europe rather than supporting human rights and sustainable development to the benefit of all people. As countries around the world struggle to tackle the spread of the coronavirus, Europe can lead in the fight to contain the pandemic with visionary political leadership, and to use the recovery as an opportunity to make the world a better place. Oxfam believesthat the EU can develop policy based on its founding values of human dignity and equality of opportunity, which work for both its members and its global partners. European politicians must act now to meet the commitments of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Grand Bargain on Humanitarian Action. More following link: https://www.oxfam.org/en/euOxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands GreeceThe right to life and security48000 0 48000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib48000Migration fund GreeceOxfam NovibImproved policies Governments & global actors: # of cases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to (sub)national governments or global actors implementing policy and/or practice changes in line with Oxfam migration strategy objectivespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners in support of development/adoption of alternative policies/approachespieces of evidence (documents, studies, videos, testimonies etc.) produced by Oxfam Novib and partners to support monitoring of practices and implementation of policies by governments and global actorsImproved policies Governments & global actors: # of cases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to (sub)national governments or global actors implementing policy and/or practice changes in line with Oxfam migration strategy objectivescases where Oxfam Novib’s/partners' influencing has contributed to (sub)national governments or global actors implementing policy and/or practice changes in line with Oxfam migration strategy objectivesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06294-08:XGOxfam NovibTBDOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam International’s European Union office in Brussels works to influence decision-makers in the EU institutions and member statesto ensure that European policies affecting developing and crisis-hit countries have a positive impact on the lives and livelihoods of those in need. For decades, the European Union has been a major political force globally that has promoted peace, democracy and shared prosperity in its foreign policy. However, recent years have seen the EU turn inwards, implementing policies that respond to short-term political agendas within Europe rather than supporting human rights and sustainable development to the benefit of all people. As countries around the world struggle to tackle the spread of the coronavirus, Europe can lead in the fight to contain the pandemic with visionary political leadership, and to use the recovery as an opportunity to make the world a better place. Oxfam believesthat the EU can develop policy based on its founding values of human dignity and equality of opportunity, which work for both its members and its global partners. European politicians must act now to meet the commitments of the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development and the Grand Bargain on Humanitarian Action. More following link: https://www.oxfam.org/en/euOxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to life and security5000 5000 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib5000Migration fund GreeceOxfam NovibWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersWomen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesMen directly supported by Oxfam Novib/partners to enhance their capabilitiesWomen and Men able to: # of people (M/F) living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disasterswomen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersmen living in poverty and injustice use their enhanced knowledge and skills to respond effectively to disastersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06294-09:IEOxfam NovibThe European Migration Campaign Manager leads the European Migration Campaign (EMC). The EMC is an Oxfam campaign supported and implemented by various European Oxfam affiliates including Oxfam Italy, Ireland, Netherlands (Novib) and Spain. The European MigrationCampaign Manager coordinates with others and with affiliates as well as with programmes that focus on migration. She is also involved with the newly launched Human Mobility Initiative that is a multi-year initiative from Oxfam and partners.Oxfam NovibOxfam IrelandOxfam Ireland works with local partner organizations in developing countries to develop effective solutions to poverty and injustice. It is a registered charity in the Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland, with headquarters in Dublin and Belfast. Oxfam is an international confederation of 19 organizations networked together in more than 90 countries, as part of a global movement for change, to build a future free from the injustice of poverty. Jointly, we can draw upon 70 years of experience in humanitarian and development work.Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IrelandThe right to life and security13335 13335 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib13335Migration fund GreeceOxfam IrelandWithin and outside Oxfam, networks and relations are strengthened to support the migration agendaOxfam affiliates collaborate on and support migration and advocacy work.partner organisations that work towards a common migration agendaNL-KVK-27108436-A-06295-02:KHOxfam NovibGiven the commitment of Oxfam US (OUS) and the Oxfam Regional Platform in Asia to promote justice in extractive sectors in Asia; and following the Oxfam 2020 modality, this grant proposal is to confirm the funding commitment from OUS to the Oxfam International (OI) Regional Platform in Asia with the support of Oxfam Netherlands (ONL) as an Executing Agency (EA) to help manage the grant proposal. This grant proposal#s main objective is to enable the Regional Extractive Industries (EI) Program Coordinator to fullfil his role to coordinate the implementation of country and regional partner grant proposals in order to deliver program outcomes and impacts.Specifically, for 1 April 2021- 30 April 2022, this project will enable EI regional program coordinator to fullfil his works: 1. Develop capacity of OIC and NGO partners to strategically and sustainably position EI and Natural Resource Governance program interventions to deliver impacts on protecting women rights and IPs rights and improving CSO roles in EI Governance in Cambodia. 2. Offertechnical supports and oversight to Oxfam in Vietnam to implement the OUS invested projects related to EI and gender-EI to improve CSO roles in promoting gender justice, accountability and community rights protection (10%). 3. Offer some technical and managerialsupports and guidance to implement EI related projects in Timor Leste and Myanmar. 4. Manage PEM III project to meet donor requirements and ensure operational closure. 5. Support efforts to promoteregional program coordination, and contribute to the development of CLV strategies and Oxfam Asia strategic review process. 6. Managing two EI regional projects in partnership with AIPP/AIPNEE and NTFP-EP. 7. Contribute to learning and knowledge sharing and offer inputs to EI global team discussion.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project#s implementation.OXFAM GB Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Cambodia12.5656 104.9909The right to social and political participation74289 885 9788Oxfam GB funding with back donor10964Oxfam GB funding with back donor43253Oxfam GB funding with back donor185Oxfam GB funding with back donor8397Oxfam GB funding with back donor4222Oxfam GB funding with back donor1938 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib1938CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic9730 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib9730CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic8126 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib8126CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic7675 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib7675CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic9100 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib9100CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic-2522Oxfam GB funding with back donor-36570 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib-36570CRA Programme Expenditures Country Offic874Oxfam GB funding with back donor59Oxfam GB funding with back donor-48Oxfam GB funding with back donorStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06300-02:XGOxfam NovibGlobal Coordination team at Oxfam: Finance Coordinator, project officerOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. 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CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06300-03:XGOxfam NovibGlobal Coordination team at Hivos / global L<(>&<)>L CoordinatorOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to social and political participation2427 142472 159165 158604 21028 2427 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2427chargeable other costs to external grant27283 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 27283Chargeable salary costs to external gran42325 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 42325Chargeable salary costs to external gran-42325 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -42325Chargeable salary costs to external gran42324 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 42324Chargeable salary costs to external gran33961 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 33961Chargeable salary costs to external gran-33961 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -33961Chargeable salary costs to external gran33961 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 33961Chargeable salary costs to external gran38904 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 38904Chargeable salary costs to external gran46240 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 46240Chargeable salary costs to external gran3376 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3376Chargeable salary costs to external gran45812 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 45812Chargeable salary costs to external gran-45812 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -45812Chargeable salary costs to external gran45300 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 45300Chargeable salary costs to external gran39786 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 39786Chargeable salary costs to external gran-6905 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -6905Chargeable salary costs to external gran31368 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 31368Chargeable salary costs to external gran-31368 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -31368Chargeable salary costs to external gran31368 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 31368Chargeable salary costs to external gran44408 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 44408Chargeable salary costs to external gran50164 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 50164Chargeable salary costs to external gran-50164 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -50164Chargeable salary costs to external gran50164 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 50164Chargeable salary costs to external gran34726 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 34726Chargeable salary costs to external gran34726 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 34726Chargeable salary costs to external gran-34726 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -34726Chargeable salary costs to external gran29305 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 29305Chargeable salary costs to external gran29305 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 29305Chargeable salary costs to external gran-29305 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -29305Chargeable salary costs to external gran17837 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17837Chargeable salary costs to external gran3191 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3191Chargeable salary costs to external granStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06300-04:KHOxfam NovibKH Voice-team / ONL managed plus some global team members: programme manager and M<(>&<)>E officer AsiaOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. 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incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9694Chargeable salary costs to external gran52 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 52chargeable other costs to external grant10108 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10108Chargeable salary costs to external gran21367 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 21367Chargeable salary costs to external gran326 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 326chargeable other costs to external grant5515 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5515chargeable other costs to external grantStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and 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strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06300-09:NEOxfam NovibOxfam in Niger / ONL managedOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novibs main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fund raising, campaigning and advocacy. The Hub Niamey Niger exists since 2006 as a humanitarian field office and since 2012 as the decentralized Country office for Oxfam Novib, dealing with all the development and humanitarian themes like Sustainable livelihoods, Right to Basic services, Humanitarian and resilience interventions, The right to be heard and the right to an Identity, including women's rights and sexual and reproductive health rights. 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It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to social and political participation33188 200870 160407 220063 16152 8193 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8193Chargeable salary costs to external gran6889 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6889Chargeable salary costs to external gran14669 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14669Chargeable salary costs to external gran3127 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3127chargeable other costs to external grant310 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl310non-chargeable support costs6165 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6165Chargeable salary costs to external gran1502 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-DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06300-14:LAOxfam NovibOxfam in Laos, taken over from Oxfam Belgium per 01-01-2023.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam has had a presence in Lao PDR for longer than most INGOs, with both Oxfam in Belgium (OBE) and Oxfam Australia (OAU) beginning programming and establishing offices in the late 1980s. Oxfam’s vision is of a Laos in which all citizens – particularlywomen, the marginalised and discriminated groups – are able to claim their right to access opportunities and resources so as to overcome all forms of poverty and injustice. Since 2015, the work of Oxfam in the country is governed by the Oxfam Country Strategy (2015-2019).We seek transformative changes in policies, practices and beliefs in ways that fundamentally improve the lives of poor and marginalised women and men, and ensure that all citizens have the same opportunities to enjoy their rights. Todo so, Oxfam focuses its work on four Domains of Change: Citizen Participation and Civil Society Development, Gender Justice, Resilient Communities and Sustainable Development, and Responsible Investment. For this project, Oxfam in Laos will support theexpansion of the influencing work and public campaign on advocating for more inclusive social protection and access to social protection of the most marginalized workers. National public events will be organised, such Eliminate Violence Against Women Day(EVAW), and digital platforms will be used to socialize the information, and stir discussion and dialogue among rights holders, government stakeholders and policy makers. The campaigns will be implemented nationwide and in the provinces where Oxfam in Laosworks. Target groups include marginalized workers, youth, women, CSOs as well as government stakeholders.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation82317 158516 26780 5180 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5180Chargeable salary costs to external gran108 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl108non-chargeable support costs1232 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1232chargeable other costs to external grant181 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl181non-chargeable support costs5101 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5101Chargeable salary costs to external gran5602 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl5602non-chargeable support costs-53 incoming 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incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 82chargeable other costs to external grant5971 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5971Chargeable salary costs to external gran1143 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl1143non-chargeable support costs1348 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1348chargeable other costs to external grant4646 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl4646non-chargeable support costs97 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 97chargeable other costs to external grant5827 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5827Chargeable salary costs to external gran5114 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5114Chargeable salary costs to external gran1751 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl1751non-chargeable support costs3627 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3627chargeable other costs to external grant8206 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8206Chargeable salary costs to external gran2418 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl2418non-chargeable support costs92 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 92chargeable other costs to external grant26432 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl26432non-chargeable support costs3823 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3823Chargeable salary costs to external gran4119 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl4119non-chargeable support costs-16183 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl-16183non-chargeable support costs16183 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib16183Unders/overspending Donor Funds1797 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1797chargeable other costs to external grant2412 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2412Chargeable salary costs to external gran1262 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl1262non-chargeable support costs10850 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl10850non-chargeable support costs525 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 525chargeable other costs to external grant-10249 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreing Affairs e-facturen@minbuza.nl-10249non-chargeable support costs10249 incoming transaction Oxfam Novib10249Unders/overspending Donor Funds2295 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2295Chargeable salary costs to external gran-304 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -304Chargeable salary costs to external granCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06301-05:14Oxfam NovibThe "Chambua - Enhancing Inclusive Taxation" projects long-term vision is that marginalized citizens (particularly people with disabilities and young women) see an increased access to productive resources and open and inclusive spaces for political participation by enhancing citizen engagement in issues around taxation. The project hopes to see an increased (and more responsive) public expenditure to address the needs of those living at the margins of society, by promoting their sustained and active in decision-making processes by empowering communities to engage directly with the duty bearers, interrogating key public expenditure documents, and make recommendations to influence allocation and utilization of public funds to address their needs. The project objectives are: # To strengthen inclusive tax collection, procedures and systems safeguarding the concerns of People living with Disabilities and Women facing exploitation, abuse and/violence in Nairobi and Kisumu Counties by April 2022. # To increase allocation and utilization of publicfunds towards the priorities of PWDs and women facing exploitation, abuse and/violence in Nairobi and Kisumu Counties by April 2022. # To enhance the participation and visibility of 1,189 PWDs and 2,000 women facingexploitation, abuse and/violence in decision making process at the National and Sub-national level by April 2022. Meaningful change will be achieved if marginalized people is empowered to participate in the governance processes, increase the strength oftheir voice in the taxation dialogues, express their needs and push for inclusive taxation and public expenditure allocations so that no policy should be decided by any representative withouttheir full participation as they are the ones who are being affected. Only then shall government be responsive, prioritise inclusion and diversity in service delivery provision. This project is implemented by a consortium led by the Kenya Paraplegic Organization, in collaboration with the National Taxpayers Association (NTA), and the Kenya Female Advisory Organization (KEFEADO). # Kenyan Paraplegic Organization (KPO) which was registered under the NGO Coordination Act on 18th of March 2004 as a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) with the vision of an inclusive society where persons with Disability enjoy equal rights, lead dignified and sustainable lives and achieve their full potential. Kenyan Paraplegic Organization exists to inspire, empower and enhance quality of life of persons with Spinal Injury and related disabilities to be productive members of the society. # NTA is a national, independent non-partisan organization which is focussed on promoting good governance in Kenya. NTA has been implementing programmes focused on enhancing public accountability through monitoring the quality of public service delivery and the management of devolved funds. # KEFEADO is aNon-governmental organization who undertakes its work in Nyanza region. It exists to promote gender equity, equal opportunities andhuman rights for all. The consortium will employ an intersectional and intergenerational approach to ensure that synergies built with their constituencies through the years can be pooled together to ensure that principles of cross movement building is built on. Theexperience shall be drawn from the three institutions work on advocacy on disability and inclusion; public expenditure tracking and intersectional and intergenerational feminist movement building at all levels.Oxfam NovibKENYAN PARAPLEGIC ORGANIZATIONThe Kenyan Paraplegic Organization (KPO) was registered 2004 as a non-governmental organisation with a vision of an inclusive society where all persons with disabilities enjoy equal rights, lead dignified and sustainable lives, and achieve their full potential. KPO exists to inspire, empower and enhance quality of life of people with disabilities, particularly those with spinal injury (and related disabilities) to be productive members of the society. KPO endeavours to achieve this through using participatory integratedapproaches that strengthen the capacity of community-based organisation structures to facilitate their participation in socio-economic and political processes. As an organisation, KPO has five strategic pillars: - Governance and Accountability: to enable the participation of people with disabilities (PWDs), in civic education, lobby and advocacy, social audits, and use of media, to influence and enhance service delivery and accountability from duty bearers. - Economic Empowerment: by promoting entrepreneurship and business development among PWDs, by enhancing access to micro-finance institutions and devolved funds for capacity building and credit facilities, value chain enhancement, entrepreneurship development, promotion of aggregation and collection centres, skills in resource mobilization. - Psychosocial Support: through peer sessions, support with aiding devices, life skills development, social inclusion and integration, mentorship and exchange programmes, KPO contributes to reduce stigma against PWDs and increase their self-reliance. - Rehabilitation; KPO is establishing a trauma and rehabilitation centre for care and support with long term personalized follow up for adherence, integration and social support. - Organizational Development. KPO is a learning, self-reflecting Organization to continually enhance skills and knowledge in advocacy, resource mobilization, documentation, networking and socio-economic development strategies as well as continually improving on internalsystems and procedures. KPO reaches PWDs in 9 Counties in Kenya: Nairobi, Kiambu, Laikipia, Kajiado, Nakuru, Baringo, Bomet, Bungoma and Busia. KPO has membership in various coalitions and Disability Persons Organisations (DPOs) that move forward the disability inclusion and diversity agenda. KPO is uniquely placed as its constituent account for the highest number of persons with physical disability who again are the largest cohort in persons living with disability. KPO is also able to address cross-cutting challenges of all persons with disability while paying special attention to the uniqueness of its core constituent; this is also possible though effective linkages, networking and collaboration with other DPOs and partners.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation58425 55504 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 55504Oxfam America funding with back donorKENYAN PARAPLEGIC ORGANIZATION2921 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 2921Oxfam America funding with back donorKENYAN PARAPLEGIC ORGANIZATIONStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06301-08:14Oxfam NovibThis collaboration enables the Ogiek people in Kenya's Mount Elgon to combine their immense knowledge and skills in managing their customary land with new community-based Geographic Information Science (GIS) technologies. The project employs a revolutionary tech-based solution called MAPEO, which enables them to collect and leverage data describing land and resource use in order to defend andadvance their land rights. The project aims to: # Build the Ogiek#s capacity to map and monitor their ancestral lands. # Reduce the Ogiek#s marginalisation through increasing their ability to advocate for themselves in local and national platforms with government and other officials. # Secure greater land tenure for the Ogiek through the existing legal mechanisms in Kenya, reduce territorialconflict with neighbouring communities, and increase internal fluency on territory issues for indigenous people. The project is implemented by a consortium lead by the Chepkitale Indigenous Peoples Development Project (CIPDP), as a representative organisation of the Ogiek people of Mount Elgon. CIPDP has been working on land rights issues for a number of years, and since 2010 with Forest Peoples Programme on issues including capacity development for policy influencing and strategic institutional support; GIS training; responsible finance; and networking with neighbouring communities. Digital Democracy is a long term partner of FPP, having collaborated with them in Latin America providing technical support and local partner training in mapping and land defense technologies in theAmazon.Oxfam NovibCHEPKITALE INDIGENOUS PEOPLEChepkitale Indigenous People Development Project (CIPD) was founded in 2000 and registered in 2003. CIPDP was founded from the needof the community to self-organise and supporting the collective pursuing the land rights of the Ogiek Community. All its programmesare fully community initiated and driven. What is unique about CIPDP is that its founders are community activists who inherited thestruggle of the community from past generations and are committed to inspire a new generation tokeep striving forthe vision set forth by their ancestors. CIPDPs programmes are centred around protecting the land rights of the Ogiek Community in Mt. Elgon, this include: awareness raising on all aspects of their land rights, policy influencing, providing legal aid to members of the community, promote community-led environmental conservation, and support the community to develop sustainable livelihoods. CIPDP works in Mt. Elgon region traversing the Kenyan Bungoma and Trans-Nzoia counties where there is presence of the Ogiek Community members. They haveestablished working relationships with communities especially hunter gatherer communities whom we work together on land and resource rights, and alliances with other like-minded national and international civil society organizations.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation40000 35000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 35000Oxfam America funding with back donorCHEPKITALE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE5000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 5000Oxfam America funding with back donorCHEPKITALE INDIGENOUS PEOPLECivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06301-09:14Oxfam Novib#The Unknown About Albinism# project aims to profile and map households with Persons with Albinism (PAW) in Northern, Western and Central Uganda as a basis for advocacy and access to services. The project has the following specific objectives: # To create a comprehensive database for PWA in Northern, Western and Central Uganda through community-led data collection (collection through Albinism Umbrella#s national network of advocates and activists). # To promote the formation of support groups of PWA at grassroots levels as a basis for accessing health, education and other mainstream services. # To empower PWA with advocacy skills through the support groups to enable them lobby for their rights. # To influence national policy so as to enhance inclusion of PWA in mainstream development based on the data collected. Therefore, the project collaborates closely with Uganda Bureau of Statistics, Ministry of Health and Ministry of Education, National Council for Disability and the Police. Furthermore, the project activities create a positive impact on the quality of life of PWAs in the country by improving their health (including limiting cases of skin cancer) and achievement of education in the mainstream. By doing so, the project increases visibility and recognition of albinism as a disabling conditionand the support structures created facilitate advocacy access to services across the country. Ultimately, the project empowers PWA by increasing their self-esteem and confidence and enhancing opportunities for them to participate effectively in mainstream development processes in the country.Oxfam NovibALBINISM UMBRELLA LIMITEDAlbinism Umbrella (AU) was set up with the ultimate aim of having a joint voice for all persons with albinism (PWA) and albinism organization in Uganda. Albinism Umbrella (AU) was founded in 2014 at the pick of a national out carry for persons with albinism to have a collective voice in order to advocate their plight in Uganda as a solution to the then limiting factors of the existing albinism organizations. The vision bearer was driven by desire to have lasting impact on the persons with albinism. Theissue of contention among many organizations was either to be classified as a disability movement or not. AU was legally incorporated in February 2017 as a company limited by guaranty by its founding members Ms. Olive Namutebi and Ms.Phenamyra Nagujjawho were passionate about the wholistic person with albinism. Albinism Umbrella has grown from strength to strength in the past few years, as a young organization, moving it from a small vision of providing hope to people with albinism to regional outlook. When the organization started it sought to be relevant to the Ugandan community focusing on legislature changes. Now it has a more global perspective on issues of albinism and strives to be the number one authority on issues of albinism and the related challenges in Africa. Albinism Umbrella is unique in its advocacy strategy that engages all relevant players at national level for instance Parliament, ministerial and local government engagements. The ability and capacity to advocate, analyse and review legal policies.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation40000 35000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 35000Oxfam America funding with back donorALBINISM UMBRELLA LIMITED5000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 5000Oxfam America funding with back donorALBINISM UMBRELLA LIMITEDCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06301-10:14Oxfam NovibThe project aims to empower marginalised women and girls (with focus on women with disabilities, single mothers, sex workers, teenage mothers, among many others) to participate in the County Budget processes in Kwale County (in Kenya) by enhancing their voices todemand for the uptake of their priority needs and equitable distribution of resources during the planning and budget making processes by lobbying for Gender Responsive Budgeting. The #Tupo. Tusikizwe# project is piloted (design phase -6 months) in 5 villages fromMatuga sub county and it is planned to be scaled up (Implementation phase # 18 months) to 10 villages in Msambweni and Lungalunga sub counties in Kwale County. The objectives of the project are: # To enhance understanding of the normative framework on budgeting at county level. # To enhance understanding on gender responsive budgeting and utilization of gender responsive budgeting principles. # To enhance the capacity of women and girls to analyse the Kwale County budget estimates against their needs. # To recommend actions to enhance responsiveness to GBV and economic empowerment of adolescent girls and young women. # To enhance the capacity of girls and women to lobby for the uptake of their priorities.Oxfam NovibCOALITION ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMENThe Coalition On Violence Against Women (COVAW) is a National non-profit women#s rights organisation in Kenya founded in 1995 as a response to the silence of the Kenyan society in addressing Violence Against Women and Girls. COVAW has a strong grassrootspresence in Kenya through its community activists. COVAW#s head office is in Nairobi, with satellite offices in Narok and Kwale Counties. COVAW also has projects covering Kisumu, Migori and Kiambu counties. COVAW is a women-led organisation that prioritises developing thecapacity of women leaders in the workplace and in the communities as a contribution to gender equality goals. COVAW#s main goal is to contribute to a society where women and girls enjoy equal rights, freedoms and thrive in safe spaces. It#s main programmes and activities are related to Facilitating access to justice for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), promoting sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) including the elimination of female genital mutilation(FGM), promote women#s economic empowerment for vulnerable girls as a way to mitigate child trafficking and commercial sex exploitation, and creating safe spaces for girls to develop leadership skills, and promote feminist law and policy reforms. All COVAW#s work is set to support the most vulnerableand marginalised groups of women, including women and girls with intellectual disabilities, and survivors or violence, particularlyin hard-to-reach areas.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation40000 35000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 35000Oxfam America funding with back donorCOALITION ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN5000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 5000Oxfam America funding with back donorCOALITION ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMENCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06301-11:14Oxfam NovibThe "Chambua - Enhancing Inclusive Taxation" projects long-term vision is that marginalized citizens (particularly people with disabilities and young women) see an increased access to productive resources and open and inclusive spaces for political participation by enhancing citizen engagement in issues around taxation. The project hopes to see an increased (and more responsive) public expenditure to address the needs of those living at the margins of society, by promoting their sustained and active in decision-making processes by empowering communities to engage directly with the duty bearers, interrogating key public expenditure documents, and make recommendations to influence allocation and utilization of public funds to address their needs. The project objectives are: # To strengthen inclusive tax collection, procedures and systems safeguarding the concerns of People living with Disabilities and Women facing exploitation, abuse and/violence in Nairobi and Kisumu Counties by April 2022. # To increase allocation and utilization of publicfunds towards the priorities of PWDs and women facing exploitation, abuse and/violence in Nairobi and Kisumu Counties by April 2022. # To enhance the participation and visibility of 1,189 PWDs and 2,000 women facingexploitation, abuse and/violence in decision making process at the National and Sub-national level by April 2022. Meaningful change will be achieved if marginalized people is empowered to participate in the governance processes, increase the strength oftheir voice in the taxation dialogues, express their needs and push for inclusive taxation and public expenditure allocations so that no policy should be decided by any representative withouttheir full participation as they are the ones who are being affected. Only then shall government be responsive, prioritise inclusion and diversity in service delivery provision. This project is implemented by a consortium led by the Kenya Paraplegic Organization, in collaboration with the National Taxpayers Association (NTA), and the Kenya Female Advisory Organization (KEFEADO). # Kenyan Paraplegic Organization (KPO) which was registered under the NGO Coordination Act on 18th of March 2004 as a Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) with the vision of an inclusive society where persons with Disability enjoy equal rights, lead dignified and sustainable lives and achieve their full potential. Kenyan Paraplegic Organization exists to inspire, empower and enhance quality of life of persons with Spinal Injury and related disabilities to be productive members of the society. # NTA is a national, independent non-partisan organization which is focussed on promoting good governance in Kenya. NTA has been implementing programmes focused on enhancing public accountability through monitoring the quality of public service delivery and the management of devolved funds. # KEFEADO is aNon-governmental organization who undertakes its work in Nyanza region. It exists to promote gender equity, equal opportunities andhuman rights for all. The consortium will employ an intersectional and intergenerational approach to ensure that synergies built with their constituencies through the years can be pooled together to ensure that principles of cross movement building is built on. Theexperience shall be drawn from the three institutions work on advocacy on disability and inclusion; public expenditureOxfam NovibKENYAN PARAPLEGIC ORGANIZATIONThe Kenyan Paraplegic Organization (KPO) was registered 2004 as a non-governmental organisation with a vision of an inclusive society where all persons with disabilities enjoy equal rights, lead dignified and sustainable lives, and achieve their full potential. KPO exists to inspire, empower and enhance quality of life of people with disabilities, particularly those with spinal injury (and related disabilities) to be productive members of the society. KPO endeavours to achieve this through using participatory integratedapproaches that strengthen the capacity of community-based organisation structures to facilitate their participation in socio-economic and political processes. As an organisation, KPO has five strategic pillars: - Governance and Accountability: to enable the participation of people with disabilities (PWDs), in civic education, lobby and advocacy, social audits, and use of media, to influence and enhance service delivery and accountability from duty bearers. - Economic Empowerment: by promoting entrepreneurship and business development among PWDs, by enhancing access to micro-finance institutions and devolved funds for capacity building and credit facilities, value chain enhancement, entrepreneurship development, promotion of aggregation and collection centres, skills in resource mobilization. - Psychosocial Support: through peer sessions, support with aiding devices, life skills development, social inclusion and integration, mentorship and exchange programmes, KPO contributes to reduce stigma against PWDs and increase their self-reliance. - Rehabilitation; KPO is establishing a trauma and rehabilitation centre for care and support with long term personalized follow up for adherence, integration and social support. - Organizational Development. KPO is a learning, self-reflecting Organization to continually enhance skills and knowledge in advocacy, resource mobilization, documentation, networking and socio-economic development strategies as well as continually improving on internalsystems and procedures. KPO reaches PWDs in 9 Counties in Kenya: Nairobi, Kiambu, Laikipia, Kajiado, Nakuru, Baringo, Bomet, Bungoma and Busia. KPO has membership in various coalitions and Disability Persons Organisations (DPOs) that move forward the disability inclusion and diversity agenda. KPO is uniquely placed as its constituent account for the highest number of persons with physical disability who again are the largest cohort in persons living with disability. KPO is also able to address cross-cutting challenges of all persons with disability while paying special attention to the uniqueness of its core constituent; this is also possible though effective linkages, networking and collaboration with other DPOs and partners.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation40000 35000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 35000Oxfam America funding with back donorKENYAN PARAPLEGIC ORGANIZATION5000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 5000Oxfam America funding with back donorKENYAN PARAPLEGIC ORGANIZATIONCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06301-12:17Oxfam NovibThis project is empowering young people (but with a specific focus on LGBTIQ+ communities and persons living with disabilities) across Ghana, Nigeria and Mali with the skills to improve (social) accountability around fiscal issues, most especially taxation and public budgeting as a means to improve their access to comprehensive (particularly healthcare and education). Long term, the project partners aim to promote the greater inclusion of marginalized communities in fiscal policy-making and practices monitoring dialogues. The idea is to both: (i) expand the institutional support for inclusion of marginalised people to proactively engage with tax policy reforms and budget monitoring; and (ii) improve the understanding of budget and fiscal monitoring, pro-poor tax policy, efficienttax collection and public budget allocations by organisations addressing the health and education needs of marginalised populationsin project countries. To accomplish this, the project is: 1. Conducting research (participatory action research) on two areas: (a)current fiscal (both taxation and budget) policy and practice monitoring initiatives in Ghana, Nigeria and Mali through the lens ofthe marginalized groups to highlight inclusive and exclusive policies and practices, and (b) to research the current budget expenditure on marginalized communities (particularly by the Global Fund#s Country Coordinating Mechanisms). 2. Developing advocacy briefs based on research findings and recommendations and then pre-test these materials. 3. Conducting face to face advocacy meetings, using briefs, with in-country stakeholders and national authorities on tax and budgeting. 4. Creating knowledge-sharing workshops to improve knowledge of stakeholders working in existing budget monitoring initiatives, to improve their inclusion of youth, LGBTIQ+, and people with disabilities in their projects. And for marginalized people to learn about tax and budget policy and practices at national, provincial and municipal levels. 5. Runing a seven-month advocacy campaign in each country, built on the knowledge gained through the research, advocacy briefs, knowledge sharing, and link and learn events. The project is implemented by a consortium is composed of five distinct organisaitons led by the Kids <(>&<)> Teens Resource Centre: # KIDS <(>&<)> TEENS RESOURCE CENTRE (K<(>&<)>TRC) is a registered non-governmental organization established in December 2002 to advance, promote and support efforts of government andall other stakeholders involved in children and young people developmental activities. K<(>&<)>TRC has been working among children and young people for the past 14 years and have made remarkable impacts in the lives of young people in communities we work through service provision, information sharing, capacity development, mentoring and participatory community development. # ARCAD SANTE PLUS:Formerly known as ARCAD-SIDA Mali, the Association for Community Resilience towards Access to Development and Health PLUS (ARCAD Santé PLUS) is a Malian community-based organization created in 1994. ARCAD Santé PLUS is a recognized public-interest organization since 2016 and has been a key partner of the State of Mali since 2000 in the implementation of the malian initiative for access to antiretroviral treatments (ARV) and in the decentralization of HIV services accross the country. Founding member of Coalition PLUS in 2008, ARCAD Santé PLUS coordinate Coalition PLUS West Africa Platform since 2014. Involving 23 associations in 8 countries, the platform is a network for South-South capacity building. # ACCOUNTABILITY INTERNATIONAL: Accountability International has a 12 year long history working in partnerships and collaborating with dozens if not hundreds of partners. As an organisation we have worked to popularise accountability, been a leader in participatory action research for human rights in Africa and as a think tank are steeped in learning and experimenting. AI brings expertise in Participatory Action Research, a broad spectrum of human rights knowledge and experience and a strong network of marginalised people. # SOCIETY FOR AIDS IN AFRICA: Founded in 1989, the Society for AIDS in Africa (SAA) is a non-government, non-profit making, civic and community oriented organisation with the overall goal of mitigating the impact of HIV and AIDS, TB as well as Malaria in the African continent, through various activities. SAA envisions an African continent free of AIDS, TB, Malaria and emerging infections, where the communities are empowered, with no stigma and discrimination against PLHIV, key populations and their families and where there is social justice, and equity to accessing treatment, care and support. # PEERREVIEW FORUM: The Peer Review Forum is an organization working towards ensuring accountability of allstakeholders responding to theHIV epidemic in Nigeria towards the goal of elimination of AIDS in Nigeria by 2030. It was inaugurated in 2016 with the institutionof a platform to bring together all stakeholders to discuss the status of the HIV response annually. As a watchdog for the Nigeria HIV response, its mission is to amplify the diverse voices of communities, by ensuring that the voices inform and drive the HIV programs in Nigeria.Oxfam NovibKIDS & TEENS RESOURCE CENTREKids <(>&<)> Teens Resource Centre (K<(>&<)>TRC) is a registered non-governmental organisation established in 2002 to advance, promote and support efforts of government and all other stakeholders involved in children and young people developmental activities. K<(>&<)>TRC has been working with children and young people for the past 14 years and has made remarkable impacts in the lives of youngpeople in communities through continuous service provision, information sharing, capacity development, mentoring, and participatorycommunity development. K<(>&<)>TRC envisions a #secured future# where young people are empowered to actively participate and contribute to the sustainable development of their own communities. The mission is to create an enabling environment that equips young people with the knowledge and skills required for their self-actualization and development. K<(>&<)>TRC has her head office in Akure, with physical offices in 4 states across 3 of the 6 geo-political zones of Nigeria namely Ondo, Ekiti, Kwara and Plateau States. K<(>&<)>TRC is also a member of many national civil society networks in Nigeria. In the African Region, K<(>&<)>TRC coordinates young people on HIV <(>&<)> AIDS in West Africa. K<(>&<)>TRC led many advocacy to First Ladies of West African Countries for more responsive participation of the First Ladies on Adolescent Girls and Young Women interventions across Republic of Benin, Ghana, Togo, Nigeriaand Cote D#Ivorie.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands West Africa RegThe right to social and political participation40000 35000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 35000Oxfam America funding with back donorKIDS & TEENS RESOURCE CENTRE5000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 5000Oxfam America funding with back donorKIDS & TEENS RESOURCE CENTRECivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06301-13:14Oxfam NovibThe project#s idea is to study and develop tools for rapid research cycles to understand the LGBTQ+ community members# contributionto policymaking and transparency by governments, against a backdrop of publicly available academic and policy research. The projectenables marginalized communities to contribute to openly available knowledge about their needs, to simplify the use of publicly available information, and feed this data into policymaking mechanisms (particularly those related to enhancing access to healthcare). To do this, the project will need to conduct research (needs assessment, key stakeholder interviews, focus group discussions) as well as policy analyses to understand: # How is data by the LGBTQ+ community collected. # How is the data shared. # How is rapid research and prototyping currently incorporated into policymaking. We will then use this information to create semi-automated digital andin-person tools to facilitate rapid research and sharing of anonymized findings with the larger community, through a combination ofinitial prototyping workshops followed by web-based resources. The initial Design Phase of the project focuses on understanding the needs and challenges faced by the LGBTQ+ community in conducting robust research and in sharing results, where the bottlenecks are, how urban/rural communities are impacted, how data is shared across individual activists, civil society and local/national bodies.Other interesting areas are how indigenous methods of information gathering are used, what are local methods of creating knowledge,how is transparency imbedded into communities and governance. The project aims to push the envelope on both decolonizing research methodologies as well as incorporating aspects of feminist research. Namely: 1. Seeking to challenge existing systemic, structural power relations. 2. Valuing the knowledge of research participants as expert knowledge, with #ways of knowing# rooted in their lived experiences, even as gender and sexual norms and power relations are constantly changing and fluid. 3. Rejecting the notion of research objectivity, requiring researchers to acknowledge how (their) positionality and power affects the research process and research results. 4. Prioritizing social accountability, meaning that knowledge produced through research is a resource that is co-produced and co-owned by research participants and available for their dissemination and use. Through our experience in data leadership, and in cooperation with our three LGBTQ-focused partners, we will build a resource that is inclusive, re-usable, sustainable and scalable to bring the data voices of the community into the public sphere, with a particular focus on access to healthcare, in a safe and secure manner. This project is implemented by a consortium of four organizations: # Pollicy (leading partner) will serve as the technical expert. Icebreakers Uganda (IBU) is a respected organization in Uganda serving the LGBT community. FARUG serves the LBT community and has been at the forefront of amplifying the voices of this community. Similarly, Tranz Network has been hard at work to bring issues facing the rans community in Uganda into mainstream dialogue through meetings and research. IBU, FARUG and Tranz Networkwill be tapping into their networks, beneficiaries and resources to help in answering some of our key learning questions as part of this project. # POLLICY: is a civic technology organization using data and technology to improve public service delivery for citizens in Uganda, and across Africa. There are major gaps within government and stakeholders in collecting data, analysing this data and using this data within planning, budgeting and programming. Pollicy believes in the power of data to revolutionize how governments deliver services to their citizens. By improving data processes, we can improve how services are delivered, how budgets are allocated, how citizens interact with governments and how organizations advocate for social change. # ICEBREAKERS UGANDA: Formed in 2004, Icebreakers Uganda is a non-profit care and support organization for Lesbian, Gay Bisexual, Transgender people focused on Sexual Health, Sexual Health Rights advocacy, community mobilization and HIV/AIDS awareness and preventionfor all LGBT people. They also fundamentally focus on breaking barriers for LGBTI people seeking health services in different places of their choice by creating partnerships,lobbying stake holders, orienting service providers and constantly reminding the LGBTI people of sexual risks and other factors that we all face as sexual minorities in Uganda. Icebreakers Uganda caters for LGBT Ugandans of 18 years and over # who are #coming out#, as well as men and women who are already #out, or having feelings ofloneliness or isolation due to sexuality or sexual related orientation. # TRANZ NETWORK UGANDA: formerly known as Uganda Network for Transgender and Gender Non-Conforming Persons (UNTGNC) was formed on the 23rd of July 2014. It is an initiative that through awareness and sensitization campaigns about trans issues, brings together transgender and gender non-conforming organizations as well as individuals. It also creates avenues for transgender people inUganda in order to ease access services in a harmonious environment. Tranz Network Uganda (TNU) is a network of organizations that work with transgender and gender non-conforming persons. The network has a secretariat which coordinates other 12 member organizations. # FREEDOM AND ROAM UGANDA (FARUG): isa Lesbian, Bisexual and Queer (LBQ) diverse persons and womyn#s rights organisation based in Uganda and established in 2003. They are a feminist organization that reinforces feminist culture and principles, equality of womyn as stipulated in human rightsand international instruments. They challenge male chauvinism, patriarchy and cultures that aim at oppressing womyn. They create womyn autonomous spaces, challenge heteronomativity and forge sisterhood and solidarity. FARUG#s work includes raising awareness throughout the country about LBTI women, sexual and reproductive health, homophobia, and transphobia; increasing visibility in the media; lobbying locally, regionally and internationally; conducting skills and knowledge-sharing workshops, seminars andconferences; and challenging what the group sees as anti-LBTI beliefs and stigma on a day-to-day basis .Oxfam NovibPOLLICY U LimitedRegistered in 2016, Pollicy is a civic technology social enterprise using the power of data and technology to improve public service delivery for citizens in Uganda, and across Africa. Pollicy believes in the power of data to revolutionize how governments deliverservices to their citizens. By improving data processes, we can improve how services are delivered, how budgets are allocated, how citizens interact with governments and how organizations advocate for social change. Pollicy provides design consulting to re-engineer civic engagement and participatory processes, technology solutions for communication, digital data collection, crowd funding, and research services to better understand what works within each local context. There are major gaps within government and stakeholders in collecting data, analysing this data and using this data within planning, budgeting and programming. Therefore, through new technologies, Pollicy plans to bridge data gaps from grassroot level all the way up to national level. Pollicy works with a variety of partners to develop strategies aimed at adopting effective technology and design initiatives to improve the experience of citizen engagement and participation. Their passion is focused on influencing a culture of data use, promoting the use of shared data platforms, building analytical capacity and advocating for improved data usage amongst political candidates, civil society organizations, non-governmental organization and governments. And their work is aimed at increasing the knowledge base of civic technology within different local contexts to promote active learning and adoption. A major strength of the organization lies in its technical skills and closeness with local networks. Pollicy built these skills based on numerous years of experience working on mobile technologies such as short message service (SMS) and Interactive Voice Response, and working alongside Mobile Network Operators and aggregators aswell as through engagement with organizations on their data capacity.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation40000 35000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 35000Oxfam America funding with back donorPOLLICY U Limited5000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 5000Oxfam America funding with back donorPOLLICY U LimitedCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06301-14:14Oxfam NovibThe Wealth of Our Land/Boititap Korenyo project involving a consortium of CIPDP, FPP and Digital Democracy, will undertake the following activities in the project period: 1) completion of remote mapping of the of remaining areas in West and inside National Park (including areas that cross the current Uganda boundary), including GIS training and validation of mapping with elders to ensure accuracy of data; 2) build a mapping learning hub as a physical place to store artifacts and resources about Ogiek lands, to share with other communities; 3) share the learning of the Ogiek community through audio-visual and other media projects, including an atlas, and 4) strengthen bonds with Kony community to support them to launch their historical land injustices claim to the NLC and ensure boundary harmonization with them.Oxfam NovibCHEPKITALE INDIGENOUS PEOPLEChepkitale Indigenous People Development Project (CIPD) was founded in 2000 and registered in 2003. CIPDP was founded from the needof the community to self-organise and supporting the collective pursuing the land rights of the Ogiek Community. All its programmesare fully community initiated and driven. What is unique about CIPDP is that its founders are community activists who inherited thestruggle of the community from past generations and are committed to inspire a new generation tokeep striving forthe vision set forth by their ancestors. CIPDPs programmes are centred around protecting the land rights of the Ogiek Community in Mt. Elgon, this include: awareness raising on all aspects of their land rights, policy influencing, providing legal aid to members of the community, promote community-led environmental conservation, and support the community to develop sustainable livelihoods. CIPDP works in Mt. Elgon region traversing the Kenyan Bungoma and Trans-Nzoia counties where there is presence of the Ogiek Community members. They haveestablished working relationships with communities especially hunter gatherer communities whom we work together on land and resource rights, and alliances with other like-minded national and international civil society organizations.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation65694 14826 46962 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 46962Oxfam America funding with back donorCHEPKITALE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE30274 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 30274Oxfam America funding with back donorCHEPKITALE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE3284 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 3284Oxfam America funding with back donorCHEPKITALE INDIGENOUS PEOPLECivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06301-15:14Oxfam NovibIn this phase, Albinism Umbrella will work to enhance the holistic well-being and socio-economic inclusion of persons with albinismin mainstream development processes. One area of thematic focus will be economic empowerment, under which the project willcarry outSASA training, community scorecard, market assessment and link selected participants to potential employers. It is envisioned that these participants will form groups which will tap into various government programs for sustainability. Two specific districts have been chosen from the East and Central Uganda ( Mukono and Kayunga) basing on the number, of persons with albinism and poverty levels. These will be able to learn from other success districts like Hoima, Lira and Wakiso among others positively impacted. Additionally, to address the needs of persons with albinism around Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR), a team of experienced SRHRtrainers will be recruited to develop and execute capacity-building programs tailored for bothpersons with albinism and healthcare providers. IEC materials focused on addressing their unique SRHR needs and challenges will be designed, printed and distributed, utilizing healthcare facilities, project workshops and health camps to maximize reach. Health outreaches in Kayunga and Mukono will be organized to improve the skin and eye care of persons with albinism and the general community.Oxfam NovibALBINISM UMBRELLA LIMITEDAlbinism Umbrella (AU) was set up with the ultimate aim of having a joint voice for all persons with albinism (PWA) and albinism organization in Uganda. Albinism Umbrella (AU) was founded in 2014 at the pick of a national out carry for persons with albinism to have a collective voice in order to advocate their plight in Uganda as a solution to the then limiting factors of the existing albinism organizations. The vision bearer was driven by desire to have lasting impact on the persons with albinism. Theissue of contention among many organizations was either to be classified as a disability movement or not. AU was legally incorporated in February 2017 as a company limited by guaranty by its founding members Ms. Olive Namutebi and Ms.Phenamyra Nagujjawho were passionate about the wholistic person with albinism. Albinism Umbrella has grown from strength to strength in the past few years, as a young organization, moving it from a small vision of providing hope to people with albinism to regional outlook. When the organization started it sought to be relevant to the Ugandan community focusing on legislature changes. Now it has a more global perspective on issues of albinism and strives to be the number one authority on issues of albinism and the related challenges in Africa. Albinism Umbrella is unique in its advocacy strategy that engages all relevant players at national level for instance Parliament, ministerial and local government engagements. The ability and capacity to advocate, analyse and review legal policies.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation57033 0 34220 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 34220Oxfam America funding with back donorALBINISM UMBRELLA LIMITED19962 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 19962Oxfam America funding with back donorALBINISM UMBRELLA LIMITED15163 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 15163Oxfam America funding with back donorALBINISM UMBRELLA LIMITED2851 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 2851Oxfam America funding with back donorALBINISM UMBRELLA LIMITED-15163 incoming transaction OXFAM USA -15163Oxfam America funding with back donorALBINISM UMBRELLA LIMITEDCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06301-16:14Oxfam NovibThe Chambua project 3rd phase? Our overall objective is to strengthen the key positive shifts that have taken place; There has beenincreased confidence of rightsholders to raise and amplify their voices on public participation forums through presentingtheir collective demands to duty bearers and that we are also proud of an increase in the number of rightsholders who participate in budgetingprocesses, especially the number of women from vulnerable groups in the fish sector and Persons with disabilities (those with Hearing, Visual ,physical and intellectual disabilities). This is a critical space for sustained open governance and civic education. Our goal is therefore to consistently amplify the PWDs voices in the budget making processes underpinned by holding the duty bearers to account of milestones achieved as a result to their participation. A major success is increased meaningful participation of PWDsand women; and which was a major problem that the project set out to address. We are building on this success in this phase. Another of our main achievement, and was a challenge, is the already established good rapport with the Directorates of Public Participation, both at the National and Counties in Kisumu and Nairobi. This good standing iswhat we are continuing to leverage upon in this phase, to elevate further engagements and discourse around the core issue of public participation, with targeted direct linkage to right holders. In this way, then we also speak to the structural challengesthat PWDs and women have had in engaging in budgeting processes by having more responsive duty bearers. We would like to harvest stories of change from duty bearers on their perspective of PWDs and women’s participation. Public participation and county budget cycles are a going-concern; they are cyclic in nature and focused on specific pillars of development with each call for public participation. We anticipate to sustain this momentum within our current project sites and beneficiaries during the 10-month period; informed by our M and E data of project beneficiaries in filteringover 5 contacts for each project beneficiary. We hope to be able to expand and scale up lessons and sucesses to new project sites in future longer-term programming; while currently, we have continued to share our experiences widely beyond the project sites duringstakeholder LL forums.Oxfam NovibCOALITION ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMENThe Coalition On Violence Against Women (COVAW) is a National non-profit women#s rights organisation in Kenya founded in 1995 as a response to the silence of the Kenyan society in addressing Violence Against Women and Girls. COVAW has a strong grassrootspresence in Kenya through its community activists. COVAW#s head office is in Nairobi, with satellite offices in Narok and Kwale Counties. COVAW also has projects covering Kisumu, Migori and Kiambu counties. COVAW is a women-led organisation that prioritises developing thecapacity of women leaders in the workplace and in the communities as a contribution to gender equality goals. COVAW#s main goal is to contribute to a society where women and girls enjoy equal rights, freedoms and thrive in safe spaces. It#s main programmes and activities are related to Facilitating access to justice for survivors of sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), promoting sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) including the elimination of female genital mutilation(FGM), promote women#s economic empowerment for vulnerable girls as a way to mitigate child trafficking and commercial sex exploitation, and creating safe spaces for girls to develop leadership skills, and promote feminist law and policy reforms. All COVAW#s work is set to support the most vulnerableand marginalised groups of women, including women and girls with intellectual disabilities, and survivors or violence, particularlyin hard-to-reach areas.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation61154 -345741625 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 41625Oxfam America funding with back donorCOALITION ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN16470 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 16470Oxfam America funding with back donorCOALITION ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN15000 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 15000Oxfam America funding with back donorCOALITION ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN881 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 881Oxfam America funding with back donorCOALITION ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMEN-16279 incoming transaction OXFAM USA -16279Oxfam America funding with back donorCOALITION ON VIOLENCE AGAINST WOMENCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06301-17:14Oxfam NovibCOVAW: Tupo Tusikizwe In this phase, COVAW project is carrying forward all the gains made so far. The project activities will focuson on movement building as part of the sustainability plan and on advocacy for prioritization of the needs of girls and women, including girls and women with disabilities in Kwale County. These activities include- advocacy meeting with Kwale County Government Executive to discuss and present the needs of women and girls in Kwale County. The key ask will be the county government to set aside funds for the establishment of the recovery centers, and engagement in public participation- 5 forums through which rights holders will be supported to participate in these platforms to lobby for the prioritization of their needs in the county plans and budgeting processes. The bedrock of these activities will be the skills and knowledge gained by COVAW through the accompaniment provided by theCoady Institute in the previous phases. Their awareness-raising activities will focus on citizen-led accountability (CLA) to empower rightsholders to demand accountability and lead efforts towards inclusion of their needs in county budget-making processes. The movement-building activities will partly focus on citizen-led accountability and they will seek out CBO representatives at training oftrainers following which they will expected to forward the learnings on CLA to empower the rightsholders they work withOxfam NovibKENYAN PARAPLEGIC ORGANIZATIONThe Kenyan Paraplegic Organization (KPO) was registered 2004 as a non-governmental organisation with a vision of an inclusive society where all persons with disabilities enjoy equal rights, lead dignified and sustainable lives, and achieve their full potential. KPO exists to inspire, empower and enhance quality of life of people with disabilities, particularly those with spinal injury (and related disabilities) to be productive members of the society. KPO endeavours to achieve this through using participatory integratedapproaches that strengthen the capacity of community-based organisation structures to facilitate their participation in socio-economic and political processes. As an organisation, KPO has five strategic pillars: - Governance and Accountability: to enable the participation of people with disabilities (PWDs), in civic education, lobby and advocacy, social audits, and use of media, to influence and enhance service delivery and accountability from duty bearers. - Economic Empowerment: by promoting entrepreneurship and business development among PWDs, by enhancing access to micro-finance institutions and devolved funds for capacity building and credit facilities, value chain enhancement, entrepreneurship development, promotion of aggregation and collection centres, skills in resource mobilization. - Psychosocial Support: through peer sessions, support with aiding devices, life skills development, social inclusion and integration, mentorship and exchange programmes, KPO contributes to reduce stigma against PWDs and increase their self-reliance. - Rehabilitation; KPO is establishing a trauma and rehabilitation centre for care and support with long term personalized follow up for adherence, integration and social support. - Organizational Development. KPO is a learning, self-reflecting Organization to continually enhance skills and knowledge in advocacy, resource mobilization, documentation, networking and socio-economic development strategies as well as continually improving on internalsystems and procedures. KPO reaches PWDs in 9 Counties in Kenya: Nairobi, Kiambu, Laikipia, Kajiado, Nakuru, Baringo, Bomet, Bungoma and Busia. KPO has membership in various coalitions and Disability Persons Organisations (DPOs) that move forward the disability inclusion and diversity agenda. KPO is uniquely placed as its constituent account for the highest number of persons with physical disability who again are the largest cohort in persons living with disability. KPO is also able to address cross-cutting challenges of all persons with disability while paying special attention to the uniqueness of its core constituent; this is also possible though effective linkages, networking and collaboration with other DPOs and partners.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation59041 13499 35425 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 35425Oxfam America funding with back donorKENYAN PARAPLEGIC ORGANIZATION20664 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 20664Oxfam America funding with back donorKENYAN PARAPLEGIC ORGANIZATION14997 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 14997Oxfam America funding with back donorKENYAN PARAPLEGIC ORGANIZATION1454 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 1454Oxfam America funding with back donorKENYAN PARAPLEGIC ORGANIZATIONCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06301-18:14Oxfam NovibPollicy and partners Rapid Research For Agile Policy Making: Building on the foundation of thr ongoing project, "Rapid Research For Agile Policy Making," the next phase responds to the urgent challenges posed by the recently enacted Anti HomosexualityAct in Uganda. This legislative shift introduces new and heightens the already existent physical and digital legal and safety concerns for LGBTQ+ rights organizations, necessitating an evolved approach to the work of the consortium. However, within thesechallenges lie uniqueopportunities to enhance digital safety, leverage technology for human rights promotion, and strengthen legal partnerships for effective response. In the next year, the project will strategically aim not only to mitigate the negativeimpacts of the legislative changes but also to further empower the rights holders to sustainably navigate the evolving landscape and contribute meaningfully to policymaking and transparency as we continue to pursue equity and justice. This will be donethrough a combination of activities: continuing research and mapping, development of guides and strengthening of the data collaborative platform with new analysis, advocacy and communications, and linking and learning.Oxfam NovibPOLLICY U LimitedRegistered in 2016, Pollicy is a civic technology social enterprise using the power of data and technology to improve public service delivery for citizens in Uganda, and across Africa. Pollicy believes in the power of data to revolutionize how governments deliverservices to their citizens. By improving data processes, we can improve how services are delivered, how budgets are allocated, how citizens interact with governments and how organizations advocate for social change. Pollicy provides design consulting to re-engineer civic engagement and participatory processes, technology solutions for communication, digital data collection, crowd funding, and research services to better understand what works within each local context. There are major gaps within government and stakeholders in collecting data, analysing this data and using this data within planning, budgeting and programming. Therefore, through new technologies, Pollicy plans to bridge data gaps from grassroot level all the way up to national level. Pollicy works with a variety of partners to develop strategies aimed at adopting effective technology and design initiatives to improve the experience of citizen engagement and participation. Their passion is focused on influencing a culture of data use, promoting the use of shared data platforms, building analytical capacity and advocating for improved data usage amongst political candidates, civil society organizations, non-governmental organization and governments. And their work is aimed at increasing the knowledge base of civic technology within different local contexts to promote active learning and adoption. A major strength of the organization lies in its technical skills and closeness with local networks. Pollicy built these skills based on numerous years of experience working on mobile technologies such as short message service (SMS) and Interactive Voice Response, and working alongside Mobile Network Operators and aggregators aswell as through engagement with organizations on their data capacity.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation55509 0 33305 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 33305Oxfam America funding with back donorPOLLICY U Limited34391 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 34391Oxfam America funding with back donorPOLLICY U Limited2775 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 2775Oxfam America funding with back donorPOLLICY U Limited-14963 incoming transaction OXFAM USA -14963Oxfam America funding with back donorPOLLICY U LimitedCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06302-03:XGOxfam NovibHague office costs related to Hewlett funding: knowledge exchanges and other costs; contract 2 HewlettOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to social and political participation25650 26102 14518 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14518chargeable other costs to external grant1827Oxfam America funding with back donor200Oxfam America funding with back donor1257Oxfam America funding with back donor214Oxfam America funding with back donor4259Oxfam America funding with back donor1624Oxfam America funding with back donor-12972 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -12972chargeable other costs to external grant12586Oxfam America funding with back donor-1545 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -1545chargeable other costs to external grant2562Oxfam America funding with back donor218Oxfam America funding with back donor-12972 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -12972chargeable other costs to external grant12972 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12972chargeable other costs to external grant221Oxfam America funding with back donor46Oxfam America funding with back donor526Oxfam America funding with back donor110Oxfam America funding with back donor1470Oxfam America funding with back donor1889Oxfam America funding with back donor-56Oxfam America funding with back donor49Oxfam America funding with back donor137Oxfam America funding with back donor270Oxfam America funding with back donor359Oxfam America funding with back donor200Oxfam America funding with back donor2728Oxfam America funding with back donor232Oxfam America funding with back donor540Oxfam America funding with back donor1792Oxfam America funding with back donor1588Oxfam America funding with back donor-2043Oxfam America funding with back donor237Oxfam America funding with back donor717Oxfam America funding with back donor15783Oxfam America funding with back donor-248Oxfam America funding with back donor458Oxfam America funding with back donor193Oxfam America funding with back donorCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06302-04:CAOxfam NovibCoadyAs part of its From Open to Inclusive Governance: Global Innovate and Learn Grant-V-1885-XG-IL, Voice aims to support projectsthat challenge inequality and exclusion by strengthening the political power of those currently ignored and unheard, or who remain ignored by public opinion and power-holders. In September 2020, successful grantees from six (6) projects across East and West Africa will begin a detailed planning process towards refining how they will support excluded groups to take advantage of more than a decade of transparency, accountability and participation practice and research. The purpose of this initiative is to design and deliver a learning program to ensure grantees successfully integrate citizen-led accountability tools and strategies in their project planning and implementation. To do this, the initiative will be guided by the following objectives: • Design and deliver an online learning program aligned with Voice’s existing timeframe, milestones, key content (e.g., theory of change), available resources (including staff and key stakeholders) and deliverables for the From Open to Inclusive Governance program; • Provide grantees with a conceptual foundation, key analytical skills, exposure to a range of social accountability practices, and key considerations for strategic planning and implementation of inclusive citizen-led accountability; • Build on existing project proposals as well as grantees’ knowledge, skills, and assets to refine, deepen and detail social accountability approaches and revise project documents (Full Proposal,Theory of Change, Implementation Plan and Budget) accordingly; • Foster collaboration and co-learning by promoting and supporting critical analysis and reflection within and across project teams (and Voice staff), contributing to a community of practice and learning; and, • Capture key learnings and lessons from both the planning and implementation phases and support the development of knowledge products for broader dissemination aimed at governance and inclusion practitioners (e.g., blogs, briefs, case studies).Oxfam NovibCoady International InstituteThe Coady International Institute ignites leadership that inspires collaborative effort to address challenges, discover opportunities and create sustainable development at the community level. Established by St. Francis Xavier University in 1959, the Coady International Institute is a world-renowned centre of excellence in community-based development and leadership education. In collaboration with partners in Canada and the global south, the Institute is committed to reducing poverty and transforming societies by strengthening local economies, by building resilient communities, and by promoting social accountability and good governance. The Coady Institute is committed to breaking down and transforming the North/South divide by bringing Canadians and people from the global southtogether to exchange innovations and learn from each other. Through relevant adult education programs, effective partnerships, and applicable research, the Coady Institute is equipping community leaders and their organizations with the knowledge and practical tools needed to bring about the change they want for themselves.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CanadaThe right to social and political participation25000 12500 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 12500Oxfam America funding with back donorCoady International Institute12500 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 12500Oxfam America funding with back donorCoady International InstituteStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06302-05:XAOxfam NovibCoadyAs part of its From Open to Inclusive Governance: Global Innovate and Learn Grant-V-1885-XG-IL, Voice aims to support projectsthat challenge inequality and exclusion by strengthening the political power of those currently ignored and unheard, or who remain ignored by public opinion and power-holders. In September 2020, successful grantees from six (6) projects across East and West Africa will begin a detailed planning process towards refining how they will support excluded groups to take advantage of more than a decade of transparency, accountability and participation practice and research. The purpose of this initiative is to design and deliver a learning program to ensure grantees successfully integrate citizen-led accountability tools and strategies in their project planning and implementation. To do this, the initiative will be guided by the following objectives: • Design and deliver an online learning program aligned with Voice’s existing timeframe, milestones, key content (e.g., theory of change), available resources (including staff and key stakeholders) and deliverables for the From Open to Inclusive Governance program; • Provide grantees with a conceptual foundation, key analytical skills, exposure to a range of social accountability practices, and key considerations for strategic planning and implementation of inclusive citizen-led accountability; • Build on existing project proposals as well as grantees’ knowledge, skills, and assets to refine, deepen and detail social accountability approaches and revise project documents (Full Proposal,Theory of Change, Implementation Plan and Budget) accordingly; • Foster collaboration and co-learning by promoting and supporting critical analysis and reflection within and across project teams (and Voice staff), contributing to a community of practice and learning; and, • Capture key learnings and lessons from both the planning and implementation phases and support the development of knowledge products for broader dissemination aimed at governance and inclusion practitioners (e.g., blogs, briefs, case studies).Oxfam NovibCoady International InstituteThe Coady International Institute ignites leadership that inspires collaborative effort to address challenges, discover opportunities and create sustainable development at the community level. Established by St. Francis Xavier University in 1959, the Coady International Institute is a world-renowned centre of excellence in community-based development and leadership education. In collaboration with partners in Canada and the global south, the Institute is committed to reducing poverty and transforming societies by strengthening local economies, by building resilient communities, and by promoting social accountability and good governance. The Coady Institute is committed to breaking down and transforming the North/South divide by bringing Canadians and people from the global southtogether to exchange innovations and learn from each other. Through relevant adult education programs, effective partnerships, and applicable research, the Coady Institute is equipping community leaders and their organizations with the knowledge and practical tools needed to bring about the change they want for themselves.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Africa RegionThe right to social and political participation99129 331 37577 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 37577Oxfam America funding with back donorCoady International Institute15510 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 15510Oxfam America funding with back donorCoady International Institute35169 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 35169Oxfam America funding with back donorCoady International Institute11204 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 11204Oxfam America funding with back donorCoady International InstituteCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingAll projects are capably applying concepts and frameworks related to citizen-led accountability (CLA), as well as specific CLA practices (such as gender-responsive budgeting, community scorecards, evidence-based policy influencing). Further, many teams are able to connect these concepts and practices to broader advocacy goals as they engage with policy-makers, governments, and service providers, etc.CSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06302-06:UGOxfam NovibCLADD workshop costs via CO Uganda. Workshop with 6 TAI-grantees and Coady took place in Uganda, September 2022.Oxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib is one of the 17 national affiliates of the Oxfam International Confederation. It started life in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Working together in confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education forall, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam established this country office to support local organizations and projects. Through this local office Oxfam Novib directly contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands UgandaThe right to social and political participation429 429Oxfam America funding with back donorCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06302-07:XGOxfam NovibHague office costs related to Hewlett funding: salary, learning traject / knowledge exchanges and other costs; contract 3 HewlettOxfam NovibOxfam NovibOxfam Novib was founded in 1956 as the Netherlands Organisation for International Assistance (Novib), and joined forces with Oxfam in 1994. Oxfam Novib is member of the Oxfam International confederation. Working together in the confederation, the Oxfam affiliates can speak with one clear and compelling voice on issues of global concern: climate change, health and education for all, agriculture, trade, and conflicts and emergencies. Oxfam Novib's main office is based in The Netherlands, it supports the work of a network of local offices, the implementation of global projects, fundraising, campaigning and advocacy. Oxfam Novib’s the Hague office contributes towards this project’s implementation.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Global LevelThe right to social and political participation143885 14059Oxfam America funding with back donor5268Oxfam America funding with back donor344Oxfam America funding with back donor225Oxfam America funding with back donor367Oxfam America funding with back donor97Oxfam America funding with back donor237Oxfam America funding with back donor102Oxfam America funding with back donor167Oxfam America funding with back donor910Oxfam America funding with back donor101Oxfam America funding with back donor32Oxfam America funding with back donor54Oxfam America funding with back donor600Oxfam America funding with back donor2201Oxfam America funding with back donor87Oxfam America funding with back donor2215Oxfam America funding with back donor104Oxfam America funding with back donor7513Oxfam America funding with back donor174Oxfam America funding with back donor1299Oxfam America funding with back donor20105Oxfam America funding with back donor840Oxfam America funding with back donor3254Oxfam America funding with back donor1607Oxfam America funding with back donor2512Oxfam America funding with back donor1613Oxfam America funding with back donor50668Oxfam America funding with back donor24Oxfam America funding with back donor1502Oxfam America funding with back donor19Oxfam America funding with back donor180Oxfam America funding with back donor7494Oxfam America funding with back donor15Oxfam America funding with back donor1374Oxfam America funding with back donor10646Oxfam America funding with back donor469Oxfam America funding with back donor331Oxfam America funding with back donor4185Oxfam America funding with back donor22775Oxfam America funding with back donor893Oxfam America funding with back donor139Oxfam America funding with back donor4798Oxfam America funding with back donor480Oxfam America funding with back donor-3092Oxfam America funding with back donor-193Oxfam America funding with back donorCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06302-08:14Oxfam NovibCoady 3rd contract under Hewlett funding titles CLA for Strengthened Influence and EmpowermentOxfam NovibCoady International InstituteThe Coady International Institute ignites leadership that inspires collaborative effort to address challenges, discover opportunities and create sustainable development at the community level. Established by St. Francis Xavier University in 1959, the Coady International Institute is a world-renowned centre of excellence in community-based development and leadership education. In collaboration with partners in Canada and the global south, the Institute is committed to reducing poverty and transforming societies by strengthening local economies, by building resilient communities, and by promoting social accountability and good governance. The Coady Institute is committed to breaking down and transforming the North/South divide by bringing Canadians and people from the global southtogether to exchange innovations and learn from each other. Through relevant adult education programs, effective partnerships, and applicable research, the Coady Institute is equipping community leaders and their organizations with the knowledge and practical tools needed to bring about the change they want for themselves.OXFAM USA Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands East and CentraThe right to social and political participation99860 59916 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 59916Oxfam America funding with back donorCoady International Institute34951 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 34951Oxfam America funding with back donorCoady International Institute4993 incoming transaction OXFAM USA 4993Oxfam America funding with back donorCoady International InstituteCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06306-02:IDOxfam NovibIn a country with a democratic system, voting in general elections is a fundamental right for all citizens. Therefore, the Government has a responsibility to ensure that there are equal opportunities for all groups of society to participate in general elections. However, this ideal condition has not yet fully come true. For particular, active participation in general election is still a challenge for persons with disabilities in various countries in the world, including Indonesia. In general, it can be said that the turn out of persons with disabilities is always much lower than that of other groups who do not experience physical deprivation. Persons with disabilities still face various obstacles to fully participating in voting. In fact, in terms of quantity, the numbers are quite significant and have the potential to influence contestationin the general election process. The chance to be involved in political activities is a fundamental condition that must exist in a country with a democratic system, including persons with disabilities. This opportunity includes not only voting, but also the right to be elected and represent citizens of other countries and to be involved in Electoral bodies. The right to participate in political activities for persons with disabilities is firmly codified in various international, regional and national laws, including the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) since2006, as stated inArticle 29 " [ to give] guarantee the persons with disabilities political rights and the opportunity to enjoy them on an equal basis with others”. The learning from the previous project from Perkumpulan Inisiatif in implementing the Youth with DisabilityLeadership Programme (YwLDP) from 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020, able to reach 100 youth with disabilities and one hundred individuals non-disability through research on political opportunity structures to be used as a baseline for information.And involving 24 rights holders from youth with three disabilities categories with 26 parents with disabilities through capacity building. This project also involves 2 (two)organizations of persons with disabilities (DPO), namely the Disabilitas Bergerak Indonesia (DBI)and the Disability Access Voter Center (PPUA) along with two electoral institutions in Bandung City.Oxfam NovibPerkumpulan InisiatifThe Perkumpulan Inisiatif (PI), is a non-governmental organization with membership-based organization. We have a vision as a National Center for Nations of Leadership. PI were stands with the goal of being a pioneering organization in advocacy and organizing people to realize power in favour to increasing the degree of life of marginalized groups. To realize the goal, PI sets the main objective to be accomplishment; 1. Producing, reproducing and practicing a new knowledge to support the advocacy and organizing work through evidence based ; 2. Encourage adoption of policy making based the local knowledge and practices; 3. Encourages the participatory approaches in the implementation of public services to realization the pro-marginalized policy; 4. Strengthening the civil society capacity to promote their socio-economic, political, and cultural rights; 5. Engage actively strategic alliances than can magnify the impact of the change toward through good governance; 6. Encouraging individuals or group to have ability and courage to occupy strategic position within the power structure of the state. Geographical coverage: PI was reside in West Java Province, who have 27 regency/cities, but in work coverage, PI are not limited to doing work in West Java only, but the entire territory of Indonesia, with the strategic partners that exist throughout the area of Indonesia. Based on the vision, mission and the goals. PI was positioned itself as a #School of Taught#, which act as the supported organization for the civil society movement and marginalized groups, that combining research development with people organizing as part of the unique institution.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation18487 18487 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18487Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan InisiatifStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06306-03:IDOxfam NovibDue to our previous successful Let’s Speak Up program in Jakarta, hence the project needs to be scaled up. So, more YwDSs could speak up and step forward to become self-advocate and make progress in joining advocacy in the cross-disability movement and ensuring that there is no one left behind. The program needs to be scaled up in many more places besides Jakarta, thus YwDSs from another partof the city or regions has the same opportunity to speak up and be empowered as YwDSs who live in a more fortunate place to truly achieve dignity and equity of opportunity. We would also need to train more human resources by doing internal and external capacity building. For our organization, we will train and educate more human resources for our staff candidate to become a coach and our existing self-advocate to become peer-buddies or class assistants. Our internal capacity building will strengthen their skill and ability to help us in conducting the program. Furthermore, we will implement external capacity building such as training for the teachers, trainers, support person, and parent who live in Jakarta and outside Jakarta. We are aware of the uncertainty, situation, and condition due to COVID-19 whereas YwDSs are one group that fall to a high-risk group to catch virus include Coronavirus due to their comorbid condition. And that up-to-date Indonesia is still on its first stage, even more the new cases of positive Covid-19 are on therises or getting worse each day. Yet, we are still eager to do the scale-up project and we have decided to conduct an online classas the best option to do so we could scale up the project with different communities but as well from other provinces. By doing theintervention online we could then reach out more participants from places around Indonesia.Oxfam NovibYayasan Peduli Sindroma Down IndoneDown Syndrome Care Foundation Indonesia (YAPESDI) is a non-profit foundation that has focused the work of empowering youth and adults with Down Syndrome or other Intellectual Disability and their families. YAPESDI vision is the realization of public order which have a culture of friendly, fair and sensitive to persons who live with Down#s syndrome or other persons with intellectual disabilityand their families.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation20684 20684 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20684Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Peduli Sindroma Down IndoneStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06306-04:IDOxfam NovibIn this follow-up project we hope that the young people affected by leprosy can develop further and become catalysts for the realization of a decent life for older people affected by leprosy, especially for women.The previous Sipakatauproject was carried out in three sub-districts, namely Pallangga, Bajeng and Barombong, which are now being expanded to include three additional sub-districts, namely Bontonompo, South Bontonompo and Patallassang districtsin Gowa Regency.The selection of these new subdistricts is based on preliminary data from PerMaTa showing a relatively high number of new cases of leprosy. These data are later updated by the young people when they visitthehealth centres and the Gowa HealthOffice. At the start of this project, the young people of Sipakatau will identify other young people in the three new sub-districts who are affected by leprosy and who have disabilities.Identification takes place through data collection in the health centres, followed by a visit to the young people's home and an invitation to join PerMaTa Gowa.As a second step, the already empoweredyoung people from Sipakatau will pass on their knowledge andexperience to the new members through variousactivities, mainly through "in-house training" activities such as focus group discussions, training and workshops.The ability of young people from the 6 sub-districts to truly become catalysts of change is also achieved through training in criticalthinking and problem solving to be more sensitive to situation analysis in the communitiesand with the elderly people.Thesespecificcapacity building activities will be carried out by PerMaTa SouthSulawesi and PerMaTa Gowa. After this process, the already empowered young people from Sipakatau will mentor the new people who have just joined and together they will accompany and work with the older people, at least 50% of whom are women.The youngpeople will critically identify the problems of the elderly, such as poor housing, poor sanitation and poor economic conditions.They will make theseproblems known to the community andlocal government, and thus becomean extraordinary"bridge" to problem solving.Apart from this, joint activities of the young and oldpeople will be carried out, such as vocational skills training and training in small business planning, which will help all the involved in their economic empowerment.Also, training inmobilization of community and of community organizers will be conducted, based on local knowledge such as the concept of gotong royong(mutual cooperation). Through these activities, young people becomeOxfam NovibYayasan Dedikasi Tjipta IndonesiaYayasan Dedikasi Tjipta Indonesia affiliated to the DARE THIS stands for key areas of work in Disability, Accessibility, Reproductive- and Sexual Health and Environmental Sustainability, and for the commitment to work as a Team for Holistic, Inclusive and Sustainable solutions. YDTI is a platform of freelancing, international experts committed to work in and for people and projects in lower income earning countries. YDTI main office is based in the Makassar, South Sulawesi.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation14037 14037 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14037Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Dedikasi Tjipta IndonesiaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06306-05:IDOxfam Novibn the SMILE (2020) program supported by Voice Indonesia, four (4) elders communities have succeeded in standing up, carrying out collective activities and seeking advocacy for the elderly without ID cards. One of the major achievements of the SMILE program is thesuccess of cis women and transwomen elders defenders in expressing their ideas and thoughts in the elderly story book “Keep Stepping”. The ideas and thoughts of the elderly in the book “Continue to Step” have received a positive response from various groups, bothfrom the young community in Indonesia and even from local authorities (Gunungkidul Regency Government). Of course this can be a reinforcement for future collaborations. The valuable experience in the SMILE program, namely the aspects of togetherness and acceptance, emerged very strongly in the work of the elderly community. From our documentation, we learn that mutually reinforcing cooperation between the transwomen and cis women elders is a sign that togetherness in campaigning andfighting for the rights of the elderly is very achievable and can be developed in the future. The protection of the rights of the elderly through the role of the elderly defender and the elderly community in the SMILE program can certainly underlie efforts to expand and improve the protection of the rights of the elderly. In order to be able to reach more, even to the elderly who are not members of the elderly community. For this reason, Erat Indonesia proposed a scale up program, which aims to providea safer, easier and more affordable space and increasing the accessibility of the vulnerable elderly to direct assistance, advocacy, social support and care support for the transwomen and ciswomen elders who live alone (solitary).Oxfam NovibPERKUMPULAN ERAT INDONESIA BAHAGIAErat Indonesia is an organization that was just established in 2019, and received legal approval in October 2019. As the name implies, Erat (Elderly Rights, Advocacy <(>&<)> Treatment) is engaged in the themes of supporting, protecting and assisting the elderly in Indonesia. The long-term goal of Erat Indonesia's movement <(>&<)> activities is to present a series of protection and strengthening strategies for the Indonesian elderly, especially the vulnerable elderly, which in turn will provide opportunities for manyelderly people to be able to get a decent life, be protected, stay connected and an equal space in society. Erat Indonesia as a new institution gets a great opportunity to express its movement thanks to the support of Voice Indonesia in 2019 in the SMILEErat program. A program based on the formation and strengthening of the elderly community, which is driven by elderly advocates/elderly advocates. Through this SMILE program, Erat Indonesia has succeeded in encouraging the emergence of a community of elderly women and elderly waria in Yogyakarta. The SMILE program has also succeeded in encouraging and strengthening the role of elderly advocates/activators in reaching, encouraging and advocating for other elderly people, such as in advocating for ID cardsfor transgender elderly and solitary elderly in Gunungkidul. Looking ahead, we place the power of participatory, collaborative and spirit of learning as the basis forour shared optimism to reach further. to break through the limitations, isolation and isolation that other elderly people face. Strengthening is still very much needed in this process, especially in strengthening cooperation with support groups, especially from young people. As the main supporter of the elderly, as well as reducing the generation gap which is often used as the basis for discrimination.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation14337 14337 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14337Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPERKUMPULAN ERAT INDONESIA BAHAGIACivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06307-02:TZOxfam NovibOur interest Phase II, aim at empowering youth by building and strengthening skills, confidence and ability of both young women andmen to hold the 2020 elected decision and policy makers accountable as majority of these leaders have been promising youthduring the campaign rally that they will be committed to support youth initiatives and implement youth agenda as per national development plan. Thus, now since they are elected it will be a good opportunity for youth to hold them to their commitment and accountable. This project aims to empower youth within our community in area of - Building youth confident: we aim to empower youth to be and remain confident in a way which increases their skills, knowledge and confidence, and instils a belief thatthey can make a difference. Being inclusive: we aim to empower youth to be inclusive in a way which youth recognizes that discrimination exists, promotes equality of opportunity and good relations between youth groups, decision-makers and challenges inequality and exclusion Being organized: weaim to empower youth to be organized in a way which youth can bring fellow youth together around common issues and concerns in organizations and groups that are open, democratic and accountableOxfam NovibICCAOIntegrating Capacity and Community Advancement Organization (ICCAO) is the youth led organization founded by vibrant young female who inspired and motivated by the potential of the young people in the contribution of national development. As youth led organization, ICCAO have been designing various voluntary programs with fellow youth to support the most marginalized youth who needs support in term of knowledge, access or linkage. ICCAO managed to establish youth platform at the begin of 2019, the platform called Kijiwe kipya platform where youth are meet and discuss various issues regarding their issues specifically in financial matters. IntegratingCapacity and Community Advancement Organization (ICCAO) proposes to deliver twelve months OUR INTERESTS FIRST /MASLAHI YETU KWANZA project. The ideas of this project it is a citizen-centric program that aims to empower young Tanzanians in Dar es salaam. Constituency to tackle lack of understanding of youth in the importance of having good leaders in governance and representatives that can speak for youth interests and issues challenge through strategic leadership ,civic participation, and Personal leadership sessions. This program will help the existing youth platform such as Youth in bodaboda associationand Youth in universities, where major groups of youth are often used in political campaigns. The program will also facilitate interaction among the existing youth groups and the Youth representatives in local government authorities.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation15188 15188 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15188Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEICCAOStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06307-03:TZOxfam NovibThis project has been designed to promote equal access to employment opportunities and resources endowments for people with disabilities in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania, through agriculture. The focus is on capacity building and skill development and linking them with markets, with an aim to facilitate them to gain income generating opportunities and self-reliance, thereby promoting their self-esteem in equitable society. We are striving to end hunger and achieving food security for all, to ensure that everyone in society has access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs. Including persons with by boosting their food production can improve employment opportunity and income generation. This initiative will be achieved through various strategic objectives, including; facilitating the acquisition and accessibility of land; acquisition and accessibility to finance; acquisition of agricultural inputs; and linkage between PWD and other agriculture support services. There will be enhancement of marketing for agricultural products and promotion of technical and entrepreneurial skills for people with disabilities. This project targets people with different disabilities. Impairments vary widely in terms of type, severity, stability, duration and time of onset – these characteristics influence individual capacities and willingness to become entrepreneurs and to sustain such a status. Specifically, this project is designed to promote equal access to employment opportunities and resources endowments for marginalised and vulnerable youth and people with disabilities in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania, through agriculture.Oxfam NovibDeafs Sustainance & DevelopmentThe organization applying for this fund is registered under the Nongovernmental Organization Act 2002, in the name of #Deafs Sustainance and Development Organization#. This organization was established by a group of deafs who were formerly under a Community BasedOrganization registered locally as Jamii ya Viziwi Njombe Tanzania (JAVINTA). The organization was established to promote equality,advocate inclusiveness and promote skills for sustainable development for all, including persons with disabilities.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation17813 17813 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17813Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDeafs Sustainance & DevelopmentStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06307-04:TZOxfam NovibFashion with a good cause project aim to empower youth with disabilities, young women and single mothers a fighting chance and the possibility to step out of their awful circumstance through provision of a safe space, education and, awareness about theirrights. In order to achieve these our project, aim at provision of vocational training in fashion design and art, basic education and most importantly, tools that will enable their development and reintegration within the community. The grant applied toYEMCO will support the implementation of Fashion with a good cause project. This project among other things will support the organization to Close the gender gap in different levels of decision making, ownership and control of key assets such as employmentand finance, create more andbetter jobs for youth with disability and for women, improve opportunities for youth with disabilities and Women as well as increase the capacity of YWDs, young women and single mothers to make choices and to transform those choices into desired actions and outcomes. Among the activities that will be implemented in this project include to engage the existed youth network established from the previous project. Three (3) VICOBA formulated in our previous project will be engagedwhereby each VICOBA consist of 10 youth each, composed of young women/single mother, youth disability as well as young mother. Additional of other existed 3 groups. Thus, 60 youthwith disabilities and young women will be engaged in total. The projectwillbe introduced to these groups and local government authority as well as fashion industry as well as the whole supply chain. Provision of vocation training in fashion design <(>&<)> art andbasic education to 60 youth with disabilities and young women especiallyyoung mothers (recommended 20 YWDs, 20 young women and 20 young/single mother). Provision of raw materials and other needed resource as well as workstation space at our office for 6 months free for groups to utilize their trained sewing and making skillsso as to produce quality hand worked garments quilts and craft supplies and special orders for private customers. Organize annually fashion festival aim to market YWDs, young women and young mothers’ products as part of fundraising for the program so asto reach to a wider group and for sustainability when the voice fund phase out. The contribution that will be obtained from the festival will be returned to organization for continuation of the program and roundtable discussion with the all vital stakeholders involved in supply chain in fashion <(>&<)> art this will include embassies, financial institutions, private companies who implement corporate social responsibilities program for possible synergy as well as for marketing to support YWDs, young women andyoung mother. The discussion will be based on YWDs <(>&<)> Women economic empowerment.Oxfam NovibYouth Empowerment and Mindset changYOUTH EMPOWERMENT AND MINDSET CHANGE ORGANIZATION (YEMCO) YEMCO is a Non-Government Organisation founded on 8th July 2015 with registration number 00NGO/08670, of Non-Government Organisation Act No. 24 of 2002. The organization focuses on the empowermentand mindset change to youth, women and disabled in order to enable themselves in various development programmes and opportunities. In order to achieve the main objective, the organization provides education and awareness through conduction of numerous trainings and motivation talks to youth, women and disabled. YEMCO collaborates with various community development programmes essentially in touching the lives of youth, women and disabled. Since its inception in 2015 YEMCO has managed to establish sixty(60) village community banks (VICOBA) in Dar es salaam. The 60 VICOBA are managed and led by YEMCO and youth themselve. YEMCO has manage to provide 10 training each month to young people on entrepreneurship skills, life and leadership skills, in total since its inception it has managed to conduct more than 300 training to youth in Dar es salaam and across other regions in Tanzania such as Arusha and Moshi. YEMCO has benign conducting various programs byself-funding through membership fees and other voluntary contribution, still vision to grow and reach to more people.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation19260 19260 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19260Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Empowerment and Mindset chang19260 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19260Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Empowerment and Mindset chang-19260 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -19260Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Empowerment and Mindset changStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06307-05:TZOxfam NovibWomen’s Rights to Land For Economic Empowerment project aim to ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for productive resource, employment and land in particular. The grant applied to LCSL will support the implementation of Women’sRights To Land For Economic Empowerment. This project among other things will support the organization to identify differences among women and men as to accessing land in the Tanzania under the customary land tenure system, identify the contributions of on-going land reforms in increasing women’s access to land in their respective areas (villages), assess the constraints and opportunities affecting access to land by women econamicaly and socially and assess the influence of religion and intermarriage on women’s access toland for economics earning as well as to identify and form women’s mechanisms/groups to protect women against any possible loss of their access rights; and Among the activities that will be implemented in this project includeto build advocacy capacity of pastoralist women and young mother and support their engagement on women’s land rights for economic empowerment, strengthen the advocacy approaches of women’s network on land rights for economic empowerment, create four (4) groups of women within our cooperative to promote entrepreneurship through land. Four (4) groups will have access to land for economic activities, training pastoralist women and young mothers on entrepreneurship through land, organize maasai festival and provide public award to 2 creative business ideas generated by pastoralists maasai women and young mothers through land. The aim is to break the stigma and taboos around women’s rights to land and to support the trained 4 pastoralists women and young mother groups to access capital for their business. This will include link them with the financial institutions, support them with materials for business startup, link them with local government authority of development fund.Oxfam NovibLareto Co-operative Society LTDLareto Co-operative is non-profit community based Organization (CBO) formed since 2015 and registered 27th January 2016. The headquarters are based in Makuyuni village, but having its communication office in Arusha City. Lareto Pre-Cooperative was formedto with the objective of facilitating community development initiatives through capacity building and awareness creation in all sectors of development. The area of operation currently being in Monduli district are Lemooti and Mswakini wards with all the villages within the wards. The community based Organization was formed after the realization that the Pastoral Community especially in Monduli district are lagging behind in all aspects of development when compared to other ethnic groups in Tanzania aswell as in this modernized world. Lareto Pre-Cooperative is supporting communities for social business, renewable energy and entrepreneurship groups for development projects within the pastoral community.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation22322 22322 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 22322Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELareto Co-operative Society LTD-22322 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -22322Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELareto Co-operative Society LTD22322 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 22322Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELareto Co-operative Society LTDStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06310-02:KHOxfam Novib“Our voice, our community” is the continuation project working with people living with HIV (PLHIV) through forming of an inclusive self-help group including women, youth, elderly, people with disabilities, sex and entertainment workers, and LGBTQI. In this phase,this project aim to strengthening the influencing capacity and knowledge of the inclusive self-help groups to have ownership of this group. It’s intend to support them challenges issues by their own, improve their confident to speak up, be open and able to advocate for their need and issues to be addressed. In order to achieved this, AUA has proposed a 24 month project duration with intervention approaches as below: Key expectation 1: Inclusive SHG from 4 target areas have increased knowledge and capacity on advocacy skills and able to lead define their long-term goal for sustainability of their group. Key expectation 2: The inclusive SHGs have capacity to share knowledge to their members, strengthening their group through mobilize meetingand reflection. Key expectation 3: Conduct influencing advocacy, lobbying, and mobilizing resources in order to promote their voices and visibility without discrimination through community campaign and social media. Key expectation 4: Peer to peers intervention support and counselling on domestic violence through innovative referral system. Key expectation 5: Conduct reflection learning, documentation and publication as the role model group of PLHIV. This project is expected to cover 4 different community in Banteay Meanchey and Ratanakiri provinces.Oxfam NovibARV Users AssociationARV Users Association (AUA) is a community-based organization that were formed by a group of people living with HIV with 86% of AUA#s current staff live with HIV, 60% of their management team are women, and many staff come from ethnic backgrounds. Since register with MoI in 2003, AUA plays an important role in coordinating different stakeholder groups where they bring together government and civil society representatives, service providers and community members to advocate for human rights and access to quality healthcare. AUA builds capacity and leadership within the community by training and employing People Living with HIV (PLHIV). This is unique among HIV/AIDS organizations in Cambodia in that our staff works directly alongside healthcare providers. AUA#s triage teams support patient reception, case management, referrals, and partner tracing and testing, while our counselors and group organizers offer targeted social support that focuses on treatment adherence and positive prevention. AUA also provides financial and in-kind support forgreatest-need patients. AUA's vision is to see Cambodian people, especially those People Living with HIV/AIDS have full access to Universal Rights Dignity and Peace. AUA's mission is to empower people living with HIV/AIDS, particularly those receiving ART, to understand their illness, treatment and right to quality care; and to confront the challenges in their lives.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation49454 17654 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17654Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEARV Users Association11457 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11457Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEARV Users Association7687 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7687Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEARV Users Association10183 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10183Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEARV Users Association2473 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2473Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEARV Users AssociationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsChange agenda on raising voices of PLHIV for intervention support and remove discrimination against them through the diversity and inclusion SHG.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsChange agenda developed with good progress# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasPublic dialogue forum at local level is one of their success approaches for this projectRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersAn inclusive self-help group (Women, IP, LGBTQI and PwDs who are living with HIV)from 4 different target areas# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workAn inclusive self-help group (Women, IP, LGBTQI and PwDs who are living with HIV)from 4 different target areas% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice70% of total 194 RHG member have indicated safe spaces to convene and work.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansAUA joint collaboration with National AIDS Authority, Provincial to Commune level, Provincial health department to health center# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksCapacity strengtening on advocacy and mobilizing support, negotiation, Social protection schemes, the importance of identity disclosure, and Development of Self Help# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsVoice of SHG quarterly network meeting and annual reflection meeting were conducted by the 4 rightsholder groups.# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsCapacity strengtening on advocacy and mobilizing support, negotiation, Social protection schemes, the importance of identity disclosure, and Development of Self Help(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsPublic dialogue forum, join collaboration and working with relevant stakeholder fromnational to local level, video and case studies documentationNL-KVK-27108436-A-06310-03:KHOxfam NovibWith proper consultative and reflection from the previous project funded by Voice phase I, this “Indigenous Voices” project is aimsto strengthening capacity of indigenous peoples and minority group able to raise their voices, demanding their rights to access social services, resources and space for political participation. It’s intend to see indigenous youth, poor widow and people with disability have stronger voices to influence local authority and government to address their common need and issues. Inorder to achieved this, CIPL has proposed some intervention approaches with project goal and objectives as below: Main objective: Indigenous people and minority group (poor widow and people with disability) have opportunity and empowered to express their voices to participate in democratic development and political space through promote and demand their rights in access to social services. Specific objective 1: Active sharing of indigenous community information through multi and innovative media byyoung indigenous people. Specific objective 2: Indigenous community including elderly, women, widow, people with disability and youth have better access to information to gain knowledge on their rights to participate in democratic development, politicalspace and social services in their local language. Specific objective 3: Both target community centre able to generate income to support the centre through ecotourism and other social enterprise concept. Specific objective 4: Poor widow and people withdisability are empowered and confident to raise their voices andpromote dialogue with local authorities in demanding their need and issues to be addressed. This 24 months project is expected to cover 2 different community of Ratanakiri province.Oxfam NovibConserve Indigenous Peoples LanguagConserve Indigenous Peoples Language Organization (CIPL) is an None Government Organization that were established in 2016 and registered with MoI in 2017. CIPL is an indigenous-led organization, one its key aims is to ensure indigenous community leadership and ownership of communication and media activities. The priorities and activities of Conserve Indigenous Peoples Language Organization will be shaped and guided by the indigenous communities that it supports. CIPL has an important and unique role in Cambodia in strengthening indigenous peoples access to information in remote parts of Cambodia and in their own languages. It has a role in strengthening indigenous voice on matters impacting on indigenous rights, livelihoods and culture: namely the lossof indigenous lands throughillegal land grabbing and the Government#s granting of economic land concessions on indigenous homelands. The organization#s goal is to see indigenous youth have the capacity to produce and use high quality media with the participation and encouragement of theirelders. They use media to raise awareness of important issues to their communities and relevant stakeholders. Vision: Indigenous people live peacefully, with prosperity, freedom and dignity. Mission: indigenous peoples especially in Ratanakiri province have access to information, knowledge, cultural identity and rights important to communities by working in collaboration with them and other relevant stakeholders, to provide communication and media in indigenous languages.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation49160 19886 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19886Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEConserve Indigenous Peoples Languag12611 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12611Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEConserve Indigenous Peoples Languag8396 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8396Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEConserve Indigenous Peoples Languag5809 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5809Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEConserve Indigenous Peoples Languag2458 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2458Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEConserve Indigenous Peoples LanguagStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsStrengthening solidarity voices of most marginalize people in IP community and make their voices heard and responded through community media, art and culture# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasCommunity media, youth empowermentBuilding close relationship with local authorities, active participate in commune council meeting and raise their concerns and need, Video screening at community and produce more video in local languageRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersYoung IP, elderly, Women, PwDs# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceBased on estimation and observation of the 4 groups(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksIP youth joint collaboration with widows, elderly and PwDs to raise their voices Regularly meeting with commune authorities to raise their concerns and need Produce community media (video document in indigenous language) Video screening at community# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansWidows group will continue to joint meeting at commune authorities, IP youth groups will keep networking with other youth in different villages, and some youth volunteers will continue to participate in commune development plan# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksCommunity media (video making), Capacity strengthening to raise voices and concern with local authorities for youth, widows, PwD, Building good relationship with local authorities and networking, Establish next young IP groups to continue their leadership to address the issues of their communities, Future plan for their community income generation# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsYouth groups have identify and support the widows and people with disabilities through proper consultation with the elderly in the communities.# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsThe media groups from different channel on community media and journalist(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsIP youth, elderly, widows, PwDsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06310-04:KHOxfam Novib“Breaking barrier through theater” project aim to empower rightsholders group by increase their confidence and self-awareness to share their challenges and voices through innovative forum theatre. It’s expect to accomplish change for women facing exploitation and abuse, LGBTQI and people with disability as individuals and in groups, social and organization development. Moreover, this project intend to establish three self-sustaining support group (key actors support group) of women facing violent, LGBTQI and people withdisability to replacing the isolation, promote positive interpersonal relationships within the groups, feeling safe to share and willing to listen, provide mutual support and encouragement. In order to achieved this, LKO has proposed a 20 month project durationwith intervention approaches in Battambang province as below: Goal: To create opportunity, promote inclusion and raising voices and visibility for positive behaviour change towards women facing violent, LGBTQI and people with disability using community theatre workshop and performance in Battambang. Expected result 1: Theatre for all_ Using theatre workshops to building relationships, confidence, knowledge and theatre performance skills for women, LGBTQI and people withdisability group. They are able to create show based on their stories to express their live experiences, discrimination and challenges with their perform at the community and other public space. Expected result 2: Key Actor Focus-Led Support group_ shifting the empowerment process to 3 support groups (4 from marginalize women group, 4 from LGBTQI and 4 from PwDs) to create their own safe space, building trust and relationship and be able to express their needs and issues with strong voices through artand theatre performance. Each group will received more capacity strengthening and working together using art and theatre performance activities to raise their common voices, building trust and confidenceswithin the group. The empowerment process of eachgroup will be captured and documents for future learning and reflection. Expectedresult 3: Seeding Support Groups_ 3 Key actor support groups (Women, LGBTQI, PwDs) have inspired and engage more members to join their support groups using art and theatre to express their issues to make their voices heard. LKO to provide backstopping support to each group to define their own goals and design their continuation plan to tackle discrimination and social exclusion in the long-term outcome.Oxfam NovibLakhon Komnit OrganizationLakhon Komnit Organization is a new establish organization that registered with ministry of interior on 9th September 2019 as an local organization working to promote Cambodian spoken theatre to be known and valued as a meaningful artistic practice whichfosters critical thinking and improves the lives of Cambodian communities. Lakhon Komnit Organization’s mission is dedicated to providing opportunities for Cambodian people to participate in, create, perform and watch Lakhon Niyeay. These intellectually and emotionally stimulating experiences can be a catalyst for reflection and self-development. Dignity - we respect and value the worth of all people; we listen to their stories with empathy and amplify silenced voices Inspiration - we work with creativity to produce unique, high quality, thought provoking theatre Connection - we nurture collaboration, creating spaces and experiences which connect people, feelings and ideas Reflection - we review and reconsider, challenge limiting beliefs anddevelop new ways of seeing. Some work experiences: Empowerment Grant (with host org Phare Ponleu Selpak Association) “Strengthening the understanding of rights and empowering behavioral change using art performances and discussions that highlight concerns of the elderly, people living with disability, LGBTI andwomen facing extreme violence Part 1” Project engaging 12 women from Cambodian communities with theatre as a tool to develop confidence, build relationships and share real life experiences.Create shows sharing their experiences and perform to their communities themselves. Forum Theatre Peacebuilding consultancy Write concept paper to set out how Forum Theatre can contribute to conflict resolution and peacebuilding in Cambodian communities. Title: How does Forum Theatre disrupt the “single story” and empower Cambodian people to critically reflect on and share their individual <(>&<)> collective narratives? Show creation and performance: Silent Createperformance and perform at event, 16 Days of Activism to End Violence Against Women and Girls. Created by LKO and associated theatre artists.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation13923 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13923Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELakhon Komnit Organization14034 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14034Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELakhon Komnit Organization7181 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7181Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELakhon Komnit Organization12281 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12281Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELakhon Komnit Organization1454 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1454Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELakhon Komnit OrganizationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsThis project aim to empower the 3 group of rightsholder to voice out their trauma, concern and issues using forum theater as an innovative approaches.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations3 groups of rightsholder already strengthened their capacity on art performance and able to perform at the public space without fear.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasForum theater, rightsholder group perform their own stories for solution from their community and local authoritiesRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders3 rightsholder groups performed theatre shows (1 per group) about their experiences, challenges and needs, to audiences# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workBased on the annual report% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voicewomen facing violence, disabled people and people who identify as LGBTQ+ increased in confidence through participation in theatre workshops(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups12 videos produced by consultant and 1 report produced by the Guardian Newspaper during 16 days of activism campaign to end violence against women(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06310-05:KHOxfam NovibBased from learning reflection and impact from previous Voice-funded project, “Rising Up!” project is designed with aims to strengthening the capacity of the Women with Disability Leadership, Advocacy and Network (WWD-LAN) to be more stronger with effective work to represent their rightsholder group of women disability in Cambodia. This is the first women with disability movement in Cambodia that intend to continue building their leadership and advocacy skills for their existing member and beyond. Their dream is to officially register this women with disability network as an organization and a platform to address the issues of women with disabilities and hold duty bearer accountable. Their approaches to reach their dream, firstly; they expecting to engage more women with disability members, widening its reach include women with disabilities from across other rightsholder groups (Elderly, LGBTQI and indigenouscommunities). Secondly, enhancing the network’s existing bank of knowledge and skills to increase their confidently to advocate forrights of women with disability in access healthcare services, particularly on Sexual and Reproductive Health (SRH), mental health and Gender Based Violence (GBV). And, finally, continue building strategic alliances and productive partnerships with local and government agencies, CSOs and NGOs, as a way of ensuring the most effective representation for its rightsholder groups and access to a comprehensive set of services. This project 24 months project is expected to implement in Takeo and Battambang provinces but not limited to their networking members from 17 provinces.Oxfam NovibKhmer NGO for Education (KHEN)KHEN is a Cambodian non-government, not-for-profit, non-political, non-religious, equal opportunity, child safe organisation focusing on education and child rights in rural Battambang Province. KHEN is a local NGO and certified Child Safe Organization based in Battambang Province, Cambodia. They work to promote child rights, accessible, inclusive <(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)> quality education and protection of vulnerable children, so that they can develop to their full potential. KHEN#s approach is rights-based inclusive development in partnership with target beneficiaries. KHEN focuses on those most vulnerable # the poor, the remote, those with disabilities, those from minority groups and girls/women. KHEN's mission is to work with children and their communities in rural and remote areas of Battambang province to ensure that the rights of all children are fulfilled through access to quality and comprehensive education for a better life. KHEN's value is to supports communities to develop healthy, safe and secure environments, with access toeducation for all children, so they can develop to their full potential. In all KHEN's work, we are guided by our core values of responsiveness, quality, collaboration and accountability.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation49992 8118 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8118Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKhmer NGO for Education (KHEN)16521 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16521Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKhmer NGO for Education (KHEN)12115 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12115Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKhmer NGO for Education (KHEN)10738 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10738Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKhmer NGO for Education (KHEN)2500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKhmer NGO for Education (KHEN)Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6KHEN hosted for WWD-LANStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsEmpower and recruiting more members to join their network of WWD-LAND# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasWWD-LAN and KHEN through the international event and workshopRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersWWD-LAN team in Takeo and Battambang province expressed their collective demands to local authorities and provincial deputy governor.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workWWD-LAN in Takeo and Battambang% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceAccording the observation by the core team on the increasing confident of WWD-LAN members after series of training, workshop and coaching and mentoring support.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksWWD-LAN members joint with many other NGOs network, DAC-SG to raise voices of women with disabilitiesWWD-LAN and KHEN together with other network has organized IWD and IDDP day to created a space for women with disabilities to raise their voices with decision maker.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansWWD-LAN in joint collaboration with other NGOs networks and stakeholders to raise voices of women with disabilities# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups1 video and 3 case studiesTotal of 2 videos and 8 case studies are documented(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksCapacity strengthening on advocacy and rights of people with disability were organized for women with disability and local authorities# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsWWD-LAN current and new members have been gathering to support each other# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsCapacity strengthening, create space and event for WWD-LAN members to raise their voices and advocacyNL-KVK-27108436-A-06310-06:KHOxfam Novib“Promote disability inclusive in social protection!” project aims to strengthening and amplify voice of people with disabilities atthe community level in collaboration with local, sub-national, and national authorities in providing inclusive and effective socialprotect to people with disabilities and their members. The project is designed to encourage people with disabilities to access social protection framework with inclusive and effectiveness in the context of Covid-19 pandemic. In order to continue strengthening rights of people with disabilities, RSDOB has implement its activities based on the National Strategic Plan on Disability 2019-2023, Law on Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Persons With Disability, Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disability as wellas ASEAN master plan 2023 on disability. There are two project outcomes under this project including: Project goal: 207 families (621 people) who were affected by the Covid 19 pandemic have inclusive accessed to social protection and social assistance services, health care and vocational training, disability identification, and equity cards by sub-national authorities. Expected result 1: All concerns and need of people with disability who affected by Covid-19 pandemic are addressed through social protection and social assistant mechanism. Expected result 2: Budget package for commune development from 15%-20% have been allocated to address issues raised by people with disability in their commune administration. Expected result 3: Disability identification and equity card for people with disabilities are promoted and enforced for inclusive access to social protection and social assistant. Expected result 4: Project best practices on disability movement are documented using digitalization tools to amplify and influence for inclusive access to social protection and social assistant for people with disability. This project 26 months project is expected to implement in 9 target communes of Kampong Cham provinces.Oxfam NovibRepresentative Self-Help DisabilitiRepresentative Self-Help Disabilities Organization Batheay (RSDOB) was established on June 15, 2006 with the support of local authorities, CDPO and the register with Ministry of Interior in 2009. RSDOB was formed by 45 people with disabilities who have common issues and needs from 9 self-help groups which focus on basic rights of people with disabilities prevention reduce and eliminate discrimination on people with disabilities. The organization also working to advocate with all key stakeholders from thestate and private sector and advocate with commune council members of Me Pring commune to include and priority the issues and needs of people with disabilities into commune investment plan (CIP) in table 1.2 and 2.2. Vision: To see people with disabilities who live in Kampong Cham province have equal rights to access all social services and social participation. Mission: To create the organizational structureto advocate for equal rights and raising awareness on the rights of people with disability,prevention of all form of rights abuse on people with disabilities, build capacity and confidence of people with disability who live in their village and commune.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation43989 -1112713350 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13350Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERepresentative Self-Help Disabiliti10227 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10227Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERepresentative Self-Help Disabiliti8697 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8697Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERepresentative Self-Help Disabiliti2198 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2198Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERepresentative Self-Help Disabiliti-1610 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -1610Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERepresentative Self-Help DisabilitiStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsLivelihood activity training skillThe disability identification for PWDs successfully registered, PwDs are empowered to advocate for budget allocation of commune development plan budget.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsLivelihood activities trained to selected rightsholder groupChanges agenda implemented# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasThe project adapted the community based advocacy including awareness raising, public forum and capacity strengthening to voice out their need and concerns with the duty bearers to respond.Capacity strengthening to representative of the rightsholder groups to raise their voices with references based to advocate with local authorities and other stakeholders.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersPwDs from 3 target districts proposed to have regularly public forum for PwDs to raise their need and concern to decision maker to address# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workElderly and women with disability% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceDue to limited capacity and time constrain, RSDOB unable to conduct any survey to assess the confidence level of the rightsholder group but there were observed the increase of complain and voicing out of issues faced by people with disabilities in the target communities.Based on the final report(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksThe project team has good relationship and work closely with the provincial governors and the disability action council (DAC) in province to provide quick intervention and support of people with disabilities4 SHG# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksjoint actions are implemented(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansJoin collaboration with local authorities, NGOs networks and other groups to promote livelihood and employment for PwDs in the target areas# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsA post on field visit by deputy governor at RSODB target areas(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksLivelihood activity skills trainingAdvocacy training, CIP and CDP, Social protection scheme, Disability identification card and registration# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsPeer to peer learning and exchange with EPC# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsAll partners involved in advocacy always know how to help each other to put pressure on decision-makers, vocational training, social accountability, and social protection, which is organized by DAC, HI, CDPO, and TVET.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsPwDs from 3 district, 11 communes and 20 target villagesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06311-02:KHOxfam NovibThis project aims to strengthening influencing capacity of informal workers who are living with disability to have their voice heard and respond as stated in the law on protection and promotion of the rights of persons with disabilities. It is intend to empower 50 existing members of IDEA who are informal workers and also living with disability to be able to demand their rights to participatein social inclusive development through capacity building, awareness raising, collective action like join statement with other NGOsnetwork for a stronger voice. This project will also strengthening capacity and knowledge of IDEA#s staff on disability and accessibility at workplace while they can use as a tools to advocate with employer or business sector to have better working condition for people with disability. The project allow members with disability to have a safe space to meet, share, learn and support each other to understand the power of solidarity to demand for their rights protection by the government. This 12 months project is target to implement in Phnom Penh where majority of informal worker including Tuk Tuk drivers, domestic workers, street vendors, and garbage collectors are migrated to settle.Oxfam NovibIndependent Democracy of InformalIndependent Democratic informal Economy Association (IDEA) was established in 2005 by group of the informal economy workers. IDEA is a member based organization with over 10,000 members fromTukTuk, Moto-taxi drivers, street vendors, small restaurant workers, domestic workers and load carriers.All these groups form together a national association; the secretariat coordinates, expands and supports the membership and defends their rights towards concerned stakeholders. The group is very active in social dialogue with their members, the authorities (municipality, police,company etc.) in order to create awareness and to find join solution to the abuse to their members. They are very active on bringing the issue of informal sector on the labor broad agenda, including the social securityright.The association has currently branches in 5 provinces (Phnom Penh, BanteayMeanchey, Battambang, Kampong Som and Siem Reap).Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation14164 10118 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10118Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEIndependent Democracy of Informal14164 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14164Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEIndependent Democracy of Informal-10118 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -10118Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEIndependent Democracy of InformalStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsStrengthening capacity, increase knowledge and skill on advocacy to raise voices and rights protection for people with disabilities and elderly among the informal economic workers.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholder group increased their confident and commit to advocate for their rights protection through capacity strengthening and advocacy skills training.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersGroups of Tuk Tuk drivers, domestic workers, street vendors, and garbage collectorsGroup of Tuk Tuk driver and domestic workersTuk Tuk driver, domestic workers, street vendors and wested collectors)# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceThrough observation and every training/workshop assessment to measure the level of confident of participants. They are cconfidence to in mentioning their problems and disability status. associations and activities as they become more aware of their rights and freedoms.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksJoin organize the IDPD days, HR days, world elderly days and IW's day# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksJoin organize and implement the IDPD days, HR days, world elderly days(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansJoin collaboration with other network and partners to promote rights protection for PwDs and social protection for the informal workers# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups1 video, case studies and survey report that were publishedNL-KVK-27108436-A-06311-03:KHOxfam NovibThis project aims to enhance and raise awareness on SOGIESC specifically on Cambodian Lesbian Bi-sexual and Transgender (LBT) issues/community. Its intend to enhance, raise awareness and advocacy activities through media platforms such as storytelling, podcast video, Facebook Live, online campaign, online sharing session on SOGIESC and LGBTIQ+ and radio talk show as well. Another main activity is to create a space for LBT+ women for counselling, mental health support, building networks and their capacities. Last but not least, the internal capacity development core members of Love Is Diversity team through training/sharing sessions in monthly meeting and learning by doing through implementing this project. This 12 months project is mostly focus on onlineactivities which is plannedto create more online dialogue about SOGIESC and LGBTIQ issues/community, produce more advocacy materials, and reach out directly to LGBTIQ audience and outside LGBTIQ community as well. Art competition, storytelling video, podcast series video about SOGIESC/LGBTIQ+, Facebook Live show, Monthly Quiz and Radio programme are the key main activities that is planned under this project.Oxfam NovibSILAKASILAKA was incorporated as a non-political, non-sectarian local Cambodian NGO in January 1997 registered with the Ministry of Interior. SILAKA works to identify and provide quality programs and training opportunities for individuals and organizations. Asa leadingcapacity building organization, SILAKA#s offers unsurpassed service and delivery of high quality training and consultant services. SILAKA has the development goal to promote the implementation of democracy in Cambodian society for sustainable development which includes the economic development, including caring for the environment, and social justice. The Committee to Promote Women in Politics (CPWP) was established in 2005, intended to promote women leaders in public office. The committee ismade of seven local non-government organisations: SILAKA, Gender and Development for Cambodia (GAD/C), Committee for Free and Fair Elections in Cambodia (COMFREL), Neutral and Impartial Committee for Free and Fair Elections in Cambodia (NICFEC), Women forProsperity (WFP), Cambodian Women for Peace and Development (CWPD), and Cambodia Development Research Institute (CDRI). The Coalition for the Promotion of Women in Politics (CPWP) formed in relation to Cambodia#s national and local elections in 2007. Thecoalition was structured under the guidance of international leadership as embodied in the Millennium Developmental Goals. CPWP consists of a colourful mixture of non-government organisations that represent such diverse programs as capacity-building, gender-based initiatives, and research. The timing of the coalition combined with targeted multilateral institutional support in the form of both financial and human resources allocated to the overall effort to galvanise local excitement and opportunity forchange that resulted in the active and genuine participation of the two major project beneficiaries, which are government and the community. Cambodia#s socio-political development over the past two centuries has been wrapped under colonialism and communism, and only recently and in theory has democracy been adopted. What makes CPWP unique to Cambodia is that itis a local nascent coalition based on a participatory and democratic model for action. Just as unique, CPWP is a movement targeting and lead primarily by a traditionally marginalised group, which are women. In some respects, the CPWPmovement can be interpreted as a positive indicator and product of the recent democratic and decentralisation efforts advocated by the international community and implemented by the Cambodian government. CPWP aims to contribute to the creation of a positive and 'empowering'environment for women#s participation in public office. CPWP interventions target local, provincial and national administrators and political partyleaders, potential female candidates and voters as well as the general public. CPWP contributes to the mobilisation of women#s support networks. CPWP envisions a Cambodian society in which women and men enjoy equal access to opportunity and benefits fromsociety. CPWP#s mission statement commits its members to promoting women and men#s equal participation indecision-making and representation in public office; collaborating with each other in developing and implementing joint activities to further theadvancement of women in Cambodian society.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation25000 9955 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9955Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESILAKA8097 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8097Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESILAKA6948 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6948Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESILAKACivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingLID and SILAKA as the host organizationCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineLIDCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsTo see Cambodian LGBTIQ citizens receiving full and equal respect, acceptance and protection from all sectors of society, most especially families, schools, communities and authorities as well as make decision within equal conditions.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations3 specific objectives were implemented under this project to achieve the overall change agenda# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasLBTRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLBT core team with total of 12 members# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLBT core team% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksLID has joined many national dialogue and workshop with WPM, RoCK, CCHR on the UPR on rights of LGBTQI# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansLID has joined coalitions and networking with other NGOs partners, network, embassy and government offical to raise voices of LGBTQI communities in Cambodia# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsVideos by LoveIsDiversity: - 4 documentaries videos - 3 Educational videos on LGBTIQ+ - 24 Facebook Live talk showNL-KVK-27108436-A-06311-04:KHOxfam NovibLGBTQI Empowerment Initiative (LEI) project aim to promote potential of integrating the values of a good and productive citizen in LGBTQI people and their network, motivating them to lead a normal life by providing them a platform to develop and showcase their skills. 8 time of the community awareness raising campaign, 1000 tree will be Plant during the International Royal Festival co-organizing by the committee to contribute the climate change actions as the role model of the next generation, Gay PrideWeek Event International Human Right Day, pride Week Event in case the US-Embassy SOGI and Right session, SOGI and right training/ Refresher training, Radio Talk Show with CCHR and Media campaign to promote and reduce stigma and discrimination among LGBT1200 of most marginalized andvulnerable group of LGBTQI people will be reached and knew their HIV status at, BTB and BMC provinces. 2 capacity building on SOGI and right will be provide to 30 LGBTQI develop them into a productive and empowerment citizen by provide to speak-out issues and problem solving with policy maker and relevant stakeholder. 30 LGBTQI people will be strengthen their capacity on advocacy to influencefor the change of their stigmatize and discrimination status, Conduct Start- Up meeting to inform the relevant stakeholder at provincial level to create milestone to recruit LGBTIQ people activist to be the member of commune’s council, Develop work plan <(>&<)> Activities plan.Oxfam NovibMen#s Health Social ServiceVision: MHSS wants to see Cambodian people especially the most at risk population have Better access to quality of HIV and AIDS prevention, care and support, impact mitigation and related health and development opportunities. - Mission: To contribute tothe improvement of the health and well-being of most at risk Population through actively participate in the development of health services andadvocate Community and government to remove health barriers, discrimination and stigmatization. - Value: o Efficiency and Effectiveness: MHSS strives at all times to offer value for money within a process and results-oriented framework built on professionalism, social responsibility, and sustainability. o Learning and Sharing: MHSS's will join the research are utilized and disseminated to build the knowledge of all stakeholders. Evidence-based of research, innovates and pilot's new ideas, and incorporates knowledge and best practices into all of our work. MHSS's will contribute and join the research are utilizedand disseminated to build the knowledge of all stakeholders. o Good Governance: MHSS exists for the benefit of the communities it serves, and as such, communicates and operates transparently and with accountability. MHSS helps build the capacity of communities and other network to develop these practices as well o Collaboration and Partnership: MHSS Strongly believes that complex issues benefit from the input of multiple stakeholders who hold a range of perspectives. MHSS has benefitted as a result ofthe relationships formed with communities, organizations, Donors and government bodies. o Equal Gender: MHSS promotes equitable access to services, inclusive input, and leadership at all levels.The MHSS team works to decrease gender disparities in society, and to end violence and power inequalities within relationships o Diversity: MHSS supports the rights of KP, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender <(>&<)> Intersex (LGBTI), and other vulnerable groups in order to build stronger awareness and respect for diversity. MHSS also influences policies that promote and build inclusivity for all Men's Health Social Service (MHSS) is a local NGO established by group of MSM and TG in community and official registered in 2004 as local and non-profit organization. Therewere 9 branch offices in Phnom Penh, Battambang, Banteay Meanchey/PoyPet, Kampong Chhnang, Kampong Thom, Pursat and Pailin, Kampong Spue and Prey Veng provinces. Goal: Contribute to eliminating new HIV infection, stigma and discrimination, strengtheninghealth system and achieving universal health coverage (UHC) in Cambodia. Their vision, MHSS aspire to all Cambodian people that support community ownership and empowerment where all people have equitable access to the quality HIVand comprehensive healthservices and sustainable development opportunity. And mission, To continue to bea leader in the HIV response while addressing wider health and development need of Cambodia people. With Funded support from the Global Fund and USAID from 2013-2018, the project lead brad MStyle and provide technical assistant to other Implementing partners in Cambodia. Experience from the previous, there were cased of stigma and discrimination related to access health service, Cases arrested of LGBTIQ by the police underimplementing the commune and village safety policy at publish garden and along the river, at Battambang, Banteaymeanchey, Seam Reab, Pursat and Phnom Penh city. To solve this problem at crossroad level, MHSS have been working closely with National and Sub-National program such as NAA, NCHADS relevant ministries, LINKAGES/FHI360, UN agencies, PHDs/PASP, police inspectors, health service providers and EE owner, media, conduct regular consultations at provincial level to bring the issues to discuss and solve theproblem with technical support from the National level. Beyond of enhance of enabling environment through national and Sub-national consultation meeting, MHSS had, round table discussion, meeting with key enforcement and parents, publish medias, community awareness raisingcampaign to share their experience and success storyof reduce stigma and discrimination from their family and community. From year to year to year, the case of arrested by police, stigma and discrimination and violence and barrier ofLGBTIQ people have been reduced and recognized from national and sub-national program this we need to reinforce this best practice from the previous funded by USIAD, from 2013-2018, to Empowerment Grant for filling the gapes and supplement of potential activities of the current funding of the global Fund Grant.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation15088 13842 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13842Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMen#s Health Social Service1246 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1246Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMen#s Health Social ServiceCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingMHSSCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsRaise awareness on the myth about LGBTQI at community level. Support LGBTQI people in access to ID-poor card and social protection scheme by working closely with commune councils.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsThe above change agenda Implemented# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLGBTQI in two target areas# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work30 representative of LGBTQI people in Battambang and Banteay Meanchey30 representative of LGBTQI in Battambang and Banteay Meanchey% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceBased on observation and participation of RHG(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksJoin with SafeSpace BTB and LKO to organize Gay Pride week event in BTB# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansLGBTQI from MHSS has joint the forum theater workshop of LKO and some of them were selected to become key actors to lead their community performance# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups1 case study and 1 video documentCase studies were produced by project team and post on social mediaNL-KVK-27108436-A-06311-05:KHOxfam NovibThis new project aims to enhance and empower young people with disabilities to be self- independence and empowerment through skillscapacity strengthening and individual career planning by potential empowerment agent. The first 19 potential empowerment agent (PEA) who are people with disabilities are selected to learn and develop their capacity to be self-independent which include personal development and empowerment, job coaching and individual career planning. They are become training of trainer and continue to empower their fellow young people with disability (247 ps) on skills development to gain employment opportunity in their community with close collaboration support from relevant stakeholders and local authority as mentioned in the MoU.These 19 PEA will work in collaborations with disabled people organizations (DPOs), Ministry of Social Affairs (MoSVY) including Provincial Disability Action Council, Provincial Departments of Social Affairs, Provincial TVETs and particularly with District GovernorAdministrators at community level within each district in targeted provinces to empower other young people with disabilities. This 18 months project is targeted in 2 different provinces of Kampong Cham and Siem Reap. Project goal: To scale up and continue empower young people with disabilities to be self- independence and empowerment through skills capacity strengthening and individual career planning by potential empowerment agent. There are 4 specific objectives/expected results of thisproject with numbers of certain activities as the solutions to be taken in order to achieve the objective that is set. Expected result 1: Promote good collaboration with clear role to improve disability employment for young people with disabilities through provincial employment network. Expected result 2: Form and strengthening capacity of 19 potential empowerment agent (PEA) to be the training of trainer and empower other youth with disabilities (247ps) on personal grow development and individual career planning. Expected result 3: One provincial employment network meeting to share good practices, socializing and networking is conducted and amplify. Expected result 4: Organizational capacity and staff capacity building are reviewed and strengthened.Oxfam NovibEssential Personnel CambodiaEPC is a Non-Government Organization based in Phnom Penh that is dedicated to empowering young Cambodians with disabilities througheducation and vocational training, leading to employment and independence. EPC#s goal is to ensure that young people with disabilities access education, vocational skills development and employment to ensure their economic self-sufficiency, independent living and full community participation. Develop EPC#s long term stainability and financial independence by establishing social enterprise projects. All of EPC#s projects are intended to facilitate or provide formal and informal education programmes and lifelong learning that will assist children and young persons with disabilities to achieve self-sustaining employment. The organization's vision is aninclusive community where children and youth with disabilities gain access to education, vocational training and employment in order to achieve their full potential and live with a sense of dignity and self-worth in the community. Mission of the organization is to assist and support young people with disabilities to gain access to education including tertiary level or access vocational skillstraining, leading to an income through employment or self-employment. EPC#s primary beneficiaries are children and young people with disabilities throughout Cambodia. Their beneficiaries are a) aged between 10 and 17, eligible for support to attend government schools; and b) young persons aged between 18 and 35 eligible for tertiaryeducation, vocational training and employment. EPC also supports these young peoples# families by providing livelihood support.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation24961 4954 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4954Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEssential Personnel Cambodia7215 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7215Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEssential Personnel Cambodia6143 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6143Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEssential Personnel CambodiaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsEPC faced with funding crisis with most staff turnoverCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsChange agenda is developed by potential empowerment agents (EPA) to enhance personal grow and skills development of young people with disability in access to employment.The change agenda of the project have partially reached through the active implementation at the first start# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsChange agenda is implemented to enhance personal grow and skills development of young people with disability in access to employment.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasProvincial employment network is organized, Potential empowerment agents (PEA) were identified and strengthened capacity to continue support and coaching other young people with disability on personal development growth in order to access job employment.ToT for the young disability empowerment agents, career development plan and job coaching for PwDRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersProvincial employment network meeting is organized with connect private sectors, local authorities and employer with young people with disabilityThe disability empowerment agents group# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workPotential young people with disabilities from two target provinces were selected, strengthened their capability via ToT on job coaching process and keep connect each other via social media platform in order to access employment.Young people with disability from 2 different target provinces% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceYoung people with disability have increased their confident in develop their personal grow and access to employment through PEA and employment network at their province.Based on the training assessment, 243 young people with disability has gain knowledge and confident on job seeking and coaching(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksEPC, provincial disability action council, employment network and PEA and their peers are jointly organize provincial employment network meeting to connect and promote job employment for young people with disability.National Employment Forum Committee (NEFC) were establish.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksProvincial disability action council members have accountable of their role to promote job employment for people with disability. A provincial employment network meeting is successfully organized.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansNational Employment Forum Committee (NEFC), NEA and TVET# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsAt least 3 stories of change, 6 case studies were developed based on the success stories of young people with disability were empowered through job offeringDisability need assessment survey, consultation workshop and ToT training on job coaching...NL-KVK-27108436-A-06311-06:KHOxfam NovibThis project aims to create opportunity for woman and youth with intellectual disabilities to take lead and play roles in raising disability awareness and advocate for their needs and rights protection by laws. This project intend to strengthen capacity of 75 women and youths with disabilities (WYD) and local authority officials on how to use and gain benefit from social media to meet, share information and raise comments in the respectful manner with safety. At least 20 focal point are trained and able to use digital resources and development into video clip among stakeholder to enforce laws, policies, regulation, and needs of WYD. Some creative virtual event “Running and Cycling for change to promote inclusive participation of people with disability” are organized to raise awareness and promote visibility of women and youth with intellectual disability. This 22 months project is targeted in 6 different communities in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap provinces. Project goal: To create opportunity for woman and youth with intellectual disabilities to take lead and play roles in raising disability awareness and advocate for their needs and rights protection by laws. There are 3 specific objectives of this project with numbers of certain activities as the solutions to be taken in order to achieve the objective that is set. Objective 1: Awareness Raising, Lobby and advocacy on laws and policies on rights of people with disability by using digital media. Objective 2: Strengthening capacity to Woman/mother and youth with Disability (WYD) to raise their needs and issuesusing creative approaches and social media platform at sub-national level. Objective 3: Documentary and amplify voices of women andyouth with intellectual disability.Oxfam NovibThe Rabbit SchoolThe Rabbit School was founded in 1997 as a response to a need to provide educational activities for children with intellectual disabilities. At that time there were no educational services at all for children with an intellectual disability. For this group of extremely disadvantaged children, the establishment of the Rabbit School marked the first crucial step in developing appropriate, formal educational programs for Cambodian children with intellectual disabilities. Rabbit is to work towards the rehabilitation and full integration of children with intellectual disabilities into the Cambodian society. The Rabbit School provides a place where disabledchildren are treated with dignity and where they can learn and grow at their own pace. Currently, Rabbit School has three main programs: Rehabilitation and Medication of Children with Intellectual Disability, Inclusive and Integration of Children with Intellectual Disability into the public education, and Vocational Training and Job Placement for Youth with intellectual disability into the market place.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation24956 -15234259 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4259Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEThe Rabbit School4606 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4606Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEThe Rabbit School12733 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12733Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEThe Rabbit School1835 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1835Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEThe Rabbit SchoolCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsChange agendas developed by women and youth with intellectual disability from 2 provinces to raise awareness on law of protection and promotion rights of people with disability and inclusionParents and youth with intellectual disability have strengthening their capacity to raise their voices and promote their visibility for lobby the local authorities to address their issues on employment and social services.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsChange agendas implemented by women and youth with intellectual disability in raising awareness on law of protection and promotion of people with disability and inclusion# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendas2 different virtual "Running and Cycling" for change and promote full participation and reduce discrimination against people with intellectual disabilityCycling for education campaign to raise awareness on inclusive education for children with intellectual disabilities and womenRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersWomen and youth with intellectual disability from 2 different provinces able to lead "Virtual running and cycling event to change and promote full participation with external stakeholder and media journalist# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workWomen and youth with intellectual disability from 2 different provinces have increased capacity and confident to raise their voices using social media and digital platform to exchange and share their experiences among parents of children with intellectual disability group.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceWomen and youth with intellectual disability in target community in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap aware the needs and rights of education, health, social protection for WYDWe use the average rate based on the capacity strengthening that RSO conducted with rightsholder group but they do not have any specific tools to measure the increasing of confidence level of the rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksJoin action with PDAC, EPC and local authority to raise awareness at communities and sub-national on laws and policies of person with disability during post covid-19 pandemic including 2 digital medias are developed for IDPD day and IWD (virtual run, cycling for change and success story)RSO has join collaboration with other Voice grantee partners to promote employment for youth with disability# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksJoin action with PDAC, EPC and local authority to raise awareness at communities and sub-national on laws and policies of person with disability during post covid-19 pandemic including 2 digital medias are implemented during IDPD day and IWD (virtual run, cycling for change and success story)National and sub-national forum on employment for youth with intellectual disability(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansJoin collaboration with other donors, local authorities and private sector to organize the national employment forum for youth with intellectual disabilities base on guideline from MoSAVY# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsOrganize and produce 4 digital media, 1 video documents and 6 stories of change/case studies to promote voices and visibility of women and youth with intellectual disabilityCases studies, article, video documents and FB postNL-KVK-27108436-A-06311-07:KHOxfam NovibThis project aims to conserve and promote Kui indigenous language through multi-language application dictionary and young Kui indigenous community empowerment. This project intend to improve and promote Kui alphabet with development of multi-language online application dictionary by create new and existing word in order to preserve their language that is facing to loss. The multi-language dictionary and alphabet is promoted more broadly on social media with video production, art and music to promote thelanguage and how to use the multi-language application. This project is also expected to strengthening Kui community empowerment through advocacy networking. The Advocacy Think Tank Group (ATTG) are formed in 9 target provinces where most Kui community are inhabiting. These groups are meeting regularly via online to discuss and build confidence among the community using various stage of community organizing approaches. An exchange visit is planned to allow each community able to link, strengthening theirnetworking and learn from each other on how to address issues or binding their common interest. Community mapping and capacity strengthening are planned which including coaching and mentoring of each community for a stronger solidary among Kui communities which will be emphasized during indigenous festival, Human Rights Day and Indigenous People Days event. Moreover, this project is expected to promote Kui multi-language alphabetthrough develop an application dictionary. An Education Think Tank Group for multi-language will be established to develop new and existing word and alphabet from Kui, Khmer and English. All new created word will be entered to web browser and import from web browser into the application dictionary for public user. This 18 months is planned to implement in 9 target provinces including Preah Vihear, Kampong Thom, Kratie, Stengtraeng, Udor Meanchey, Siem Reap, Banteay Meanchey, Battambong, Tbong Khmom.Oxfam NovibOrganization for the Promote of KuiOPKC is a Kui indigenous NGO established with initiative of a Kui network in northern Cambodia in 2003 and officially registered with the Ministry of Interior in 2006. OPKC works with Kui indigenous people, who are the indigenous group with the greatest population of indigenous people in Cambodia. OPKC’s work focusing on community development in Preah Vihear province and working with Kui community network such as Kratie, Stung Treng, Siem Reap, Banteay Meanchey, Kompong Thom, and Oddar Meanchey with activities focus on rights, environment, socio-economic, advocacy, traditional knowledge, and community with the following program including 1). Network and advocacy, 2). Community organizing, 3). Natural resource and biodiversity, 4). Women and community empowerment, 5). Livelihood and traditional knowledge. Organizational vision: Indigenous Communities are strong solidarity and have the right to self-determination for sustainable development and conservation. Mission: Organize communities and develop systems of indigenous Kui communities to create Kui ethnic pride, protect community interests and be self-sufficient. Goal: Indigenous Kui men, women, elders, youths, and children have solidarity and participate in land and natural resources management, conservation of identity and culture, and socio/economic development. Core value - Solidarity and respect for human rights - Promote the knowledge and culture of the Kui indigenous people - Common interests of the community - Initiatives and teamwork - Focus on indigenous peoples and the vulnerableMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation25000 718 6027 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6027Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOrganization for the Promote of Kui4434 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4434Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOrganization for the Promote of Kui3450 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3450Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOrganization for the Promote of Kui9291 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9291Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOrganization for the Promote of Kui2516 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2516Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOrganization for the Promote of KuiCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsTheir change agenda to promote Kui indigenous language have been collected and documented in Multi-language dictionary App# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersYouth Think Tank groups# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workYouth Think Tank groups% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice50% of Advocacy Think Tank Group(ATTG) are functioning with clear role and responsibility as networking in 9 provinces.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups3 songs and 2 kinds of dance perform by the young and elderly groups already produced and ready to pose on their FB page and website when it is readyNL-KVK-27108436-A-06311-08:KHOxfam NovibThis project aims to develop the fundamental and practical mental health first aid skills with more accessible and affordable mental health services through peer to peer mental health awareness and advocacy. There are two main component under this project including 1). Mental Health First-Aid (MHFA) training, and 2). Professional mental health support session. The MHFA is the evidence-based training provided by the mental health experts to offer the practical skills and knowledge of mental health 101 through 3 cohorts of Peer to Peer Mental Workshop to identify, understand, and respond to mental health problems. This mental health support program targeting 45 mental health advocates who are youth, women, people with disability, gender diversity and indigenous with aged 18-35 yearsold. All participants in peer to peer mental health workshop is target those who had personal experience of mental health problems,witnessing the stigma and discrimination against people living with mental health problems. Also, those who want to learn skills and knowledge of offering first aid for mental health problem to other and themselves. Various approaches on mental health awareness and advocacy are adapted with peer to peer education model while case studies and stories of changes will be developed and amplify aspart of their awareness raising approaches. This 18 months project is target to implement in Phnom Penh, Kandal and Prey Veng province that have high rate of mental health of problems. Project goal: To develop the fundamental and practical mental health first aid skills with more accessible and affordable mental health services through peer to peer mental health awareness and advocacy. Specific objective 1: Identify and build capacity of young mental health advocacy through Mental Health First Aid training for 3 cohorts. Specific objective 2: Coaching and mentoring support young mental health advocacy through professional mental health support session. Specific objective 3: Peer to pear mental health support groups for sustainable awareness raising.Oxfam NovibEMDR Association CambodiaEye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing association (EMDR) for Cambodian People, or EMDR as it is called in short is a path breaking tool in psychotherapy. EMDR Cambodia consists of a group of professional gathered to be a part of healing service for betterreduction of traumatic stress happening to Cambodia People. Since mid-2012, the need of the establishment of an association to represent EMDR therapists in Cambodia was clear and officially registered with MoI in 2013. The name of the association was officially approved and known as EMDR Cambodia in early 2013. EMDR Cambodia started its own journey with a clear organizational structure and bylaw under technical and financial supports from EMDR Switzerland, EMDR Germany and the Mekong Project inCambodia and EMDR Asia. Mission and Vision of EMDR Cambodia wishes to contribute to improving Cambodian people's mental health and livelihood through provision of appropriate and professional psychotherapy and psychological support and Provide EMDR therapy to people with psychological difficulties, Promote understanding of mental health, trauma and counseling, Improve mental health service delivery of mental health care provider through training and supervision, and support young EMDR practitioners. Currently, EEMDR have implement Mekong program for the 2nd phase for improve mental health problem and treatment. In 2020, they have developed a center to provide services, treatment and research on mental health. Many network and partners work together onmental health trauma patient. Partnership with departmentof mental health and psychological. Developed guideline on basic mental health care and treatment and integrate in school curriculum.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation24515 5662 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5662Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEMDR Association Cambodia5367 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5367Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEMDR Association Cambodia5493 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5493Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEMDR Association Cambodia5108 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5108Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEMDR Association CambodiaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingEMDR (Untangle)CSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsEMDR (Untangle)informal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineEMDR (Untangle)CSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursEMDR (Untangle)CSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsUntangleCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsEMDR (Untangle)This project has increase their engagement with other CSO like IHPP, Domnok Teuk, HAGA on PFA trainingRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsBasic mental health first-aids for helping themselves and others who are in mental and emotional distress.Capacity strengthening and raising awareness on mental health social support# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsAt least 3 trainees have used mental health services from Untangle and EMDR# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendas2 PFA training have conductedContinued to implement a smaller scale of PFA training, Expand networking, safe space for individual counselingPFA training and Peer-2-Peer support workshopRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders- 1 trainee develop a mental health awareness video - 3 trainees have conducted workshops in Battambang and Poipet have conducted - 1 trainee won a literature competition on childhood Trauma, Suicide and PFA skills3 community based PFA training were implemented by 12 PFA trainees2 cohort of PFA have been trained so far# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work- 4 trainees have created a Safe-Space open dialogue for 6 trainees on the theme of self-care - 3 trainees have used mental health services from Untangle and EMDR - 2 trainee and our consultant for clinical work have conducted Facebook live session on basic PFA and their mental health advocacy journey% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice75% of PFA trainees cohort 2 indicated have increase mental health awareness in general(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks2 Facebook live sessions were conducted by 4 trainees, focusing on their experience with PFA training, general mental health awareness, and advocacy journey1 video was posted regarding the World Mental Health Day, in collaboration with EDMR# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups18 Mental health awareness and PFA promotional posters have published on Facebook. 2 Facebook live sessions were conducted by 2 trainees, focusing on their experience with PFA training, general mental health awareness, and advocacy journey1 video was posted regarding the World Mental Health Day, in collaboration with EDMRNL-KVK-27108436-A-06312-02:KHOxfam NovibWith previous project that were granted by Voice, HAC has successful to form Cambodian Aging Network (CAN), or previously called the Cambodian Older People’s Alliance (COPA) as a vehicle to amplify and ensure that the voices of older people, particularlythe most marginalised, are understood and responded to by Government and policy makers and there is equitable implementation of the SDGs. In 2020, CAN and HAC has been recognized and included as core members in the technical working group to review and develop the action plan for National Aging Policy in 2017-2030 by Ministry of Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation (MoSVY). The main objective of this project is to increase voices of all elderly people that are facing marginalized and discriminated background particularly elderly women and older people with disability to access and be prioritized in the government social protection schemes and social services. This project intend to strengthening voice and function of Cambodia Ageing Network(CAN) and their grassroots representatives including all Voice rightsholder groups in 5 target provinces in Cambodia. To achieve the above objectives, HAC is partnershipCambodia Ageing Network (CAN) to mobilize and organize an event that will benefit their members on knowledge related older people, social protection, social services, their rights; join the research, improve skill and conduct age demand actions. Another consortium is Cambodia YMCA that is responsible to support in building CAN member inPhnom Penh as they are newly established and closed to government agency offices. In responding to the principle of “Leave no one behind”, this project will engage with other Voice’s grantees to be part of this project in order to promote the intersectionality among all rightsholder groups to work with or for elderly people, women, people living with disabilities, possibly indigenous people and LGBTI persons.Oxfam NovibHelpAge CambodiaHelpAge Cambodia is Cambodia#s leading agency on ageing and has worked with older people in Cambodia for over 20 years through Older People#s Associations (OPAs), which are a proven, older people-led, safety net mechanism endorsed by the Royal Governmentof Cambodia to address social and welfare protection needs of older people. HelpAge Cambodia was registered with the Ministry of Interior on 12 December 2012. HelpAge works with older people across Battambang, Banteay Meanchey and Siem Reap provinces of Cambodia. HelpAge works closely and in cooperate with the Royal Government of Cambodia, including several central ministries and provincial departmentssuch as Social Affairs, Veterans and Youth Rehabilitation; Health; Women#s Affairs; Rural Development;Committee on Disaster Management; and Environment to support to the older people and promote the inclusion of ageing into the development programming and policy efforts in Cambodia. Our vision A society in which all older people can lead dignified, active, healthy and secure lives. Our mission To work for and with marginalized older people to echo and voice their concerns and needs for rights to healthcare, social services and economic and physical security, and to promote older people#s active contribution and equal participation in society.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation155697 -3487513087 28391 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28391Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHelpAge Cambodia41488 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 41488Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHelpAge Cambodia41598 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 41598Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHelpAge Cambodia12432 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12432Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHelpAge Cambodia10000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHelpAge CambodiaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCAN and their active OPAs membersHAC, CAN, CYMCAThrough CAN, 4 other CSOs (Bophana Center, AUA, CYMCA, CamASIAN) have engaged and expand their linkage with focus more on aging issues within their organization.CSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groups28 Older People Associations (OPAs) who are among the members of CAN have received annual funds allocation from their local commune authoritiesHAC, CAN, CYMCAinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCAN through 50K budget of L&LCAN and one of their OPA member has collaborated with Women with disabilities received the CoP's fund to implement their joint collective project to raise voices of elderly women with disability through forum theater.CSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCAN leadership is womenElderly women was elected as the president of CANCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsHAC, CAN and its alliance(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksHAC were invited and nominated as the member in both Social Assistance and Social Security Working Groups of the coordination mechanism between the Government of the Kingdom of Cambodia and Development partners in Social ProtectionThere’s 9 joint statements/call that have developed by older people under technical support from HAC upon advocacy campaigns through projectKay advocacy campaigns and joint planKey advocacy campaigns and joint plan by CAN and OPAs# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksSocial Assistant and Social Security working groupsThere’s 9 joint statements/call that have implemented by older people and HAC upon advocacy campaigns through projectKay advocacy campaigns and joint planKey advocacy campaigns and joint plan by CAN and OPAs(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansHAC were invited and nominated as the member in both Social Assistance and Social Security Working Groups of the coordination mechanism between the Government of the Kingdom of Cambodia and Development partners in Social ProtectionCambodian Ageing Network; SP4All; Budget Working Group and International Federation on AgeingCambodian Aging Network (CAN)Cambodia Aging Network# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsJoint statement (article), Media Reference Record, Publication of Project’s, Related Videos Activities, and Case studies.Local media/TV and international news (article, policy, videos)Local media/TV and international news (article, policy, videos)Local media/TV and international news (article, policy, videos)(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksThe capacity strengthening is continue to conduct by all OPA members of CAN under the technical support from HAC(1) ID Poor, (2) Social Protection and (3) National Ageing Policy Action Plan(1) ID Poor, (2) Social Protection and (3) National Ageing Policy Action Plan(1) ID Poor, (2) Social Protection and (3) National Ageing Policy Action Plan# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceHACHAC in partnership with CAN and CYMCA# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsCAN is the national platform that represent all voices of elderly people in 5 provinces under this project and it is expected to roll out all over the countries in the future.CAN’s regular meeting and consultation as well as through OPA meetings at community levelsConnect with Rainbow community (RoCK)CAN’s regular meeting and consultation as well as through OPA meetings at community levels# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsHACStrengthening the advocacy capacities of CAN’s members on social protection, ID Poor and cash transfer and family package social assistance which mostly updated from the national and sub-national government.Strengthening the advocacy capacities of CAN’s members on social protection, ID Poor and cash transfer and family package social assistance which mostly updated from the national and sub-national government.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsThere’s 75 OPAs among 83 active members of CAN have applied ADA and OCM in engaging and monitor their requests with their local governmentCAN and their membersThere’s 75 OPAs among CAN’s members have applied OCM in engaging and monitor their requests with their local governmentGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeDirectory booklet of L&LBooklet Directory# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningCAN (linking approach with other voice’s grantees) through the CoP or 50K budgetCAN (linking approach with other voice’s grantees)CAN (linking approach with other voice’s grantees)NL-KVK-27108436-A-06312-03:KHOxfam Novib"Our Turn! Voicing Out Multiple Marginalization Through Intersectional Solidarity" project aim to change the public narrative on multiple marginalized women and influence specific policy and practice discussion at local and national levels on issues theyidentify through their own knowledge generation and collective ecosystem. This project intent to work with a diverse rightsholder groups of 1). indigenous women, 2). women with blind, 3). LGBTQ+, 4). ethnic, religious, and cultural minorities and 5). ethnic youth by supports them to generate new and relevant knowledge on their own groups, lead customized efforts to engage in their communities. They have their own approaches using Facilitative Listening Design (FLD) for mobilization and skill building, foster solidarity across all marginalised groups to voicing out in advocacy both as individual with special needs and as a collective force that leverages the power of unity. Influence Goal 1: Indigenous women to advocate for the rape crisis to be taken upby government and civil society at alllevels to push for policy and practice that acknowledge what is happening and demand a customized approach for Indigenous women that is grounded in their unique context and worldview. Influence Goal 2: Blind women to reframe “disability” and put the spotlight on“ability” to demonstrate a customised model to support blind women into the workforce and promote it as an approach for deeper inclusion for women with “abilities”. Influence Goal 3: The LGBTQ+ communityto change the way society sees sexual orientation and push for the recognition of same-sex, intersex, and gender diverse relationships as equal. Influence Goal 4: Ethnic, religious, and cultural minorities to build deeper cohesion and push for theirinclusion at every level in a diverse Cambodian society and will advocatefor change on issues that are marginalising them in a Khmer-centric system that associates ethnicity with nationality. Influence Goal 5: Ethnic youth to push the ethnic minoritygirls’ agenda among ethnic minority groups and in the general public to provide the space for girls’ participation and bring awareness of the challenges they face in their daily lives. In order to achieved this, WPM and their consortium has proposed acollective ecosystem approaches as below: Knowledge: Each group has their own approach using “FLD” and are at very different stages in the kind of knowledge they wish to generate. Community Deepening: The rightsholders come together in their own groups tostrengthen their collectives, to share knowledge, and to engage in deep and genuine dialogue on the issues that are real and particular to them. Building Unity: They begin to understand each other, and look at both the things they share among all groupsthat are marginalised, but also recognise the unique differences and they share them for deeper understanding acrossthe spectrum. This allows the consortium to advocate for one another without having to be identical. Influence: Each group engages in its own influencing strategy, targeting the actors it believes it needs to reach to push for real change. This includes policy-makers, the general public, and even within their own communities which is taking place throughout the project period and notonly at the end of the project. All rightsholder groups specific influencing activities all feed into the overarching strategy that provides a space for all to come together and reach a large audience as a collective, that culminates in a national forum event that gives the full collective the opportunity to unify their voices and influence actors at all levels while supporting one another.Oxfam NovibWomen Peace Makers OrganizationWomen Peace Makers (known as WPM) began as a youth and women-led peacebuilding network in 2000 comprising of mostly female university students who were particularly concerned about conflict and violence against women in their communities. In 2003, WPM formally registered as a non-profit and non-governmental organization in Cambodia and began to focus its efforts on empowering women, youth, and communities to address conflict non-violently and to stand up for women#s rights through community mobilization,awareness raising,and capacity building on issues related to women#s rights protection and conflict transformation. Organization vision is WPM envisions a peaceful and gender just society where everyone, regardless of identity and ability, can live free from violence and reach their full potential. WPM's mission is works to support the empowerment of women and youth, transform conflict, and prevent violence,including gender-based violence, by providing creative tools and space for dialogue, deeperunderstanding, and strategic intervention on issues of gender and peace. Today#s WPM is the culmination of over a decade-and-a-half of action and learning in the field with a vision for a peaceful and gender-just society where everyone, regardless ofidentity and ability, can reach their full potential and live free from violence. Since its inception in 2003, WPM has been working very closely with communities across the country, including minority groups, on issues on women, girls, and conflict. WPM hasthus established its long-term commitment, skills, experience and relationship in the community it serves. Over the past two years, WPM has been initiating, piloting and evolving its localisedinformation gathering methodology, called Facilitative Listening Design (FLD), in order to better understand difficult and sensitive topics directly from the perspectives of communities and bring their voices to target audiences for uptake. FLD has been tested insensitive contexts including negative-sentiment against ethnic groups, perceptions of #the Other# along border areas, and understanding perspectives from adolescent girls in minority groups. The learning from FLD has continued to inform interventions and WPM#s direction in addressing a wide range of issues. WPM is grounded in its approach and community voices inform all of its continued learning and strategic direction. At the national level, WPM serves as a steering committee member of the Gender and Development Network(GADNet), a network of 43 NGOs and individuals working on gender and development throughout the country. It is also an active member of The Cambodian NGOs Committee on Convention on the Elimination of all forms of Discrimination Against Women (NGO-CEDAW), and of the United Nations YouthAdvisory Panel (UNYAP).Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation140952 46430 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 46430Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen Peace Makers Organization49561 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 49561Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen Peace Makers Organization34962 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 34962Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen Peace Makers Organization9608 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9608Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen Peace Makers OrganizationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6WPM and their consortium membersStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5WPM and their consortium membersRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsAgenda for changes were defined by 4 rightsholder groups# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsTwo rightsholder groups managed to registered themselves (CIWA) and completed their experimental training course (The blind massage therapy)The other 2 change agendas were implemented# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasCIWA and The blind women groupsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersIndigenous People, Women With Disability, and Making the Space public forum led by the minority youth.Pride Month, International Women’s Day, On the occasion of 16 Days of Activism against Gender-Based Violence# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workGay Peer Support Peer support group, Blind Women Community and IP representativesGirl Cirlcle-Through the Girls Circle activities, Gender Camp% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceBased on an initial interview conducted with the community representatives and mobilizers, an average of 90% among the 5 communities has proven to gain more confidence, being able to raise the idea, and becoming more active after engaging with project activities.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks16 days campaign of activism to end GBV and Gay peer to peer support campaign# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansA series of joint actions among the 5 groups were organized during the 16 days campaign period including, Coming Out Day, International Day to end violence against women, and the International Day of Persons with Disability. Gay Peer Support Peer #MyComingOutStoryOne Billion Rising Day, International Day of People with Disabilities (IDPD)# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups1). IP: Research Report on Gender-Based Violence against Indigenous Women 2). Human Centred Narrative Inquiry action research 3. Publication on Making the Space 4). Three news articles published our work regarding minority girls from four groups in Cambodia - Indigenous, ethnic Vietnamese, Cambodian Muslim, and Khmer KromPublication of “Our Turn” LGBTIQ Voices, Publication of “Our Turn” The Diverse Cambodian Woman, One Billion Rising Event Article, Our Turn “Video”, Universal Periodic Review (UPR) 4th Cycle, Art Exhibition News, Beneficiary of Gay Peer Support Peer storyof change- Vanton, 16 days Campaign Event On 26th November 2023 News.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksInitiated by rightsholder from blind community, an event to celebrate the graduation of the Anma and Shiatsu Therapeutic Massage for blind women was held as a stepping stone to engage the national policy makersUpon the report launch, women from IP communities were planning to engage with lawyers from MOWA regarding referral cases of GBV survivors from IP communities, The contribution to the Universal Periodic Review (UPR)# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsLGBTQI+ communities that have participated in Gay Peer Support Peer, has formed themselves into a small groups and initiate ideas to raise awareness and advocate on social media with the specific topic on anti-bullying and discrimination against LGBTQI+ people# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsSpoken Theatre TOT workshop help motivated rightsholder groups to express their voices through drama and forum theater by LKO(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsLGBTQI+, Minority Women and The Blind womenPerformance “Small Pieces” by the RHGs, Online Advocacy platform by raising the voice of representatives from the five communities called "Together for Diversity Toward Inclusion."NL-KVK-27108436-A-06313-02:KHOxfam NovibVoice collaborated with the Spindle of Partos to launch the Nothing About Us, Without Us! (NOW-Us!) Awards. The awards recognised inspiring inclusive initiatives from Africa and Asia to promote diversity and inclusion, and to trigger the self-empowerment of rightsholder groups and communities. The NOW-Us! Awards have been positively and enthusiastically received. In a desire to expand its reach and further amplify inclusive initiatives done at the country-level. Voice is planning to have national NOW-Us! Awards in the countries where Voice is present. This celebrating Inclusion aim to bring together rightsholder voices together and, through an Award, highlight unsung efforts to take us one step closer to a responsive and inclusive society. With this24 months project duration, IHPP is expected to organize and create a platform to facilitate the launch of the National NOW-Us Awards in Cambodia with key tasks and deliverables expected as below to: • Work with the Voice country team to launch the callfor NOW Us Award and do outreach activiteis to identify 10 organisations or initiatives from the Voice rightsholder groups in Cambodia who are already implement amazing inclusive innovations to their empowerment or influencing practice; • Organise and facilitate a participatory 5-day inclusive innovation bootcamp for the 10 organisations or movements to reflect, refine, and ideate the next steps for their initiative; • Organise the award ceremony, preferably as a component of a larger event or celebration where different civil society members and stakeholders gather; • Support and mentor the 1st place winners in their inclusion innovation journey, including their participation in the Innovation Festival in the Netherlands as well as exposure visit in the regional; • Amplify and promote the NOW-Us! Awards to influence national conversations on diversity and inclusion; • Manage the contractual elements of this grant by provide continued support and mentorship to the winners who will receive 25,000, 15,000, and 10,000 EUR in Empowerment grantsOxfam NovibImpact Hub Phnom PenhImpact Hub Phnom Penh (IHPP) registered as a social enterprize company that has been supporting Cambodian entrepreneurs for over 5 years and is considered to be one of the largest active communities of young entrepreneurs in Cambodia, particularly those who are creating a positive impact. Vision: A more sustainable and innovative Cambodia Mission: Empowering youth and startups in Cambodia tocontribute to solving problems (social and environmental) through entrepreneurship and leadership. Impact Goals: - Inspire: To unlock the potential of youth by inspiring them to grow, find their passions, and become change makers - Connect: Build a flourishing and well-connected community of impact-driven change makers and entrepreneurs - Enable: More successful social enterprises emerge in Cambodia Impact Hub Phnom Penh (IHPP) is an impact-first venture incubator targeting Cambodian young entrepreneurs. Their vision is to build a more innovative and impactful Cambodia through entrepreneurial mindsets and skills building. They achieve this through inspiring, enabling and connecting young entrepreneurs through the models of entrepreneurship and innovation, aligning ourselves with the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Their focus over the past 6 yearshas been the development of locally rooted and holistic support to enable the development of entrepreneurial mindsets, confidence to innovate and technical business skills through regular and high quality events, training, tailored coaching and communitynetworking. Since 2015, they have incubated and engaged with 600 young entrepreneurs across 30+ programs; inspired over 9,000 youth through events; built a strong and diverse local and internationalnetwork that supports impact ventures including a pool of30+ professional and personal coaches; and launched a high-quality, interactive online learning platform in Khmer language in 2018 featuring top inspiring role models and entrepreneurs from across the country, to teach 21st century skills to young aspiring entrepreneurs and leaders. Impact Hub Phnom Penh has the institutional capacity and track record to understand the issues and implement solutions regarding innovation and entrepreneurship in Cambodia.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation154485 -4489625000 82375 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 82375Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEImpact Hub Phnom Penh18216 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18216Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEImpact Hub Phnom Penh4386 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4386Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEImpact Hub Phnom Penh23750 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23750Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEImpact Hub Phnom PenhCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of working7 NOW-Us! winners and IHPPCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations7 NOW-Us winners developed their change agenda (project objective)3 NOW-Us award winners were selected and implement their project ideas.4 NoW-Us! Winners for the 2nd year# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsTheir change agenda implemented3 NOW-Us award winners were selected and implement their project ideas.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendas7 NOW-Us winners incorporate new approaches in realizing their change agenda (project objective)Voice ambassador, Bootcamp mentor-mentee approaches, Pitching approach, Creative media, Cross-learning and exchange knowledge, FestivalRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders7 NOW-Us winners have present their collective demands to external stakeholdersDocumentary and music video of NOW-Us!NOW-Us! Winner for the 2nd year# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work7 NOW-Us winners have indicate to have safe space to convence and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNOW-Us winners have increase their confident to raise their voices at least 60% after their project implement79% of NOW-Us! teams shared through the post-survey that they have more confidence in advocacy skills.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksNOW-Us Boot-camp for both cohortsVoice of most marginalized groups have been amplified via music video, podcases...2 NOW-Us! Award Cambodia Bootcamps# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsAt least 2 Peer to peer learning among NOW-Us winners were organized to share and promote their collective innovative and inclusion voicesNational L&L in KTP and International knowledge exchange with NoW-Us winners in Laos2 cross-learning and exchange visit were organized one in the country and another one exchange with Laos# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsProject development, DEI, Amplification, Financial management and mentoring support by IHPP team, Voice ambassador to the NOW-Us winners for their capacity strengtheningIHPP provide support on video documentation and podcast to the winners. Mentoring and monitoring is ongoing(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsThe 7 NOW-Us winners using their innovative approaches to influence other social actorsAll the NOW-Us! winners benefits from diverse set tools and approaches under this projectGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processesAt least one community of practice organized among the NOW-Us winners based on emerging new innovative approaches# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeVideo documentation, blog, article, podcast and other publication of project activities# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and Learning7 NOW-Us winners use thier new innovative approaches they have acquired through L&LLinking and Learning among NOW-Us winners and Knowledge exchange in LaosNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantAll the 7 NOW-Us winners project's ideas were award the grant to implement their innovative and inclusion approaches3 NOW-Us winners and organizer4 winners of the 2nd year7 NOW-Us! winners received funding grants from NOW-Us! Award Cambodia Program# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesAt least 18 video, podcast and article publication were developed based on the innovative project ideas of all NOW-Us winners7 podcase, 3 documentaries and 1 music videoPodcast year one: 8 episodes Podcast year two: 9 episodes Bootcamp recap video: 2 Article: 5NL-KVK-27108436-A-06313-03:KHOxfam NovibLive and Learn Cambodia is the Linking and Learning Facilitator for Voice in Cambodia. Voice Linking and Learning refer to the total of activities, processes and trajectories realised to boost collaboration, connectedness, sharing, listening, learning, innovationand innovation of new knowledge among grantees. It aims to produce evidence, learnings and innovative solutions to catalyse transformative change to promote diversity and inclusion. LLC works in straight collaboration and coordination with VoiceCambodia as well as the Voice global coordination team. We believe that as a facilitator in Linking and Learning, we are able to support grantees to reach their full potential through collaboration and working together as a community. So far, Linking <(>&<)>Learning has provided spaces for grantees to learn from one another and network, but it has not encouraged significant collaboration between organisations on issues that are contextual to the realities of civil society in Cambodia. We encourage collaboration so that each grantee understands the other and gains experience in working on various issues. Live and Learn Cambodia supports Voice grantees in developing their own linking and learning as well as amplify the linking and learning to national, regionaland international level. They promote participation of members of the Voice target groups and facilitate building communities of practice around issues and challenges that concern them. They develop a platform that supports inclusive collaboration, including community members in geographically remote areas. They organise events and meetings, develop thought provoking pieces, and produce creative works in order to amplify the grantees’ voices at the local, regional, and national level. We encourage collaboration so that each grantee understands the other and gains experience in working on various issues.Oxfam NovibLive & Learn CambodiaLLC was established in 2004, registered at the Ministry of Interior in 2005, and updated registration in 2018. LLC tackles development challenges by empowering communities to improve resilience through the adoption of innovative solutions and advocates for sustainable and appropriate solutions to address local community needs and priorities. LLC is specializing in community organization, empowerment, capacity building, stakeholder engagement, education and awareness raising, and pro-poor innovations. Vision: LLC is envisioned to achieve a sustainable and equitable Cambodia free from poverty Mission: to empower Cambodians with innovative solutions to achieve a sustainable livelihood and environment. Goal: builds resilience of local communities by developing their human, social, environmental and financial capital through innovation, multi-stakeholder platforms and partnerships. Values: Good Governance – accountability, transparency, equitability, participation, legality, effectiveness and efficiency are integral in all our decision-making and implementation Innovation – we value the constant striving to apply fresh thinking, and implement better solutions, to create value for our Communities Partnership – we actively seek out Partners with whom we can work with, to advance common goals, and share mutual benefits Expertise – we highly value the specific skills and knowledge of all our staff, partners and communities; and activelyseek to develop knowledge creation and operationalization, education,and capacity building opportunities LLC program strategy fitswith the local contexts (needs and priorities of local communities and the government) and national/international strategies and commitments. It has a good mix of staff expertise with good flexibility in terms of project implementation, stakeholder engagement andthe introduction of new innovation. LLC has strong expertise in the areas of workshop delivery and has access to regional and localnetworks to include the right people, the development and implementation of case studies, and video production.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation199795 52348 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 52348Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELive & Learn Cambodia60557 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 60557Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELive & Learn Cambodia46558 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 46558Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELive & Learn Cambodia28734 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28734Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELive & Learn Cambodia11598 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11598Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELive & Learn Cambodia-61544 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -61544Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELive & Learn CambodiaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingAll grantee partners in Voice phase II21 actives grantee partners on boardCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groups21 actives grantee partners on boardinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questionsSOGIE session, Women event, Advocacy approaches3 x offline Workshop on Looking Toward Inclusive Community of Practice 4 x online CoP session3 x offline Workshop on Looking Toward Inclusive Community of Practice 4 x online CoP session# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes5 CoP planned follow the 5 RHGsTelegram group for communication and update the information and next planningTelegram group for communication and update the information and next planning# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge2x article from CoP women# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge1 x CoS online meeting on stakeholder mapping 2 x online consultation meeting of CoP of women on activity and budged planning 4 x online CoP IP consultation meeting and continue in monthly of CoP-IP meeting on forward1 x CoS online meeting on stakeholder mapping 2 x online consultation meeting of CoP of women on activity and budged planning 4 x online CoP IP consultation meeting and continue in monthly of CoP-IP meeting on forwardGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningAll grantee partners on boardTotal of 32 grantee partners and stakeholder engaged in L&L and got inspired by the innovative approaches of the platforme5 new grantee partners have just on board and see the benefit of L&L platformLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsBased on the calculation the total of the grantee partners 24 and actively involve in L&L platform is 18 grantees partners# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)Online updated through telegram group, email, Facebook pageOnline updated through telegram group, email, Facebook page% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)LGBTQI event, marginalize women issues, advocacy approaches,Annual Linking and Leaning EventAnnual L&L event# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsArticle of workshop on Looking Toward Inclusive Community of Practice Video record of CoS online meeting on stakeholder mapping Training Material of the concept of case studies (photo shooting and video directory) through the telegram group disseminated to grantee partnersArticle of workshop on Looking Toward Inclusive Community of Practice Video record of CoS online meeting on stakeholder mapping Training Material of the concept of case studies (photo shooting and video directory)Linking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructure18 grantees partners are actively involved in L&L platform and benefit from itNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant11 IL grantee partners including the NOW-Us award and LLF# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated2 x CoP & CoS consultation workshop# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes2 articles from CoP womenNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes1 x COP- women project activities initiative 1 x CoP-IP project activities initiative 1 x CoP-OPA & PwD 1 x CoP-PwDJoint ideas of the women groups and IP# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approaches2 x article of CoP-womenNL-KVK-27108436-A-06313-04:KHOxfam Novib“I YOU ARE BEATIFUL” project aims to combat all negative social norms in order to promote gender equality for all including LGBTQI,people with disability and indigenous people. This media campaign project intend to contribute to raise awareness and change the perception of people because now a day, negative social norms are what people applying on their daily life, and they feel that it is the nature. Many creative ideas and approaches will be used for this project to raise awareness, visibility with positive acceptance on the beauty of the diversity rights-holder group that involved with this project. By using their online platform on NEARY Facebookpage, they keep posting article, producing music video, podcast, short film, “Secret Sadness Letter on Body Shaming” video, designposter, and some more initiative idea to raise awareness regarding to the gender issue, and spreading their voice on their own platform and network. This 12 months project is planning to form and build capacity of a group of youth and empower them to be agent forchange to continue their mission in promote gender equality for all. The project main goal is to promote gender equality by combating all negative social norms for all particularly women, LGBTQI, People with disability and indigenous people. Expect result 1: Building Capacity and Empowerment to Youth. 50 youth are recruited and build their capacity and empower to be agent for change to promote gender equality for all. Expect result 2: Advocacy and Awareness Raising. By using their online platform on Neary Facebook page, they keep posting article, producing music video, podcast, short film, “Secret Sadness Letter on Body Shaming” video, design poster, and some more initiative idea to raise awareness regarding to the gender issue, and spreading their voice on their own platform and network. Expect result 3: Promote Digital Campaign. Cooperate with private sector, business like coffee shop to promote gender equality for all. This project is expected to work with 3 different group of youth , LGBTQI and people with disability in Phnom Penh with mostly via online.Oxfam NovibKhmer Youth AssociationKhmer Youth Association (KYA) is a humanitarian, non-political, non-governmental and non-partisan Cambodian youth organization founded in 1992. KYA is committed to working with and for youth for positive social change by improving and promoting youth participation on different social issues relevant to Cambodia. KYA strives towards an improved framework for respecting human rights, democracy,gender, health, and the empowerment of young people by the government and other stakeholders utilizing principlesthat encourage youth participation and recognize youth’s role and works. KYA was established and recognized by the United Nations Transitional Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC) on 30 November 1992 and on 21 February 1994, KYA was reregistered as an independent non-governmental organization through authorization letter -Reference No. 109 S/Ch/N- issued by the Ministry of Interior, Cambodia. Vision: is to be potential youth, working with and for youth, for social positive change. Mission: is to upgrade and promote your participation human rights,democracy, peace building, health, gender equality, education and vocational training for young people in Cambodia. Core values: Gender equality, equity and inclusiveness. KYA will lead by example in promotingbehavioral change and actions that will reduce power inequalities between genders, tackle barriers to equal participation of young men and women, and to increase the inclusiveness of youth with disabilities and from ethnic minorities.  Good governance:KYA will communicate openly and operate transparently and withaccountability to its youth members and stakeholders.  Collaboration and partnership: KYA will encourage and facilitate the participation by youth, NGOs, CSOs, the private sector, government institutions, and development partners in the planning and implementation of its activities. KYA activities will be guided by the framework of the National Youth Development Policy and will be coordinated with the National Youth Council in order to achievethe successful implementation of KYA’s Strategic Plan.  Integrity and accountability: KYA will listen and respond to the voices of youth and will strive to conduct its activities with efficiency and effectiveness and to a high professional standard. KYA had experience working with youth in the field of economic empowerment and livelihood. We have worked on a TVET program collaborated with the Community Learning Center managed by the Ministry of Education, Youth, and Sport from 2015-2017 - with ACTEDgranted by the EU. Recently, we are working to promote young agriculture entrepreneurs for 2018-2020. Youth mobilization was KYA identity. At sub-national level, KYA created a space for the young and the old especially local authority (Commune councils,schools, and Health Center) to have a joint commitment together for their own community development. Groups of young people who are well known as Community Youth Network (CYNs) and somehow called KYA representatives played a crucial role in collaboratingwith community members and local authorities, and bring community concerns, and demands to local authority (commune councils) for response. From the Program Implementing Model (PIM), CYNs are the backbone of the project or community organizers/massagers to seek support from local authority in the sake of expanding their voices in the process of decision-making. CYNs with other community youth attended monthly commune meetings and raised community concerns, and took part in the process of Commune Investment Plan (CIP), and did commune budget monitoring including the engagement of promoting commune good governance. At national level, KYA was a member of umbrella NGOs such as NGOs forum, CCC, HACC, and CRC. KYA contributed to advocating at policy level by collaborating with other members. KYA was one of potential young people associations recognized by relevant partners, and government partners in terms of youth development. KYA voices and competencies contributed to enforcing policies and promoted policy-makers’ accountabilities. Specifically, KYA attended many advocacy workshops organized by CSOs partners including joint statements done by CSOs members and partners.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation17597 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17597Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKhmer Youth Association7403 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7403Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKhmer Youth AssociationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingNEARY team and KYACSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksJoin actions on influencing social actors are developed to engagement with other content creators and artists to bring more voice to the topic on gender norm and beauty standard.Join actions on influencing social actors was developed in collaboration with other content creator, artist and some influencer.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksJoin actions on influencing social actors are implementedThe joint actions on influencing social actors are implemented(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansThe alliance and networking to promote "I YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL" are continue to provide platform to spread positive on beauty standard.The alliance and networking to promote "I YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL" are initiated and continue to provide platform to spread positive on beauty standard.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups7 video for media campaign including music video with original song, 10 podcast, short film with 5 episodes, 1 Online exhibition, 24 poster for awareness raising campaign.# Poster: 105 # Video: 14 #podcast: 10 #shortfilm: 6 #talkshow: 1 #MV:1(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksYouth capacity building and empowerment, creative video for awareness raising, produce original music video, produce short films, Secret Sadness letter on body shaming video, I YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL podcast, Online exhibition and promote digital campaign by engage with private business sector.Youth capacity building and empowerment, creative video for awareness raising, produce original music video, produce short films, Secret Sadness letter on body shaming video, I YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL podcast, Online exhibition and promote digital campaign by engage with private business sector.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNEARY and their network alliance to support "I YOU ARE BEATIFUL" campaign.This project enable NEARY team to initiate and benefit on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06313-05:KHOxfam NovibThis project aim to strengthening advocacy capacity of women with disability to amplify their voice and promote inclusive accessibility guideline for people with disability. There are various approaches that the project intent to do including leading theactive dialogue and engagement with civil society and duty bearers. Capacity development leads to group and individuals working together. Actions to support and mobilize to women with disability, individuals, groups and representing organization to be able to strategies, monitor implementation and change. Actions for better networking, alliance and coalitions to influence on polices and laws enforcement to promote the national accessibility guideline for people with disability. Peer counseling and supportactivities will be created for women with disability to support each other. Media campaign and creative awareness raising activities are on place to promote the rights of people with disability and inclusion especially for women. Goal: To strengtheningadvocacy capacity of women with disability to amplify their voice and promote inclusive accessibility guideline for people with disability. Expect result 1: Community mobilization, network and capacity strengthening on rights project of people with disability. Expect result 2: Promote national accessibility guideline for barrier free design for the inclusion of people with disability. Expect result 3: Strengthening capacity on advocacy and amplify voices of women with disability. This 12 months project is expected to work with in Kampong Chhnang provinces with focus on women with disability via offline and online approaches.Oxfam NovibSAORI OrganizationSAORI Organization (SO) is the non-governmental Organization focus on support the disability field which was created by the young leader people with disability and founded by a women with physical disability. In 2008 she has been learned on Duskin Leadership Training in Japan that this program is for the young people with disability in Asia and Pacific. In 2009 after returned from Japan she has shared her knowledge and experience to her friends who are people with disabilities. Her studies in Japan had encourage her to establish this organization after she saw many barriers and issues face by people with disability especially women in Kampong Chhnang province. The SAORI Organization has established and officially registered in 2019 with spiritual support, advice and experience sharing from friends who work on disability sectors and many associations in Japan, Thailand and Europe Union. Goal: Promote and develop economic development for people with all kinds of disabilities through integration of persons with disabilities into vocational training. Training in hand weaving skills to support the professional development of people with disabilities. Promote social inclusion through activities to meet the needs of people with disabilities. Vision : A society where people with disabilities have the opportunity to study skills, obtain decent employment, earn a living, and to live a dignified life. Mission Providing a suitable vocational skill to improve your income, livelihood, and economy through SAORIFree Hand weaving. Encourage physical expression of intellectual pride and pride in the achievement of new development. Value : Respect the decisions of persons with disabilities. We provide opportunities to promote the development, capacity and potential of persons with disabilities. SAORI Organization has mission to create opportunity and promote women empowerment. Actions for the better access to quality basic education, vocational, and technical training for appropriate employment and decent work.Influence for the access to affordable and inclusive in public provision of social services. Influencing for better access to natural and productivity resources. Influence public and duty bearers for behavior change to reduce the discrimination and exploitation against the Voice target groups. Influence or monitor the policies and laws enforcement better coverage social protection scheme and welfare for Voice target group. Influence in policy-law development and enforcement involving in benefits of Voicetarget groups. Influencing for appropriate systems and structures for facilitating Voice target groups for equitable participation and benefits from the development. Address of all forms of stigma of Voice for gender equality. Create space and opportunities for amplify and voicing out.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation7791 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7791Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESAORI Organization7209 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7209Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESAORI OrganizationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksMobilizing women with disability group, peer counseling, capacity strengthening and media campaign to promote national accessibility guideline, amplify voices of women with disability in Kampong ChhnangMobilized 275 WWD to present their collective demands on health care for WWD and accessibility at the public place# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsJoin action plan to promote rights of women with disability with WWD-LAN (host by KHEN)Peer to peer counseling and spiritual support among WWDs were conducted to share information and knowledge.# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsSAORI have received coaching and mentoring support regularly from IHPP team and their mentor on organizational and financial management.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantPeer to peer counseling, media campaign to raise voices and visibility of WWD and promote national accessibility guideline on barrier free for PwDs# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitatedThis project won the 2nd place of NOW-Us Award grant on innovative and inclusion idea# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesPeer counseling, Promote accessibility guideline to remove barrier for independent life of PwDs, Promote visibility and voices of WWDsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesAmplify Voices of Women with Disability through peer counseling, media campaign and awareness raising activities to promote voices of women with disability.# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approaches2 video documentary, 3 Radio talk show per year, 1 public forum with share via Online mediaVideo documents and podcast by IHPP, BTV broadcasting, articles, and radio talk-show to raise voices of WWDs members in the province.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06313-06:KHOxfam NovibThe main purpose of this project is to create a strong community of Khmer LGBTQIA+ people working together to fight for the rights of the community. They were working together as an informal group for more than a year on a documentary, networking, build a stronger community, and a proposal that will allow them an opportunity to create a safe space for the LGBT+ community in Battambang, Cambodia. This project intend to promote the visibility and rights of the LGBT+ community in Battambang provinces and create a safe space for their community with sustainable and independent. In order to achieve this objectives, the exploring and forming of new members,capacity building on SOGIESC, project management, networking with NGOs, university and relevant authorities will be conducted. Creative art and media campaign will be used to express the challenges of the community, as well as to empower their groups to express “who they are?”. Many creative approaches for raising awareness to promote the positive image andthe true about LGBTQI community are part of the project workplan including promote positive stories on LGBTQI, animation to educate, stories telling, fashion show, art exhibition and video screening on the fact about LGBTQI. Goal: To create a strong community, a safe space of Khmer LGBTQIA+ people that working together to fight for the rights of their community. Expect result 1: Forming and capacity building on SOGIESC to the LGBTQI community members. Expect result 2: Raising awareness campaign to promote the positive visibility about LGBTQI community. Expect result 3: Creative art and media campaign with education materials to share the truth about LGBTQI community. This 12 months project is expected to work with in Battambang provinces with focus on LGBTQI community and people in public on the truth about LGBTQI people.Oxfam NovibPhare Ponleu Selpak AssociationPhare Ponleu Selpak is a non- profit Cambodian association that works with vulnerable children and young adults through three fields of intervention: art training, social support, and educational programs. Vision: Phare Ponleu Selpak believes passionately in thepower of the arts as a tool for human development and social change. Mission: Phare Ponleu Selpak is dedicated to providing a nurturing and creative environment where young people can access quality arts training, education and social support, serving as a vital creative resource for the community. Values: Phare Ponleu Selpak values creativity, professionalism, collaboration and accessibilityin all its projects. Phare Ponleu Selpak Association provides the accessibilities to young people from the local community to arts education for their future employment opportunities in culture and arts industry through its four main schools and programs: Education, Performing Arts Schools, Visual and Applied Arts School, and Social Support. Education: since 2013, the Education department consists of two education programs: formal education known as community Kindergarten and informal education has three sub-programs namely child development centre, library and tutoring. PerformingArts School (PAS): The Performing Arts School offers performing arts education to students and community children aged between 7 and 18 years-old with specific focus onchildren from disadvantaged background. PAS offers four arts discipline circus, theater, music and dance. Visual and Applied ArtsSchool (VAAS): The Visual and Applied Arts School provides artistic vocational in three level Leisure, prepatory and professional training such as graphic design, animation andvisual arts. Social Support Program: The Social Support Department is dedicated to improving the standard of living for local children and their families. The department works through its two main programs Child Protection Program and Sponsorship Program.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation6200 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6200Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPhare Ponleu Selpak Association3800 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3800Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPhare Ponleu Selpak AssociationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksA join action plan with LID and MHSS on creative awareness raising on the rights of LGBTQI and the the truth about this group during Pride week and Human Rights DayJoin actions with networks and partners in 9 different campaign and events to promote visibility of LGBTQIA+ in Battambang province# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksThe join action plan among the grantees are implements by Safespace BTB, LID and MHSSAll joint actions plan were successful implement(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansA network of informal group working to promote the rights of LGBTQI community is formedAlliances to organize the IDAHOT and Pride month and the Together stronger event with more than 15 NGOs network and partners# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups2 different capacity building on SOGIESC and LGBTQI+, 10 video campaign on LGBTQI+ , 1 video documentary, 3 session on stories telling "out stories" about LGBTQI+, Animation video competition for 2 winners, LGBTQI photo showcase of their community, Fashion show, Art exhibition on LGBTQI and stories.Video documents, articles, blog, podcast and social media post for each event and campaign.New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantCapacity building on SOGIESC and LGBTQI+, video campaign to promote the positive visibility of LGBTQI+ community, Our stories_ stories telling session, Animation video for education, LGBTQI+ photo showcase of their safespace community, Fashion show, Art exhibition, cinema time and swimming pools gathering and sharing.# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitatedThis project won the 3rd place of NOW-Us Award grant on promote innovative and inclusion idea# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes1 video documentary, 3 session on stories telling "out stories" about LGBTQI+, Animation video competition for 2 winners, LGBTQI photo showcase of their community, Fashion show, Art exhibition on LGBTQI and stories.New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesAnimation video competition, "out stories"_ stories telling session about LGBTQI+, Fashion show,Art exhibition on LGBTQI and stories and LGBTQI photo showcase to show the safespace of their community.# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesvideo documentary, 3 session on stories telling "out stories" about LGBTQI+, Animation video competition for 2 winners, LGBTQI photo showcase of their community, Fashion show, Art exhibition on LGBTQI and stories.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06313-07:KHOxfam Novib“The Arts of Visibility and Positive Social Change” project aim to transform and empower voices of indigenous youths, particularly women through indigenous knowledge, artivism and multimedia technology. There are four primary innovative approaches under this project: 1). Strengthen and build the capacity of the 24 (50% are women) Indigenous youth in arts of filmmaking and multimedia and to equip them to be activists for behavior changes in their community by scaling up on the success of previous project supported by Voice. 2). The trained indigenous filmmakers from the previous project will support mentor students for this project. The indigenous youth will help each other to strengthen their skills and capacity building in documentary filmmaking. At least 12 documentary films co-produced under the exchange program between the indigenous youth in Ratanakiri and Mondulkiri province. The indigenous youth will become the activists contributing to the better improvement and sustainable development in their community. 3). By join partnership with local NGOs based in the target areas (CIPO), the training program is taken place in the home provinces of Indigenous youths in order to promote more accessible, engage more community participation, build trust and ownership of the indigenous community for this project. 4). Develop a film-making glossary provide students, trainers, mentors and technicians with a common understanding of the key stages and techniques of filmmaking that will be useful for past, current and future students. The short glossary will be available in Jarai, Tampuon, Kreugn, Bunong, Khmer and English languages to facilitate transmission, dissemination and ownership of the project by the different ethnic groups involved. The 24 young indigenous students are trained and have capacity to produce 24 short films that investigate the political, environmental, economic and social issues faced by the most vulnerable people in their communities. The trained Indigenous youth will work with their community elder artist or artisan to revive their endangered arts to be documented and promoted to the wider public. At least, 12 artist/artisans from 6 different communities are documented. They will gain the opportunity to be offered jobs by various institutions that will contribute to their economic empowerment because there is currentlyno accredited multimedia or film school in Cambodia which can provide these skills. The students’ documentary films will have impact on the general public, especially policy-makers. The film screenings followed by community dialogue in both physical format and virtual format using ICT tools can help facilitate the inclusive public debate on social issues that Indigenous communities are facing. This 21 months project istarget to implement in 6 different indigenous communities in Ratanakiri and Mondulkiri province.Oxfam NovibASSOCIATION POUR LA RECHERCHE, LABophana is the name of a young Khmer woman who was a prisoner at S21, a former high school in Phnom Penh turned into a prison by the Khmer Rouge. Bophana continued to write letters to her fiancé, breaking the Khmer Rouge#s interdiction of love and private life. She died in the prison at 25, after being tortured for more than five months. By adopting the name of Bophana, the Center is passing on the message of resistance, courage and dignity left for future generations by this woman through her letters and her heroic story. Bophana Center was launched, it was designated as the Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center. Co-founded by film director Rithy Panh, the Bophana Center collects film and sound materials related to Cambodia and gives the public free digital access to this unique heritage. The large quality database attracts a diverse and wide audience, including Cambodian youth, teachers, students, scholars, tourists, and journalists. These archives are also brought to life through conferences, debates, exhibitions, and workshops organizedby the Center. Bophana also trains young Cambodians in cinema, audiovisual creation and new media, inspiring meaningful productionsabout their own culture. A place of exchange and interaction, the Bophana Center also supports creation in all its forms by welcoming artists: we create the archives of tomorrow. - Goal, Vision, mission and value Vision: Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center-ARPAA strives to become a leading non-profit and non-governmental archive center in the country and region in terms of reviving memory of the country and fostering Cambodian culture through arts and multimedia. Goals: To accomplish the two missions, Bophana Center-ARPAA aims to do as the followings: 1. Revive memory through archive collecting and safeguarding 2. Provide the public free digital access this unique heritages 3. Train people in cinema and audiovisual creation, enabling them to find their own voice by respecting the Gender Equality 4. Produce a wide range of audiovisual works about Cambodia 5. Diffuse the audiovisual documents through social media, website, application, television, festival and cultural events. Core Values: - Uniqueness - Integrity - Diversity - Inclusivity - Discovery - DevelopmentMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation200000 -630376063 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 76063Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEASSOCIATION POUR LA RECHERCHE, LA57837 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 57837Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEASSOCIATION POUR LA RECHERCHE, LA51546 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 51546Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEASSOCIATION POUR LA RECHERCHE, LA8251 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8251Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEASSOCIATION POUR LA RECHERCHE, LACivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingBophan CenterBophana and CIPOCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsBophana and CIPOinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineBophana and CIPOCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursBophana and CIPOCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsRecruited new staff from the young IPs communitiesCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks24 young IP are trained on documentary film making and use them as the tools to influence decision maker at community, national and global level through international film festival both off-line and online. Another plan, the young IP film makers will be mentored and coached by the previous film making students from the same community which is promote ownership of the community for this project.Technical film-making skills and knowledge on gender based violence, social issues faced by IP communities, PwD and natural resources protection and climate change concept.The 21 trained indigenous youth were technically supported by an indigenous youth, Mr. Chhouk LOEURN, from the previous project funded by Voice. In 2024, 6 indigenous youth were trained on how to organize the mobile screenings and they have learned more about event organisation and production management from various institutions.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsPeer to peer support and knowledge exchange program between the IP youth in Ratanakiri and Mondulkiri province will be organized.Young IP in RTK and MKD joint learning togetherIndigenous youth from Ratnakiri province helped indigenous youth in Mondulkiri province to produce documentary films and vice versa.# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsExpertize and trainer on film making from Bophana and their network will be invited to support build capacity of the 24 young IP during this project.Expert on film-making and knowledge on social issues concept as well as climate changeIn 2022, Young IP were trained by experts of documentary filmmaking and by other experts and practitioners on Gender based violence, climate change, indigenous culture. In 2024, 6 indigenous filmmakers were trained by Bophana Center’s staff on how to communicate with local authority.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsYoung IP film maker have capacity to produce documentary films on social norm and issues happen in their community and amplify them at community, national and global level through international film festival.21 young IPs from RTK and MDK provincesGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questionsYoung IP in MDK, RTK and CIPL have exchanged knowledge and share experiences on documentary films in their respect communities.Learning questions set in the project proposal have been addressed by the project implementationthe project accompanied the Young IP in MDK, RTK to attend the film screening in Mondulkiri province. Young IP learned about the Bunong indigenous culture through the documentary films about natural environment and elephant conservation. Bophana Center’sstaff worked with other NGOs such as Asia Village, OPKC and CIPL to develop ideas to create a small proposal for organizing event.# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processesYoung IP in MDK, RTK and CIPL have exchanged knowledge and share experiences on documentary films in their respect communities and able to apply the best practice in their own communities.In 2023, Bophana Center’s students and CIPL’s students shared experiences regarding the topic “Empowering Indigenous Youth to Preserve and Advocate for Indigenous Traditions, Cultures, Languages, and Voices” In 2024, Bophana Center’s students, from otherproject, helped Asia Village and OPKC to record the Kui Yike performance in Kampong Thom# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeAt least 24 short films made by each indigenous youth on social, political and environmental issues are produced by the trained indigenous youth in collaboration with artists and artisans of the communities. There will be at least 12 documentary films co-produced under the exchange program between the indigenous youth in Ratanakiri and Mondulkiri province.31 films have been produced by the young IP studentsThroughout the whole project periods, documentary films, BF post on activities of students, CIFF events, media report, and many other photo exhibition that organized by Bophana for this project.# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeAt least 2 meeting will be organized for knowledge exchange between IP youth in MDK, RTK and CIPL youth.Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantAn IL grant awarded to Bophana center with local partner, CIPO by using documentary film making as a tool to capture issues, culture of IP communities and amplify them broadly at sub-national, national and global level, online and off-line through international films festival. Peer to peer support, mentoring and coaching by former batch of young film maker is organized to promote ownership of the project by young IP film maker and their communities.# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06313-08:KHOxfam NovibThis project aim raise voices of vulnerable elderly and people with disability in urban city for better social protection and social service delivery in a piloted social accountability model “I-SAF for Social Protection”. It’s intend test and explore howinclusioncan be strengthened by including social protection services in the I-SAF framework. This project is jointly implement by 5 consortium members who are rightsholder group-led of people with disability, elderly and ID poor family. API is the lead applicant who responsible on coordination support with technical and financial management, capacity building and coaching. Contemporary art, inclusiveperformance and advocacy song by people with disability are part of the innovative approaches for this project and share responsible by each consortium member. The digital community scorecard tool and online information tools are complement this approach. 600 people with severe disabilities, people with blind, elderly and vulnerable family in Khan Sen Sok are able to raise their voices, demanding social protection services delivery using ISAF framework to ensure the effective of the Social Protection Law implementation. The project will apply the digital blended community scorecard for improved efficiency of data management, and more effective disaggregation and presentation of M<(>&<)>E data on the public dashboard. Detailed disaggregated data will also serve advocacy for scalingand/or mainstreaming of this pilot project. On the meta level of the project aims to influence National Committee for Sub-NationalDemocratic Development (NCDD) and I-SAF implementers nationally to mainstream social protection services. On the other hand to advocate the National Social Protection Council to adopt a social accountability mechanism in the strengthening of social protection systems nation-wide, in close collaboration with the Social Protection Steering Committee of civil society organizations. This 21 months project is target to pilot in urban Phnom Penh in Khan SenSok.Oxfam NovibAdvocacy and Policy InstituteOn May 24th, 2007, Advocacy and Policy Program (APP) made an important step in this localization process by adopting its new name, the Advocacy and Policy Institute (API) in order to reflect its fledgling independent identity. A further important step was taken on July 17th, 2007, when API officially registered with the Royal Government of Cambodia's (RGC) Ministry of Interior as a non-profit, non-governmental organization. API#s goal is #to increase Cambodia#s democratic space by creating more effectiveadvocates and responsive government institutions.# API#s vision is #a Cambodian nation that through poverty reduction and the protection of human rights creates a national culture of harmony with sustainable democratic, political, and economic stability.#API#s mission is #to serve the long term democratic and social development needs of Cambodia through the empowerment of people to interact with their government to protect their rights and provide for their needs.# API#s Values: All Cambodians have theright to participate, mobilise and express themselves in matters that affect their daily lives. All matters should be resolved peacefully and justly according to the principles of our shared humanity. Building capacity, particularly at the community level, is the most sustainable way of building a brighter future for all Cambodians. Engaging with all social sectors ensures that when solutions are reached, they are of greatest benefit to the community. Being transparent, accountable, independent, and non-partisan helps build an organisation that has the respectand confidence of both the Cambodian people and its international supporters.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation199782 -999438590 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 38590Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdvocacy and Policy Institute56309 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 56309Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdvocacy and Policy Institute56999 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 56999Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdvocacy and Policy Institute37890 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 37890Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdvocacy and Policy Institute-6944 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -6944Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdvocacy and Policy InstituteCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingAPI and their consortium members (PPCIL, Phnom Penh OPA, MAPD, Epic Art)CSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsThe consortium members have received capacity strengthening on ISAF and Social Protection concept. The disability inclusion were also provided by their consortium members to promote learning among the implementing partners.informal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineI4C dissemination, digital community scorecard, interface meeting...CSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursYes, more or less they learned how to improve their risk mitigation during the civic space shrinkingCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksAPI and consortium members join action to mobilise and facilitate right holder groups’ members’ access to social assistance services in 3 Sangkat of Khan Sen Sok.The consortium members has come together to enable women (and men) from poor households, with disabilities and from among the elderly in Khan Sen Sok, to raise their voices for better social protection and social service delivery in a piloted social accountability model “I-SAF for Social Protection”11 Joint Accountability Action Plan (JAAP) action plans of one Khan and 6 communes/Sangkats were developed in 2022-2023.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksThe joint action lead by API and consortium members to mobilise and facilitate right holder groups’ members’ access to social assistance services is implemented in 3 Sangkat of Khan Sen Sok.JAPP implemented in 2023(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansAPI and their consortium members initiate activities based on piloting on how ISAF work for Social Protection for the most marginalized rightsholder group in urban areas.API joined partnership with their 4 consortium members to implement this piloting project11 JAAP were planned between the 3 service providers and citizens including the most marginalized groups# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups2 video case studies, 14 stories of change and 1 piloting document on operational guideline on ISAF for Social Protection14 case studies, 2 video documentation and 2 video success stories of the service providersNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantA piloting project join implement by 5 consortium members to explore how Social Protection mechanism work and benefit to rightsholder groups at urban areas through ISAF approachesAPI and their consortium members# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesChanging project approaches from integration to mainstreaming of social project in ISAF framework and inclusive awareness raising# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approaches1 successful story and 2 video recorded on the inclusive performance by Epic Art.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06313-09:KHOxfam NovibThis project aims to see deaf people and people with hearing impairments able to communicate with the public and be fully inclusivein access to information on health, education, and social development. The core value of this project is to see deaf people in Cambodia able to access quality information through bigger sign language interpretation on video and other communication channels. It intended to produce awareness-raising videos on the needs and issues of deaf people who cannot communicate with the public people and were left behind. There are 40 videos with good quality sign language interpretation on news related to health education (eg: reproductive health for women), entrepreneurship, entertainment, and updated news that is happening for deaf people. 40 people who are family members, friends, and public people that are not deaf are selected to participate in the physical sign language class to becomethe peer supporting of the deaf people community. They are the volunteers who will continue to promote inclusive communication withdeaf people through sign language interpretation. Various awareness-raising activities on the needs and issues of deaf people in Cambodia will be organized by the community of deaf people in Cambodia. This 12 months project will be targeted Phnom Penh city and produce sign language teaching class videos on YouTube and social media channels.Oxfam NovibARV Users AssociationARV Users Association (AUA) is a community-based organization that were formed by a group of people living with HIV with 86% of AUA#s current staff live with HIV, 60% of their management team are women, and many staff come from ethnic backgrounds. Since register with MoI in 2003, AUA plays an important role in coordinating different stakeholder groups where they bring together government and civil society representatives, service providers and community members to advocate for human rights and access to quality healthcare. AUA builds capacity and leadership within the community by training and employing People Living with HIV (PLHIV). This is unique among HIV/AIDS organizations in Cambodia in that our staff works directly alongside healthcare providers. AUA#s triage teams support patient reception, case management, referrals, and partner tracing and testing, while our counselors and group organizers offer targeted social support that focuses on treatment adherence and positive prevention. AUA also provides financial and in-kind support forgreatest-need patients. AUA's vision is to see Cambodian people, especially those People Living with HIV/AIDS have full access to Universal Rights Dignity and Peace. AUA's mission is to empower people living with HIV/AIDS, particularly those receiving ART, to understand their illness, treatment and right to quality care; and to confront the challenges in their lives.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation15000 -13378694 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8694Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEARV Users Association6306 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6306Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEARV Users Association-1337 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -1337Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEARV Users AssociationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingAUA being the host for SLCCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineSLC received support from IHPP to organize another sign language class after Voice endCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursAUA and SLCCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsAUACSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsPromote inclusive sign language for allRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations1. Deaf people able to access to better/wider information, 2. public people able to use sign languageChange agenda on promote sign language communication to support deaf people from being isolated was developed with sign language class and video sign language interpretation# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsBoth change agenda are implementedChange agenda implemented# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasAt least one new approaches is defined by this project (sign language teaching on YouTube channel)Sign language video interpretation relate to health care and education. Video teaching on basic sign language based on the curriculumRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersBoth deaf community and public people are we well aware on need and issues of deaf people and together join hand to raise awareness on rights of deaf people2 sign language class were completed training and increase knowledge for hearing students and family of deaf people# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work1 group of deaf community in Phnom Penh have been empowered and able to communicate with public people using sign languageFamily of deaf people and some student have confident and practice sign language to communicate with deaf people.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceAt least 50% of the deaf people indicated increased confidence to raise their voices through sign language communicationThis project only able to raise awareness on sign language communication in a small scale only, but it's important to continue this awareness raising to support deaf people from being isolated due to communication barrier.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksA joint action to celebrate the international day of the deaf people is developed by the deaf community and the public people.SLC has received support form IHPP to host another sign language class after Voice end# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksThe international day for the deaf people is organized(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansThe sign language Cambodia project join with DDP and deaf people community to celebrate and raise awareness on the rights of deaf peopleA network of sign language class and some CSOs networkhas contributed support to raise the sign language communication# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsAt least 5 video training/article/case studies on sign language will be re-post by other network to raise awareness on the rights of deaf people40 video with sign language interpretation and 30 video of sign language teaching based on the curriculum. 2 more video about the project launching and summary activities.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06313-10:KHOxfam NovibPhka Sla Akareach or The Independent of Phka Sla project aims to encourage and empower women and girls to live on their self-independent concept, combat gender stereotype and social norm that put pressure on single women who want to live independently. It indented to see women and society understand more about women’s rights in making decisions and be aware that being single or married is their choice. Change the mindset of the society that judges singleness and the audience would know more about the tipto care about their mental health. They want society to know that judgment or stigma is really effected to other people, especially their mental health. This is to encourage women not to be ashamed that being single. Also, women are aware more of well-being to make their mental health strong so they are strong enough to do decision making. To achieve their main objective, they are using social media content creators, and infographics to raise women’s awareness through 10 different content, 3 podcasts episodes will be produced by joining by psychologists, influencers, and other special guests with the purpose to stop bullying old-single ladies, understanding ''Decision making", and get inspiration, tips, advice on how to taking care of their mental health.2 different physical events are planned to beorganized in Battambang and Phnom Penh which will include a practical mental health workshop, song creation workshop, screening day, and art exhibition. This 12 months project is targeted to conduct in Battambang province and Phnom Penh city.Oxfam NovibCambodian Living ArtsIn 1998, Arn Chorn-Pond began Cambodian Living Arts (CLA) as a simple but powerful project: to find the few remaining master artists who had survived the Khmer Rouge genocide, and support them to start teaching their skills to young people in their communities. The organization on going objectives to: - Support the continuity and preservation of Cambodia's artistic heritage - Develop the Cambodian arts sector through regional, as well as international exchange and promotion - Advocate the importantrole of arts and culture Their strategic goals 2023-2025: - Enable artists and cultural leaders by providing training, funding, resources and networks - Create a foundation for civic participation and critical reflection among young people through creativities and expressions - Increase opportunity for underserved population to participate in and experience with the arts - Strengthen the ecosystem for the arts by supporting the sustainability of strategic initiatives CLA's 6 core values: Caringheart, Open heart, Dedicated heart, Creative heart, Nurturing heart. Today CLA is one of the leading arts organizations in Cambodia and major key players in the arts eco-system. Their work is based on the belief that the arts are at the heart of a vitalsociety. They envision arts and cultural expression as essential to a thriving future for Cambodia, and their mission is to be a catalyst in a vibrant arts sector, inspiring new generations. Over the last 20 years, they have focused on helping talentedpeople to build and develop careers in the arts, through scholarships, fellowships, and support to troupes and individuals. Looking forward, they aim to promote creativity and innovation in the arts sector, alongside our new evolving role as a grant-makerto further support the arts ecosystem. They are also working to get more arts and culture education into Cambodian public schools and to increase performance opportunities for Cambodian artists.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation10000 6288 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6288Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECambodian Living Arts3712 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3712Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECambodian Living ArtsCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCLA and AMHCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsEncourage women to be independent in decision making, raise awareness about mental health and eliminate the stigma of women's singlenessOne change agenda is developed to encourage women to be independent in decision-making, raise awareness about mental health and eliminate the stigma of women's singleness# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsThe change agenda implementedOn goingChanged agenda implemented# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasMedia content about Marriage is an optional not obligatory and mental health awareness online and physical eventsUsing art to address mental health issues and campaigningTwo main approaches include: Media content about Marriage is an optional not obligatory and mental health awareness online and physical events using arts.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersArt and mental health team and a group of young women in PNP and BTB to raise common message about mental health and eliminate the stigma of women's singlenessA collective demand to eliminate the stigma of women’s singleness by a group of women in PNP and BTB. # rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workGroup of women in PNP and BTB2 groups of youth members in PNP and BTB have indicated to have safe space to convene and work on the elimination the stigma of women’s singleness% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksJoin action by psychologist and influencer to raise awareness on women rights for making decision and aware that being single or marriage is their choiceA joint action was developed by psychologists and influencer to raise awareness on women rights for making decision and aware that being single or marriage is their choice.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksTheir join action is implemented(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansYoung artist, psychologist, influencer and NGOs network to join in this media campaignA network/coalitions of young artist, psychologists, influencers and NGOs network to join this media campaign# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsAt least 5 publications by media and non-rightsholders supporting issues of AMH (3 episode, MV, 2 public event in PNP and BTBReleased 3 podcast episodes, 2 public events in PNP and BTB. Due to time constrain, the project the MV was not able to release during the project period.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06313-11:KHOxfam NovibDigital Education for Kui IP community project aims to inclusive education for young indigenous of the Kui community in access to digital literacy, entrepreneurship, and cultural preservation. This is to create opportunities for young Kui indigenous people, the rural student in Kampong Thom province to strengthen their capacity for soft skill training, and community performance program to maintain their traditional dancing and concept of entrepreneurship. Young Kui people who live in the most remote areas will have the opportunity to strengthen their life skills and knowledge to compete with other privileged young people in the city for access to employment. This inclusive education is not based on teaching methods but more on practice. The project is designed for the rural youth to learn and know their rights to access safety information and how to use digital for their education, and for the community. The best practice of this inclusive educational model will be captured to amplify and scaled out in other communities. The 12 months project will be self-sustained by the project called digital library where IP candidates are able to continue their work by adding information to this platform. Everyone can learn, and search for Kui IP more about their culture, traditional skill, food, history, and products. Specific objective 1: The community is able to use digital skills for their daily work and management such as for community-saving and recording sales or expenses, and promoting their community products, services. Specific objective 2: High school students are confident and ready to get jobs from digital skills or ready to attend university. This 12 months project is targeted to conduct in Battambang province and Phnom Penh city.Oxfam NovibCambodia Indigenous Youth AssociatiCambodia Indigenous Youth Association (CIYA) is the only indigenous youth network registered and active in Cambodia at both grass-root and national level. It was formed in 2005 by a group of indigenous peoples students and officially registered under Ministry of Interior in 2008. CIYA vision is to see indigenous peoples are strong, prosperous, and able to protect their natural resources, traditions, cultures, and rights. Developing the capacity of indigenous youths, who are the key human resources and future of the indigenous people, will help contribute towards sustaining their traditional livelihoods. Its mission are to 1/ consolidate all indigenous youths of both sexes studying in Phnom Penh and other provinces towards building a strong network. This will help strengthen their solidarity and allow them to build strong capacities, empowering them as the future generation of the indigenous communities they represent and 2/ helping indigenous communities in ensuring the protection and security of their land and natural resources in order to improve their livelihood and access to healthcare, and to maintain their identities such as custom, tradition, beliefs and languages.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation25000 -125016782 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16782Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECambodia Indigenous Youth Associati6968 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6968Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECambodia Indigenous Youth AssociatiCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCIYA and Phum AsiaCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlinePhum Asia and their communityCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsYoung Kui indigenous people and their community can use digital skills with security for their daily work to improve their access to information, improve their livelihood, and conserve their cultural identity# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasDigital literacy skillsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersKui youth and communities from 3 target villages in Kampong Thom# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workKui youth and communities indicated their increase confidence and improve their livelihood after engaged with the digital literacy program% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice60% of rightsholder group reported increased their confidence to raise voices and improve their livelihoods through the digital website and networking.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsDigital and technical team in Japan, Indonesia(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06313-12:KHOxfam NovibSrolanh Kon Chea Kon (Love your children as who they are!) project aims to raise awareness, promote family acceptance, and encourage changing behavior and perspective toward LGBT issues among the parents and community. This project intends to address theissues ofrejection and negative perception of families especially parents that have children who are LGBT. This project will be raising morepublic understanding of LGBT's untold issues in their household, especially between the parents and their own LGBTQ+ children through digital campaigns including content, videos, and other physical events. By using a digital campaign, this project is expected to reach at least 5000 total engagements. Outreaching the public for better discussion on solutions and issues through fostering changing behavior in a more accepting, respectful, and understanding manner between parents and children as well as the external environment with physical gatherings to at least 10 LGBTQ+ youths and 10 parents. Weekly digital contentwill be produced to raise unsaid issues inside the LGBT household and the problems both parties are facing. Also, it is to advocate for their issues and engage in open discussion and public understanding which is the first step toward acceptance. Anotherkey activity is breaking stigma which is focused on inspiring or broadening the general public, parents <(>&<)> LGBTQ+ youths' perspectives through 5 LGBTQ+ youths <(>&<)> 5 accepting parents' stories through 5 sessions online. Community support for acceptance is another key activity empowers community supportfor parents of LGBTQ+ youths via the online platform where there is an open space “You Ask, We Answer” for the general public to share their perspective to build a stronger sense of community. A physical workshop/gathering to be organized to directly engage with at least 20 parents and LGBTQ’s youth in order to promote a sense of community and provide a platform for parents and LGBTQ+ youths to engage and louden the voices for “parents and community acceptance”. The wrapping up of the project outcomes and reflection as well as key lessons learnt will be developed by the end of the project. 3 campaign videos are planned to product for this project. This 12 months project will be implemented in Phnom Penh and isexpected to reach out to more people through a social media campaign.Oxfam NovibASSOCIATION POUR LA RECHERCHE, LABophana is the name of a young Khmer woman who was a prisoner at S21, a former high school in Phnom Penh turned into a prison by the Khmer Rouge. Bophana continued to write letters to her fiancé, breaking the Khmer Rouge#s interdiction of love and private life. She died in the prison at 25, after being tortured for more than five months. By adopting the name of Bophana, the Center is passing on the message of resistance, courage and dignity left for future generations by this woman through her letters and her heroic story. Bophana Center was launched, it was designated as the Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center. Co-founded by film director Rithy Panh, the Bophana Center collects film and sound materials related to Cambodia and gives the public free digital access to this unique heritage. The large quality database attracts a diverse and wide audience, including Cambodian youth, teachers, students, scholars, tourists, and journalists. These archives are also brought to life through conferences, debates, exhibitions, and workshops organizedby the Center. Bophana also trains young Cambodians in cinema, audiovisual creation and new media, inspiring meaningful productionsabout their own culture. A place of exchange and interaction, the Bophana Center also supports creation in all its forms by welcoming artists: we create the archives of tomorrow. - Goal, Vision, mission and value Vision: Bophana Audiovisual Resource Center-ARPAA strives to become a leading non-profit and non-governmental archive center in the country and region in terms of reviving memory of the country and fostering Cambodian culture through arts and multimedia. Goals: To accomplish the two missions, Bophana Center-ARPAA aims to do as the followings: 1. Revive memory through archive collecting and safeguarding 2. Provide the public free digital access this unique heritages 3. Train people in cinema and audiovisual creation, enabling them to find their own voice by respecting the Gender Equality 4. Produce a wide range of audiovisual works about Cambodia 5. Diffuse the audiovisual documents through social media, website, application, television, festival and cultural events. Core Values: - Uniqueness - Integrity - Diversity - Inclusivity - Discovery - DevelopmentMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation10000 -10675126 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5126Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEASSOCIATION POUR LA RECHERCHE, LA4874 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4874Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEASSOCIATION POUR LA RECHERCHE, LA-1067 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -1067Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEASSOCIATION POUR LA RECHERCHE, LACivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingBophana, host organization of La ChhoukCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06313-13:KHOxfam NovibAccording to the 6 months extension approval from the MoFA that allow all grantee projects able to implement their projects until June 2024, Voice Cambodia is renewing the grant agreement contract with LLC to end their project in June 2024. Live and Learn Cambodia is the Linking and Learning Facilitator for Voice in Cambodia. Voice Linking and Learning refer to the total of activities, processes and trajectories realised to boost collaboration, connectedness, sharing, listening, learning, innovation and innovation of newknowledge among grantees. It aims to produce evidence, learnings and innovative solutions to catalyse transformative change to promote diversity and inclusion. LLC works in straight collaboration and coordination with VoiceCambodia aswell as the Voice global coordination team. We believe that as a facilitator in Linking and Learning, we are able to support grantees to reach their full potential through collaboration and working together as a community. So far, Linking <(>&<)>Learning hasprovided spaces for grantees to learn from one another and network, but it has not encouraged significant collaboration between organisations on issues that are contextual to the realities of civil society in Cambodia. We encourage collaboration so that each grantee understands the other and gainsexperience in working on various issues. Live and Learn Cambodia supports Voice grantees in developing their own linking and learning as well as amplify the linking and learning to national, regionaland international level. They promote participation of members of the Voice target groups and facilitate building communities of practice around issues and challenges that concern them. They develop a platform that supports inclusive collaboration, including communitymembers in geographically remote areas. They organise eventsand meetings, develop thought provoking pieces, and produce creative works in order to amplify the grantees’ voices at the local, regional, and national level. We encourage collaboration so that each grantee understands the other and gains experience in working on various issues.Oxfam NovibLive & Learn CambodiaLLC was established in 2004, registered at the Ministry of Interior in 2005, and updated registration in 2018. LLC tackles development challenges by empowering communities to improve resilience through the adoption of innovative solutions and advocates for sustainable and appropriate solutions to address local community needs and priorities. LLC is specializing in community organization, empowerment, capacity building, stakeholder engagement, education and awareness raising, and pro-poor innovations. Vision: LLC is envisioned to achieve a sustainable and equitable Cambodia free from poverty Mission: to empower Cambodians with innovative solutions to achieve a sustainable livelihood and environment. Goal: builds resilience of local communities by developing their human, social, environmental and financial capital through innovation, multi-stakeholder platforms and partnerships. Values: Good Governance – accountability, transparency, equitability, participation, legality, effectiveness and efficiency are integral in all our decision-making and implementation Innovation – we value the constant striving to apply fresh thinking, and implement better solutions, to create value for our Communities Partnership – we actively seek out Partners with whom we can work with, to advance common goals, and share mutual benefits Expertise – we highly value the specific skills and knowledge of all our staff, partners and communities; and activelyseek to develop knowledge creation and operationalization, education,and capacity building opportunities LLC program strategy fitswith the local contexts (needs and priorities of local communities and the government) and national/international strategies and commitments. It has a good mix of staff expertise with good flexibility in terms of project implementation, stakeholder engagement andthe introduction of new innovation. LLC has strong expertise in the areas of workshop delivery and has access to regional and localnetworks to include the right people, the development and implementation of case studies, and video production.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation118220 61544 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 61544Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELive & Learn Cambodia54795 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 54795Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELive & Learn Cambodia1880 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1880Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELive & Learn CambodiaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingAll grantee partners and LLF themselvesCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions4 CoP groups requested to use the 50K budget to implement their joint collective activities.1 x CoP-IP 1 x CoP-elderly & PwD 1 x CoP-Women 1 x CoP-conduct research on disability identity card (DIC) 1 x CoP-LGBT 1 x CoP- Art & Mental Health & Sign language for all# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes4 CoPs groups test their joint collective activities based on emerging L&L process# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge4 CoPsVideos, articles, blog, stories line from all the 6 CoPs groups# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge4 CoP groups defined their joint collective actions and document their joint journey processVarious learning meeting were organized by each CoP group to develop and share their knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningAll Voice grantee partners in phase II has indicated their capacity and innovative knowledge gains through L&LLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsGrantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platform# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)The coordination around the project closure event, the peer-to-peer knowledge exchange, and the CoP work coordination% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsAccording to LLF's final report# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groupsKnowledge Exchange Event in Kompot# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformstype (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsTraining Materials 1 x sign language documents slide presentation 2 x video of sign language 1 x slide presentation on advocacy for elderly 1 x slide presentation on researching finding from CoP- conducting research on disability identity cardLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureAccording to the final report from LLFNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant4 ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantAll CoPs groups that received the 50K fund to implement their joint collaboration activities# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated6 CoPs ideas were approved and implemented# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes(4) ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes.New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes(4) ideas and approaches developed, tested, and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes.# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approaches(4) and (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06314-03:KHOxfam NovibThis project aims to change the perspective of policymakers to pay stronger attention, show commitment, and accept recommendations from IPs and their institutions on the revisions of the current laws that affect IPs’ identity and their community. It is indented to see the IP alliance join their collective action to raise their voices in public and in consultation forums without intimidation and harassment. Leading by CIPO, the collective demand of 7 IP organizations (1. Cambodian Indigenous Women’s Association (CIWA), 2. Cambodian Indigenous Youth Association (CIYA), and 3. Indigenous, 4. IP Human Rights Defenders (IPHRD), 5. Conserve Indigenous Peoples Languages (CIPL), 6. Indigenous Agriculture and Development in Cambodia (IADC), and 7. Organization for the Promotion of Kui Culture (OPKC)) and their alliance is reflected in the adopted laws that affect their communities. Key actions of the join alliance to address these issues include 1). Establish an indigenous legal team capable of addressing policygaps in the draft laws, composed of community experts on the expected impact, technical legal specialists (indigenous and non-indigenous), and Indigenous Law students. 2). Produce an in-depth analysis of the legal gaps that are present in the revised draft laws that affect IPs’ identity and community, and produce a common statement as evidence-based documentation that can be used for advocacy based on guided advocacy strategies.3). Organize formal and informal advocacy dialogues/campaigns to have their recommendations and inputs incorporated into the amended or new policies/laws. 4). Mobilize indigenous communities on the ground to provide testimonies about existing laws' effects and provide context, evidence, and information for advocacy with legislative bodies. 5). Support advocacy campaigns/initiatives organized by affected communities for awareness-raising (for instance, through the media) and for addressing the issues. And last but not least, seek valuable support from important international and regional actors (AIPP, ILC, UN agencies, etc.) to influence relevant stakeholders in the policy-making process.Oxfam NovibCambodia Indigenous Peoples OrganizCIPO is a new established and registered organization (2014), is an IP-led organization that combines the best knowledge of IP and Cambodian society context with the ability to creatively respond to the needs, for supports, of the IPs in Cambodia,. The organization is execute and operating by different ethnic groups of young generation and under active support from eldest group who as advisory board. CIPO has it governance board consists of leaders from local and international organizations. CIPO established to build the capacity and empower the IPs to take lead and own the development processes of IP communities in Cambodia. CIPO has a clear vision to see IPs have self-determination on development and conservation within the multi-cultural society ofCambodia. And its mission is to strengthen the capacity and support strategic initiative of the IPs in land and natural resources management, conservation of identity and culture, and socio/economic development. The core values that lead our action are: - Leadership. We believe in the potential of others (especially women and youth) to develop and define their own direction. - Integrity and Accountability. We value integrity and we believe in holding ourselves accountable to all stakeholders. - Non-discrimination. We value equitable relationships between peoples regardless of culture/tradition, ethnicity, status, hierarchy, gender, age, political trend or background. - Solidarityand Sacrifice. We value solidarity and we sacrifice for a common spirit, collective benefits, and commitment to develop and sustainthe IP community.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands CambodiaThe right to social and political participation100000 40000 68606 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 68606Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECambodia Indigenous Peoples Organiz29824 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 29824Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECambodia Indigenous Peoples Organiz34570 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 34570Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECambodia Indigenous Peoples Organiz-6769 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -6769Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECambodia Indigenous Peoples OrganizCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCIPA and IPOsActual indicator already registered in previous report (annual report)CSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsActual indicator already registered in previous report (annual report)informal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineActual indicator already registered in previous report (annual report)CSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursActual indicator already registered in previous report (annual report)CSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsActual indicator already registered in previous report (annual report)CSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsActual indicator already registered in previous report (annual report)(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksCIPA has successfully produced the joint action plan with members by using the collective mechanismActual indicator already registered in previous report (annual report)# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksCIPA gathering around 169 Ips representatives contributed 7 specifically collective concerns and 4 recommendations that stated a joint statement of Ips’ position in Environmental code were publicly declaredActual indicator already registered in previous report (annual report)(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansIndigenous Legal Team, Cambodian Indigenous People Alliance and other NGOs network and UN agencies and donors including UNOHCHR and UNDPAlready updated in last report. 6 times conducted meeting in joining cooperation at national advocacy with partners (UN agencies, NGO partners, and a private company)# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups- 1 Policy analysis was finalized - Collectively Joined 4 recommendations in a statement - 3 Case studies conducted by ILT - 2 time campaigns with indigenous representatives and communities and - 1 time with social mediasLand law and key recommendation, policy brief, campaign, joint statement, media engagement and testimony case studies(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksThere are fifteen members of Indigenous Legal Team and they have produced a joint statement of environmental code, report of analysis, 4-time formal meetings, and 3 time for informal, and 3 case studies conducted by ILT team.Actual indicator already registered in previous report (annual report)# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceActual indicator already registered in previous report (annual report)# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects- Collective mechanism of indigenous peoples is stablished and one of IPs platform to build common voice and IP self-determination. - ndigenous Legal Team is formed - Historic joint statement and provided inputs to state, and senator and national assembly promised with Ips to improve Ips’ rights in laws and policies.Actual indicator already registered in previous report (annual report)# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsthere are at least 9 technical advisors have involved in updating and guide to roadmap for CIPA during the project implementation how to reach with decision makers and guide some approaches on national lobby and advocacy.Actual indicator already registered in previous report (annual report)(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsUnder Voice support to CIPA, 8 of IPOs organization meaningfully joined at least 10 time annually with national activities in lobby and advocacy and capacity building on indigenous rights and violated by current law amendment and draft new laws.Actual indicator already registered in previous report (annual report)NL-KVK-27108436-A-06315-02:IDOxfam NovibIn a country with a democratic system, voting in general elections is a fundamental right for all citizens. Therefore, the Government has a responsibility to ensure that there are equal opportunities for all groups of society to participate in general elections. However, this ideal condition has not yet fully come true. For particular, active participation in general election is still a challenge for persons with disabilities in various countries in the world, including Indonesia. In general, it can be said that the turn out of persons with disabilities is always much lower than that of other groups who do not experience physical deprivation. Persons with disabilities still face various obstacles to fully participating in voting. In fact, in terms of quantity, the numbers are quite significant and have the potential to influence contestationin the general election process. The chance to be involved in political activities is a fundamental condition that must exist in a country with a democratic system, including persons with disabilities. This opportunity includes not only voting, but also the right to be elected and represent citizens of other countries and to be involved in Electoral bodies. The right to participate in political activities for persons with disabilities is firmly codified in various international, regional and national laws, including the United Nations Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) since2006, as stated inArticle 29 " [ to give] guarantee the persons with disabilities political rights and the opportunity to enjoy them on an equal basis with others”. The learning from the previous project from Perkumpulan Inisiatif in implementing the Youth with DisabilityLeadership Programme (YwLDP) from 1 April 2019 to 31 March 2020, able to reach 100 youth with disabilities and one hundred individuals non-disability through research on political opportunity structures to be used as a baseline for information.And involving 24 rights holders from youth with three disabilities categories with 26 parents with disabilities through capacity building. This project also involves 2 (two)organizations of persons with disabilities (DPO), namely the Disabilitas Bergerak Indonesia (DBI)and the Disability Access Voter Center (PPUA) along with two electoral institutions in Bandung City.Oxfam NovibPerkumpulan InisiatifThe Perkumpulan Inisiatif (PI), is a non-governmental organization with membership-based organization. We have a vision as a National Center for Nations of Leadership. PI were stands with the goal of being a pioneering organization in advocacy and organizing people to realize power in favour to increasing the degree of life of marginalized groups. To realize the goal, PI sets the main objective to be accomplishment; 1. Producing, reproducing and practicing a new knowledge to support the advocacy and organizing work through evidence based ; 2. Encourage adoption of policy making based the local knowledge and practices; 3. Encourages the participatory approaches in the implementation of public services to realization the pro-marginalized policy; 4. Strengthening the civil society capacity to promote their socio-economic, political, and cultural rights; 5. Engage actively strategic alliances than can magnify the impact of the change toward through good governance; 6. Encouraging individuals or group to have ability and courage to occupy strategic position within the power structure of the state. Geographical coverage: PI was reside in West Java Province, who have 27 regency/cities, but in work coverage, PI are not limited to doing work in West Java only, but the entire territory of Indonesia, with the strategic partners that exist throughout the area of Indonesia. Based on the vision, mission and the goals. PI was positioned itself as a #School of Taught#, which act as the supported organization for the civil society movement and marginalized groups, that combining research development with people organizing as part of the unique institution.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation31513 0 23909 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23909Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Inisiatif7604 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7604Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan InisiatifStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06315-03:IDOxfam NovibDue to our previous successful Let’s Speak Up program in Jakarta, hence the project needs to be scaled up. So, more YwDSs could speak up and step forward to become self-advocate and make progress in joining advocacy in the cross-disability movement and ensuring that there is no one left behind. The program needs to be scaled up in many more places besides Jakarta, thus YwDSs from another partof the city or regions has the same opportunity to speak up and be empowered as YwDSs who live in a more fortunate place to truly achieve dignity and equity of opportunity. We would also need to train more human resources by doing internal and external capacity building. For our organization, we will train and educate more human resources for our staff candidate to become a coach and our existing self-advocate to become peer-buddies or class assistants. Our internal capacity building will strengthen their skill and ability to help us in conducting the program. Furthermore, we will implement external capacity building such as training for the teachers, trainers, support person, and parent who live in Jakarta and outside Jakarta. We are aware of the uncertainty, situation, and condition due to COVID-19 whereas YwDSs are one group that fall to a high-risk group to catch virus include Coronavirus due to their comorbid condition. And that up-to-date Indonesia is still on its first stage, even more the new cases of positive Covid-19 are on therises or getting worse each day. Yet, we are still eager to do the scale-up project and we have decided to conduct an online classas the best option to do so we could scale up the project with different communities but as well from other provinces. By doing theintervention online we could then reach out more participants from places around Indonesia.Oxfam NovibYayasan Peduli Sindroma Down IndoneDown Syndrome Care Foundation Indonesia (YAPESDI) is a non-profit foundation that has focused the work of empowering youth and adults with Down Syndrome or other Intellectual Disability and their families. YAPESDI vision is the realization of public order which have a culture of friendly, fair and sensitive to persons who live with Down#s syndrome or other persons with intellectual disabilityand their families.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation29315 0 5996 17210 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17210Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Peduli Sindroma Down Indone12105 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12105Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Peduli Sindroma Down Indone5996 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5996Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Peduli Sindroma Down IndoneStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06315-04:IDOxfam NovibIn this follow-up project we hope that the young people affected by leprosy can develop further and become catalysts for the realization of a decent life for older people affected by leprosy, especially for women. The previous Sipakatau project was carried out inthree sub-districts, namely Pallangga, Bajeng and Barombong, which are now being expanded to include three additional sub-districts, namely Bontonompo, South Bontonompo and Patallassang districts in Gowa Regency. The selection of these new subdistricts is based on preliminary data from PerMaTa showing a relatively high number of new cases of leprosy. These data are later updated by the young people when they visit the health centres and the Gowa Health Office. At the start of this project, the young people of Sipakatau will identify other young people in the three new sub-districts who are affected by leprosy and who have disabilities. Identification takes place through data collection in the health centres, followed by a visit to the young people's home and an invitation to join PerMaTa Gowa. As a second step, the already empowered young people from Sipakatau will pass on their knowledge and experience to thenew members through various activities, mainly through "in-house training" activities such as focus group discussions, training andworkshops. The ability of young people from the 6 sub-districts to truly become catalysts of change is also achieved through training in critical thinking and problem solving to be more sensitive to situation analysis in the communities and with the elderly people. These specific capacity building activities will be carried out by PerMaTa South Sulawesi and PerMaTa Gowa. After this process, the already empowered young people from Sipakatau will mentor the new people who have just joined and together they will accompany and work with the older people, at least 50% of whom are women. The young people will critically identify the problems of the elderly,such as poor housing, poor sanitation and poor economic conditions. They will make these problems known to the community and local government, and thus become an extraordinary "bridge" to problem solving. Apart from this, joint activities of the young and old people will be carried out, such as vocational skills training and training in small business planning, which will help all the involved in their economic empowerment. Also, training in mobilization of community and of community organizers will be conducted, based onlocal knowledge such as the concept of gotong royong (mutual cooperation). Through these activities, young people become empowered because they realize that they can become catalysts for changing their environment towards better quality of life. This project has a duration of 2 years with a budget of 50,000 euros.Oxfam NovibYayasan Dedikasi Tjipta IndonesiaYayasan Dedikasi Tjipta Indonesia affiliated to the DARE THIS stands for key areas of work in Disability, Accessibility, Reproductive- and Sexual Health and Environmental Sustainability, and for the commitment to work as a Team for Holistic, Inclusive and Sustainable solutions. YDTI is a platform of freelancing, international experts committed to work in and for people and projects in lower income earning countries. YDTI main office is based in the Makassar, South Sulawesi.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation34324 3090 19768 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19768Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Dedikasi Tjipta Indonesia14556 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14556Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Dedikasi Tjipta Indonesia3090 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3090Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Dedikasi Tjipta IndonesiaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06315-05:IDOxfam NovibThe importance of this project "Economic Sovereignty of Indigenous Women" is to increase the role of indigenous women within the indigenous community to be economically empowered. So far, the role of women is considered not optimal inimproving the family economy because they still carry a double burden, while the potential possessed by indigenous peoples is quite large and strong, both in the agricultural sector, livestock, handicrafts, utilization of natural resources, customaryforests, customary territories but has not received attention. The aim of this food sovereignty programis to strengthen the indigenous peoples' economy through the indigenous peoples' food sovereignty program in the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has not yet been completed and threatens an economic crisis and social crisis in indigenous peoples in the long term. The solution is to strengthen the economy of indigenous peoples through indigenous women, by utilizing the potential ofindigenous territories, the natural resources of indigenous peoples.SAFE Sumbawa since 2019 Voice program had initiatedtheformation of Indigenous Women of Sumbawa and encourage the formation of management of indigenous women within the institution of indigenous peoples, because of the presence of management proficiency level to facilitate the interaction of indigenous peoples in building a stronger indigenous peoples. Indigenous peoples can be empowered and the existence of the management ofindigenous women will help empower the indigenous peoples' own economy.If indigenous women are empowered, they will be creative and able to formulate and run programs that have been previously agreed upon, for example in the utilization of 2 hectares of land/forest/customary territory managed by indigenous women to plant commodities ready for harvest within 1-4 months in every season. As long as indigenous women have not been able to play a full role in the utilization ofcustomary forests, although the interest of indigenous women is very high.The expected achievement of this program is the existence of an Indigenous Community-Owned Enterprise (BUMMA) in every indigenous community within the indigenous community, as a strong support institution for the economic sustainability of indigenous peoples both in the midst of Covid 19 and in the long term, because BUMMA also acts as a the centre for the economic development of indigenous peoples through the indigenous peoples' food sovereignty program.With the women’s indigenous participation inBUMMA, it will increasethe creative economy of indigenous peoples, and promote the creative values of indigenous peoples which bringspositive impact on economic survival of indigenous peoples , such as the manufacture of palm sugar, honey, ginger, and others andso on.Oxfam NovibAMAN Daerah SumbawaVision: To realize the life of a just and prosperous indigenous people Mission: To support indigenous peoples who are politically sovereign, economically independent, and culturally dignified Purpose: a) Restore the confidence and dignity of the Indigenous Peoples of the Archipelago, both men and women, so that they are able to enjoy their rights. b) Restore the sovereignty of the Indigenous Peoples of the Archipelago to maintain economic, social, cultural and political rights. c) Educate and enhance the ability of Indigenous Peoples to maintain and develop indigenous wisdom to protect the earth, water and natural resources contained in it. d) Develop democratic decision-making processes. e) Defend and fight for recognition, respect, protection and fulfillment of the rights of Indigenous Peoples. At the regional level: The Archipelago Indigenous Peoples Alliance (AMAN) in the Sumbawa Region is a branch organization of the AMAN Executive Board (PB AMAN). In AMAN, the Sumbawa Region (AMAN Sumbawa) has 17 indigenous communities in two districts, Sumbawa and West Sumbawa with a population of around 17,000. AMAN Sumbawa has entered its 10th year since its inception in 2009. Currently, they are involved in assisting or defending legal cases as well as the empowerment of indigenous people in both forest and coastal areas. They also implement creative economic programmes, ethnography, research, seminars and workshops about the importance of indigenous peoples' readiness in dealing with climate change.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation49238 15378 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15378Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAMAN Daerah Sumbawa12204 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12204Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAMAN Daerah Sumbawa11566 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11566Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAMAN Daerah Sumbawa10090 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10090Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAMAN Daerah SumbawaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or online20 individuals from 11 villagesCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06315-06:IDOxfam NovibIn the SMILE (2020) program supported by Voice Indonesia, four (4) elders communities have succeeded in standing up, carrying out collective activities and seeking advocacy for the elderly without ID cards. One of the major achievements of the SMILE program is the success of cis women and transwomen elders defenders in expressing their ideas and thoughts in the elderly story book “Keep Stepping”. The ideas and thoughts of the elderly in the book “Continue to Step” have received a positive response from various groups, both from the young community in Indonesia and even from local authorities (Gunungkidul Regency Government). Of course this can be a reinforcement for future collaborations. The valuable experience in the SMILE program, namely the aspects of togetherness and acceptance, emerged very strongly in the work of the elderly community. From our documentation, we learn that mutually reinforcing cooperation between the transwomen and cis women elders is a sign that togetherness in campaigning andfighting for the rights of the elderlyis very achievable and can be developed in the future. The protection of the rights of the elderly through the role of the elderlydefender and the elderly community in the SMILE program can certainly underlie efforts to expand and improve the protection of the rights of the elderly. In order to be able to reach more, even to the elderly who are not members of the elderly community. For thisreason, Erat Indonesia proposed a scale up program, which aims to providea safer, easier and more affordable space and increasing the accessibility of the vulnerable elderly to direct assistance, advocacy, social support and care support for the transwomen and cis women elders who live alone (solitary). The Senior SupportCenter (SSC) will focus on transwomen older adults who are vulnerable, by it means the majority of transwomen older adults have lived through discrimination, social stigma, and the effects of prejudice both past and present, including a history of beinglabeled as criminals, sinners, and mentally ill. As the first step, we plan to build a safe space for the elderly with high vulnerability and low support from the society and the government. The Senior Support Center (SSC) will be run by involving experts tosupport strengthening in the legal/advocacy and gerontology as well as the geriatric aspects. However, the main key actors of the Senior Support Center (SSC) are the elderly defenders who are based in the community of transwomen and cis women older adults. The leadership and especially the role of the elderly defender in the Senior Support Center (SSC) is based on the understanding that the problems of the elderly cannot be approached only with a formal and thematic approach. However, it is very dependent on building trust based on equality of experience, acceptance of the value of life and other cultural aspects. So the role of the elderly defender becomes very irreplaceable. The Senior Support Center (SSC) program will be implemented for 24 months.Furthermore, the main activities in this Senior Support Center program are 1) Training <(>&<)> Workshop; 2) Structuring<(>&<)> systematizing support work, providing assistance and advocacy for the elderly in SSC; 3) Knowledge Building as a collaborative work fortheelderly and supporting the elderly; 4) Strengthening collaboration between institutions and across generations. We hope that the Senior Support Center (SSC) program can produce positive benefits for the protection of the rights of the elderly, which is marked by the active Hot-line for the transwomen and women older adult which can be easily and safely accessed by them. The presence of a quick-response team in collecting data, reaching out and providing support to vulnerable elderly people, which goeshandinhand with the management of Hot-line information is well available. We hope that the Senior Support Center (SSC) program will strengthen support and collaboration between experts in strengthening and protecting the elderly, transwomen women <(>&<)> women.This includes encouraging discussion and collaboration in an effort to realize the presence of the Elderly Transwomen Shelter in Yogyakarta. The development of guidelines for assisting vulnerable elderly people will also be one of the outputs of the Senior Support Center(SSC) program, which is expected to provide guidance for mentoring that is participatory, healthy, humane and upholds the dignity of the elderly. The changes we expect from this program are strengthening advocacy movements, increasingthe intensity and quality ofmovements to protect the rights of the elderly, as well as increasing support and facilitation/assistance for the transwomen and women older adult and also other high vulnerable elders. The direct benefit of this project isthe presence of a structure that is specifically able to provide feedback and support that is easily accessible to the elderly, especially transwomen and women older adults.Oxfam NovibPERKUMPULAN ERAT INDONESIA BAHAGIAErat Indonesia is an organization that was just established in 2019, and received legal approval in October 2019. As the name implies, Erat (Elderly Rights, Advocacy <(>&<)> Treatment) is engaged in the themes of supporting, protecting and assisting the elderly in Indonesia. The long-term goal of Erat Indonesia's movement <(>&<)> activities is to present a series of protection and strengthening strategies for the Indonesian elderly, especially the vulnerable elderly, which in turn will provide opportunities for manyelderly people to be able to get a decent life, be protected, stay connected and an equal space in society. Erat Indonesia as a new institution gets a great opportunity to express its movement thanks to the support of Voice Indonesia in 2019 in the SMILEErat program. A program based on the formation and strengthening of the elderly community, which is driven by elderly advocates/elderly advocates. Through this SMILE program, Erat Indonesia has succeeded in encouraging the emergence of a community of elderly women and elderly waria in Yogyakarta. The SMILE program has also succeeded in encouraging and strengthening the role of elderly advocates/activators in reaching, encouraging and advocating for other elderly people, such as in advocating for ID cardsfor transgender elderly and solitary elderly in Gunungkidul. Looking ahead, we place the power of participatory, collaborative and spirit of learning as the basis forour shared optimism to reach further. to break through the limitations, isolation and isolation that other elderly people face. Strengthening is still very much needed in this process, especially in strengthening cooperation with support groups, especially from young people. As the main supporter of the elderly, as well as reducing the generation gap which is often used as the basis for discrimination.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation35631 2899 11443 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11443Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPERKUMPULAN ERAT INDONESIA BAHAGIA14066 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14066Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPERKUMPULAN ERAT INDONESIA BAHAGIA10122 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10122Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPERKUMPULAN ERAT INDONESIA BAHAGIA2899 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2899Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPERKUMPULAN ERAT INDONESIA BAHAGIACivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06315-07:IDOxfam NovibThis project aims to provide a platform for self-advocates with psychosocial disabilities to continue their learning process, suchas being able to solve the problems theyexperience, educate more people with psychosocial disabilities about their rights, and advocate on relevant topics that are important to their well-being by run and led an organization independently. This platform will be in the form of Jakarta branch of Indonesian Mental Health Association (Perhimpunan Jiwa sehat/PJS) and functions as a forum for self-development as well as a place to campaign for the rights of persons with psychosocial disabilities to the wider community.This organization will be led and driven by self-advocates independently.It is hoped that this self-run and self-led organization can improve their bargaining position and at the same time become a forum for mutual support in dealing with daily problems. In addition, by expanding IMHA in East Java, they can mobilize more persons with psychosocial disabilities to better understand their rights as persons with disabilities and as citizens.The planned activities consist of 4 parts:1. Peer Support GroupAs someone with mental health problems,living everyday life is already a difficult struggle.This peer support is a safety net where they share stories and encourage one another.Periodically the peer support group will invite a counselor or mentor to help maintain their psychological fitness, such as a psychologist, yoga instructor, art therapyadvisor etc. 2. Capacity Building and Self-Development ActivitiesThis activity aims to develop the capacity of self-advocates to run the organization and develop their respective interests.For organizational development there will be a short leadershiptraining as well as a short training on organizational management and finance. In addition, to improve self-advocates skills to speak in forums, a short public speaking training will be held.For interest andtalent development activities, a training program for making short videos using cellphone cameras will be held. In addition, efforts will be made to develop several interest and talent clubs such as the English club, writing club and art club. 3. Campaigns and Education to The PublicThis activity aims to conduct a campaign to the public about what psychosocial disability is, the obstacles and discrimination experienced and the rights of persons with disabilities as citizens, and to eliminating stigma anddiscrimination. This is a regular program that will run continuously. Activities that will be carried out in this sub-program including launching short videos about the daily life of persons with psychosocial disability. These videos will made entirely by self-advocates, from script writing, shooting, editing, insert texts as well as all the castings.4.AdvocacyAdvocacy activities are planned to focus on two topics that are closely related to the daily lives of people with psychosocial disabilities.The first is the problem of availability of medical services and psychological therapy. The medication available for people with psychosocial disabilities covered by the BPJS were very limited. Many newer 3generations of medications with mild sideeffects donothave generic versions available, so they are very expensive. Apart from medicine, counseling and psychological services are very important for persons with psychosocial disabilities, however these services are still rarely provided. For these two issues we will organize a series of advocacy activities targeting the Ministry of Health and the BPJS.The second is the issue of support for persons with psychosocial disabilities while studying in tertiary education. The dropout rate of students with psychosocial disabilities in college and universities is very high. For this reason, it is necessary for the educational facilities to provide support and reasonable accommodation for students with psychosocial disabilities in tertiary institutions.Law No.8 of 2016requires all tertiary institutions to have a disability service unit, but this has not been implemented. We plan to approach a university in Jakarta and encourage them to establish a disability service unit that is also inclusive of persons with psychosocial disabilities.Oxfam NovibIndonesian Mental Health AssociatioIndonesian Mental Health Association is an organization that focus on the advocacy, the monitoring and implementation of all human rights for persons with mental health problems and psychosocial disabilities. We are led by the United Nations Convention on the Rights of persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD). IMHA/PJS foresees a future in which all human rights and full freedoms of persons with psychosocial disabilities are realized. We advocate for the practice of Inclusion and would like to see it manifest in all national policies and laws in Indonesia. IMHA/PJS based in Jakarta but our work coverage is at the national level.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation47679 17928 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17928Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEIndonesian Mental Health Associatio12908 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12908Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEIndonesian Mental Health Associatio16843 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16843Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEIndonesian Mental Health AssociatioCSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06315-08:IDOxfam NovibThis intervention effort will take place in the Blora district of Central Java. It includes three new assisted areas for Difabel Blora Mustika (Kunduran District, Jepon District, and Banjarejo District) as well as three new assisted areas for Difabel Blora Mustika (Kunduran District, Jepon District, and Banjarejo District) (Bogorejo District, Tunjungan District, and Ngawen District). The project to strengthen the living ability of women with disabilities and leprosy survivors has identified difficulties and requirements in three long-assisted areas of action. These include the weakness of aided groups' enterprises, difficulty in selling items, and reliance on the Blora Mustika Difabel team (DBM) to carry out the Women with Disabilities Association's activities (PERDIFA). As a result, it is vital to build self-sufficiency and develop enterprises owned by the aided groups so that they are not reliant on the DBM team for activities and company management. Meanwhile, in the new aided areas, self-stigma amongwomen with disabilities remains high, and the community treats women with disabilities who have not participated in the activities with discrimination. DBM will reinforce and develop the quality of the aided groups in this project, with the goal of enhancing their present potential and making it sustainable through the creation of an inclusive business. As a result, women with disabilities, including those who have had leprosy, would be allowed to participate in the management of their enterprises withoutfacing stigma or discrimination. Within two years, three techniques will be implemented as part of this intervention. The first technique is to support women with impairments in developing their self-potential. This is accomplished through organizationaltraining and the instillation of an entrepreneurial mindset. This exercise is required in order for them to be able to manage batik enterprises, food processing, and bamboo crafts in a group setting. The community, the environment, and families are all part of the second strategy. This activity is carried out by visiting the families and environments of the aided groups in a direct (face-to-face) manner. DBM believes they play an important role in the long-term viability of the aided groups' activities andcompanies. The third option is to lobby the appropriate government with evidence-based and rights-based lobbying (Social Service, Trade and UMKM Office, Manpower and Industry Office). It will be utilized as material for advocacy to the relevant agencies based on the data collected in the field. This advocacy is anticipated to gain access to the government's side in order to deliver empowerment training to the assisted groups.Oxfam NovibDifabel Blora MustikaMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation47712 2493 16406 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16406Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDifabel Blora Mustika11727 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11727Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDifabel Blora Mustika12470 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12470Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDifabel Blora Mustika7109 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7109Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDifabel Blora Mustika2493 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2493Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDifabel Blora MustikaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06316-06:IDOxfam NovibWhile 1 in 3 women in the world experience violence in her lifetime,according to a WHO study, public awareness of gender-based violence (GBV) remains low in Indonesia, even amongst the women themselves. Many Indonesian women who have been subjected to exploitation, abuse, and violence are unaware that what they are experiencing is GBV, with a lot of them even normalizing it. Many also believethat the causing factor of GBV is the victim’s personal choices; their clothing, profession, or lifestyle, even when several data suggests otherwise (reference: ruangaman.org). One of the causing factors of the various misconceptions surrounding GBV is the deep and complex social stereotypes subjected upon women;from their bodies to sexuality, ethnicity, age, etc. These stereotypes not only place women in a vulnerable position of experiencing GBV. It also creates a disconnect between women which holds them back from building strong solidarity and discourages them from expressing their political voices in the civic space. Initiated by 3Indonesian feminist artists (Musician Kartika Jahja, Actor Rummana Yamanie, and Stand-up Comic Sakdiyah Ma’ruf), SUPERIA’s (SUARA PEREMPUAN INDONESIA) OBJECTIVE IS TO COUNTER SOCIAL STEREOTYPES SURROUNDING WOMEN THROUGH ARTISTIC STORYTELLING implemented in a stage performance of theatrical monologue, choreography, music, and visual art. The piece will be performed and co-written by the owner of the stories themselves; 6 women from very diverse and contrasting backgrounds; profession, age, ethnicity, faith, culture,and sexuality. We visualize a play co-written and performed by adangdut singer from Pantura, a transgender university student from Jakarta, a retired publicservant from Aceh, a corporate executive, a single mother, etc. All have very different lives with different values,and yet face intersecting challenges of being a woman in a patriarchal system. SUPERIA provides the artistic medium in creating inter-sectional andvibrant dialogs powerful enough to crack the stereotypes. SUPERIA will be built in 2 Phases. Phase 1 (2022)will lay the critical foundation for Phase 2 (2023), which will be the production and performance of the play. This proposal is submitted for “SUPERIA phase1” only. It will include: ● COMMUNITYENGAGEMENT. Conducting nationwide open audition, with special focus on transgender women, women in Aceh, and in Panturadangdut industry (Javanese Northern Coastline). We will be curating submitted auditions, and selecting 6 cast members. ● COACHINGAND TRAINING. Strengthening the capacity of 6 cast members on gender-based violence, political voices, and performance art. ●SCRIPT DEVELOPMENT. Developing and finalizing the play script,co-written with the 6 cast members, ready to be performed in“SUPERIA stage 2” ● KNOWLEDGE SHARING. Archiving all the processes and publishing the archive on a website and on print accessible to the public for learning and reference material. Through these activities, SUPERIA aims to contribute to these changes ●Dismantling stereotypes, stigmas, and misconceptions of Indonesian women. ● Build connection and solidarity amongst different women groups● Ignite political conversations and encourage political voices amongst women ● Support representation and visibility of underrepresented women’s groups in the Indonesian arts sector.Oxfam NovibRuang Seni Budaya Perempuan UnguInstitut Ungu is a feminist arts and culture organization that works to promote gender equality, human rights, and diversity. Founded in 2003 by activists, feminists, academics, and artists. Institut Ungu then became a legal entity in the form of a Foundation in 2010. In 2021 it changed its form to Institut Ungu Association. Since its establishment, Institut Ungu has actively produced variouscultural programs that focus on women's issues and human rights. As of 2020, it has produced 17 theatrical performances, organized the April Festival (a feminist arts festival that promotes and supports the work of women artists, writers, and thinkers), and organized music concerts to support musicians/singers who are also survivors of 1965 human rights violations. In addition, we have organized and hosted various public discussions and seminars with themes that encompass art, human rights, women’s rights, and networking for policy advocacy on arts and rights. Institut Ungu’s founding came from the awareness that art and culture can be a strategic medium for voicing various issues in society Institut Ungu has a vision that along with the growing appreciation of arts and culture insociety, understanding and respect for gender equality, human rights, tolerance, and diversity will also thrive. In addition, we view that art has long played a role in pedagogical efforts that are able to reach the wider community and can contribute to encouraging social change. With this awareness, the Institut Ungu intends to participate in efforts to build a gender-just society, that respects human rights and celebrate diversity in Indonesia with a creative and inclusive character. a. Participate creatively and inclusively in efforts to build a gender-just society, in respect of human rights and diversity in Indonesia; b. Participate and encouragecross generational involvement in activities to promote human rights, gender justice, diversity, and arts and culture; c. Establishpartnerships with women's movementsand cultural movements, including art workers and arts organizations in Indonesia and internationally d. Build cooperation with various parties in the field of education to strengthen the goals of the association, including in the field of technology.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation25000 -330113026 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13026Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERuang Seni Budaya Perempuan Ungu6895 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6895Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERuang Seni Budaya Perempuan Ungu1778 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1778Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERuang Seni Budaya Perempuan UnguCSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersWomen, LGBT, Youth and PwD# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06316-07:IDOxfam NovibIn 2020 Komunitas KAHE was involved in a project entitled Voicing Bajo and Bugis People in Maumere, hosted by Teater Garasi-Yogyakarta, supported by Voice. In this project we worked with indigenous people in Kampung Wuring, Maumere, Flores – NTT.During the project, we met lots of groups in this Bajo’s community. One of them was a group of waria/shemale (they prefer to be called as waria than transgender). We asked them to join the Festival Kampung Wuring, a final presentation of our project. We made a short documentary about culinary tradition that involved Haji Mona,a leader of this waria group, and a fashion show together in the middle of the village. The encounter with this group of waria brings conversations that input new perspectives and reflectionon LGBTfor KAHE. Some significant points are: 1) there are untold storiesabout the existence of waria in Maumere. Haji Mona from KampungWuring was the first initiator and leader of Perwakas (The UnitedWaria from Sikka Regency) a group of waria in Sikka Regency,founded in 1998 and exists until now. If we look at the situation of LGBT in Maumere now we cannot deny that Perwakas play important roles on the acceptance of waria. 2) Haji Mona says that ifwe want to create an inclusive society, we have to make more space of encounter for the society and waria or LGBT. 3) In Maumere, there is lack of awareness from the formal education and also government to make a dissemination of knowledge about gender equality. Based on the background above, we initiate an intensive project to create an artistic encounter betweenpeople in society, especially youth people and also groups of waria or LGBT generally. The aims of the project are 1) to create safe space for the waria/LGBT to express themselves freely and honestly;2) to voice out the untold stories of waria or LGBT in the margins (not from big narration); 3) to effort dissemination of knowledge on LGBT and gender equality issues for the young people. The changes that we want to manifest are 1) waria/LGBT groups have their safe space to share stories and have interaction and communication with society;2) to create acceptance of waria/LGBT in society by sharing a good and honest campaign/stories. The stories should cover different and unique contexts and hopefully can create alternative and diverse perspectives on gender equality. 3) Dissemination of knowledge is projected to build up awareness to have respect for the difference and develop critical and inclusive discourse ongender equality issues among the young people in society. In this project, we try to offer some solution or activities to achieve the objectives and changes such as: 1) to make an inclusive group that include waria and youth people, that can effort a regular conversation and visiting experienceto each other, 2) to create an intensive workshop on gender equality or LGBT issues, 3) make a production of stories about waria or LGBT’s and present it using creative media.Oxfam NovibYayasan Komunitas KAHE Art SpaceKomunitas KAHE is a non-profit organization in Maumere, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. Komunitas KAHE focuses its works on art and cultural activities as a form of creative civic engagement to create democratic and just civil society in Sikka regency in particular, and Flores in general. KAHE sees art and culture as a medium to produce knowledge integrated dialectically with the development of society. Therefore, KAHE was built as a space to study and experiment using a collective framework for knowledgeproduction throughartistic production together with the people. KAHE sees people as the first and main infrastructure in every cultural activity. Therefore, the orientation of KAHE’s works is to develop human resources and capacities. In 2020 KAHE initiated the “Voicing Bajo and Bugis People of Maumere” Project. Mediated by a collaborative artistic encounter,the goal of this project is to create an alternative public space and dialogue. At the same time, the project also seeks to facilitate Kampung Wuring as an open space for the broader community of Maumere, Sikka regency, NTT. The products of this project included art workshops with the residents, art production with residents in the form of photo books, digital comics, traditional recipe books, video documentaries), art festivals (online and offline exhibitions, pencaksilat, performances with Waria, fashion parades and hyenas). Whatmakes we’re proud of was that we’re able to map and document theBugis/Bajo cultural heritage in Wuring such as traditional rituals orceremony, arts, culinary arts, folklore, history, customs, and problems of the residents, to disseminate and amplify knowledge documentation products covering issues, culture, and potential for the development of Wuring .This project also has succeeded in breaking the view which considers Kampung Wuring as exclusive and brought together the residents and interests of Wuring with the relevant government institutions particularly, the Department of Tourism and Culture and the Ministry of Education and Culture in Sikka regency.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation25000 9842 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9842Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Komunitas KAHE Art Space12423 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12423Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Komunitas KAHE Art Space2735 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2735Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Komunitas KAHE Art SpaceCSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06316-09:IDOxfam NovibFull Project Title: Strengthening Customary Communities Through a Community Media and Educational Center in the Grime Nawa Valley, Jayapura Regency, Papua Indigenous Papuans in the Grime Nawa Valley, like other indigenous peoples in West Papua (a self-identifying term referring to Indonesia’s marginal and easternmost provinces of Papua and West Papua), have suffered from marginalization and racial discrimination due to state’s violence and development programs that do not prioritize indigenous welfare. State and non-state actors have also brought about radical cultural changes that shift the traditional/customary characters of our communities resulting in the breakdown of our values and principles. This is reflected in the increasing incidences of violence against women and girlsin the communities, the sense of marginalization and powerlessness among indigenous youth, and overall, the dissatisfaction that has developed into a full-blown resistance against the central government. As a customary (adat)community, we are concerned with theseissues and after a journalism training introduced to us in2019, we founded Suara Grina as a community media to raise issues that weconsider important for our communities. Suara Grinais published online using a Facebook platform (due to its affordability and the limited internet bandwidth in the Grime Valley).It is a bilingual publication (in Indonesian and Namblong languages)that covers the areas of four districts (Nimboran, Nimbokrang,Namblong and Unurumguay) in Jayapura regency in Papua. These districts are united by an ethno linguistic identification as the land ofNamblong people and led by the Namblong customary council. In addition to this ethnic characteristic, these four districts have also been designated asan important conservation area due its unique biodiversity. Six out of 42 species of birds of paradise thrive in the Grime forests, not to mention other animals and plants endemic tothe island of New Guinea. Sadly, with the expansion of transmigration projects during the New Order and the extractive industry, especially palm oil plantations today, Grime’s biodiversity has been threatened. The threat against the Grime ecosystem is reflective of the broader threat faced by indigenous communities,especiallyindigenous women and youth of Namblong ethnic group. Against this backdrop, this project wishes to address three goals: 1)to maintain Suara Grina as a community media platform where major issues important for indigenous peoples in Namblong are being raised, discussed, and advocated, especially issues around a)development policies and their impacts on Namblong communities,b) environmental issues, c) violence against women and girls, d)other communities’ issues, 2) to create a community center that provides a platform for empowerment for indigenous youths, and 3)to preserve Namblong cultural values and language. These three goals are part of our organization’s broader mission to empower ourselves as a customary community so that we can better negotiate theterms of development from state and other actors and maintain our values, cultures, and fundamental rights to live. We also want to see our youths, including girls, to be able to empower themselves, to be free from discrimination and violence, and to beableto envision a better world for humans and non-human companions.Oxfam NovibORGANISASI PEREMPUAN ADAT NAMBLONGSuara Grina is a citizen journalism platform established by Papuan adolescents from the Namblong ethnic group in the Jayapura regency of Papua province. Suara Grina is an informal organization because it lacks a legal body under Indonesian law, but the Namblong Customary Women Council (Organisasi Perempuan Adat Namblong) does, making it an official organization.The Namblong Customary Women Council (Orpa, Organisasi Perempuan Adat Namblong) was created in 2015 by Namblong customary chiefs and elders. ORPAwas created in response to concerns that women are underrepresented in traditional leadership and that women's interests, needs, and views are not heard in mainstream society and traditional leadership. As a result, ORPA's work focuses on initiatives thatempower women and girls in particular. ORPA has carried out a variety of activities, including the preservation of the Namblong language through regular language classes for children and youths, the organization of cultural festivals/rituals, particularlyfor women, assisting victims of domestic violence, sexual and gender-based violence (victims' services), farms and cooperative works (economic empowerment), and so on.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to life and security22918 -375412930 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12930Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEORGANISASI PEREMPUAN ADAT NAMBLONG6071 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6071Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEORGANISASI PEREMPUAN ADAT NAMBLONG163 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 163Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEORGANISASI PEREMPUAN ADAT NAMBLONGCommunities innovate and implement locally owned solutions for climate adaptation and resilience, with recognition of the specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youth.local communities, CBOs and small holder organisations that promote innovative locally owned solutions, recognizing and promoting gender equality and women and youth leadershipCBOs and NGO's resourced to innovate and implement locally owned solutions, recognizing specific needs and aspirations of women, men and youthCBOs, producer organisations, NGO and other civil society actors with strengthened capacities to advocate and to increase people's voice in decisions on policies regarding agriculture production systems, land scape management and market systemsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06316-10:IDOxfam NovibKembang Gula initiate the short film production and screening collaborate with the communities to campaign the importance of sex and reproduction education. This story will tell about Dara, Bullied by her schoolmates, Dara (14 years old) saved her pocket money to buy a bra, but when she had it, her uncle stole it.The idea of the story is to respond to the numberof sexual harassment issues that happen to the girls in the family. A home thatis supposed to be a safe place for girls might becomea dangerous and traumatic space. Based on the data of SPEK-HAM Solo, in 2021 there are 80 cases in which 68 of them happened in the domestic area which means in the family. And sexual is the one of the highest violence type, that happenedin the family.We also found that 84% of 12-17 years old teenager don’t have sex education from their family, school, nor society. The lack of sex education isconfusing the girls about how to respond to their sexual growth. Stigmas and mythsabout a female's body are causing them to be objects. Moreover, they are susceptible to manipulationand get sexual harassment. Our primary audience is adult and parents, male and female 24 up to 45 years old, because they have responsibility to teach their children, nephew, or younger siblings about sex. The secondary audience is male and female between 13-55 which are the teenagers and older people.We’ll involve the audience participation from development stage until exhibition stagethrough focus group discussion and written feedback.This film will be a medium to encourage any sexual harassment victims to speak up and seek help. Furthermore, it encourages society to be open to discussing these issues and solving theproblemsOxfam NovibKembang Gula FoundationKembang Gula film community was founded in 2017, with our first program Merdeka Film Festival, a film festival with the concept of an open-air cinema that screens in 5 urban villages and 5 sub-districts in the city of Surakarta, Central Java, Indonesia. Kembang Gula officially took the form of a legal entity as a foundation in 2018 until now. And we develop other programs such as film production, cinema classes, film workshops, regular screenings and appreciation of watching Indonesian films in cinemas.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation24933 13283 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13283Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKembang Gula Foundation8105 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8105Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKembang Gula Foundation3545 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3545Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKembang Gula FoundationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06316-11:IDOxfam NovibFull Project Title: UNSEEN SIN: The Circle and Relationship of Sexual Abuse of Young Boys in Hindu Ashram in Bali of Indonesia. The project is to making a short film about sexual abuse that happened to fragile and financially struggling young boys in a Hindu ashram in Bali of Indonesia. Loosely based on scandalous rumors that are still shocking the island alleged an accusation of a huge cover up by conspiracy among a few powerful people in Bali. The film will tell the story of a loyalassistant named Aditya who is torn between his charismatic guru and a new innocent recruitee in a Hindu ashram in Bali. It will expose how Aditya, as asexual abuse victim of his Guru can become the perpetrator himself and depicts how manipulative is the relationship between the spiritual leader and the students. Objectives: The main objective of the film is to give a voice to the victims of the actual events who were repressed by threats and peer pressure, thus the victims were traumatized and chose to keep silent where they should be protected and supported to heal their trauma instead. The justification and the hidden truth made the abuser nourisha system where it let the society and the victim to adapt this behavior where subconsciously they implemented the act to the potential future victim.The film will be made in orderto be a campaign tool to educate the people, that sexual abuse has so many layers and spectrum and can happen not only to women, but also to men, especially to the vulnerable boys. Thefilm also depicts how LGBTQ community acceptance is still a serious matter in Indonesia, often condemned in the name of religion but ironically often happens in religious institutions.Sometimes religion can make someone blurry and become an extremist where they tend to skip many other sides in life, especially the value of humanity.By making this film, we want to be the whistleblower especially to the local society in Bali that sexual abuse can thrive under the name of God’s institution. We need to raise awareness and to open a dialogue to answer “can we help foster future conversation about sexual abuse, mental health and faith?”Oxfam NovibYayasan Kino MediaIn 2017, Yayasan Kino Media was established in Denpasar by Edward Hironimus Wulia, I Made Suarbawa, Ursula Tumiwa, Fransiska Prihadi, and Retno Mumpuni. Yayasan Kino Media was registered as the legal body that hosts the Minikino organization which focuses on short films. Minikino was initiated in 2002, conducts its organizational activities within the scope of international work, including focusing on southeast Asia's regional network and national network in Indonesia.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation25000 13135 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13135Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Kino Media8535 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8535Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Kino Media3330 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3330Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Kino MediaCSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06317-02:IDOxfam NovibBased on population census in 2019 in west Java, the number of elderly is 3.347.712 people with life expectancy of 72 years old. Karawang district has changed from the agricultural zone into the largest industrial zone in South East Asia. It has brough transitionto social, cultural, economic and health for the people in the area. One of vulnerable groups affected by the change is the elderly. The Indonesia government has regulation about the elderly’s welfare in UU-RI Number 13 year 1998 chapter 25 and PP Number 43 Year2004 about implementing of efforts to improve the welfare of the elderly. The West Java government has a program to improve happiness and life quality of the elderly called “Minggu Lansia”. This program is run by engaging young volunteers to visit the elderly at least once a week. Unfortunately, this program has not been implemented in the village level, especially in Sub district Klari and East Teluk Jambe. From the problem above, it is necessary to find the alternative solution. One of the areas of village development is community empowerment, included the elderly, which can be optimatized through village planning and budgeting. It is important toencourage the village government to implement the participatory and gender responsive village development planning and budgeting through community. That is the main reason we apply the proposal of a program named ANDIL SAHATE. ANDIL SAHATE is an acronime of ANDIL (ANggaran Desa bagI Lansia) means Village Budgeting for the Elderly and SAHATE (SehAt, sejaHtrA, dan TErampil) means the healthy, prosperous and skilled elderly. The community that we’re going to build called “Nyekar Desa”. It’s an acronime of “Nyakola Anggaran Desa {Sekolah Anggaran Desa or Village Budgeting Training) withthe program targets are village government (officials and BPD/Badan Pemusyawaratan Desa) and citizen (the elderly, families and youth). We hope the program can improve the understading and skill of village officials and BPD members about participatory andgender responsive village development planning and budgeting. The program alsoaims to increase citizen (the elderly, families and youth) capacity and awareness about their right and obligation in village development.Oxfam NovibCenter for Women#s Resources DeveloCenter for Women#s Resources Development Pasoendan (PPSW Pasoendan) is a Non Governmental Organization (NGO) established in March 2005 which has been conducting community organizing activities, especially women base with involving various parties. The establishment of PPSW Pasoendan was based on women's issues related to economic, education, health and female migrant workers that occurred in West Java and Banten. PPSW Pasoendan seeks to foster community critical awareness, increase capacity and open access for female leadership. Efforts to realize those is done by developing and assisting women's groups. Until the end of 2016, PPSW Pasoendan has accompanied 9,905 women belonging to 243 women's groups, 39 Primary Cooperatives and 1 secondary cooperative in 8 regencies, 40 sub-districts and 121 villages in West Java and Banten provinces. Deposits that have been collected and managed by women group assisted by PPSW amounted to 8,259,662,400. These funds become a source of capital for the business of group members and various other purposes such as education, health, holidays and pensions. Assistance to female migrant workers (BMP) and their families has been conducted by PPSW Pasoendan since 2005, among others by implementing the strengthening programfor candidate of Migrant Workers and their familymembers through increasing income and policy advocacy in prevention of trafficking in women, access to information technology at Mahnetik SUCI in order to fulfill the right of information and development of productive economies in an effort to tackle poverty. Assistance to women over the age of 40 is conducted by PPSW Pasoendan through the Financial Education Program For Mature Women conducted from 2011 to 2015. The program provides experience to PPSW Pasoendan in working with former BMP who are over the age of 40 years and the elderly.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation85974 30873 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30873Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenter for Women#s Resources Develo22443 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 22443Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenter for Women#s Resources Develo26858 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 26858Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenter for Women#s Resources Develo5800 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5800Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenter for Women#s Resources DeveloCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06317-03:IDOxfam NovibThe Anda Li Marapu (The Marapu Way) project will increase access to social and education services for indigenous Sumbanese Marapu believers in East Sumba including children (15-18 years old), youth (18-30 years old) and women through fostering political participation. This impact will be achieved by improving the district level functionality of the Organization of Marapu Believers (known as the Organisasi Penghayat Kepercayaan Marapu or OPKM) which was formally registered with the Ministry of Law and Human Rights (Kementrian Hukum dan HAM) in 2016 but is not yet functioning to optimal capacity. Once this organization has improved functionality throughthe support of civil society organizations and the district government, these organisations will join toform a Marapu Task force. This Marapu task force will support the Organization of Marapu Believers (OPKM) to mobilize their resources and advocate for better social and education access for Marapu believers throughout East Sumba. Traditional community-based Customary Institutions (Lembaga Adat) will be established in the cases where they do not yet exist and/or will have their functionality improved in 5 targeted villages within the 4 East Sumbanese sub-districts of Umalulu, Rindi, Kota Waingapu and Kahaungu Eti. These locations have been selected based on the fact they contain the highest population of Marapu believers in East Sumba according to 2020 data from the East Sumba Bureau of statistics. This statistical data was cross referenced by SID and Marungga in January 2021 by a qualitative rapid assessment in the 4 sub-districts which also identified the various issues affecting Marapu believers in these locations. Senior high schools in targeted sub-districts will standardize a model of Marapu inclusive formal education services. Additionally, Marapu inclusive informal education programs will be implemented at the village level. Local government at the district and village level will createand enact relevant policies to increase access to social and education services for Marapu believers, and the results of this project will be recognized by the government at the province and national level. It is expected the government will share the results of this project for replication in other areas throughout East Nusa Tenggara province and Indonesia.Oxfam NovibSumba Integrated DevelopmentSumba Integrated Development (SID) is a local non-government organization based in East Sumba and established in 2010. The vision of SID is to develop and empower the community by strengthening their values of life to improve the welfare of the people, family, women, and children. SID primarily focuses on developing a good environment for children and youth in cooperation with related stakeholders in Sumba island, in particular community leaders, local government, and the other civil society organizations. Currently, SIDis working on programs in Southwest Sumba and East Sumba for over 2115 children and families in 7 sub districts and 23 villages funded by ChildFund International. Some of SID#s main programs are: 1. Early Childhood Development (ECD) Program for Children 0-5 years old integrating crosscutting issues including inclusiveness, Disaster Risk Reduction, Child Protection, and gender equality. 2.Childrens Programs for children 6-14 year olds include: Life skill and financial literacy, creating a creative house for Sumbanese children, a reading centre (Taman Baca), literacy for the family, safe schools, and local language preservation. 3. Youth Programs for teenagers 15-24 year olds include: Peer learning on HIV <(>&<)> AIDS, Young Entrepreneurship for traditional weavers, farming, etc.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation124715 49896 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 49896Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESumba Integrated Development44683 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 44683Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESumba Integrated Development21586 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 21586Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESumba Integrated Development8550 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8550Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESumba Integrated DevelopmentCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineTotal people reached from the projectCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06317-05:IDOxfam NovibThe 1965 tragedy in Indonesia has caused millions of people murdered, disappeared, tortured, stigmatized, and stripped of their rights to social security. For years, communities of 65' victims and civil society organizations have been working to gain government recognition as well as acknowledgement of the gross human rights violations in Indonesia and to make sure the victims entitled to reparations. This hard work has started to pay off, but the increasingly limited civic spaces has caused these achievements to gradually disappear. Covid-19 pandemic has continued to limit the civic space in Indonesia. It is increasingly more difficult for civil society to perform advocacy work where the government policies on social restriction are complicating the process. This pandemic has also made it difficult for the victims to access social assistance as there are fewer accompaniers to assist due to concerns of transmitting or contracting the virus, closed social service center, or limited working hours and limited number of services. We understand, there is an urgent need for civil society to strengthen the movement and to reclaim civic spaces as well as expanding it by connecting and organizing communities of young people to become leaders and center of humanrights work in the perspective of helping victims of past human rights violations getting their rights of reparation and through VOICE program, IKa, Sekber ‘65 and PBH Nusra organizations will respond this vision by implementing five main activities. First, claiming economic, socio-cultural rights of victims of past gross human rights violations, and to be able to ensure this work, SEKBER ‘65 and PBH Nusra will update data of the victims and their families, classified them based on their current living condition. This information will be used in making sure the victimscan access the nearest social security support system. Data collection will be carried out by trained accompaniers. Second, throughpublic campaigns designed, led, and run by young people, social acceptance of victims of past gross human rights violations will beexpanding. These groups of young people work with spirits of volunteerism and a comprehensive understanding of human rights and arereinforced by national youth conferences and regional youth community meetings. Third, Consortium members ensure that the fulfillment of economic, socio-cultural rights of victims of past human rights violations is included in the form of regional regulations. With the formation of a Regional Commission in charge of establishing a working program, ensuring that the implementation of the Regional Regulation is carried out accordingly. Fourth, a collaboration between youths and victims in creating content materials for social media campaigns, organizing art and cultural events such as Ketoprak, fashion shows, and held public fundraising events together will fill empty civic spaces and continue to expand them. Fifth, organizational sustainability is very important to continue building the civil society movement in Indonesia. And through the VOICE program, the capacity of civil society organizations will continue to be improved to ensure that organizational resources remain to do their works which is accountable to the public.Oxfam NovibYayasan Sosial Indonesia untuk KemaYSIK was formed in 1995 during the final years of Indonesia’s 32-year authoritarian regime when the pro-democracy movement was gaining ground. YSIKwas set up to support this movement through small/micro grants from international donor organizations basedin Europe(mostly Netherlands and Belgium). Its founders are four leaders in our budding civil society at that time who were active on the ground in advancing labor rights, consumer rights, human rights,and civil society organizational developmentYSIK’s vision-Society empowered in its struggle towards justice, dignity,and well-being for all within the framework of human rights and environmental sustainability. YSIK’s mission1.To mobilize diverse resourcing for social transformation through constituency building in innovative, open,and accountable ways2.To enable community groups to carry out their vision and mission through support of meaningful initiatives andeffective partnerships3.To develop autonomy and sustainability of movements for social transformation by building civil society’s capacity to conduct smart resourcing4.To assist human rights defenders in obtaining safety and well-being, including under emergency situations YSIKserves primarily marginalized communities due to their gender, race, religion, political affiliation,and sexual orientation. We support organizations working with these communities locally, mainly at district level (our governing system includes national, provincial, district, subdistrict,and village). In general, it can be said that YSIKserves marginalized groups and communities inIndonesia.Women’s Fund has served women’s groups providing support for victims/survivors of violence in districts throughout provinces. Our Human Rights Fund has served thousands ofpeople who are survivors of past human rights violations in Indonesia.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation148578 45751 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 45751Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Sosial Indonesia untuk Kema41321 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 41321Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Sosial Indonesia untuk Kema51728 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 51728Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Sosial Indonesia untuk Kema9778 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9778Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Sosial Indonesia untuk KemaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06317-06:IDOxfam NovibHands UP with Indonesia WHRD’s (Women Human Right Defender): Strengthening Social Protection and Security Systems works Working inupholding women's rights pose vulnerability for human right defenders. They are prone to experience many types of violence and intimidation, such as sexual assault, property vandalism, detention, kidnapping, torture, and even murder, because of their activities in advancing dignity, protection, and fulfillment of human rights for themselves, their groups, and other individuals or groups. United Nation's Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) defines Women of Human Rights Defender (WHRD) as women and girls working on any human rights issue, and people of all genders who work to promote women’s rights and rights related to gender equality (https://www.ohchr.org). Women Human Right defenders always put themselves in frontline of promotion and protection of human rights, particularly human rights of women. That makes them exposed to many kinds of vulnerability and risks, not only as human right defenders. More than that, they face vulnerability and risks specifically because of their sex, sexuality, and gender identity. Ashuman rights defender, WHRD often experience threats and violence, such as murder, murder threat, kidnapping, involuntary disappearance, torture, arbitrary arrest and detention, criminal charges (criminalization), persecution, slander/stigma, scope restrictions of where human right defenders operate, funding source termination, delayed or ungranted license for organization, impediment of assembly, and illegal destruction and search of house and office (OHCHR, 2009). Women of Human Right Defenders (WHRD) also face risks, threats, violence, and vulnerability that are specifically because of their sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity. Often, the violence or threats are sexual-based, or they experience restriction in their job because of their sex. Moreover, they are often be prejudiced, stigmatized, stereotyped, excluded, and publicly rejected by state, corporates, groups, and individuals in societyOxfam NovibYAYASAN SAPA - SAPA INSTITUTEHands UP with Indonesia WHRD’s (Women Human Right Defender): Strengthening Social Protection and Security Systems works Working inupholding women's rights pose vulnerability for human right defenders. They are prone to experience many types of violence and intimidation, such as sexual assault, property vandalism, detention, kidnapping, torture, and even murder, because of their activities in advancing dignity, protection, and fulfillment of human rights for themselves, their groups, and other individuals or groups. United Nation's Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR) defines Women of Human Rights Defender (WHRD) as women and girls working on any human rights issue, and people of all genders who work to promote women’s rights and rights related to gender equality (https://www.ohchr.org). Women Human Right defenders always put themselves in frontline of promotion and protection of human rights, particularly human rights of women. That makes them exposed to many kinds of vulnerability and risks, not only as human right defenders. More than that, they face vulnerability and risks specifically because of their sex, sexuality, and gender identity. Ashuman rights defender, WHRD often experience threats and violence, such as murder, murder threat, kidnapping, involuntary disappearance, torture, arbitrary arrest and detention, criminal charges (criminalization), persecution, slander/stigma, scope restrictions of where human right defenders operate, funding source termination, delayed or ungranted license for organization, impediment of assembly, and illegal destruction and search of house and office (OHCHR, 2009). Women of Human Right Defenders (WHRD) also face risks, threats, violence, and vulnerability that are specifically because of their sex, sexual orientation, and gender identity. Often, the violence or threats are sexual-based, or they experience restriction in their job because of their sex. Moreover, they are often be prejudiced, stigmatized, stereotyped, excluded, and publicly rejected by state, corporates, groups, and individuals in societyMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation164223 84830 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 84830Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYAYASAN SAPA - SAPA INSTITUTE50468 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 50468Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYAYASAN SAPA - SAPA INSTITUTE18925 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18925Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYAYASAN SAPA - SAPA INSTITUTE10000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYAYASAN SAPA - SAPA INSTITUTEStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06317-07:IDOxfam NovibThe adoption of Convention No.190 and Recommendation No.206 provide us with a tangible framework to work towards the protection of all labor, regardless of their statuses; to ensure that they are free from any forms of workplace violence and harassment. This convention also ensures that all member states respect the convention by carrying out 3 obligations, one of which is to ratify the convention. The convention is very specific. First, the content doesn’t only regulate violence and harassment that are happening in the workplace, but in all working environments; thus, the convention effectively covers any forms of violence and harassment that are happening at domestic places, streets, and working places. Second, the convention acknowledges the need to provide protection and assist survivors of domestic violence in their recovery. Third, the convention also focuses on inclusivity; by stating that all labor must be protected regardless of the type of working contract, which includes interns, volunteers, job-seekers, employees, retirees, and employers. The clause regarding inclusivity also covers both private and public spheres, formal and informal sectors, and all types of works regardless of the location; be it in urban or rural areas. It also encompasses workers from minority groups such as people with disabilities, LGBTIQ+ community, ethnic minorities, etc. Fourth, the convention recognizes internship students as labor. Data from various studies that we have in our inventory show that gender-based violence in the workplace is impacting women’s participation negatively; and this is a serious issue. Types of violence and harassment that usually happen to labor, especially female labor, are violence and harassment that are targeting women’s bodies. Informal labor, such as domestic workers and freelancers are experiencing multiple layers of violence, such as: unlimited workloads, long working hours, the absence of social security, etc. These conditions also threatened other vulnerable labor groups, such as people with disabilities. Although according to Law on Disabilities (No.8/2016), 2% of the labor force in government agencies must be allocated to persons with disabilities (and 1% for private companies), the implementation of this law is still farfrom ideal. Disabled workers are becoming victims of violence on multiple layers, mostly in form of workplace discrimination. In a state of labor vulnerability, Indonesia issued Omnibus Law on Job Creation (Undang-Undang Cipta Kerja), which was passedin 2020. The content of this law might worsen female labor’s condition; due to long working hour,less paid leave allowance, less wages, longer non-permanent working contract duration, and discrimination towards disabled workers.Omnibus Law on Job Creation, together with COVID-19 pandemic, prove to be a heavy blow towards the lives of Indonesian labor. According to the Central Bureau of Statistics Indonesia (Badan Pusat Statistik or BPS - or simply, Statistics Indonesia), 3.5 million labor in Indonesia were fired from their workplace. Aside from losing their jobs, female labor are also faced with the increasing number of domestic violence cases during their work from home days. In regards to this situation, the Omnibus Law on Job Creation might worsen thecondition of female labor due to: 1. Long working hours and decreasing paid leave allowance will impact female labor’s welfare 2. The normalization of non-permanent working contract will put female labor in vulnerable position 3. Discrimination againstinformal workers, as well as disabled workers will cause the loss of opportunity for women with disabilities, that are looking to enterthe work forceOxfam NovibPerkumpulan Perempuan MahardhikaPerempuan Mahardika is a women’s organization that was founded in 2003. Initiated by women’s rights activists from different background, we are deeply rooted in local communities and feminist movement, as we utilize feminist lenses as our tools to analyze and strategize our movement in order to bring forth society that are prosperous, equal, ecological, and free from all forms of violence, exploitation as well as discrimination. Our vision is to bring forth a world in which everyone is economically prosperous, and are able to realize their rights and opportunities to take place in economic, political, social as well as cultural activities without being limited by their gender, ethnicity, belief systems, dis/ability, field of work, age, or any otherindicators that are related totheir personal identity. Our mission is to push for women’s participation and build women’s movement, as well as supporting other social organizations in fighting for social justice and human rights enforcement. To fulfill our mission, we have four ‘program pillars’ as follows: 1. Organizing grass-root level communities to strengthen women’s collective 2. Developing feminist education and knowledge 3. Feminist researches 4. Advocacy When conducting our activities, we are upholding these principles: 1. Everyone has the same rights 2. Women human rights is the core of our struggle 3. Valuing democracy and human rights 4. Believing science 5. Building solidarities with fellow social movements who are fighting alongside us.. Policies, guidelines, and other documents that our organization has: 1. Memorandum of Association/Articles of Association 2. Finance Standard Operating Procedures Our organization’s most important accomplishments are: 1. We are workingwith non-women’s organization, and we contributed to them by providing knowledge related to gender perspective, which in turns help foster their understanding and build their movement 2. We are part of the ‘drivers’ during the installation of the “Kawasan Berikat Nusantara Free from Sexual Harassment” in 2017 3. We founded Mahardika Rainbow Collective, a collective for LBT textile workers in 2015 4. We are working closely with LGBTIQ+ organisations and movements 5. We produced numerous researches thatcan be utilized by partners and stakeholders 6. We are consistently using feminist perspectives in discussing political, social, and cultural issues Organizational uniqueness First, Perempuan Mahardika is a place where fighters and activists from different backgrounds; such as labor movement, youth, and LBT ‘coverge’. This intersection is reflected on our organizational structure and work programs. Second, Perempuan Mahardika consists of multiple women’s collectives. Now we host 6 women’s collectives which are: Rainbow Mahardika (Pelangi Mahardika), Young and Loud (Muda Bersuara), GerPuan, Feminist Study Circle, Balla Makunrai, and we will keep developing our collectives in the future.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation157498 59349 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 59349Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Perempuan Mahardhika42978 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 42978Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Perempuan Mahardhika45321 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 45321Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Perempuan Mahardhika9850 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9850Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Perempuan MahardhikaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06317-08:IDOxfam NovibDecriminalization of Abortion for Rape (DARE) Under Indonesia’s legal framework, survivors of sexual violence seeking sexual and reproductive health (SRH) care and the clinical service providers who manage their cases are both subject to criminal charges. This is alarmingly prevalent in cases of rape that lead to the termination of unintended pregnancies. Indonesia’s Government Regulation No 61/2014 on Reproductive Health (herein referred to as the Health Law) and Ministry of Health (MoH) Decree No3/2016 legalizes elective abortion services, training of abortion providers, and development of safe abortion protocols for cases of rape. However, findings from a recent policy study conducted by the Institute for Criminal Justice Reform (ICJR) and IPASIndonesia highlight serious gapsbetween the Health Law and the delivery of abortion services. Currently there is no guidance from the government on the implementation of this law, and in several instances, other government policies contradict the HealthLaw, leaving police and lawmakers without a clear understanding of abortion legality. In 2020, the MOH began covertly drafting national guidelines on safe abortion that would lay out the path for operationalizing the Health Law. However, the MOH did not involve relevant stakeholders in the draft process,other than organizations of doctors and midwives and a limited number of local government officials. Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) were left out of the process, as was the National Police Force, even though the IPAS Indonesia/ICJR study found that the National Police Force is in favour of developing guidelines that can inform an integrated standard operating procedure (SOP) on sexual violence that the Force can adopt. A SOP on sexual violence at National Police Force would ensure timely access to comprehensive abortion care for rape survivors, as the Health Law allows termination of pregnancy only up to six weeks gestational age. Currently, Yayasan IPAS Indonesia works with the National Police Forceto support a provincial police hospital with developing clinical protocols andreferral mechanisms and providing comprehensive SRH care for survivors of sexual violence. A SOP on sexual violence at the nationallevel for the Police Force is necessary to complement the clinical protocols being developed at the hospital level, as there is currently no standard guidance for the Police Force in how they can address reported cases. Under the proposed project, IPAS Indonesia, in partnership with ICJR, aims to create a supportive environment for the decriminalization of safe abortion for sexual violence survivors. We intend to achieve this by: 1) Creating public demand for the development and dissemination of national guidelines that underpin the Health Law by strengthening CSO alliances and movements beyond traditional sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) CSOs, and 2) Claiming civic space through support from partners in media and allies in Parliament and engaging in the process of developingandrefining a National Police Force SOP on sexual violence that will ensure timely access of comprehensive SRH care for sexual violence survivors, including the elective termination of unintended pregnancies. Our activities will include promoting commonmessaging for public awareness, conducting joint advocacy with CSO partners, and creating safety measures for protecting survivors of sexual violence and service providers through the establishment of legal support when needed.Oxfam NovibYayasan IPAS IndonesiaAtau Yayasan IPAS Indonesia adalah sebuah organisasi nirbala berbadan hukum dengan kantor pusat di Jakarta dan terdaftar di Kementerian Hukum dan HAM Indonesia sejak Mei 2018. Yayasan IPAS Indonesia berkomitmen untuk bekerja sama erat dengan Pemerintah Indonesia untuk mendukung Pelaksanaan Program Nasional Kesehatan Ibu dan Anak, serta Program Nasional Kesehatan Usia Reproduksi yang berkontribusi mendukung penurunan Angka Kematian Ibu (AKI) dan peningkatan status kesehatan perempuan dan remaja perempuan secara umum. Yayasan IPAS Indonesia merupakan afiliasi dari jejaring Ipas di tingkat global dan Ipas sendiri adalah organisasi non-pemerintah yang berkantor pusat di North Carolina, Amerika Serikat. Pada pelaksanaan kegiatan proyeknya, Yayasan IPAS Indonesia bekerja bersama Pemerintah Pusat dan Daerah serta organisasi masyarakat sipil, termasuk di dalamnya organisasi profesi terkait dan akademisi, melalui aktivitas-aktivitas terkait perencanaaan kehamilan, serta penanganan kehamilan tidak direncanakan dengan meningkatkan akses dan penggunaan layanan kesehatan reproduksi yang komprehensif berbasiskan aturan hukum dan kebijakan program di Indonesia. Dalam pelaksanaan program, Yayasan IPAS Indonesia fokus pada 3 pilar utama, yakni: Pendidikan dan Promosi Kesehatan Masyarakat, lewat pendidikan dan promosi kesehatan di tingkat masyarakat terutama bagi perempuan dan remaja perempuan yang berbasiskan kekuatan dan kearifan lokal yang dimiliki oleh masing-masing daerah; Penguatan Sistem Kesehatan di tingkat nasional, Yayasan IPAS Indonesia bekerja sama erat dengan pemerintah pusat (Kementerian Kesehatan, BKKBN, Kementerian Pemberdayaan Perempuan dan Perlindungan Anak) untuk mendukung pengembangan norma, standar, pedoman dan kriteria (NSPK) pelayanan kesehatan di Puskesmas PONED dan atau Rumah Sakit untuk memberikan Asuhan Pasca Keguguran (APK) yang komprehensif melalui rangkaian pelatihan dan bimbingan pemberi layanan kesehatan, jejaring rujukan antar layanan dan masyarakat; serta Kajian-kajian dan Evaluasi yang bisa digunakan untuk program selanjutnya. Saat ini Yayasan IPAS Indonesia juga sedang mengerjakan beberapa proyek yang menggunakan pendekatan dari 3 pilar tersebut, salah satunya yaitu proyek PEKERTi yang merupakan modeling/proyek rintisan untuk APK yang komprehensif lewat kerja sama dengan 3 Kabupaten/Kota; Kabupaten Ponorogo (JawaTimur), Kabupaten Klaten (Jawa Tengah), dan Kota Yogyakarta yang memiliki prioritas dalam meningkatkan kualitas layanan publik dengan melakukan inovasi-inovasi layananuntuk menjawab kebutuhan masyarakat setempat, terutama dalam menurunkan AKI. Pengembangan proyek rintisan ini diharapkan dapat menginformasikan kepada pemangku kepentingan yang ada di tingkat lokal dan nasional, untuk mengembangkan lebih lanjut programAPK yang komprehensif sebagai bagian dari upaya penurunan morbiditas perempuan dan AKI di Indonesia. Sejalan dengan pilar Kajian-kajian dan Evaluasi, Yayasan IPAS Indonesia juga bekerja sama dengan beberapa pihak lainnya untuk melakukan diseminasi hasil-hasil studi terkait isu kesehatan reproduksi perempuan. Seperti proyek DAISY misalnya, bekerja sama dengan Guttmacher Institute dan Fakultas Kesehatan Masyarakat Universitas Indonesia untuk melakukan diseminasi hasil studi estimasi angka kejadian aborsidi Jawa. Sesuai dengan visi misi organisasi, Yayasan IPAS Indonesia ingin berkontribusi untuk menciptakan dunia di mana perempuan dan remaja perempuan memiliki status kesehatan reproduksi yang baik serta hak dan akses pada layanan kesehatan reproduksiyang komprehensif, sehingga tidak ada lagi kejadian keguguran, kesakitan perempuan, kematian ibu, kehamilan tidak direncanakan, aborsi yangtidak aman, dan masalah kesehatan reproduksi lainnya.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation150156 48444 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 48444Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan IPAS Indonesia41886 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 41886Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan IPAS Indonesia16148 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16148Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan IPAS IndonesiaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06317-09:IDOxfam NovibIndonesia has a strong legal basis in ensuring the fulfillment of the rights of Persons with Disabilities (PWD), namely Law Number 8 of 2016 regarding Persons with Disabilities and Government Regulation (PP) Number 39/2020 regarding Decent Accommodation for Persons with Disabilities in Judicial Processes. Those laws give a mandate to each law enforcement institution also national and local governance to establish and develop appropriate examination standards for PWD in accordance with their respective authorities. Based on experiences that have occurred in several regions, namely West Nusa Tenggara, South Sulawesi, and Central Java, it can be seen that local governance and law enforcement institutions do not yet have policies/regulations governing appropriate examination standards PWD in conflict with the law. In addition, it also indicates the importance of the collaboration between relevant stakeholders, whether government, law enforcement, or other agencies/organizations related to disabilities. This project aims to deepen and expand the previous projects. The study was carried out to continue policy advocacy at the Supreme Court level to provide decent accommodation for people with disabilities (PWD) in accessing justice. In addition, the studywas also carried out to assist the collaboration of PWD Organization, Local Government, and Law Enforcement in West Nusa Tenggara in formulating legal aid policies and an integratedservice system for PWD who need access to justice. Meanwhile, the expansion of this project is carried out to encourage policies in the Indonesian Attorney General's Office and the Indonesian National Police, as well as to implement best practices in other locations, namely West Java, East Java and East Nusa Tenggara. Withpractical experience and the book “Disabilities in Conflict with the Law: Regulatory Analysis, Judicial Practices, and Legal Aid” that has been compiled in the previous project, we will influence local government policies and law enforcement institutionsand strengthen the capacity and network of PWD Organizations so that access justice will be more inclusive for all.Oxfam NovibPusat Kajian Anti korupsi FH UGMPUKAT UGM is a research institute in the field of law and anti-corruption. The issues encompass governance, democratization, community legal empowerment, law enforcement, prevention of corruption in local governments and regulations on anti-corruption issues. The main programs of this organization are: 1. Research. Pukat has conducted academic and advocacy research on legal and anti-corruption issues. Academic research is exemplified by research conducted by FH UGM. Advocacy research, for instance, is related to Government Regulation Number 37 of 2005. Additionally, Pukat conducted research the potency of corruption in the distribution of social aid fund for PWD. 2. Community services. Pukat organized several activities, including capacity building for village communities in village financial management in Wonokerto, Sleman, and Poncosari, Bantul.Moreover, Pukatcollaborated with local governments of Magelang,Morowali, Bulungan and Sawahlunto in formulating Action Plan forthe Prevention and the Eradication of Corruption. 3. Education. Pukat monitored trials inSamarinda, Pekanbaru, Kebumen, Mataram, Purworejo, Surabaya andseveral other cities. Pukatalso established thenetwork of centres for anti-corruption studies with 31 institutions through Anti-Corruption Summit. Pukat is different from non-governmental organizations due to the fact that it is under a university. Pukat is supported by human resources from academicians and students.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation197659 -4912849998 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 49998Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPusat Kajian Anti korupsi FH UGM59086 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 59086Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPusat Kajian Anti korupsi FH UGM9996 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9996Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPusat Kajian Anti korupsi FH UGM29451 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 29451Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPusat Kajian Anti korupsi FH UGM-1729 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -1729Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPusat Kajian Anti korupsi FH UGMStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06318-02:IDOxfam NovibThe VOICE Linking and Learning is a project where activities are centered on grantees’ ideas and initiatives. Linking and Learning is meant to be a process where every grantee can participate fully on every aspect of the activity within the linking and learning process, irrespective of gender, disability, gender, sexual orientation, age, or ethnicity. We see that this main idea about Linking and Learning is very suitable with Pamflet’s role. In the context of youth participation and activism, we take a role as a support system by facilitating youth with information, platforms for participation, and networks. Our main principle on campaigning human rights issues is to let the youth talk and voice their views through their perspective as young people. Withthis similarity of role we are interested in broadening our scope to more issues and intersections, by applying for facilitator to Voice Linking and Learning. We believe that as a facilitator in Linking and Learning, we will be able to take a role as a support system where grantees can reach their full potential through collaboration and working together as a community. We will take the role as facilitator, by providingtools and means for grantees to voice their views and reach their goals. Pamflet isa youth-led organization that aims to strengthen young people’s capacity in supporting the human rights movement in Indonesia. We encourage the emergence of new young people who are critical and innovative to campaign for social justice and equality. Ourmain activity is capacity strengthening of young groups to voice their rights so that they can be empowered and be critical of their surroundings. We also manage and distribute knowledge about youth and human rights to support the human rights movement in Indonesia through various products in printed and digital materials. For the past four years, we have also been assisting teachers and students in six schools in Indramayu and Palu to implement sexuality and reproductive health and rights education by developing collaborative learning modules and tools.Oxfam NovibPerkumpulan Pamflet GenerasiPamflet is a youth-led organization that is established to encourage and strengthen youth to participate in the process of social movement, by providing the information and knowledge about activism and human rights. With three core divisions: youth studies, youthmovement, youth activism, we work to strengthen youth's access to information, resource, and network related to human rights, and to encourage local youth initiatives (individual/collective) in different areas in Indonesia through activities such as research, capacity building, training, creative campaigning, and publication. The organization is registered as Association and consists of a number of young people under 35 years from diverse educational background and experience, i.e. communicationstudies, sociology, political science, psychology, philosophy, and public health. Such diversity enriches and enables us to work with a multidiciplinary manner. With a relatively small organizational structure, we conduct each activity by networking withother organizations effectively. Our funding comes from donor agencies and fundraising activities. We have been supported by multiple organizations from UNESCO, Hivos, TIFA Foundation (Open Society Foundation Indonesia), and EMpower (Emerging Markets Foundation). Pamflet is also involved in several civil society networks and coalitions, i.e. SEPERLIMA (Seputar Hak Kesehatan Reproduksi dan Seksualitas Remaja), a coalition that aims to strengthen youth's access to information of sexual and reproductive health and rights (2013-2015). Since 2015, Pamflet is also involved in Public Education taskforce of Coalition for Justice and Truth Revelation (KKPK), a coalition that advocates for past human rights violations in Indonesia.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands Indonesia-6.2688 106.8330The right to social and political participation-4235342353 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 42353Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Pamflet Generasi-42353 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -42353Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Pamflet Generasi115311 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 115311Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Pamflet Generasi62908 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 62908Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Pamflet GenerasiStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06318-03:IDOxfam NovibThe electrification ratio in Sumba has reached almost 75%, and through the Sumba Iconic Island Program, renewable energy has contributed to 13% of the energy mix in Sumba. This has opened a substantial economic opportunity for local communities, especially women,youth, and children in remote and secluded villages. The Humba Hammu network/ Gender Focal Point (GFP) network of local CSOs in Sumba, established as Perkumpulan in 2020. GFP members are already working with Hivos since 2016 on various projects and have receivedextensive capacity building in Gender Action Learning for Sustainability (GALS) and renewable energy. Between 2016-2020, the network members have accumulated learning in the different approaches to increase women and marginalized group capacity at the level of households and community and economic empowerment. Together with PELITA as lead, the Humba-Hammu wants to replicate the village modelin Lukuwingir in East Sumba, elaborating the accumulated lesson learned. This project is a Sustainable and Inclusive Paraingu Project. The Paraingu Project aims to increase indigenous people's livelihood, specifically women, youth, elderly, and people with disabilities, in six villages in Sumba by creating productive use of energy. Moreover, this project aims to amplify and test the lessons learned and fill the gaps from previous Hivos projects. In order to achieve that PELITA and The Humba Hammu will work with selected village facilitators, provides them with GALS training so that they can train more community members within their villages, conduct a special MUSREMBANG to accommodate indigenous women and marginalized groups aspirations are documented, and to influence the planning at village level. The project will also work closely with key government stakeholders in the four districts In Sumba, including each six pilot villages' administration, education and cultural office, the office of tourism and tourism board, the office of village empowerment, and the planning office.Oxfam NovibLembaga Peduli Sejahtera dan LestarA Gender Focal Point (GFP) Humba Hammu Network in Sumba was legally established in 2020 as perkumpulan after almost five years of working with Hivos Sumba Iconic Island through various capacity development programs in Gender Action for Learning (GALS), sustainability and environment, system thinking for problem analysis, organizational development, and the uses of media. In addition, all organizations have worked with Hivos through the TERANG project, Lukuwingir project and now MENTARI program; to deliver GALS training and support local advocacy efforts. These programs are further elaborated below: 1. TERANG project in 2017 was an electrification program through small scale distributed energy solutions consists of solar photovoltaic (PV) for schools and kiosks, and solar mills, inmore than 100 locations in Sumba. Humba Hammu was involved in delivering GALS training to the target communities. 2. Lukuwingir Project was a multi-stakeholder pilot project in East Sumba aiming to mainstream gender at the village level through Renewable Energy (RE). The outputs were a District decree on gender mainstreaming, the establishment of the Marangga Panamu Forum, and funding commitment from technocrat planning. 3. MENTARI project is ongoing in Central Sumba, HumbaHammu is contracted through the consortium of Palladium and Hivos to deliver GALS training to communities and businesses in Mata Redi village who are going to benefit from 95 kWp solar PV centralized system in the future. GFP is a bold commitment to advocating and mainstream gender issues in Sumba, primarily through climate change mitigation strategies such as access to renewable energy and alternative livelihood. GFP acts as an advocate/advisor/facilitator/trainer for the community and government. GFPalso functions as a platform for knowledge sharing. It has with both fellow and broader parties. Finally, GFP acts as a future gender catalyst that becomes a reference for community empowerment programs on Sumba Island.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation145270 -83854630 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 54630Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELembaga Peduli Sejahtera dan Lestar-54630 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -54630Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELembaga Peduli Sejahtera dan Lestar54558 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 54558Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELembaga Peduli Sejahtera dan Lestar52676 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 52676Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELembaga Peduli Sejahtera dan Lestar28041 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28041Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELembaga Peduli Sejahtera dan Lestar9156 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9156Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELembaga Peduli Sejahtera dan LestarStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06318-04:IDOxfam NovibThe title of this project is ‘Kampung Katong’ which in Nusa Tenggara Timur (NTT) Province dialect means Our Hamlet. Kampung Katong also an acronym for Kami Pung Manekat, Papada, Kampo Tanga which means Our Spirit for Collective Work (Manekat, Papada, andKampong Tanga are local terms from Mollo, Labuan Bajo, and Larantuka representing “collective work of a community”). This project idea was born from the reflection between RMI and Lakoat Kujawas on the collaboration in Being and Becoming Indigenous (BBI)in 2020-2021. In the BBI project, financial resources were disbursed to Lakoat Kujawas to support the implementation at the community level. This approach then ended up in several informal (i.e.: outside of the project work plan) capacity building providedby RMI for Lakoat Kujawas in terms of project administration and management, which was positively reflected by both parties. Lakoat Kujawas sees the additionaladministration and management capacity as a meaningful resource in improving their initiativesin working with the indigenous youth and children. RMI, affirming with Lakoat Kujawas, sees that this approach is needed not only by Lakoat Kujawas, but by other local initiatives and that the collaboration model that strengthens local communities’ access to productive resources can be formalized as a specific project in the future. By mentioning productive resources, we refer to funding, capacity building, and linking and learning opportunities that will capacitate indigenous peoples and ethnic minorities(IPEM), especially their young women and men, in governing their land and strengthening ownership toward their local culture. Taking into account the gender balance of rightsholder groupwho participate, it is also decided that 50% of participants inthe community organising and partners’ local initiatives are women. This project is also designed in response to global trends and its unintended consequences when many financial resources are mobilized directly to communities that are often not preparedeither socially or organizationally. RMI involvement with other grant schemesshows that the managerial capacity of many other involved community organizations was the main barrier in grant implementation. Donor’ expectation on project management and reporting, especially in terms of administrative works, is beyond community capacity. Although series of initial training on several themes such as project management, financial reporting, and M<(>&<)>E were conducted pre-implementation, the one-off approach proven tobe ineffective in the face of other organizational issues such as leadership and organizational management and HR turnover. Our extensive experience working with Kasepuhan IPs communities in Lebak Regency also shows how prone the communities are to elitecapture which often results in horizontal conflict and failure of community organization when certain funds are directed to the community without proper assistance. This is why community preparedness is of importance today. Thus, after several initial discussions, identifying potential collaborators, and one consultation process with other potential collaborators, RMI, Lakoat Kujawas, SimpaSio Institute, and Kolektif Videoge agreed to propose this proposal as a consortium with RMI as thelead/hostorganization.Oxfam NovibYayasan Rimbawan Muda Indonesia BogRimbawan Muda Indonesia (RMI) was established in 1992, dedicating its work with youth and later on worked with indigenous peoples# communities mainly in form of community organising and advocacy. RMI has given emphasis to empower rural youth, including those who are member of indigenous communities, to be the agents of change regarding their communities' situations, including their young-peer's situations. Ever since, RMI has carried out various projects and activities that empower them and provide spacefor them to be part of their communities' development. Various studies have been produced to mainstream the discussions of rural youth, including indigenous youth. Due to its focus on rural-indigenous youth, RMI was appointed in 2018 by the NGOs/CSOs coalition in national level to write the part on 'indigenous youth' in a policy paper for Indonesia's Bill on Indigenous Peoples. RMI has also developed wide range of campaign activities, including to connect the rural and urban youth to build solidarityin supporting rural development. Youth platforms namely Relawan for Life, Suara Muda Nusantara and Teens Go Green are amongst the strategy that RMI develops to empower youth # both rural and urban # to promote indigenous youth participation in Kasepuhan Indigenous Peoples Community's Forum that has always exclude women and youth voice. Furthermore in 2017, RMI was appointed as the coordinator of a regional youth and land platform within Asia, under the International Land Coalition-Asia.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation140106 59077 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 59077Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Rimbawan Muda Indonesia Bog-59077 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -59077Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Rimbawan Muda Indonesia Bog48722 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 48722Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Rimbawan Muda Indonesia Bog48147 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 48147Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Rimbawan Muda Indonesia Bog33277 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 33277Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Rimbawan Muda Indonesia Bog9960 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9960Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Rimbawan Muda Indonesia BogStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantCoordination meeting (12), leadership training (3), online capacity building (3), offline capacity building (1), local knoweldge reproduction (12), archiving and documenting (6), locally managed capacity building (7), cross-learning residency (4), stakeholders engagement (5), public event (8), participation in national/regional processes (13), final festival (1)# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesThe proposing approaches/ideas are cross-learning residency (4), archiving and documenting (6), local knowledge reproduction (12), locally managed capacity building (7)New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesMini research (9), web-based article (40), podcast (2), YouTube video (20), local-national media coverage (35), training materials and MoM (13), book (5)NL-KVK-27108436-A-06318-05:IDOxfam NovibThe project "Improving access to employment and the protection of women workers with disabilities" is an innovation to increase access to livelihoods for persons with disabilities through increasing access to work both formally by working in companies and informally by creating jobs as entrepreneurs, both individually and in groups. At the end of the project, access to work for persons with disabilities will be created in the company, especially in Garment, supported by capacity building for persons with disabilities, and an inclusive work environment for female workers with disabilities. At the end of the Project, a Convention Business Unit will also be formed which is managed by Persons with Disabilities as a means of livelihood as well as opening up access to work for others. In this Project, Persons with Disabilities are the subject of increasing access to inclusive livelihoods supported by Disabled Persons Organizations, Labor Unions, women's organizations to increase understanding of the rights of women workers, especially women with disabilities.Oxfam NovibPerkumpulan SEHATI SukoharjoThe SEHATI Sukoharjo disabled people's association was founded in 1997, which consists of people with disabilities and their singlefamilies in Sukoharjo district. Sehati has the motto "ONE HEART, ONE GOAL" by building solidarity, cooperation, and building activepartnerships with organizations and governments through an inclusive development approach. Disabled People's Organization SEHATI Sukoharjo was established since 1997. Its members are composed of Persons With Disabilities and their families who live in Sukoharjo district. SEHATI has the tagline “ONE HEART, ONE GOAL” by developing solidarity, cooperation, and building active partnership with the other organizations and governments through inclusive development approach. To achieve the protection and fulfillment of the rights of marginalized groups (including people with disabilities) SEHATI has a vision to create an inclusive and just society and its mission is to: 1.Build an independent character with disabilities 2.Strengthen the participation of persons with disabilities in development 3.Build equality of diffables. To achieve marginal groups (including persons with disabilities) protection and rights fulfillment, SEHATI has vision realize inclusive and equal community 1.Build persons with disabilities character to be independent 2.Strengthen persons with disabilities participation in the development. 3.Building persons with disabilities equalityMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation138268 -4085132527 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 32527Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan SEHATI Sukoharjo28563 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28563Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan SEHATI Sukoharjo29414 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 29414Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan SEHATI Sukoharjo6913 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6913Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan SEHATI SukoharjoStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06318-06:IDOxfam NovibYouth with disabilities in many Indonesian cities often still face barriers in expressing a strong voice in the decision-making processes of their cities, notably due to limited awareness for accommodations to ensure their full and effective political participation such as the use of sign languages. Kota Kita’s research study in Surakarta (Solo), Central Java, Indonesia (2017) found that eventhough the participation of citizens with disabilities in local and national elections are relatively high at 60.1%, participation in neighbourhood meetings and in local budgeting meetings are low at 27% and 2.2%, respectively. This data indicates that citizens with disabilities are not yet involved meaningfully in expressing their needs and advocating for policies that directly affect them. While Solo has strong history of inclusion over the decades, as noted in a report by Global Disability Innovation Hub and Kota Kita(2022), improvements are necessary to enhance the participation of people with disabilities in community dialogue in both formal and informal mechanisms. In fostering a more socially-just space for more meaningful participation, there is a need to deepen the way citizens interact as a collective, build shared awareness and solidarity, and explorethe tension between spatial and social to influence change within the acknowledged existing power that currently shapes the city. For Solo, urban arts, particularly murals, have been a tool for citizens to express their needs of urgent issues in the city,and there is great potential in using urban art to deepen the participation of citizens who will enjoy the spaces—in contrast to the conventional method of commissioning artists. The participatory urban art project proposes a series of activities foryouth with disabilities in Solo to collectively build their position in the contested urban narrative through creative placemaking. Our project aims to converge the voice of youth with disabilities—particularly those who are deaf and have hearing impairments—and connect those voices with visual arts as a means of expression, awareness-raising, and reclaiming of spaces. Through this participatory urban art project, piloting in the City of Solo, Indonesia, we hope to celebrate and leverage the diverse, intersectional aspirations of the youth in the city, build solidarity, and mainstream discourses about urban inclusivity. The project will incorporate a participatory creative placemaking approach through activities such as photovoice workshop, co-design,andparticipatory mural as primary tools to manifest the collective aspirations of youths who are deaf and hard of hearing. We will engage 10 - 15 youth participants to produce participatory mural artworks in three [3] public spacesin Solo, utilising the process as an exercise to enhance their agency and capacity to advocate for rights in the city and raise public awareness on urban inclusivity. The project will activate targeted public spaces by painting the mural together and sharing the learnings to otherstakeholders in the city. The main objective is to use murals and art installations as a shared learning process and not merely as an end product—a process to make the invisible more visible. Ultimately, we hope to see more people aware of powerinequality in citizen participation and understand the implication of this situation for people with disabilities. The initiative might not target structural change initially, but we expect to see the collective awareness rise and lead to more collaborative efforts to enhance the quality of citizen participation by integrating initiatives in both spaces to bring changes within the complexity of our cities today.Oxfam NovibYayasan Kota KitaKota Kita is a non-profit organisation based in Surakarta (Solo), Indonesia focused on working with citizens to make cities a better place. We envision a model city that is shaped and shared by informed and empowered citizens as we believe that citizens should beat the heart of cities’ decision-making processes. Our interdisciplinary team bridges dialogues between governments and citizens byinfluencing urban policies, encouraging open access to information, providing civic education, and facilitating the involvement of all citizens — especially the marginalised and excluded. Because without these voices, we will never realise a city shaped and informed by empowered citizens — A City for All. Our work is driven by four core values: 1) Promoting the Participation of All Citizens; Kota Kita believes that everyone in cities is essential; we all have roles and responsibilities to actively participate in making our communities a better place. We facilitate and promote the involvement of all people, especially the marginalised and excluded, to bring in different perspectives, voices, and strengths, to make cities better places; 2) Empowering Future Urban Leaders; Kota Kita is committed to shaping the next generation of actively engaged urban leaders by promoting learning and developing tools. We do this through research, capacity building, and providing pedagogic experiences within our organisation; 3) Democratising Urban Information And Knowledge; Kota Kita believes that sharing knowledge can help peoplebetter understand how to take advantage of opportunitiesand overcome the challenges that come with rapid urbanisation. We are committed to raising awareness by making urban information available and accessible to promote action and change; and 4) Cultivating Creativity <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> Innovation in Cities; Kota Kita believes that creativity and innovation will be the driving force to address cities’ challenges today and beyond. We strive for out-of-the-box thinking and narratives that go beyond the status quo asa platform to engage and mobilise citizens into taking action and participating in the development of the cities. In the past 11 years, Kota Kita has grown from a citizen-led initiative in Solo to become a leading civil society organisation that promotes participatory approaches in more than 25 cities in Indonesia. The organisation’s urban inclusivity initiatives have been recognized by UNESCO in 2017 and received a Transformative Urban Mobility Initiative (TUMI) Global Urban Mobility Challenge 2019 award.In 2021, Kota Kitareceived the Best Placemaker of the Year award and the Best Placemaker in the NGO/Community (Public Space) fromPlacemaker Awards ASEAN 2021 for a participatory placemaking initiative in Ngampon, a neighbourhood in the Indonesian city of Surakarta. We have also been recognized with the Zero Project Award 2021 for our participatory data collection approach to create a disability-inclusive city. We have also led and organised events such as the annual Urban Social Forum - a civil society-led forum that brings together civilsocieties, practitioners, and students in a collective goal to improve cities.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation99110 36351 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 36351Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Kota Kita43885 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 43885Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Kota Kita13919 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13919Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Kota Kita4955 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4955Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Kota KitaCSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06318-07:IDOxfam NovibOpen Arms is a project that aims at encouraging inclusivity in the field of visual art through exhibition and its educational programs. It responds to some problems which indicate that exclusivism and discrimination have been rooted too deeply in the Indonesian art world. These days, visiting visual art exhibitions, festivals and biennales have become part of an increasingly popular urban lifestyle. However, the very low percentage of disabled audiences in the visitor population indicates that art exhibition has not yet become a proper, inclusive educational public space. Educational programs such as exhibition guided tour, workshop, artist talk, etc.still lack of innovation and have not given priority to people with disabilities as part of public who are also entitled to education through arts. In the last ten years, some initiatives that promote arts with disabilities have emerged in various cities in Indonesia. Disabled artists have formed groups/communities, and managed to organize their own exhibitions and activities. Nevertheless, most of their exhibition still tend to be seen as different, even secluded event from the mainstream art world’s activities in general. Opportunities for disabled artists to be able to join curated projects/exhibitions in major museums and galleries are still rare.Art organizers and institutions have not also provided sufficient job opportunities for disabled people to work in the arts (e.g. as administrators, curators, critics, educators, handlers, etc.). All in all, the current situation indicates that the awareness of inclusivity among Indonesian art institutions, curators, art educators, exhibition guides, gallerist or art organizers, in general, are still relatively low. Cooperation networks amongst art institution/organization to promote inclusivity in arts is still absent. Objectives - To encourage cooperation amongst Indonesian art institutions, museums, galleries, professional festival/exhibition/biennale organizers to to promote inclusivity in the arts by initiating more inclusive art programs and providing better job opportunities for people with disabilities to work in the arts. - To engage people with disabilities in multi-faceted training and artistic activities that lessening thegap between the disabled and non-disabled people in the art world.Oxfam NovibYayasan Selasar SunaryoThe main goal of Selasar Sunaryo Foundation (Yayasan Selasar Sunaryo/YSS) is to become a legal/ umbrella organization that supportsall program and activities at Selasar Sunaryo Art Space (SSAS), a cultural centre located in Bandung, whose missions are: 1. To become a center for studies, research, exhibition and public art education of Indonesian art and 11 culture 2. To create a safe, open and free space for diversity of artistic expressions in Indonesia 3. To promote better understanding on the development of Indonesiancontemporary art and culture through local and international collaboration SSAS organizes exhibitions, discussions, residencies andworkshops related to other art disciplines such as design, craft, performing arts, literature,architecture, and so on. All types ofactivities at SSAS— including children's programs, music concerts, theater performances, film screenings, literary readings, workshop, lectures and various other activities—are designed under the direction of the Curatorial Advisory Boards consisting of academics, critics and art practitioners. SSAS’ flagship of event includes Bandung New Emergence, a contemporary art exhibition of young artists (biannually, since 2006), Selasar Kids Program, art and cultural program designed specially for kids (annually, since 2014), Transit, a residency and exhibition program for Indonesian self-taught artists (biannually, since 2012) and Mimbar Selasar, a cultural lecture program (annually, since 2017). SSAS always emphasizes on educational contents in its each program. Its main facilities includes Pustaka Selasar, which host a collection of hundreds of art and cultural books and digital archives. Since its inception in 1998, SSAS has also been engaged in collaboration with various local and foreign institutions, and curated hundreds of program that reached a wide scale of audiences ranging from children, teenagers, students to art professionals/adults. SSAS’ Visitor attendances reaches (approx.) 50,000 per annum (local and international, as per 2019). Since 2017, public engagement has intensified with the specially designed social media content, which attracts more youth audiences attending activities at SSAS. SSAS important accomplishment includes networking and cooperation to support the promotion of Indonesian artists at international levels.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation96255 28538 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28538Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Selasar Sunaryo54884 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 54884Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Selasar Sunaryo8021 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8021Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Selasar Sunaryo4812 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4812Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Selasar SunaryoCSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06318-08:IDOxfam NovibPAMFLET Linking <(>&<)> Learning (extension) The VOICE Linking and Learning is a project where activities are centered on grantees’ ideas and initiatives. Linking and Learning is meant to be a process where every grantee can participate fully on every aspect of the activity within the linking and learning process, irrespective of gender, disability, gender, sexual orientation, age, or ethnicity. We see that this main idea about Linking and Learning is very suitable with Pamflet’s role. In the context of youth participation and activism, we take a role as a support system by facilitating youth with information, platforms for participation, and networks. Our main principle on campaigning human rights issues is to let the youth talk and voice their views through their perspective asyoung people. Withthis similarity of role we are interested in broadening our scope to more issues and intersections, by applying for facilitator to Voice Linking and Learning. We believe that as a facilitator in Linking and Learning, we will be able to take a role as a support system where grantees can reach their full potential through collaboration and working together as a community. We will take the role as facilitator, by providing tools and means for grantees to voice their views and reach their goals. Pamflet isayouth-led organization that aims to strengthen young people’s capacity in supporting the human rights movement in Indonesia. We encourage the emergence of new young people who are critical and innovative to campaign for social justice and equality. Ourmain activity is capacity strengthening of young groups to voice their rights so that they can be empowered and be critical of their surroundings. We also manage and distribute knowledge about youth and human rights to support the human rights movement in Indonesia through various products in printed and digital materials. For the past four years, we have also been assisting teachers and students in six schools in Indramayu and Palu to implement sexuality and reproductive health and rights education by developing collaborative learning modules and tools.Oxfam NovibPerkumpulan Pamflet GenerasiPamflet is a youth-led organization that is established to encourage and strengthen youth to participate in the process of social movement, by providing the information and knowledge about activism and human rights. With three core divisions: youth studies, youthmovement, youth activism, we work to strengthen youth's access to information, resource, and network related to human rights, and to encourage local youth initiatives (individual/collective) in different areas in Indonesia through activities such as research, capacity building, training, creative campaigning, and publication. The organization is registered as Association and consists of a number of young people under 35 years from diverse educational background and experience, i.e. communicationstudies, sociology, political science, psychology, philosophy, and public health. Such diversity enriches and enables us to work with a multidiciplinary manner. With a relatively small organizational structure, we conduct each activity by networking withother organizations effectively. Our funding comes from donor agencies and fundraising activities. We have been supported by multiple organizations from UNESCO, Hivos, TIFA Foundation (Open Society Foundation Indonesia), and EMpower (Emerging Markets Foundation). Pamflet is also involved in several civil society networks and coalitions, i.e. SEPERLIMA (Seputar Hak Kesehatan Reproduksi dan Seksualitas Remaja), a coalition that aims to strengthen youth's access to information of sexual and reproductive health and rights (2013-2015). Since 2015, Pamflet is also involved in Public Education taskforce of Coalition for Justice and Truth Revelation (KKPK), a coalition that advocates for past human rights violations in Indonesia.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation164977 15000 41188 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 41188Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Pamflet Generasi67933 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 67933Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Pamflet Generasi70856 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 70856Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Pamflet Generasi-8536 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -8536Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPerkumpulan Pamflet GenerasiCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06319-02:IDOxfam NovibFull Project Title: Increasing the access of women victims of sexual violence to services for advocating derivative regulations from the Sexual Violence Criminal Act This program is entitled increasing the access of women victims of sexual violence toservices toadvocate for regulations derived from the TPKS Law. The aim is to advocate for regulations derived from the TPKS Law, especially those relating to integrated services for handling cases of sexual violence. The strategies used are (1) strengthening access to casehandling services for victims of sexual violence in 3 areas (Aceh, Central Java and NTT). With the diversity and vulnerability of victims of sexual violence such as in Central Java with the vulnerability of victims from sexual minority groups / LBT (Lesbian Bisexual and Transsexual), in Aceh with a specific area that applies Islamic Shari'ah and NTT with the peculiarities of customary and religious areas; this assistance to access medical, legal, psychological and social services. Strengthening access to services including support group services which include counselling activities including group counselling, therapy, case discussions, discussions about the rights of women victims. (2) Strengthening the network of civil society organizations in handling cases of sexual violence through strengthening the understanding of civil society networks and service institutions regarding the TPKS Law and strengthening the documentation of experiences in handling cases of sexual violence. Theresults of this documentation are used for advocacy for PP on Integrated Services and (3) strengthening the state's commitment to the protection of women victims of sexual violence through meetings with ministries/agencies and lobbying series to discuss government regulations on integrated services. The expected result of this program is increased access to services for victims of sexual violence as indicated by (1) 150 women victims of sexual violence who received assistance in accessing services, (2) 60 women victims of sexual violence received recovery services through a support group mechanism, (3 ) increasing knowledge of civil society organizations and service institutions about the TPKS Law (4) There are documented results of handling cases of sexual violence in 3 regions (Aceh, Central Java and NTT), (5) There are derivative regulations of the TPKS Law on Integrated Services Goals: Increased Access to Services for Women Victims of Sexual Violence through the Implementation of the TPKS Law Objectives: 1. Strengthening access to services for women victims of sexual violence in Central Java, Aceh and NTT 2. Strengthening civil society networks and service providers in handling cases of sexual violence 3. Encouraging theratification of PPand Presidential Regulations derived from the TPKS Law on UPTD PPA and Procedures for the Prevention and Handlingof Sexual Violence CasesOxfam NovibYayasan SukmaVISION: Strengthening access and control of vulnerable and marginalized poor women over legal and human rights resources for the realization of gender justice which will be achieved through Mission: 1. Strengthening access of marginally vulnerable poorwomen to legal aid that is gender-just. 2. Develop knowledge management to promote women's human rights. 3. Strengthening the women's movement as a movement for social change. 4. Strengthen organizational accountability, management and governance LRC-KJHAM is a non-governmental organization based in Palebon Pedurungan, Semarang, Central Java. The LRC KJHAM began as a women's rights working group in Central Java. The Working Group for Gender Justice and Human Rights (K3JHAM) was founded by LBH Semarang-LBH Indonesia Foundation on July 24, 1999. K3JHAM was founded on 'Anti-Violence Against Women Day' Novib's YLBHI program funds K3JHAM.K3JHAM pioneered the '16 Day Campaign against Violence Against Women' in 2000. Komnas Perempuan coordinated this national program. K3JHAM defends women's rights in court and in public and counsels violence victims. K3JHAM works to improve the gender justice and responsiveness of construction legal aid (BHS) for LBH offices.YLBHI deemed K3JHAM's work complete in 2002. LBHSemarang saw the importance of K3JHAM, so it formed LRC KJHAM under the Secretariat Foundation for Gender Justice and Human Rights (Sukma Foundation). New people are activated in the LRC KJHAM Working Group (K3JHAM). Their experience with international human rights legal instruments, such as preparing the Report onAlternative Implementation of CEDAW, advocating for Beijing+5 in the UN General Assembly (2000), and developing Feminist Participatory Action Research (FPAR) and Woman's Rights Impact Assessment (WRIA), strengthens institutional work. LRC-KJHAM and global networks. GAATW Bangkok and TdH Jakarta supported FPAR's development.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation99990 66351 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 66351Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Sukma28639 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28639Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan Sukma5000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan SukmaIncreased equality & equity in formal rules and practices as laid down in constitutions, laws, and policies of governmentscases where government policies and legislation are increasingly promoting equality and equitycases where government practices are increasingly participatory and accountable(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06319-03:IDOxfam NovibFull Project Title: ALLIANCE - Advocating for Liberty, Inclusion, and Acceptance for all! ALLIANCE: "Advocating for Liberty, Inclusion, and Acceptance for all!" is an advocacy step based on collaborative work between several organizations. ALLIANCE isled by YIFoS Indonesia, working with Yayasan Satu Keadilan, who has experience in policy advocacy in West Java. In addition, ALLIANCE works with the KAMI ADA coalition; a LGBTIQ-led organisation based in the Bogor area. ALLIANCE focuses on advocating theP4S Regional Regulation ratified in Bogor City in December 2021. This regulation provides a legal basis for criminalizing LGBTIQ+ people. The idea is to encourage the Bogor City government to change the content of the regulations through the Mayor's initiative to submit a discussion (Nota Dinas) to the Bogor City DPR-D. The following is the theory of change from the ALLIANCE project: If civil society organizations, together with experts on human rights, law, and sexuality issues, can lobby the Mayor of Bogor and various civil society voices tourge the government to change the contents of the P4S regulation, the Mayor of Bogor will be encouraged to submit a discussion to the DPR -D at trial. ALLIANCE will then use this process to provide input at public hearings. To achieve the above changes, namely the change in the P4S script, several key activities must be carried out: 1. Drafting an alternative or substitute local regulation. 2. Hearings and lobbying key actors. 3. Public campaigning. 4. Capacitybuilding for the LGBTIQ community. In preparing for this, ALLIANCE has also prepared a mitigation plan and a referral mechanism for the safety of the LGBTIQ community in Bogor.Oxfam NovibYouth Interfaith Forum on SexualityVisions YIFoS (Youth Interfaith Forum on Sexuality) is an organisation consisting of young people from diverse religions aiming to build positive discourse between sexuality and faith. In Indonesia where religion and faith areoften misused to legitimate discrimination regarding gender and sexuality, YIFOS has been consistently promoting justice and equality by initiating constructive dialogue, social and spiritual reflection, and reinterpreting religious texts withmore progressive approach. YIFoS is also active in encouraging religious, social and political institutions to set rules and policy that respectpeople with diverse genders and sexualities as well as building network with individualsororganisations which have similar concerns. Activity and Accomplishment Every year, YIFoS organises the Queer Camp/Young Queer Faith and Sexuality Camp. It is a safe space for participants coming from various places in Indonesia to learn allabout sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and sexual characteristic (SOGIESC) and collaborate on topics about progressive interpretations in religion that accept and accommodate diversity. In March 2019, YIFOS achieved an important breakthrough through successfully organising an expert forum called Religion and Diverse Sexuality Symposium where religious scholars, clerics and thinkers from various religions were invited and encouraged to present their papers or articles focusing on diversity in context of religions and sexuality. At least, twenty papers or articles have been written, presented and are now in progress to publish. Geographical Coverage In terms of geographical coverage, YIFoS has strong commitment to engage young people from various places in Indonesia. Technically speaking, YIFoS# organisational structure consists of a diverse committee from West Java, Central Java, East Java, and Eastern Indonesia. Furthermore, in every activity or event, YIFoS always involvepeople, either as participant, organiser or speaker, from various regions. Thus YIFoS has strong network with other organisations and individuals around archipelago.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation99039 70701 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 70701Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Interfaith Forum on Sexuality23386 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23386Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Interfaith Forum on Sexuality4952 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4952Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Interfaith Forum on SexualityIncreased equality & equity in formal rules and practices as laid down in constitutions, laws, and policies of governmentscases where government policies and legislation are increasingly promoting equality and equitycases where government practices are increasingly participatory and accountable(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06319-04:IDOxfam NovibFull Project Title: Akedemi Penghapusan Kekerasan Seksual or Academy for the Elimination of Sexual Crimes This is a project with the main objective of building sustainable training for the implementation of the newly enacted Law Number 12 the Year 2022 on SexualViolence Crimes. According to Paragraph 26 Article 3 Point B, the law mandates that the victim’s companions or social workers mustmeet the qualification which is to have completed training and education on sexual violence case handling. It also mandates in Paragraph 27 Article 1 Point B that police investigators, persecutors, and judges that handle a sexual violence case must have completedtraining on sexual violence cases. In accordance with this, the project wishes to advance access to justice for victims of sexual violence crimes through a series of education development and training implementation, along with advocacy efforts. The project will start its implementation through the development of interpretation for the Sexual Violence Law and training modules. Advocacy to related government stakeholders such as BAPPENAS and Center of Education and Training for Justice Sector Institutions will also be conducted throughout the project. The training itself will involve justice sector officials, legal aid providers, and related stakeholders from the representative of three regions in Indonesia, which is DKI Jakarta, Kepulauan Riau, and Nusa Tenggara Timur. Case monitoring and post-training evaluation will also be done after the training to ensure the sustainability of the project.Oxfam NovibYayasan LBH APIK JakartaLBH APIK was formed by Indonesian Women's Association for Justice in 1995, with a background of shared concern to provide legal services and support for women with feminist perspective. Since February 21st 2003, LBH APIK has officially become the LBH APIK JakartaFoundation, based on the Notarial Deed No. Rusnaldy. 112/2003. LBH APIK Jakarta provides legal aid for women, especially poor womenusing Structural Gender Legal Aid. This legal aid uses perspective and gender analysis that leads to changes in the structure of society and the legal system (the substance, structure and culture). In 2013, LBH APIK Jakarta was officially accredited by the Ministry of Law and Human Rights as a legal aid provider for women in Jakarta.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands IndonesiaThe right to social and political participation99963 -832871854 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 71854Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan LBH APIK Jakarta19781 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19781Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYayasan LBH APIK JakartaIncreased equality & equity in formal rules and practices as laid down in constitutions, laws, and policies of governmentscases where government policies and legislation are increasingly promoting equality and equitycases where government practices are increasingly participatory and accountable(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06320-03:KEOxfam NovibTwaweza echoes the spirit of collective power for positive change. It seeks to tap from the power and ability that resides within Persons with disabilities, especially women and youth with disability, for social economic rights . The project will leverage on two platforms i.e. Groups of persons with disabilities and Individual class/school set up for Deaf and youths with disability who are not organized into groups. The project seeks to increase participation of PWD in control of resources both in private and civic space, with an objective of Reducing economic shocks of covid-19 through small financial support for groups income generating activities, Improving the livelihood and economic security for Rural disability community as a catalyst for confidence for participation in public and political space, Increasing knowledge and awareness of Economic ,Civil and Social right and Disability voice for inclusion in this right and Increasing disability visibility and amplify disability voice in upcoming election. The project will incorporate Governance and Advocacy through capacity building training to PWD to understand their rights as anchored in the constitution, convention on the rights of Persons with disability and other Human right instruments. 2022 being an electoral year, the civic educationtraining will be a major topic in which we will leverage on the training sessions and engagements to collect views and desires of persons with disability in Embu County on how best to increase their participation and access to resources and services after which we shall compile and share with key Stakeholders in the county government.Oxfam NovibDeaf Outreach ProgramDeaf Outreach is a grassroots disability organization, registered with NGO coordination board of Kenya in 2011 and begun operationin 2012. As a disability organization with physical presence in Embu county, the project activities are highly informed bythe community as well as research and always seek to address a real need. DEAFOP always adopt a model that enables sustainability and ownership by the project beneficiary and directly engage the beneficiaries in the project implementation exercise.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation49644 22987 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 22987Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDeaf Outreach Program17699 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17699Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDeaf Outreach Program6476 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6476Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDeaf Outreach Program2482 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2482Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDeaf Outreach ProgramCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations• 10 Groups of PWD each having successful activities such as Table banking, Merry go rounds and agricultural activities • Linked the 10 groups reached to each other for collective movement building and shared activities amongst each other’s • Conducted 38 collective tailored training to all partners groups • Developed a training manual for groups trainings and strengthening# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work• 1O groups of PWD from 10 Wards of Embu County reached with Key training on how to strengthen their movement and with skills such as resource mobilization, AGPO, bookkeeping, table banking linking to agricultural extension workers as well as with a seedgrant of KES 25 ,000 for each group for groups IGA’s • Each Groups continues to meet at least 2 times a month offering a safe space for their collective agenda and social and economic agenda% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice• With the project we have reached 300 PWD (210 female and 90 males) Among this the Highest category reached has been persons with physical disability, followed by Persons with Hearing impairment 100 PWD being Youth with disability under the age of 35 • In measuring the confidence gained of the 10 groups reached, 4 groups have been able to attract additional external funding from other partners • Also, there is a notable increase of the members confidence in participation in Public participation spaces and forum pushing for their individual and collective interests • Deaf Persons have also shown more confidence in forming and being part of community group which they previously shied from participatingNL-KVK-27108436-A-06320-04:KEOxfam NovibThrough the already existing hubs in Nakuru, Laikipia and Kisumu, Tribeless youth will host informal dialogue forums through storytelling (with lessons possessed with and from the elderly), fusing ART, capacity building the hubs to use existing and new and emerging digital media platforms to shape online campaigns and trends as well as host exchange programmes that will be geared towards civic education and public awareness campaigns that change attitudes. The exchange forums will provide the marginalized youth with a platform to share their views and perspectives, on crucial issues pertaining and affecting their communities, counties and country and to think of solutions to address the issues. The key objective of this project is to reawaken the youth,reaching the minorities, empowering them with new digital media skills and advocacy training through storytelling and ART to help them address and VOICE issues that are barely addressed, in addition to becoming economically empowered and effectively engaged democratically. Tribeless Youth believes that young people in Kenya should seek to be informed and consulted about decisions affecting their socio-economic and political well being, made in their communities and in turn, they should be able to take positive and constructive action to influence changes potentially affecting them.Oxfam NovibTribeless YouthTribeless Youth is a youth initiative established with a vision to promote peaceful coexistence among the youth in Kenya. The organization's mission is to demystifying the ideologies of #my tribe, my people# and enhance unity of purpose amongst Kenya's youthful generation. It is an initiative meant to oversee the change, the mental shift from tribal-based politics to issue based elections where leaders shall be elected out of their competence and policies and not through tribe in an effort to build a generation of change makers; a powerful youthful generation that will not be used by politicians, and tribal lords to cause chaos, but which will transform Kenya in as far as its leadership is concerned. Amplifying the national values that unite Kenyansthrough engaging youth through cultural activities that will bring people together, the organization provides civic education on the effects of negativeethnicity and the importance of peaceful coexistence. Tribeless Youth#s goal is to challengeand change the narrative that tribes are the problem by going back into history and use the lessons and the experiences of history to redefine the future. In an effort to create more opportunities for the youth in the target areas, they work to enhance and build their capacities through trainings on new media, production and content generation. Through its website and new media platforms, Tribeless Youth provides a platform for youth voices to be heard.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation49800 18329 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18329Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETribeless Youth8625 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8625Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETribeless Youth20356 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20356Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETribeless Youth2490 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2490Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETribeless YouthCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsOur rightsholders in 2 hubs (Laikipia and Nakuru) have successfully developed and presented memos to their respective county assemblies for consideration# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations3 issues per county were identified and highlighted in the change agenda by the networks and coalitions.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasNew media trainings have been successfully conducted in Nakuru, Kisumu and Laikipia for youth and young women which has seen a surge in highlighting issues.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdershubs, Nakuru and Laikipia submitted youth policy memorandums to their county assemblies for review and inclusion. Kisumu county rightsholders are yet to finish developing their youth policy memo for submission.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workOur rightsholders in Nakuru, Laikipia and Kisumu have safe spaces to convene and work effectively.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceThe rightsholders in the 3 hubs have increased their confidence both online and offline in raising their voices on matters that affect their communities(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksTribeless Youth has held 3 joint activities drawn from action plans working with 90 youth and women groups in Laikipia, Nakuru and Kisumu through social media campaigns and offline dialogue forum# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks90 youth and women in informal groups have been beneficiaries of using sets of tools such as new and digital media as instruments of advocacy by crafting and executing social justice campaigns(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansTribeless Youth has so far built alliances and networks with 12 organisations who have initiated and implemented activities based on joint action plans.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups2 memorandums from Nakuru and Laikipia County developed and submitted to the respective county assemblies for consideration in the formulation of the Youth Policy.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06320-05:KEOxfam NovibThe government of Kenya enacted the Community Land Act 2016 to address the issue of community land by delegating the registration process to the Office of the Community Land Registrar. This project will facilitate the registration process of the Yiaku land to ensure the Yiaku indigenous people have a title deed to influence full control of their land and initiatives to conserve and maintain the biodiversity, livelihood, culture, history and Traditional Ecological Knowledge (TEK) that is deeply rooted intheir habitat; the Mukogodo forest. With the huge gap of information which Yiaku wishes to address by holding community meetings and working with the group ranch officials to ensure that the Yiaku land is recognized and registered. Community members will also be educated on Free Prior and Informed Consent (FPIC) which is a strategy to ensure that no external entities will use or gain benefit of the resources belonging to the Yiaku without their consent. To further archive the territory and biodiversity ofthe Mukogodo forest, Yiaku will use Geographic Information System (GIS)and drone mapping to show the boundaries, topography, biodiversity, indigenous plants, caves, sacred sites and shrines of the Yiaku people to prove the ancient connection of the Yiakuto the forest which is approximately 74,000 acres.Oxfam NovibYiaku Laikipia TrustYiaku Laikipiak Trust (YLT) is a women led community based organization whose priority is women empowerment, preservation of Yiaku language <(>&<)> culture and Protection of Mukogodo Forest, Laikipia County, Kenya. Yiaku works in collaboration withover 8 women groups around the Mukogodo region and other community members and institutions. They envision a world where the rights of indigenous minority communities are respected and their culture and environment is preserved for posterity; a society where all are equal and part of decision making and resource sharing. The organization#s mission is to create an enabling environment for the enjoyment of the fundamental rights of the Yiaku youth, women and children through their respective groups through capacity building activities, networking and advocacy ensuring culturally appropriate development in tandem with their customs and beliefs; hence improved livelihood by 2024.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation50000 15532 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15532Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYiaku Laikipia TrustCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06320-06:KEOxfam NovibOur project will target indigenous women (young, old and people living with disabilities) and young indigenous peoples of the Maasai community who have limited access to understanding of their rights and different income generating activities yet most ofthem are bread winners. Our main objectives are to work with the all women (young, old and people living with disabilities) to enhance an understanding of women’s and youth rights as enriched in the constitution in regards to access to education and proper health, advocating against harmful traditional practices such as gender violence and beliefs where women have no right to education or to own property, enhance women’s leadership skills and platform where they can voice their issues and influence decision making in government levels. The project will involve dialogues with local leaders and the village elders who are influential in their spaces and can enhance women’s activities and act as advocates. Activities will build on the women’s trainings onland rights and access to productive resources on land, lessons on leadership skills that will improve their management skills as well as employ income generating activities to school their children especially girls whose education will ensure continuityof voicing their needs and understanding of the land and other property rights and creating awareness on gender-based violence.Oxfam NovibNamunyak Lepolosi Women's GroupNamunyak Lepolosi Women's Group was formed in 2015 at a time when women were engaging local brewing and the women were unable to meet their daily basic needs, families would go to bed without meals. The need to educate the women on their rights and effective income generating activities has been pursued by the group to reduce the illiteracy levels gap and lower the impact of harmful traditional beliefs and practices. This has resulted in improved self-esteem among women, better proper health through foodsecurity among thealready trained few groups and an active and free participation in group and local activities. Our activities have since attracted more women to form a network and registered under an umbrella of 52 women groups with many untrained women. Namunyak Lepolosi carries out various projects in rightsholders location where its possible to reach every member of each group as compared to conducting the trainings or workshops in a centralized location. This will reach even more women and enhance knowledge sharing and implementation of the project ideas. This is a strategy that the organization will keep implementing for further projects to ensure a large coverage and a better continuity of knowledge sharing.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation49999 1874 7957 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7957Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENamunyak Lepolosi Women's Group13005 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13005Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENamunyak Lepolosi Women's Group12492 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12492Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENamunyak Lepolosi Women's Group14045 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14045Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENamunyak Lepolosi Women's Group4374 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4374Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENamunyak Lepolosi Women's GroupCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or online40 Women groupsCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsFrom the dialogue the participants came up with a lot of agendas which some are related to our areas of focus while others are different.From the dialogue, the participants came up with a lot of agendas some related to our areas of focus while others are different.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersThrough linking the linking the right holder groups and the external stake holders in different trainings as well as meeting in areas with the common interest.Through linking the right holder groups and the external stakeholders in different pieces of training as well as meeting in areas with the common interest.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workWe had put confidentiality structures whereby the information we got from the rightsholders was only used for the project, which increased trust and safe space to express themselves, we also took the training to nearby centers where they comfortably accessed during training.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceThis was achieved through community dialogues where after the session a good number of participants share their experiences to the experts for example during the dialogue, many of them approached the lawyer without fear since they were far from their places where some of the family members might have interests of the same.This was achieved through community dialogues where after the session a good number of participants share their experiences to the experts for example during the dialogue, many of them approached the lawyer without fear since they were far from their places where some of the family members might have interests of the same.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksThere is increased cooperation in informal groups with established organizations and networks to pool resources.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksThrough advocacy campaigns in creating awareness in the community, building local networks, and organizing community events to address the land rights issues and leadership and elimination of gender-based violence have impacted the community.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansWe have been partnering with indigenous information network, Nyekweri kimintet and Olorukoti who are working in the same thematic area but this time round we have added Olorukoti youth who are very resourceful and determined in joining us in our activities we achieved this by training them.We have been partnering with Indigenous information network, Nyekweri Kimintet and Olorukoti Resource and knowledge centre who are working in the same thematic area but this time round we have added Olorukoti youth who are very resourceful and determinedin joining us in our activities we achieved this by training them.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsDue to the good rapport we have established with the non –right holders, anytime we conduct a survey about our right holders’ groups, they share a very positive feedback on how the groups have impacted the communities. We share their feedback in video forms and share them on twitter and website as well as writing blogs.Due to the good rapport, we have established with the non–right holders, anytime we surveys our rights holders’ groups, they share very positive feedback on how the groups have impacted the communities. We share their feedback in video forms and share them on Twitter and our website as well as writing blogs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06321-02:KEOxfam NovibThe project will empower and amplify the voices of vulnerable women and ITGDPs to influence change of socio-cultural norms, practices and laws that predispose to exploitation, abuse and violence. This will be achieved through: 1. Joint comprehensive empowerment training for 30 persons from the target groups on, self- advocacy, policy-advocacy, media advocacy, and paralegal skills. 2. Policy advocacy, PuInterest Litigation (PIL) to promote social and legal recognition of ITGDPs so as to enable access documentation, health,including SRHRs, education, employment, among other rights. 3. Using lived realities of vulnerable women and ITGDPs, raise public awareness on various focus issues to reach over 500,000 people through digital social media i.e., Facebook, twitter, and Instagram, titoki and YouTube. 4. Legal aid services for atleast 30women and ITGDPs including assistance to report violence, advise on self-representation accompanying refugees/asylum seekers to court 5. Economic empowerment through our digital platform: https://amkafrica.org/inuawareshnawaless/ which provides information registration, licensing, taxation of businesses and self-help groups. 6. In collaboration with grassroots, local and regional networks and groups impacted by the project, host link and learning workshop for 100 participants.Oxfam NovibAmka Africa Justice InitiativeMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation25000 8624 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8624Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAmka Africa Justice Initiative7466 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7466Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAmka Africa Justice Initiative7660 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7660Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAmka Africa Justice Initiative1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAmka Africa Justice InitiativeCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06321-03:KEOxfam NovibThe Project will address the intersection between poverty and GBV by bridging the economic gap for women entrepreneurs in Kenya's low-income communities by providing them with access to business training, incubation, institutional financing, acceleration, market access, and nurturing systems that enable these businesses to thrive. This will be achieved through: 1. Delivery of an integrated training and coaching curriculum 2. Community training workshop on entrepreneurial knowledge and skills for 50 business women living in the slums. (Training on value of quality of service and <(>&<)> customer retention skills. 3. Training workshop for 50 women on different skills to earn a living and how to market their products and services. 4. Training on how to accessthe existing affirmative funds to fund their businesses and how to have their businesses legally registered. 5. Training and pitch competitions through the accelerator Bootcamp 6. Business registration <(>&<)> Bank account opening 7. Tracking financial and impact data 8. Linkage to MarketOxfam NovibUsikimye welfare groupMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation25000 9118 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9118Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUsikimye welfare group8391 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8391Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUsikimye welfare group6241 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6241Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUsikimye welfare group1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUsikimye welfare groupCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsAdditional change agendas were developed as a result of intensive facilitation and participatory planning sessions with programme staff and partner organizations.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsExtensive support and guidance from programme staff enabled the rightsholder groups to implement their change agendas effectively.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasInnovative approaches and strategies were introduced and adopted by grantees, significantly exceeding the planned indicator value.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersThrough training and capacity building, rightsholder groups gained confidence and skills to present their demands effectively. Regular workshops and mentoring sessions were conducted to facilitate this progress.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workSafe spaces were established and maintained for rightsholder groups, ensuring they had secure and supportive environments for their activities. Collaboration with local community champions helped in providing these spaces.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceEmpowerment programs and continuous support from the project staff enhanced the confidence of rightsholder groups to raise their voices. Regular feedback and success stories from participants demonstrated this increased confidenceGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questionsA Community of Practice was supported to define learning questions, guiding future projects and strategies. Active participation has been observed, with communities engaging regularly, though specific participation metrics are still being collected.# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgePublications include training materials and blogs that have been shared widely to document and disseminate knowledge.# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningThrough Linking and Learning (L&L) sessions, stakeholders have reported the adoption of new insights and innovative approaches, which were facilitated by expert-led workshops and peer exchanges.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06321-04:KEOxfam NovibThe project will increase widows bargaining power to challenge inequalities and the human rights violations they undergo in our community. This will be achieved through: 1. Training 50 widows on savings and transformation; this is aimed at enrolling them into grass root saving schemes to increase access to credit for their business, health care, children education and food security 2. Training 50 widows on Income Generating activities, selection, planning and management; this will help them understand and identity the businesses that they can do better and sustain. 3. Legal awareness sessions for the 50 widows to increase their civic awareness on how to handle human rights violations they encounter in their day to day lives 4. Training 50 widows on handcraft skills such as pottery, basket weaving and jewelry and support them to start handcraft jobsOxfam NovibSiaya Muungano NetworkMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation25000 3790 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3790Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESiaya Muungano Network5814 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5814Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESiaya Muungano Network14146 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14146Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESiaya Muungano Network1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESiaya Muungano NetworkCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06321-05:KEOxfam NovibThe goal of the project is to significantly reduce the incidences of sexual gender basedviolence’s and teen pregnancies in Kisumu county and Homabay county by providing economic empowerment to 300 young mothers between the age 14-24.his project aims to create economic opportunities for adolescent mothers by incubating and accelerating visionary teenage mothers who already have scalable social ventures or ideas, existing small-scale businesses, and differentiated products or services. The project will equip them with social entrepreneurship training, self-belief, and financial literacy. Secondly, the project will provide support for vocational and handy skills training designed through a safe space model, where the girls will provide psychosocial supportto each other as they learn. The project will then provide them with a start-up kit on a revolving basis, depending on the acquired skills, to enable them to earn a living within their communities, and enroll in social protection services offered by the government. We also provide training on financial literacy and the formation of village savings groups. The project also seeks comprehensive environment and health education, including age-appropriate sex education and nutritional advice.Oxfam NovibTINADA YOUTH ORGANIZATIONTINADA is a youth led organization with over 20 years’ experience working with and supporting young people. TINADA was founded and registered initially in 2001 as a Youth Group under Ministry of Social Services <(>&<)> later re-registered in 2014 as Community-Based Organization in Kenya to initiate, grow, sustain, upscale and replicate successful community health development programs to enhance the wellbeing of vulnerable young people. The organization has grown over the years, both in terms of its scope of interventions as well in its geographical coverage, having recently (2021) opened up offices in Uganda. TINADA was established as a youth initiative with the aim of promoting youth empowerment, education promotion, health services, Mentorship and peaceful co-existence among the youth and community in general. The organization is a Youth <(>&<)> Family Driven Integrated Initiative, using the family to family and Youth to Youth focused interventions to demonstrate and attain human rights and sustainable community empowerment through promotion of integrated Mental health, education Empowerment, Disaster Risk Reduction, Decent Work and Economic Empowerment . As a youth-focused and youth-led organization, TINADA has a strong sense of its own identity that provides strong bonds between the organization and the young people it supports which connects to the leading ideas that underpin the work of the organization.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation25000 8624 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8624Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETINADA YOUTH ORGANIZATION7466 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7466Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETINADA YOUTH ORGANIZATION7660 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7660Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETINADA YOUTH ORGANIZATION1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETINADA YOUTH ORGANIZATIONCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06321-06:KEOxfam NovibThe purpose of the project is to advance women rights to own and use land. SUTO intends to embark on civic education on land rightsand tenure system provided in the Land Act, community Land act, succession Act and constitution of Kenya targeting 1500 women through use of organized community formations, self-help groups and women groups. Step Up Together will provide intensive civic educationthrough women land rights champions, mass civic educations through use of local radio stations, chief barazas andcommunity meetingsand dialogues with duty bearers such as county land and spatial planning on land ownership. Additionally, the project will promote livelihood and agricultural training to women and credit to enhance farm produce and income. The interventions we propose to undertake include: 1) Conduct civic education forum to create awareness on Land Tenure <(>&<)> Rights and succession, Land Act 2012 and Community Land Act 2016.This awareness will enable our rightsholders to be informed, access justice so that they be able to benefit from their land rights 2) Undertake three-day non-residential Training of Self-help women groups officials on, chiefs and customary leaders on land tenure and Land Rights. These officials will become the community Champions whowill train other community members on land rights and the processes to undertake in coming up with solutions on land disputes. This ripple effect will be conducted through chief barazas, self-help groups, community meetings 3) Conduct three days Capacitybuilding training for 20 women groups on effectiveland use and agri-business training to improve livelihoods. One leader per group will be picked from 20 groups to benefit from better farming methods and building a business lens to agriculture to promote more income and wealth from women agricultural activities,this will not only improve livelihoods within family level better also at the community level 4) Conduct 4 Legal Aid Clinics and referrals to women victims of land dispossession - the will be provided with pro-bono legal services to enable them access to justice 5) Facilitate quarterly community dialogue session between the community and court users committee. This dialogue will be geared towards addressing legal barriers to justice for land related cases affecting women who have been dispossessed their properties 6)Conduct mass civic education Using Rural Radio, community meetings, posters and digital media spaces 7) Conduct two media tours per sub-county to document women struggle with land inequality and approaches being used infighting for equity, this will enable other women to learn from better experience from women who have walked through the same problem 8)Conduct two stakeholders dialogue meeting per sub county on land use planning andownership, harmful gender and social norms. The purpose of the dialogues is to promote change in gender bias that hinder women from gaining right and control of resources within the community and family level.Oxfam NovibStep up Together Community BasedStep-Up Together CBO was founded in 2019 by a group of young women and men moved by the desire to impact and change the lives of women and youths in Kisumu County,Kenya. The founding members, coming from backgrounds and communities that have long been faced with limited access to basic resources with majority of their peers suffering early pregnancies, deaths due to unsafe abortions,Gender Based Violence, crime and drug abuse, we have been determined to change the story for adolescents, youths and women in slums and ruralareas experiencing these inequalities. The organization’s foundation was therefore laid on the basis of addressing current and recurrent felt-needs and disparities faced by women and youths in our society and addressing them through culturally sensitive approaches and evidence-based interventions. In so doing, Step-Up Together founding members held Focus Discussion Groups with fellow community members to deeply understand needs and inform the organization’s intentions. This fact-findingmission and solution-based approach saw us join hands and collectively design strategies with primary focus on adolescents, women and youths in Kisumu County. These have been within the thematic areas of Gender-Based violence and mental Engagement, open governance and Social Accountability. The organization members hold the belief that going back to where we grew up to make change will not only inspire young generations to become aware of the challenges they face as a people, but to also learn, understandand model appropriate interventions to advocate for their rights, defend their bodily autonomy and hold local leaders accountable. The founding of the organization has since seen it empower youths in Kondele, Manyatta and Nyalenda to form women and youthgroups where they generate income, partner with local organizations to advocate against Gender based violence of women in Nyando and Muhoroni, advocate for bodily autonomy of adolescent girls, universal mental healthrights for youths and contribute menstrual dignity kitsMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation25000 7354 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7354Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStep up Together Community Based5221 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5221Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStep up Together Community Based11175 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11175Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStep up Together Community Based1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStep up Together Community BasedCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations20 right holders from the groups are assessing agricultural services such as poultry, vegetable, fish farming, and rice farming after the agribusiness training to get income. 2 widows successfully underwent legal procedures at Nyando Law Courts. 7 women actively taking part in mediation processes on land dispossession through alternative justice systems and 11 right holders are following up with the land registry to get their title deeds under their names. 3 groups have already started the process of inquiry and application for women enterprise funds to support their agribusiness initiative. 23 of our right holders participated in budgeting process to influence prioritization and budgeting for safe house during the financial year 2025/2026 for National government affirmative action fund# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations20 women groups in Nyando and 19 women groups in Muhoroni supported through civic education on smart farming, agribusiness, land rights and land tenure that is to help in initiating their group farming activities to generate their own income.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendas4 women groups have adopted the Alternative Dispute Resolution system in settling land disputes. 39 women groups have started using smart farming and agribusiness to realise their change agendas.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders200 rights holders via legal aid clinics and referrals. 846 rights holders via group civic education. 1125 via community civic education/ meetings & chief barazas. 183 rights holders via community vs court users committee forums. 125 rights holders through capacity building/economic empowerment initiatives. 7 Media tour correspondents, 20,000 Radio Listenership and 5089 Television viewership and 201 Listeners in twitter space which is beyond the set target of 5000 Rights Holders via mass media.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work39 groups /women groups trained on land rights have championed for safe spaces in accessing justice for land rights.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice39 groups that have undergone civic education and have participated in the baseline survey at the beginning and end of the project giving the change during the period while also taking part in volunteer roles within local social justice centres (Wawidhi and Nyahuria-Den SJCs)(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksNyachoda Village, Othidhe, Mumbo & Got Alila Groups - Community Intervention.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksNyachoda Village, OTHIDHE, Mumbo and Got ALILA Women groups are currently undertaking different community interventions on land rights, civic education, alternative dispute resolution mechanisms and land-related Gender Based Violence advocacy.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansWe have a memorandum of understanding with Women in Social Justice Centres Network. Partnership with Kenya Agricultural and Livestock Research Organization (KALRO)- Kisumu center. Members of the GBV Coalition with KMET among other organizations. Part of the civil society network under the Kisumu Gender Sector Working Group. Alliance formed with Voices of Women in Western Kenya Org. through their legal expertise, Tamu Law Courts, Nyando Law Courts, Nyahuria-Den, Chemelil and Wawidhi Social Justice Centres.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsA documentary by Step Up Together Org. on challenges women face pertaining to land ownership. A live radio engagement via Sky FM during the International Women's Day on the plight of women in accessing property rights. A television talk show recording, via Kala TV on efforts by social actors in addressing land injustices. A social media live engagement via X-Space on Women, property rights and access to justice.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06321-07:KEOxfam NovibThe project will be implemented through a multi-prong approach that includes advocacy, policy engagement and influence, and capacity enhancement. The project is designed to enable inclusion of older persons and to ensure their voice is heard so that their needs and opinions are used to shape and strengthen legislation, policies, programs and services. The project will engage policy makers, stakeholders and opinion leaders in review, formulation and influencing policy and legislation to address the weak and age discriminatory policy and legislation frameworks as well as poor implementation of policies with the aim of shaping and enabling age-responsiveand accountable health systems and services at national and sub-national level. Specifically, the project will engage the with the treasury, the ministry of older citizen affairs, the ministry of health, the county and national assemblies, older people organizations and other stakeholders to review the complementary NHIF cover for Inua Jamii beneficiaries but also expansion of the coverage toinclude all older persons aged 60+. In addition, the project will engage with the above stakeholders to review and revise health legislation but also formulate comprehensive legislation on older people. The project will support strengthening of national and sub-national leadership, oversight, regulation and coordination mechanisms to ensure full continuum of essential, quality healthy ageing services, from health promotion to prevention, treatment, rehabilitation, long-term care and palliative care across the life course.Capacities of Community health workers will be strengthened through training on healthy ageing and older people’s health using the newly approved training manual. In addition, the project will train older persons on advocacy using Age Demands Advocacy tool kit inorder to improve the OP capacity to advocate for their right to health. To enhance accountability, the project will train OP to collect data on service delivery and use the data to advocate for better healthy ageing services. The project will directly benefit older persons aged 60+ with healthy ageing information and services but also capacity enhancement for advocacy.Oxfam NovibAgeing Concern FoundationMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation25000 7367 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7367Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAgeing Concern Foundation4379 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4379Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAgeing Concern Foundation12004 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12004Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAgeing Concern Foundation1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAgeing Concern FoundationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06321-08:KEOxfam NovibMy Tax my Voice Project is an initiative that will mobilize the local and indigenous community members who are the taxpayers through citizen grassroots forums to empower them with information about the devolved funds so that they can hold elected leaders, government officers and other duty holders accountable. This is aimed at ensuring proper utilization of the public devolved funds at the county level. The main objective of this project is to advance the interest of the youth and adults in the County government policies,legislations, budgets and prioritization of community projects processes and also to improve space for citizen participation. The County government act gives powers of self-governance to the people and enhance their participation in theexercise of the powers of the State and in making decisions affecting them” (Article 174c, Constitution of Kenya). However, citizen participation is quite minimal in the county government structures living the key decisions to be made by the elected leaders and other government officers. Most of the time politicians manipulate the routine “public participation” ending up only inviting their political cronies to the public participation forums; the forums are again given very short notices and far much spread to an extend that member of the communitydo not attend them. The act also compels the County governments to involve the public in development of County Integrated Development Plan (CIDP) and Annual Development Plan (ADP) which contains all the countyplans for 5 years and 1 year respectively. Despite allthe above-mentioned policies and guidelines, the citizen who are the taxpayers are not offered sufficient opportunities to participate in prioritization and identification of the projects and servicesto the citizen, this could be due to lack of information about the roles of the community members as the right holders. Migori County as a devolved unit has received more than Kshs 72billion fromthe inception of the devolved government in the year 2013todate from the national treasury. The physical infrastructure, equipment,staffing and supply of essential drugs in health facilities are still in a deplorable state, our roads not passible, ECD schools not in good shape and nonproper support for agricultural sector. This may be attributed to the fact that the citizens are not involvedin the identification, monitoring and audit of the projects and services offered to the tax payers by the County government of Migori. It is therefore the reason this project is geared to empower the citizen to have information about the devolved government unitsby enhancing citizen participation at the grassroots level.Oxfam NovibRural Aids Prevention & Dev OrganizMigori County Youth Forum (MCYF) is an umbrella body of1325 village youth Bunges (Youth Groups) with membership of about 27,000 across Migori County; the organization is registered by the Ministry of Social, Gender and Sports. The organization has strategic objectives of reducing vulnerability and increase in the income base of Youth, women and persons living with disability, supporting the establishment of consolidation of a culture of peace,leadership and good governance within Migori County. The youth groups drawn fromall over Migori County came together to form a formidable force to demand the rights ofthe youths through meaningful engagement with the County and national government officers, institutions, and departments.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation25000 10377 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10377Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Aids Prevention & Dev Organiz5301 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5301Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Aids Prevention & Dev Organiz8072 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8072Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Aids Prevention & Dev Organiz1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Aids Prevention & Dev OrganizCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06321-09:KEOxfam NovibThe Malindi District Cultural Association (MADCA) has been in the fight against the killings of the elderly for a decade now, having established two rescue centres in the county with a current population of 39 elders has not been able to contain the situation as more elders are endangered in their homes. There are those who are held in the rescue centres however many more are suffocating and waiting for their days as they are a target of their tormentors. The local leadership; politicians, religious leaders, county and national governments among others have not shown interest in the killings of the elderly, making this special segment of the society vulnerable. The fight against elderly killings has been seen to be the role of MADCA by all other institutions. MADCA in this new initiative partners with Institute of Participatory Development-Kulamusana (IPD-K) calling for all key stakeholders to collaborate in the fight against the mass killings of the elderly. The project will engage strategic stakeholders for a joint and stronger voice, inthe fight against/eradicating the menace of the killings of the elderly in Kilifi County. The project will specifically; Organize stakeholders around security matters i.e., civil society, politicians, religious leadersamong others, train 10 song composers and record music by November; conduct four radio talk show sessions; conduct outreach programs; conduct radio talk shows to bring leaders in discussions i.e., government, politicians, academicians.Oxfam NovibINSTITUTE OF PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPMThe Institute of Participatory Development-Kulamusana (IPD-K) is a local based organisation started and established by natives of the region. In the last two decades of its operation, the organisation has blended well with the people as it has used culture in project implementation and music has been a useful tool to pass change messages to the people. Additionally, the organization has a well established network and is identified with the people as an organisation that blends well with the culture of the people within the locality hence the implementation of any new projects can be implemented with community support.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation25000 5125 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5125Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINSTITUTE OF PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPM8640 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8640Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINSTITUTE OF PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPM9985 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9985Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINSTITUTE OF PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPM1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINSTITUTE OF PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPMCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsOne of our agenda was to galvanise stakeholders into a united group, sensitise the community to be more vocal on matters of OP, form groups & coalitions to amplify voices. All this and more has happened. We are now going round launching ‘Madhome’ intergenerational dialogue sessions# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsWe planned to implement 3 agendas but the community came with more suggestions# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasMadca has been flexible in utilising creative approaches in reaching its goals. Using bonfire dialogue (Dhome), bringing radio talk shows to the grassroots, Public Barazas and the use of documentary films are all creative ways which were employed to achieve its agendas.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersMany OP groups gathered to give their Memos and also voice their concerns during the Public mini-inquiry and the OPs Bill 2024 Public participation# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workThe rescue centre is now a centre where many OPs come to meet work. Other organisations dealing with OP also feel comfortable to work at centre in contrast to before the project where they thought it to be a witch camp% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceBecause of the outreach sessions many OP groups feel confident to advocate for their rights without fear.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksThe creative approaches gave birth to more activities and actions which were also implemented# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksDocumentary film, world elder abuse day, older persons Bill and TOR.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansBeing at the forefront of OPs rights in Kilifi, Madca has been included in a lot of groups, thanks to this project.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsThe press statements during the stakeholders forum, when celebrating the elderly during WEAAD were heavily aired in many mainstream TVs and newspapers;the documentary “Kuvunzika” have also received significant number of views both in Madca’s and TYs Youtube accounts(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06321-11:KEOxfam NovibBinti wa Pawa Project, will target the social norms that underpin FGM/C through non-judgemental, comprehensive a collective community engagement which is essential to eradicate the practice. The approach will be participatory, rights-based, strengthen engagement with community ‘gatekeepers be grounded in deep community knowledge and strong partnerships. AfyAfrika understands shifts in gender relations and how girls/women are valued is central to challenging social norms that hold FGM/C in place. Rights-based community-structured dialogues targeting all tiers led by a network of empowered champions will be supported, ‘Organise diffusion’ whereby participants in the community dialogues then share their knowledge a understanding systematically with others in their social networks. Tofurther advance the voices of girls, advocacy efforts will plug into a robust partnership with the media through radio talks/spots,social media and expert opinion campaigns to amplify positive stories change. The dialogues andparticipatory activities in the schools will enable young people become architects of their own lives and build resilience through life skills to cope with difficult situations in life. The education intervention is aimed at influencing the future generation to end-FGM/C and enhance gender equality.The End FGM Girls camps are interactive, and activities embody fun, interactive sessions, role modelling, and motivational – all designed to impact life skills, self-conceptualization, decision making, problemsolving, dialogue skills, and other skills that are critical as they enter their vulnerable teen years. Local females who grew up in similar communities but who were able to overcomes tobecome university students, policewomen, women chiefs, nurses, andteachers be invited to mentor the girls. Male ‘father and brother’ role models will also be invited to the girls appreciate the realities of relationships. The girls will share and learn about top issues such as careers, sexual reproductive health, relationships, and culture. The works on emotional well-being will provide psychosocial support and healing for survivors of FGM. The trained participants will be equipped with leadership and advocacy skills to help them share their stories in a supportive andvalidating environment. The workshop will observe necessary safeguarding standards to ensure dignity and rights of survivors are protected all times.Oxfam NovibAfyAfricaMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation25000 8776 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8776Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAfyAfrica5123 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5123Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAfyAfrica9851 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9851Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAfyAfrica1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAfyAfricaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations(Target – actual) / target in %# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersTotal number of groups mobilized and engaged divided by the target in %# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workTotal number of groups mobilized and engaged divided by the target in %% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voicetotal # trained subtracted from the target divide by target(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsFeatured in 2 radio shows highlighting issues on end FGM/CGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06321-12:KEOxfam NovibThe project will focus on Building Unbiased HIV and Mental Health Response for LGBTIQ+ Rightsholders and to meet health equity. Themain objective is to reduce incidences of violation of health rights and gender injustice that perpetuate the HIV pandemicand implication of mental illness for LGBTIQ as a result of HIV positive. The project will contribute to increased access to inclusive HIV treatment and sexual health right services and mental healthcare, reduction of viral load suppression, HIV transmission and increase prevention. YACK will conduct monthly outreach clinical and behavioural campaigns to support retention in care and medication adherence with the objective of increasing retention on ARTs among LGBTIQ+. To address stigma and discrimination and promote health equality, we will train health care providers on friendly SRHR and HIV treatment and prevention services, health rights and gender justice. We will enhance peer navigation with the objective of to linking peer LGBTIQ+ living with HIVto equal treatment by conducting HIV counselling Services HTS. This will result to increased up-take on ART, PEP and PrEP among the community LGBTIQ. The project will ensure holistic HIV treatment for LGBTIQ+ with HIV by facilitating monthly psychosocialand health behavioural support for LGBTIQ+ to improve retention to decline social isolation. We will be intentional in identifying, engaging or re-engaging LGBTIQ+ with HIV who are not on HIV treatment or not virally suppressed this will be achieved thorough establishment of referrals networks, engage ARTs defaulters among LGBTIQ+ and re-initiate them on ARTs treatment. We expect increased knowledge on HIV prevention and reduced HIV-related stigma through behaviour changer campaigns and community awarenesson access to services and HIV stigma and discrimination We willpartner with NASCOP/ LVCT to acquire in-kind donation HIV Self-Test kits, condoms <(>&<)> lubricants, PEP and PrEP during the sessions for HTS testing with service providers. The project will prioritise the safety LGBTIQQ+ and their privacy and confidentiality and visits all activities and conversation that could expose them to potentially life-threatening attention.Oxfam NovibYouth Alliance for Change KenyaMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation25000 9550 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9550Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Alliance for Change Kenya6954 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6954Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Alliance for Change Kenya7246 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7246Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Alliance for Change Kenya1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Alliance for Change KenyaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsUndertakes HIV training, self-care and wellness and economic empowerment skills development for economic empowerment of LGBTIQ.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsGrowth and expansion of the LGBTIQ Movement and organisations with key actors engaging at the national, sub-county and lower levels providing safe spaces to organise, provide information and services and a sense of safety and community# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workUtilizing Drop in centres DICs% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceUtilizing Radio-Talk Show(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksPartnership with other Progressive SRHR Movements e.g: Between LGBTIQ Movement and Sex Work Movement.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksAccelerating advocacy and Coalition building in terms of HIV advocacy by engaging with new and existing actors in the SRHR movement.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksDevelopment of a new refocused No Harm Implementation Strategy (NHIS) and analysis processes and guided feedback sessions from LGBTIQ persons.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsAdapt Online Social Action Forums (SAF) strategies engage in base-building and for policy advocacy.Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06322-02:KEOxfam NovibMobilize Empower Actualize Transform (MEAT) works towards promoting increased peaceful inclusion of youth in political processes in the forth coming Kenyan general election in 2022 so as to ensure that they have greater participation in decision making roles which have a large impact in their lives. Stretcher's Youth Organisation will achieve this by empowering the youth on the importance ofparticipating in electoral processes, as well as equipping them with the skills and tools to effectively navigatethese political processes, conducting campaign encouraging public discussions about youth participation in political affairs both online and offline. They will also have youth dialogues at the grass-root level and hope to see youths coming out in large numbers peacefully exercise their civic rights as voters and political candidates in the forthcoming election.Oxfam NovibStretchers Youth OrganizationStretchers Youth Organization is a membership, Youth-led community-based organization. An organization that was founded in 2011 to promote health rights, good governance, and gender equality among youths and women by integrating capacity building, advocacy, and information sharing through linkage to service. The organization works in the coastal counties of Kenya with a partial presence in Nairobi, Kisumu, and Siaya counties, respectively.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation68436 26017 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 26017Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStretchers Youth Organization37475 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 37475Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStretchers Youth Organization4944 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4944Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStretchers Youth OrganizationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksCommunity facilitators champions training – i.e. Mombasa ,Kilifi and Kwale# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsCommunity Forums/Intergenerational Dialogues – i.e. 3 Mombasa (Swahilipot, St. Marys and Changamwe/Jomvu), 1 Kilifi (Kibaoni Social Hall) and 1 Kwale (Kombani Social Hall) County# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06322-03:KEOxfam NovibInclusive Local Urban Forums (LUFs) are envisioned by the Urban Areas and Cities Act (2011) and comprise of persons with disabilities, youth,women and ethnic minorities. This project aims at enhancing the participation of persons with disabilities in governance and political processes in Narok County by activating and empowering inclusive Local Urban Forums (LUFs) in 5 urban centres ( Narok Town, OlolulungaTown, Nairagiae Nkare Town, Kilgoris Town and Mulot Town). The LUFs shall be trained in social planning and supported to develop simplified County budgets. This shall build the capacity of the LUFs to take up their citizen oversight roles and increase County Government budget and development planning processes. Devolved governments (County GovernmentAct- (2012) and Urban Areasand Cities Act - 2011) as set out in the Constitution bring government closer to the citizens with an expectation for vibrant and meaningful oversight on performance of public governance institutions. Urban forums, with their socio-economic and demographic complexities, provide fertile ground for the exercise and contestations in civic engagement.Oxfam NovibUnited Disabled Persons of KenyaUDPK’s Vision is to realize a barrier free society that recognizes the rights of women, men, youth, children with disabilities, parents and caregivers. Our mission is to promote full and meaningful participation of persons with disabilities in all spheres as enshrined in legal frameworks including the Constitution, the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and the Persons withDisabilities Act,2003. As the Umbrella organization, UDPK recognizes the efforts being made by the various state and non-state agencies in enhancing rights of persons with disabilities and those of women and girls with disabilities in particular. UDPK plays a central role and is the reference civil society organization in enhancing rights of persons with disabilities in the Kenya, recognized by government,regional and international disability organizations.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation128167 43683 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 43683Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUnited Disabled Persons of Kenya75305 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 75305Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUnited Disabled Persons of Kenya9179 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9179Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUnited Disabled Persons of KenyaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Both UDPK and DupotoRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsThe 5 Local Urban Forums each Developed their own change agenda to influence inclusion of persons with disabilities, youth and women in their local set up. The change agenda clearly outlines expected outcomes.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsThe LUFs implemented their change agendas through actions including development and submission of various diverse memoranda to duty bearersParticipatory Design and Development of Social Accountability Framework and Forming 5 LUFs in Narok County in Nkare, Mulot, Ololulunga, and Narok Town and in Kilgoris and induction of the LUFs.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasDeveloped digital dialogue space (Husishwa http://www.citizens.ke/civics ) that has enabled citizens to advocate / lobby for policy development / implementation and other useful information dissemination and communications.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersIt was realized through formation and activation of 5 groups in Narok County. The group’s capacity on effective and strategic advocacy was build and equipped with relevant tools and products.5 LUFs have been formed and training has began# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksTrained LUFs members and OPDs on how to use the Digital Space Platform (Husishwa) for petition development and other communications.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsHeld Round Table sessions with Duty Bearers (County Government line departments, MCAs, NCPWDs) to seek ways of collaborating and working together toward one goal. This activity prepared the ground for conducive engagement process and gained allies and partners in the process.# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06322-04:KEOxfam NovibThe indigenous people of the Coast of Kenya i.e Mijikenda, Wagunya, Pokomo, Boni, Wardei and Watta have lived as squatters on theirrightful land according to the report of the “Truth, justice and reconciliation commission”, as a result of the illegal acquisition of large tracts of land from indigenous communities during the colonial period. This project aims to collaborate with relevant National and County Government land duty bearers to promote legal land ownership and utilization in the community in accordance with land policy and written law by September 2021. IPD-K will raise awareness in Malindi and Magarini sub counties on the right to own andutilize land at the ward and sub county levels by June 2022 and support willing indigenous individuals and communities to access land offices to initiate the acquisition of land legal documents by December 2022.Oxfam NovibINSTITUTE OF PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPMThe Institute of Participatory Development-Kulamusana (IPD-K) is a local based organisation started and established by natives of the region. In the last two decades of its operation, the organisation has blended well with the people as it has used culture in project implementation and music has been a useful tool to pass change messages to the people. Additionally, the organization has a well established network and is identified with the people as an organisation that blends well with the culture of the people within the locality hence the implementation of any new projects can be implemented with community support.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation97983 23896 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23896Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINSTITUTE OF PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPM26409 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 26409Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINSTITUTE OF PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPM40243 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 40243Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINSTITUTE OF PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPM7435 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7435Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINSTITUTE OF PARTICIPATORY DEVELOPMStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksDue to the establishment of the Memorandum of Understanding between County Government of Kilifi and IPD-K created a favourable environment for rightsholders to present their demands to the relevant land authorities.Due to the establishment of the Memorandum of Understanding between County Government of Kilifi and IPD-K created a favourable environment for rightsholders to present their demands to the relevant land authorities.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansRightsholders groups presented their collective demands to relevant land authorities.Rightsholders groups presented their collective demands to relevant land authorities.22 Community Action Plans on land matters were developed. One Community Action Plan per ward, that it is Marafa, Garashi, Adu, Gongoni and Sabaki wards in Magarini Sub County, Ganda, Malindi Town, Kakuyuni, Shella and Jilore wards in Malindi Sub County, Watamu, Dabaso, Matsangoni, Tezo, Sokoni, Mnarani and Kibarani Ward in Kilifi North Sub County and Sokoke, Jaribuni, Ganze and Bamba Ward in Ganze Sub County. These action plans guided the awareness creation fora.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksThrough community-led land clinics sessions that brought together rightsholders’ groups and land duty bearers.Through community-led land clinics sessions that brought together rightsholders’ groups and land duty bearers.It was to equip 88 community resource persons with the ability to mobilize the communities on land matters. Specifically, the CRPs were to acquire basic knowledge on land history in the coast region, to be aware of the land registration process and succession procedures, be able to mobilize communities for synergy building to solve land problems, familiarize with participatory learning and action techniques as part of the community led land clinics, incorporate the IPD-K objectives and history and to develop community action plans on land matters.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsthrough community resource persons(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsThrough collaboration with other civil society organizations (Kwacha Afrika, Nature Kenya, MALI Breeders and Kilifi Civil Society Organizations Network), the rightsholders’ groups were facilitated to develop change agendas.Through collaboration with other civil society organizations (Kwacha Afrika, Nature Kenya, MALI Breeders and Kilifi Civil Society Organizations Network), the rightsholders’ groups were facilitated to develop change agendas.Technical Working Group (TWG) was established, which consist of 18 members who are land experts and other relevant stakeholders such as County Government of Kilifi Department of Land, Housing, Urban Development, Energy and Physical Planning; Department of Economic Planning; Department of Education; Department of Trade; Department of Disaster Management; Kilifi County Attorney; National Land Commission and IPD-K Officers.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06322-05:KEOxfam NovibThe exclusion of indigenous women in decision making spaces results in the denial of the womens' and communities real needs. The project seeks to strengthen the inclusion of indigenous women in county participatory budgeting and political process and enhance their voice and actions in demanding respect of their rights, particularly the right to a participation and representation within the political process that is respectful of their gender identity. FoLT hopes to see a collaborative environment where indigenous women feel comfortable engaging in public spaces resulting in their increased participation in organizing around budgeting, local assemblies, political engagements, and collectively holding to account, increased participation of young indigenous women in decision makingspaces and political parties and a better understanding of gender based budgeting, especially by the women,county executive, and assembly.Oxfam NovibFriends of Lake TurkanaFriends of Lake Turkana (FoLT) is a grassroots organization that works with and on behalf of communities within the greater Turkanabasin to demand collective social, economic, cultural, environmental,and territorial justice. With a mission to foster indigenous communities' participation to achieve social, economic, and environmental justice, FoLT envisions secured territories, empowered communities, and sustainable resource governance in the greater Turkana Basin. FoLT is a women- led indigenous organization that is part of the community, building on formal and informal structures within the community as a bottom-up approach to collective efforts and building solidarity while addressing local issues.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation136999 44736 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 44736Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFriends of Lake Turkana82633 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 82633Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFriends of Lake Turkana559 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 559Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFriends of Lake TurkanaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsWe aimed for 4 but got 2, one being on women's participation in budgetary processes is no longer a tokenistic approach but entrenched in the public participation Act of the counties. In addition, their knowledge in budgeting processes has led them to be supported by the ward and village administrators as critical voices in their geographies. While the change agenda in the political processes can be somewhat temporary, we saw an increase in women's participation in party decision making organs across the main political parties across Marsabit and Turkana We aimed for 4 but got 2, one being on women's participation in budgetary processes is no longer a tokenistic approach but entrenched in the public participation Act of the counties. In addition, their knowledge in budgeting processes has led them to be supported by the ward and village administrators as critical voices in their geographies. While the change agenda in the political processes can be somewhat temporary, we saw an increase in women's participation in party decision making organs across the main political parties across Marsabit and Turkana# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersFOLT identified existing formal and informal groups who were already keen on seeing change in their kraals, villages, wards, sub-counties and so with an already existing constituency, we worked to provide knowledge and awareness of processes to use to present collective demands.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workIn the process of championing for indigenous women, we identified the barriers to their empowerment and engaged the men as allies, who continued to champion and ensure safe spaces for women to deliberate and lead community advocacy.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceAt the project's inception, we needed to appreciate the existing efforts the rightsholder groups had made to raise their voices. Providing technical knowledge and collective learning and engagement increased their confidence as they moved from small groups in their locales to women across different locales collectively raising their voices. These engagements were documented and shared amongst the right-holder groups to learn from each other.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansIn strengthening the different women collectives and identifying some of the barriers to joint/ collective action, we were able to initiate activities that led to joint action, sometimes planned and sometimes coincidentally. There was a deliberate investment in addressing the infighting amongst networks to allow for trust building for collaboration.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsAs part of linking , learning, monitoring and evaluation within the framework of the project objective, we have diligently identified and documented the impactful journeys of two indigenous women. Through video case studies, we've highlighted their leadership, challenges, and triumphs within the context of our project's overarching objective.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksWorking with and outside the project, linking them with existing platforms for capacity strengthening, and building the co-leaning amongst the right-holders.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsAmongst the right-holders within Marsabit and Turkana, including the women caucus# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsWe realized that peer-learning had more value than expert training so we focused our learning towards peer-to-peer learning(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsAs indicated above we built on existing groups and worked with them to provide the necessary tools and knowledge to engage various actors in advancing women's participation in decision making. The kraal, market, and fishing women were amongst the informal groups.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06323-02:KEOxfam NovibDLCI will work in close collaboration with the Voice team in Kenya to carry out two overall responsibilities. The first is to facilitate safe and inclusive spaces where Voice grantees and rightsholders can come together to share and learn from each other, and tostrengthen their capacity to empower and influence in inclusive ways. The second overall responsibility is to help amplify the voices of Voice grantees and rightsholders in public debate, using innovative online and offline approaches that ensure inclusivity. As a result of these twin strategies, the voices of those too often left at the margins will take centre stage, thereby contributing tomore informed and accurate public understanding. The specific tasks which DLCI will carry out include; a convening role that brings Voice grantees and stakeholders together through a variety of forums and platforms (such as communities of practice or stakeholdergroups meeting either online or offline), data collection and analysis of grantee learning priorities and progress and facilitationof Linking and Learning activities that seek out and create opportunities to shape public debate and action based on information generated by Voice grantees.Oxfam NovibDryland Learning & Capacity BuildinDrylands Learning and Capacity Building Initiative (DLCI) is a knowledge management and advocacy resource organization registered in Kenya with the aim of improving policy and practice in the Horn of Africa. Previously known as REGLAP (the Regional Learning and Advocacy Programme), it supports collaborative learning, civic education and documentation on drylands development and advocacy. DLCI focuses its capacity-building support in Kenya, disseminates its learning and findings to other countries withsubstantial drylandsin the Horn of Africa.It provides knowledge management, research, facilitation, advocacy, and communications services, and is a willing partner with organizations sharing similar values and objectives.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation192486 45437 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 45437Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDryland Learning & Capacity Buildin-45437 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -45437Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDryland Learning & Capacity Buildin94612 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 94612Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDryland Learning & Capacity Buildin64758 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 64758Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDryland Learning & Capacity Buildin21221 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 21221Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDryland Learning & Capacity Buildin11895 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11895Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDryland Learning & Capacity BuildinStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questionsSome like the Feminism, Faith & Religion have advanced in their learning questions. For the 9 the meetings have began to refine the learning questions.Some like the Feminism, Faith & Religion have advanced in their learning questions. For the 9 the meetings have began to refine the learning questions.# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes9 CoPs were formed during the Linking & Learning event9 CoPs were formed during the Linking & Learning event# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeUsawa Inc and FIK have shared their experiences. PWD CoP DUPOTO and DEAFOP have shared too.Usawa Inc and FIK have shared their experiences. PWD CoP DUPOTO and DEAFOP have shared too.# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeMost of them were onlineMost of them were onlineGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders were asked for feedbackGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders were asked for feedbackLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)Through email, phone calls, WhatsApp and zoom meetingsCommemoration of International Days, Linking & Learning event% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)Through email, phone calls, WhatsApp and zoom meetings# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureFeedback during the monthly meetingsFeedback during the monthly meetingsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06323-03:KEOxfam NovibCelebrating Inclusion’s key objective is to bring together rightsholder voices together and, through an Award, highlight unsung efforts to take us one step closer to a responsive and inclusive society. As a NOW Us! Awards Organiser, ELF will work with the Voice country team to identify 10 organisations or initiatives from the Voice rightsholder groups in Kenya who are already implementing amazing inclusive innovations to their empowerment or influencing practice; Organise and facilitate a participatory 5-day inclusive innovation bootcamp for the 10 organisations or movements to reflect, refine, and ideate the next steps for their initiative; Organise the award ceremony, preferably as a component of a larger event or celebration where different civil society members and stakeholders gather; Support and mentor the winners in their inclusion innovation journey, including their participation in the Innovation Festival in the Netherlands; and amplify and promote the NOW-Us! Awards to influence national conversations on diversity and inclusion.Oxfam NovibEmerging Leaders FoundationThe Emerging Leaders Foundation Africa (ELF-Africa) exists to empower, support and accompany young women and men to achieve meaningful, dignified and impactful participation in governance, economy and public affairs at all levels of society anchored on the foundational values-based approach to leadership as service. Emerging leaders Foundation is a platform that nurtures, grows and equips leaders to sustainable change in their communities. At ELF, the approach is to equip young people with knowledge and skills to not justprepare them for the future but to support them to create the future they want to see through capacity building, experiential learning, mentorship <(>&<)> coaching, Advocacy <(>&<)> Lobbying as well as policy dialogue. ELF has steadily worked towards realizing dignified societies with values-based leaders by imparting over 7000 and over 200,000 youth directly and indirectly across Kenya with larger representation of young women.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation131996 20000 34665 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 34665Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEmerging Leaders Foundation88647 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 88647Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEmerging Leaders Foundation8684 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8684Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEmerging Leaders Foundation19000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEmerging Leaders Foundation1000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEmerging Leaders FoundationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06323-04:KEOxfam Novib“Women leadership is SMART Leadership '' project is a blended approach to promote freedom which will amplify and combine the efforts and progressive work on faith and feminism by communities and change-makers. We use film as a mirror to reflect how womenin marginalized communities exercise their faith and feminism. The project addresses abuse, marginalization and side-lining of girls and women, including gender based violence in its entirety – physical, emotional and psychological. Through this film, weaim to change the fragmented discourse on freedom by change makers and communities, by creating a collaborative and fostering environment for a robust participation of marginalized girls and women in civic and political spaces that promote and amplify individual and community voicesto speak and be heard about their experiences in faith and feminism. Project activities include community outreaches targeted at rightsholder groups and community stakeholders including change-makers, a networking platform for players and proponents of faith andfeminism, strengthen the capacity of rights holder groups and community stakeholders, produce and air a 13-episode TV drama series focusing on marginalized women and political leadership and carry out community discussions based on the film.Oxfam NovibTembea Youth Centre for SustainableTembea Youth Centre for Sustainable Development (TEMBEA) was founded in 2003, and formally registered in 13th April 2006 as a community based development organization with the department gender and youth affairs, under the Ministry of Youth, Gender and Public Service in Kenya. Their mandate is to enhance socio - economic capacity of communities through asset based community development, networking and collaboration so as to achieve self-reliance and sustainable livelihood and growth through health, environment conservation and poverty alleviation program at grass roots level. Tembea “Envisions a community that respects human rights, promotes wholesomeand equitable development of its male and female members whereas upholding environmental stewardship” ASWERWARK's goal is to use both traditional and unconventional art to tell the stories of, and change the oppressive narratives on the voices of marginalized communities and groups in Kenya, by fostering dynamic and creative engagement spaces. Our vision is a society where every voice is heard and given an opportunity to fully live their potential. Guided by its key principles anchored on the mission and vision, ASERWARK has a commitment to: Inclusivity, Transparency, Human Dignity, Innovation and Sustainability.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation51625 16532 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16532Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETembea Youth Centre for Sustainable20172 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20172Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETembea Youth Centre for Sustainable12339 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12339Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETembea Youth Centre for Sustainable3207 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3207Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETembea Youth Centre for SustainableCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansWe have identified the rights-holder groups and stakeholders who have become allies. In the period beyond the project implementation, we will work with these groups to establish a network.We have identified the rights-holder groups and stakeholders who have become allies. In the period beyond the project implementation, we will work with these groups to establish a network.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsWe developed a networking and collaboration strategy that we will share with the rights-holder groups working within Turkana on girls and women issues. Additionally, we wrote a blog on the process of ideation of the Natiir story which lead to the production of the filmWe developed a networking and collaboration strategy that we will share with the rights-holder groups working within Turkana on girls and women issues. Additionally, we wrote a blog on the process of ideation of the Natiir story which lead to the production of the filmNL-KVK-27108436-A-06323-05:KEOxfam NovibThe project seeks to sustainably create spaces for constructive discourse and debates on reconciling Feminism and Faith, especiallyas regards the rights of Sexual and Gender Minorities. This will ultimately and steadily lead to shifted mindsets on Religion and Sexuality, allowing for safer and welcoming spaces of worship for LGBTI People. Queer voices in Kenya have often been marginalized and excluded from conversations affecting their realities. Therefore, for this project, Queer voices will be front and we will center the voices, realities and experiences of LGBTI People. What then does it mean to be Feminist, Queer and Religious? FIK proposes to establish a Resource Hub on Faith, Freedom and Feminism. This Resource Hub will be digital and a visualarticulation of feminism andreligion to advance solidarity with the LGBTIQ community as they navigate being religious and Queer. FIK intends to document this through a podcast video series that will host raw conversations on LGBTIQ persons' lived experiences with Religion and Feminism. Thiswill provide an opportunity for LGBTIQ feminist activists in Africa and religious institutions to have a one of a kind, online knowledge and resource hub curated to foster unity, solidarity and understanding amongst them. It will also raise political consciousness and shift homophobic rhetoric and attitudes that are detrimental to the livelihood, dignity and equal rights of LGBTIQ persons.Oxfam NovibLet Girls Learn InitiativeLet Girls Learn Initiative is a feminist non-governmental organization registered in Kenya. We work to enhance adolescent girls andyoung women’s access to quality education by addressing their sexual and reproductive health needs. Let Girls Learn Initiative recognizes the unique and systemic challenges affecting girls’ access to education in Kenya. We believe that investing in girls and young women, particularly from rural and disadvantaged communities, yields multiple benefits for families, communities, and countries and that this approach has a transformative ability to reform societies which in turn allows girls and young women to thrive. Feminists in Kenya are a feminist movement in Kenya that creates feminist knowledge, amplifies feminist discourse, feminist joy and supportsfeminist movement building. Our vision is to embody and practice our feminisms in all areas of society. The values that guide our organizing and movement building work include; Inclusion and Diversity, a value that enables us to create ways for everyone to be equally heard and respected. We constantly challenge ourselves to build diverse and inclusive teams and to recognize and respond to different barriers to participation.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation48498 5600 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5600Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELet Girls Learn Initiative5680 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5680Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELet Girls Learn Initiative7444 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7444Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELet Girls Learn Initiative7444 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7444Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELet Girls Learn Initiative7444 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7444Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELet Girls Learn Initiative12462 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12462Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELet Girls Learn Initiative2424 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2424Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELet Girls Learn InitiativeCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsWe have developed the following change agendas: Safety and Security and Well-being for Queer persons, Transformative Justice for Queer People in Kenya, Access to Services, Capacity Strengthening on Advocacy within religious spaces and Feminist Movement Building. Because of our Queer movement building work, we have been able to access and present these change agendas within international policy and advocacy spaces, including, The International Democracy Conference in Taiwan, participated in curating and contributing to the German Feminist Foreign Policy and supported rightsholders to access different advocacy spaces.The Voice project has catalyzed the development of several transformative change agendas within the context of grassroots activism. 1. Queer and religious reconciliation: This initiative seeks to deepen ongoing dialogue between Queer 7 communities and religious leaders to promote mutual understanding and challenge the stigmatization of LGBTQIA+ identities. 2. Feminist political education: Through collaborative efforts within the Community of Practice, and our Feminist Transformative Justice Institute, participants have the opportunity to increase awareness and advocacy around feminist principles, employing an intersectional approach that addresses gender, sexuality, and human rights. This agenda aims to provide sustained support for 8 grassroots movements beyond the Voice project. 3. Capacity building and organizational strengthening: By concentrating on training and resource development, grassroots organizations can enhance their skills in areas such as monitoring and evaluation, human rights engagement, and organizational development. This focus ensures that these organizations can continue to implement impactful programs effectively. 4. Global partnerships and collaboration: Inspired by the final Indaba, this initiative 9 encourages sharing best practices, building international solidarity, and learning from diverse contexts, thereby strengthening local advocacy efforts. 5. Young Feminist Engagement: Our partners recognized the need to create platforms for youth participation and leadership development, to prepare the next generation of feminist and queer advocates to drive meaningful change.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsCreation of offline spaces for community and care for sexual and gender minorities, which are almost always non-existent. Development of the Sparc podcast to generate conversation and visibility around these topics, Upcoming convening on Transformative Justice and Dissemination of The Advocacy Toolkit once developed.1. Feminist political education: We are engaging our participants and COP members in our Feminist Transformative 10 Justice Institute to provide sustained feminist understanding for grassroots movements beyond the Voice project. 2. Capacity building and organizational strengthening: Feminists in Kenya regularly provides tailored support for different LGBTQIA+ organizations to be able to conduct advocacy in religious spaces as well as improve their digital storytelling. 3. Global partnerships and collaboration: Feminists in Kenya has started the Borderless Feminisms campaign that seeks to 11 connect feminists transnationally, connect our struggles across borders and learn from each other.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksCo-creating Podcast episodes, co-creating participation in African Media Festival and currently exploring collaboration through the Community of Practice.Feminists in Kenya partnered with USAWA and Usikimye to co-create a podcast episode focused on ending gender-based violence (GBV) during the 2023 16 Days of Activism. Additionally, in collaboration with Voice, Feminists in Kenya co-curated participation in the African Media Festival, providing a platform to discuss the media's role in ethically reporting on Queer individuals. Furthermore, we will also engage in co-planning the Transformative Justice Institute alongside our Community of Practice (COP).# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksCo-creating Podcast episodes, co-creating participation in African Media Festival and currently exploring collaboration through the Community of Practice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06323-06:KEOxfam NovibOver the years, the church has found a number of ways to obscure the impact of systems of power and patriarchy within the church. The church asks those who are oppressed to carry the burden of their own oppression, and expects them to do so silently. Through thisproject, Msingi Trust will challenge that culture of silence and investigatewomen’s multiple social cultural identities and how those identities intersect or clash in the journey to freedom, self-realization, and the pursuit of leadership withinfaith communities. We shall challenge the participants to share their stories of change and also share the messages on faith and feminism within their social media platforms and continue to hold such dialogues within their church spaces. This may includeholding online meetings andalso blogging about the subject and we shall link it to have a direct or indirect contribution to the change we desire. We will engage women from diverse church and community groups and hope to be able to put faces, names,and context to patriarchy in the church.The interviews will be focused on giving space for women to tell their stories - not through an intermediary or heavily edited lens. While storytelling is not a new strategy for enacting change, it has not been usedto tell stories of patriarchy within church spaces. Having women chronicle their struggles for freedom and leadership in church and how it impacts their identity will be our innovation and learning.Oxfam NovibCenterforTransformingMissionKenyaThe Center for Transforming Mission’s main objective is to develop communities of incarnational leaders within the Church who are equipped to bear witness to the Kingdom of God among high risk youth and families in vulnerable communities. The Center for Transforming Mission believes that the Incarnation calls forth and sustains an incarnational people whose mission is to bear witness to the Kingdom of God. Such a mission holds in creative tension the person and work of Jesus with equal force and integrity. It involves theredemption of people as well as personal transformation and systemic change. It is holistic and radically inclusive. It intentionally crosses boundaries: cultural, ethnic, social, economic, even religious. It is particularly concerned for those people and placesthat have been wrongly labeled the unredeemable least, last and lost. CTM Kenya affirms the important role leadership plays in communities and especially within the urban church in transforming the city. We are part of global networks and movements that seek to transform the cities relationally. In her efforts to walk with the marginalized communities CTM Kenya recognizes that the most powerful and renewable resource in high-risk communities resides within the communities themselves. This includes relationships between and among individual community members as well as relationships and institutions that sustain the life of the community. Thus the critical need is to recognize, network, and train indigenous leaders to activate these resources in a way that is beneficial and sustainable.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation49941 8323 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8323Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenterforTransformingMissionKenya8323 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8323Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenterforTransformingMissionKenya16647 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16647Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenterforTransformingMissionKenya14150 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14150Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenterforTransformingMissionKenya2498 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2498Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenterforTransformingMissionKenyaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsPoliticisation of faith women's groups - allowing women to see that these forums are avenues to address their needs and advocate for their agenda# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersWestern and Nairobi meetings and forums# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workWestern and Nairobi meetings and forums% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceWestern and Nairobi meetings and forums(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksSetting up of the COP in Western Kenya# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansSetting up of the COP in Western# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsFive video podcasts and five audio podcasts, one radio show and one report have already been done.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06323-07:KEOxfam NovibThe change we want to see is the transformation of social norms that fuel SGBV and political exclusion of women and sexual and gender minorities, in favour of norms that promote gender equality, tolerance of diversity and the realisation of human rights of women and sexual and gender minorities in all spheres. We seek to Amplify the voices of Islamic and Christian feminists who are upending biased historical and exegetical methodologies of interpreting the holy scriptures that fuel oppressive norms, promote progressive cultural and religious norms as a result of localised cooperation, Interfaith Circles, that offer safe spaces to discuss faith and cultures that shape the realities of women, gender and sexual minorities, Increase the number of cleric and lay leaders willing to consider feminist approaches to the interpretation of scripture and cultural logic Encourage collaboration between mainstream feminists and religious feminists. We will create a podcast that will be a learning resource on religion and feminism, that can be integrated into local contexts and that can facilitate intersectional, crosscutting learning. Our solution is innovative because it creates interfaith spaces for public discourse which are rare across the continent, it attempts tobridge gaps between religious, non-religious,urban and grassroots feminists and finally, it uses digital storytelling as a tool for social norm change. Initiating collaboration between allies, religious feminists and mainstream feminists will increaseinterface between and amongst the groups, thereby reducing stigma and exclusion of faith feminists and allies. Additionally reframing public theological discourses to include feminist approaches to the interpretation of holy texts, amongst communities will mitigate SGBV and social political oppression of women, sexual and gender minorities. Through our work in producing feminist podcast content we recognise the power of digital storytelling to shift social norms, change attitudes and beliefs. We are keento interrogate how we can engage diverse audiences (urban and in informal settlements) by collaborating with mainstream media and production houses to publish and distribute feminist content to centre feminist approaches in current affairs and public discourses.Oxfam NovibUsawa IncUsawa Inc. is an organization that works with women in their ecosystem towards co- creating equitable and decent workspaces,with the goal of improving women’s work experiences. So far Usawa Inc. through the Women Leaders Hangout has hosted 25experts andup to 514women in tackling inequalities at the workplace. As an additional strategy and to allow for more nuanced and unbridled conversations Usawa Inc. has developed a feminist podcast – Swaiba the Audible African Woman. Swaiba, challenges the notions of what it is to bea Black Young Woman by featuring young African women who are challenging patriarchal, racial,classist, sex and gender norms in their communities and work ecosystems. Usawa Inc’s team is cognizant of the power and privilege we hold asa result of our education, experience and our identities. As a feminist founded organisation, we believe in dismantling bias,sharing power/ the transparent use of power, and practice accountable collaboration especially when we are working within formalgrassroots organisations. We also provide and receive honest and respectful feedback especially while working with allies and LGBTQ communities. Our vision is to grow to a sustainable feminist organisation that is able to leverage feminist movement powerandexpertise to challenge inequalities at the workplace, violence aganist women/sexual and gender minoritries and theirl imited participation in politics and leadership. We also aim to grow our capacity in creating, publishing and distributing feminist content,by growing Swaiba to a feminist media lab. We are looking into growing the Women Leaders Hangout to a space that holds duty bearers to account for their implementation on women /social-political rights nationally, but also offers women a space forcommunity self-care, innovation and co-creating feminist futures.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation35712 5653 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5653Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUsawa Inc8421 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8421Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUsawa Inc2789 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2789Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUsawa Inc11824 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11824Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUsawa Inc5238 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5238Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUsawa Inc1787 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1787Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEUsawa IncCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingUsawa Inc has enlisted the progressive religious leaders to be available for conversations and intervention around use of scripture by religious groups to violate womenCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsCollaborated with faith feminists and mainstream feminists on Religious norms & SGBV programsBoth learning circles in Kibera and Mathare are empowered and have created a rapport with high level religious and can participate in progressive exegeting of the texts challenging patriarchal norms that are exclusive and oppressive.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsImplemented feminist approaches to Interpretation of Holy ScripturesA considerable religious leaders are willing to actively engage in these discussions, challenge traditional interpretations, and work towards creating more inclusive and equitable religious spaces.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasWe conducted meetings with faith Leaders and faith scholars that use feminist approaches in interpreting the scriptures (20 seminarians, and 30 clerics)Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersWe had 10 community meetings with 20 interfaith women at each locationWomen from local interfaith learning circles are willing to speak about more nuanced issues such as access to SRHR including safe abortion and body autonomy We have 30 grassroots religious leaders who are able to articulate and interrogate religious norms that perpetuate GBV# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workThe nature of the faith, feminism and freedom conversation is that it is difficult and can take a combative posture if unchecked, for both Usawa Inc team and our community mobilisers, we have sought to start this conversation by emphasizing the importance of respectful dialogue and creating a safe space where all participants feel comfortable expressing their views. Encourage open-mindedness, active listening, and mutual respect% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceThis % indicates the number of women who were willing to challenge harmful religious norms that perpetuate SGBVUsawa Inc. continues to involve women of different faith traditions in interfaith learning circles – using scholars , researchers , and activists to discuss texts that are used to explicitly used to condone violence against women(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksUsawa Inc worked with 3 community groups in Mathare and Kibera The Kenya Legal & Ethical Issues Network on HIV and AIDS, GALCK+2 Episodes featuring Crystal Asige and Njeri wa Migwi on the 16days of activism 2022 on the theme Unite, where Feminists in Kenya and Usawa Inc -collaborated to produce a 2-part series .# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksFIK and Usawa Inc co-led a twitter space on reclaiming feminist freedom in East Africa with regional activists and feminists.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansWorked with 2 CSO's (CGHRD, Darul Khair) who acted as Interfaith Feminist Corporations. Also, encouraged collaboration between mainstream feminists and religious feminists.The meeting of minds during the podcasts recording has created a network of faith feminist who are keen to engage religious spaces for GBV and SRHR.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsWe produced one Season of podcast that had 11 episodesThe Episodes are available on all podcast platforms. Youtube, Spotify, Instagram and Twitter as Swaiba podcastNL-KVK-27108436-A-06323-08:KEOxfam NovibWomen with disabilities from nomadic and pastoralist communities exist on the margins of existing vulnerable demographics. They often have to overcome immense economic, social and cultural difficulties in order to participate on equal footing. The uniquesocio-cultural contexts from which they emerge are hardly ever represented in business, leadership and governance spaces,resulting in an ever-widening gap between women with disabilities from nomadic and pastoralist communities and the rest of society.These challenges often deter most women with disabilities from participating, and where they overcome the obstacles their impact is not felt due to a leadership skills gap. Feminism’s rallying call that the personal is political basically speaks to how our identities and subjective experiences inform how we respond to and in turn how systems respond to us. It calls for acknowledgment of individual experience because it is our lived realities that shape our theories, motivations and actions in the day to day. In recognition of this, there is a drive for more to be done to support women with disabilities transformative leadership of the institutions and processes that perpetuate the gendered inequalities of wealth and power and that reinforce the denial of women’s rights. The project will radicalize the leadership of women with disabilities from nomadic and pastoralist communities giving particular targeted support and empowerment totransformative leadership that seeks explicitly to challenge the inequalities of the systems they participate in.Oxfam NovibNorthern Nomadic Disabled OrganizatNONDO advocates for the inclusion and participation of persons with disabilities from nomadic communities, recognizing that the communities in arid and semi-arid areas are vulnerable due to their lack of proximity to productive resources. We further recognize that disability is culturally viewed as a curse and a disadvantage which leads to double marginalization of our communities. NONDO's mission is to advocate for the rights, inclusion and participation of persons with disability from Kenya`s nomadic communities in all spheres of life. Our vision is of a society where Persons with Disabilities have a voice and space to participate in all aspects of life and live dignified lives. With guiding values of Equality, Respect,Non-Discrimination, Accountability, Integrity and Innovation, NONDO believes in centering communities by building and amplifying the voices of the communities. NONDO works in 12 Arid and semi-arid counties: Mandera, Wajir,Garissa, Isiolo, Marsabit, Samburu, Kajiado, Narok, Tana-River,West Pokot, Baringo and TurkanaMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation6768 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6768Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENorthern Nomadic Disabled Organizat8329 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8329Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENorthern Nomadic Disabled Organizat8653 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8653Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENorthern Nomadic Disabled Organizat1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENorthern Nomadic Disabled OrganizatCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineThe women were coming from different counties so they formed a whatsapp group.CSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsTrained women on leadership and governance Encouraged them to vie for political seatsTrained women on leadership and governance Encouraged them to vie for political seats# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsTrained women on leadership and governance Encouraged them to vie for political seatsTrained women on leadership and governance Encouraged them to vie for political seats# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersWomen with disabilities from nomadic and pastoralist counties who are empowered to take up space in political leadership through undergoing training workshops and participating in story-telling for impact,we convened them in Garissa County.Women with disabilities from nomadic and pastoralist counties who are empowered to take up space in political leadership through undergoing training workshops and participating in story-telling for impact,we convened them in Garissa County.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksPress Statement by Women with Disabilities Representing 8 Counties Addressed by: the Women with Disabilities drawn 8 counties (Isiolo, Tana River, Wajir, Garissa, Mandera Baringo, Narok and Kajiado)Press Statement by Women with Disabilities Representing 8 Counties Addressed by: the Women with Disabilities drawn 8 counties (Isiolo, Tana River, Wajir, Garissa, Mandera Baringo, Narok and Kajiado# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksPress statement release.Press statement release.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansThey formed a whatsapp group which is continually growingRigtholders formed a whatsapp group which is continually growing# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups1 Video documentary , 20 podcast, 7 articles,We came up with 1 documentary and 5 articles which we documented into a publication.We came up with 1 documentary and 5 articles.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06323-09:KEOxfam NovibLoka Festival brings together the indigenous and ethnic minorities with diverse communities and cultures in Mabera Sub County, Migori County to a one of a kind annual extravaganza to pilot how celebrating cultural diversities through art in faith and freedom can enhance feminism. The project will start at each of the 4 wards of Mabera Sub County as a competition among identified groups that will battle out for the first position in the three categories-two for adult men and women and one for youth. Each organized group comprising of men and women will have one Traditional sacred song appreciating the diversity of the different faiths in the sub countyand a folk tune with a gender inclusive theme. Each organized group comprising of men and women will have one Traditional sacred song appreciating the diversity of the different faiths in the sub county and a folk tune with a gender inclusive theme. There will be a reserve Youth Category, where the contest will be to get the best choral verse, per ward, that promotes political tolerance, cohesion and the right to vote. Winners per category at the ward level will proceed to produce one entry to advance to the Sub county level for the grand finale. There will be gifts presented and recognition at each level supported by the grant. There will also be the production of creative audio-visual content in the form of recordedmusic and other formats that will be shared on digital platforms.Oxfam NovibIDEAL RESEARCH CENTREIdeal Research Centre was founded in 2012 as a response to the need to deliver high quality and innovative development programmes that are underpinned by deep contextual knowledge and human-centered solutions among communities in Western Kenya. Ideal'sgoal is tocatalyze sustainable development through enhancing institutionalc apacity, establishing partnerships to conduct evidence-based research, Advocacy, and dissemination of information on the policy aspects of the application of science and technology. Based in KisumuCounty, Ideal is able to serve the Counties in the Lake region economic bloc. Our four-thronged pillar approach emphasizes that robust Human Rights approaches and systems embedded in inclusion, rule of law, social justice, and equity devoid of corruption. IRC values community ownership, participation and collaboration to deliver its mandate while taking a systems approach as a preferred pathway towards effecting sustainable change and development among communities. Our vision is for Sustainable healthy livelihoods and mission is to carry out and implement research-based interventions in the sectors of Health, Agriculture, Governance and Climate Change and inculcate communities and governments to utilize science, technology, and innovation for sustainable development.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation15000 8002 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8002Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEIDEAL RESEARCH CENTRE6248 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6248Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEIDEAL RESEARCH CENTRE2956 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2956Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEIDEAL RESEARCH CENTRECivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksRigholders trained and introduced on channels and points of contact for advocacy# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsExchange of knowledge among rightholders and ward level with sub county through workshops and competitions# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsSupport from ELF on influencing and advocacy(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsRighholder groups trained and kitted with traditional equipment and knowledge to share work on digital platformsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06323-10:KEOxfam NovibGender inequality and inequity remains a persistent problem across Kenya's cultural, corporate and political spheres. Despite significant policy adjustments that seek to redefine the role of women in society, their participation and visibility remains low. This has often been attributed to deep seated socio-economic structures that have confined women to the fringes of leadership and political participation. New media offers a medium through which this can be rectified by enabling women who have broken social barriers to share their experiences with their peers. This project seeks to avail an opportunity for this powerful dialogue by adding the voice of women to the popular Makarao animation series produced by Mfalme Productions. It combines traditional and new media technologies to deliver a message of freedom and empowerment to a diverse audience while transferring relevant skills to content creators with a demonstrated passion for digital storytelling. Mfalme's multi-stakeholder approach is designed to bridge the growing digital dividebetween the different genders and socio-cultural groups across Kenya. By leveraging KBC TV's nationwide reach, we hope to empower individuals and communities in the farthest reaches of the country with the same information reaching urban Kenyans on social media platforms. The project's training element also aims to equip young journalists with digital content creation skills to enable them produce high impact audio-visual content for today's mobile-first audiences.Oxfam NovibEmerging Leaders Foundation (ELF)The Emerging Leaders Foundation Africa (ELF-Africa) exists to empower, support and accompany young women and men to achieve meaningful, dignified and impactful participation in governance, economy and public affairs at all levels of society anchored on the foundational values-based approach to leadership as service. Emerging leaders Foundation is a platform that nurtures, grows and equips leaders to sustainable change in their communities. At ELF, the approach is to equip young people with knowledge and skills to not justprepare them for the future but to support them to create the future they want to see through capacity building, experiential learning, mentorship <(>&<)> coaching, Advocacy <(>&<)> Lobbying as well as policy dialogue. ELF has steadily worked towards realizing dignified societies with values-based leaders by imparting over 7000 and over 200,000 youth directly and indirectly across Kenya with larger representation of young women.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation10000 2792 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2792Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEmerging Leaders Foundation (ELF)2023 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2023Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEmerging Leaders Foundation (ELF)4685 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4685Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEmerging Leaders Foundation (ELF)500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEmerging Leaders Foundation (ELF)Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsKenyan upcoming animators are currently expressing their talents in animation on various social media platforms like Tiktok# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasWorkshop participants have learnt the use of animation as a powerful tool for civic education and advocacy.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workMfalme Productions has successfully held virtual training sessions for upcoming animators where all participants felt safe to learn and express themselves.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceWorkshop participants have shown confidence by showing the ability to work on animation projects from start to finish(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksMfalme Productions has partnered with Emily Nyabere, an animation Lecturer at USIU, to research the use of colour in Kenyan animation.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansWe have partnered with Voice grantees, Aserwak and Tribeless Youth to produce Episodes of educational animated videos.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questionsMfalme team has participated in C.O.P on Faith and feminism# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeMfalme Productions team with Msingi Trust, Feminists in Kenya and Aserwak has held meetings and developed a concept note on Faith, Feminism and Freedom.Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningMfalme Productions has embraced Link and Learn for animation workshop participants and physical animation workshop participants as well.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06323-11:KEOxfam NovibRiziki Source is a social enterprise that facilitates connection to employment opportunities for persons with disabilities in Kenyathrough the use of technology and training of job seekers with disabilities in soft skills and employers on matters arounddisability inclusion. We have been active for the last three years though we were founded in 2015. Our vision is a world where persons with disabilities thrive in the work economy. Our values espouse diversity, inclusion and integrity. We recognize that all of us are different in one way or another and this is something to celebrate than shun and thus embracing our various differences makes us great. we strive to include every one of us in our initiative, no one should go unheard whether if it is making adecision or contributing towards a particular cause that we embark on as a team. Every voice matters and is celebrated. We hold ourselves to the highest standards and our actions should be beyond reproach and always in good faith. We have founded an online platform where persons with disabilities looking for job opportunities can register into a database that makes it easier to be recognized and spotted by employers thus eliminating the barrier to employment which has existed for long. Many of our beneficiaries have gone on to find employment using our platform. We have also had an opportunity to train employers on disability inclusion making it possible for them to navigate therecruitment process while including potential employees with various types ofdisabilities. We are proud of being the promoters of an active conversation on disability and employment in Kenya as well as facilitating persons with disabilities to lead independent lives from employment. We are a unique organization because we are founded by someone with a lived experience of disability and we employ technology in removing barriers for employment for persons with disabilities. We also work with all categories of disabilities to promote their inclusion in work places. This project willelevate the importance of our work and increase our partnerships as we seek to find more opportunities for persons with disabilities to get employment in different industries. By being recognized, this will improve our brand thus enabling other corporateorganizations to associate with us giving us a head- start in finding employment opportunities. In addition, the project will enable us reach more persons with disabilities through our outreach activities and trainings to prepare them for job market.Oxfam NovibRiziki SourceMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation15000 6067 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6067Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERiziki Source8183 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8183Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERiziki Source750 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 750Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERiziki SourceCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsRight Holders learnt to -Create ATS compliant resumes -A number target to register 5 on job boards -Understood the need to have professional online profiles -Some set a target of attending 5 networking events on business and job fairs hosted by organisations such as Light for the world# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersPWDs completed the job readiness training program. This was achieved through virtual sessions, workshops, and one-on-one mentorship. Participants reported improvements in soft skills, such as communication and interview techniques, which were evaluatedthrough pre- and post-training assessments. The trained participants included 19 Females and 18 males# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work18 job seekers with disabilities were successfully placed in various organisations. We worked closely with these organisations to match candidates to roles that aligned with their skill sets. Our regular follow-up process ensured employers and interns are supported throughout the internship period.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceThis was confirmed through surveys given to the right holders upon the completion of the training programGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06323-12:KEOxfam NovibThe Tunza Project bridges this gap by employing women with disabilities who in turn produce sustainable and cost-friendly menstrualhealth products. The pads are sustainable as they last up to 5 years and a girl needs a pack to keep her in school. Our Tunza Circles, which are monthly gatherings for women with disabilities, provide a platform for them to access information on menstrual health management and SRHR. Finally, our innovative wallet payment system allows a girl to access pads from as low as 10 shillings per day.Our goal is to provide sustainable and cost-friendly menstrual health products to keep girls in school while providing employment to women living with disabilities who we prioritize for employment opportunities in our production unit and who also get a platform for MHM and SRHR education and advocacy. For about two years now, Empower HER has manufactured and distributed 15,037 reusable sanitary pads to keep girls in schools and employed 10 women living with disabilities. Through our Tunza circles which are monthly gatherings for women with disabilities,83 of them have been educated on MHM and SRHR. The impact this has had on the lives of women and girls has been immense. As a rule of thumb EHI expresses the conviction of its beneficiaries that they know what is best for them. As such, we co create our programs with the communities we serve. Before any project is implemented, we conduct a baseline survey and needs assessment to ensure the project addresses the most immediate needs as informed by the community. The project will enable us to improve our production capacity which in turn will increase our income and improve distribution. With that, the women with disabilities will have improved income and more girls who would have otherwisedropped out of school due to lack of sanitary towels will be able to continue with their education. More women with disabilities will also have improved access to MHM and SRHR education and we will collectively advocate for their agenda to, in liaison with relevant stakeholders.Oxfam NovibEmpower HER InitiativeMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation25000 10875 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10875Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEmpower HER Initiative12875 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12875Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEmpower HER Initiative1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEEmpower HER InitiativeCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06323-13:KEOxfam NovibCOME Initiative aims to build a community that is able to make responsible and informed choices in life by creating a supportive environment by empowering the Youths and Adolescent Girls and Young women (AGYW) to build sustainable, peaceful, tolerant andinclusivecommunity through life skills and ICT development. In Nyalenda slums, Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) face a lot of challenges with the social and cultural perception that they should only be house wives and take care of children back athome. This has created a situation where there has been an increase in teenage/early marriages and teenage pregnancies which in turn affects their economic competitiveness and advantage. AGYWs living in the local slums of Nyalenda bore the highest bruntofthe COVID 19 Pandemic. There was increased school dropout due to COVID-19 which saw an increased unproductive Adolescent Girls and Young women population who are not taking part in any economic activity leading to increased teenage pregnancies and teenagemarriages as result of socio-cultural pressure. The Jiajiri will empower AGYWs with hands-on skills through vocational trainings on fashion and design (tailoring and dressmaking), making of reusable sanitary towels and entrepreneurship skills while empowering them with information on integrated health issues through creative and participatory life skills sessions.Oxfam NovibCommunity Mentorship and EmpowermenMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation10000 5628 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5628Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunity Mentorship and Empowermen3872 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3872Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunity Mentorship and Empowermen500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunity Mentorship and EmpowermenCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06323-14:KEOxfam NovibDLCI will work in close collaboration with the Voice team in Kenya to carry out two overall responsibilities. The first is to facilitate safe and inclusive spaces where Voice grantees and rightsholders can come together to share and learn from each other, and tostrengthen their capacity to empower and influence in inclusive ways. The second overall responsibility is to help amplify the voices of Voice grantees and rightsholders in public debate, using innovative online and offline approaches that ensure inclusivity. As a result of these twin strategies, the voices of those too often left at the margins will take centre stage, thereby contributing tomore informed and accurate public understanding. The specific tasks which DLCI will carry out include; a convening role that brings Voice grantees and stakeholders together through a variety of forums and platforms (such as communities of practice or stakeholdergroups meeting either online or offline), data collection and analysis of grantee learning priorities and progress and facilitationof Linking and Learning activities that seek out and create opportunities to shape public debate and action based on information generated by Voice grantees.Oxfam NovibDryland Learning & Capacity BuildinDrylands Learning and Capacity Building Initiative (DLCI) is a knowledge management and advocacy resource organization registered in Kenya with the aim of improving policy and practice in the Horn of Africa. Previously known as REGLAP (the Regional Learning and Advocacy Programme), it supports collaborative learning, civic education and documentation on drylands development and advocacy. DLCI focuses its capacity-building support in Kenya, disseminates its learning and findings to other countries withsubstantial drylandsin the Horn of Africa.It provides knowledge management, research, facilitation, advocacy, and communications services, and is a willing partner with organizations sharing similar values and objectives.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation145005 138505 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 138505Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDryland Learning & Capacity Buildin6500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDryland Learning & Capacity BuildinCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksHeld events together in different towns# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksInvited social actors to their event and demanded for action(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansDifferent COPs and networks by grantees did activities together# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsMedia coverage and articles by rightsholdersGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questionsInitially there were 10 COPs but a majority were not active after discussions with partners it was agreed that they be downscaled to 6# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeEach COP produced reports and videos of their activities# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningContinuous training on areas of needLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsThe partners encouraged to share their content for amplification# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)Planning for activities# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsMany people have access to the content shared by DLCI on the socialsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureThe training needs came from themNL-KVK-27108436-A-06324-02:KEOxfam NovibAs the Court case on Huduma Namba continues, the government has been collecting and processing data. In a bid to expedite the implementation of NIIMS, Huduma Bill underwent its first reading in December 2021 and was sent to the National Assembly Committee on Administration and Security for review. The Bill has not addressed some of the pertinent concerns raised while the Data Protection Impact Assessment (DPIA) published by the government to justify the collection of data falls short of what would be expected of a robust and comprehensive DPIA. Our coalition partners have made significant progress in advocating for non-discrimination on citizenship and documentation. In mid-2021, the Nubian community submitted a petition to Parliament on discrimination in access to ID cards <(>&<)> recognition of Nubians as a tribe. In December 2021, the Committee on Administration <(>&<)> National Security conducted fact-finding and issued a report with recommendations – including that vetting should be transparent <(>&<)> non-discriminatory. On the other hand, Parliament issued a report on the Pemba community petition- in December 2021 with the recommendation that the stateless Pemba qualify for citizenship under the law and should be conferred nationality to alleviate their suffering. Last but not least, there is an ongoing process of deregistering and issuing IDs to Kenyans who were in the Refugees database -as a result of sustained community action by affected communities and their MPs. Our project will also promote a national discourse on Huduma Bill and a sustainedadvocacy action to ensure that the enacted Bill meets the threshold of law capable of anchoring a transparent and inclusive digitalID in Kenya. Currently, the Bill was circulated in the public for citizens to address their concerns before it goes to the second reading.Oxfam NovibNubian Rights ForumNubian Rights Forum is a human rights organization started in 1997 as a movement that advocates for the rights of the Nubian ethnicminority in Kenya. NRF#s vision is to be part of a society that recognizes minority rights and accords them equal opportunities. Based in Kibra, Nairobi, NRF operates country-wide through its links with other Nubian settlements and partnerships with a range of civil society organizations with a vision to have a society that recognizes the minorities rights and accords them equal opportunities that enables them to realize their goals and rights. NRF's mission is to empower the marginalized Nubian Ethnic minority and other discriminated communities, to effectively access justice, realize their human and peoples# rights through advocacy, networking, lobbying, legal aid, legal education, representation and research.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands KenyaThe right to social and political participation99676 37064 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 37064Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENubian Rights Forum26452 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 26452Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENubian Rights Forum31176 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 31176Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENubian Rights Forum4984 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4984Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENubian Rights ForumCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersDuring the project implementation, the Nubian and Pemba communities presented their key asks to Kenya government which led to recognition of Pemba.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceThere was a lot of willingness from community members including ambassadors to continue engaging with paralegals sensitizing the community on issues around citizenship and nationality during capacity building training with them in Kisii and Kisumu.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansOur aim was to build up a coalition on issues around citizenship and nationality. So far, we have paralegal network that works on nationality issues using legal empowerment.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsThrough twitter, you tube and TikTok, we have been able to share stories of affected communities and individuals who have been locked of out of opportunities due to lack of Identification cards.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06325-02:LAOxfam NovibOverall objective: To contribute to the creation of an enabling environment for community on participation effectively in the formulation and implementation of policies and strategies to end gender-based violence and Nutrition Access; - Specific objective: To increase the technical capacity of Ethnic Women self-support group to mobilise communities and duty bearers to take action to end violence against marginalised and vulnerable women including nutrition access. In order to achieve significant impact at scale in promoting and protecting the rights of women, particularly poor ethnic minority including youth elderly and disability women to a life free from violence and in raising awareness of Lao citizens regarding this fundamental human right, a Community Engagement Model for Gender Based Violence and Nutrition Access. This in turn supports the promotion and inclusion of civil society organisations and community itself in policy dialogue in the formulation and implementation of national strategies and sector policies. The Action includes strong support to build the organisational and technical capacity, especially through coaching and the expansion of their field presence of both TAKIENGLAO and the Lao Gender Network, of organisations that have the best chance of engaging with and influencing policy makers on the issue of GBV. Its emerging importance as a priority in Laos and the region will allow more CSOs to gain expertisein a technical area with potential for ongoing involvement after the Action, through other funding sources. GBV is an issue that depends on social change, making it highly amenable to advocacy and as such a good vehicle within which CSOs can learn and practice techniques to change attitudes, values, beliefs and behaviours and to influence policy formulation and implementation.Oxfam NovibTakienglao AssociationThe Takienglao Community Group is a non profit group that has worked under the umbrella of the Lao Buddhist Fellowship Organizationand grew out of the innovation and creativity of a group of Lao development outreach volunteers. They have worked extensively with rural communities and collaboratively with government theatre groups, media and expert artists in Lao PDR and elsewhere over the last five years, including the Philippines Education Theatre Association (PETA) and Kaoniew theatre group. The objective to engage the target populations in an active and amusing manner, the group decided to integrate outreach advocacy and community theatre performance into their outreach, believing it would positively contribute to behavior change. The group uses participatory approaches to actively involve the target groups in the outreach work with hard to reach population including young migrant workers, ethnic women and children and vulnerable of young girls who affected by health impact from Lao economic investment and human trafficking. The group is now concentrating on building a community of committed and progressive self-support group model and artists who are advocates for cultural, economic and personal development work. They aim to sustain, strengthen and expand partnerships and alliances with other group including theatre performing troupes through networking, capacity building and exchanging performance ideas, issues and solutions.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation48752 -110619257 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19257Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETakienglao Association16400 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16400Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETakienglao Association11988 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11988Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETakienglao AssociationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations- Working together with the district and local teams 05 ppl - The village volunteers have never participated in this kind of activity before, so they have to adjust for a while to be able to access the activity 20 ppl.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations- Exchange of knowledge between public sector partners and village volunteers, and between village volunteers and the people - Community concerns about access to health services - Village volunteers are the main owners of various activities# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasCSO PartnersRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersWe have 20 village volunteers and 35% of women# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workVillage volunteers are participated in each activity as well as exchanged with each other% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceIt is still an old village volunteers who used to participate in previous activities in the activities of the project, 20 village volunteers and 35% of women(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksWe have 05 years strategic plan# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks- Celebration of the International Women day - CSO fair - Linking and Learning(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans- Create a network of women volunteers in the village# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups- poster - VDONL-KVK-27108436-A-06325-03:LAOxfam NovibThe Promoting community to Participation in Village Forest Management Project in Xiengkhouang Province, which anticipates the following results: Changes in person: The group of ethnic women who participated in the project will gained more knowledge andskill aboutvillage forest management and were courageous, outspoken, and community leaders, ethnic women will have the self-confidence to leadethnic women groups among village and project activities and to mobilize women to participate in project activities, as well as to write action plans, reports and community activities. The CASE staffs will be able to encourage ethnic women in activities includingcoordination with partners, planning, implementation, reporting, monitoring and evaluation. At the internal of CASE: CASE Encouragemulti-stakeholder to participation in community development. Therefore, the implementation of the project will enable the CASE to have ethnic staff with the knowledge and ability to represent the organization in participating in projects at both the local and central levels. In addition to the organization, there will be leaders who carry out ethnic activities and aim to share lessons with other organizations Ethnic Group: Indigenous women have improved, for example, ascommunity leaders, facilitators, project implementers, and able to disseminate knowledge and understanding to ethnic women through peer-to-peer External change: Ethnic women are courageous and involved in protecting the village forest and enriching theenvironment. At the same time, there is a process of sharing lessons of the community of learning and making leaders in the community. In addition, forest areas are increasing as a result of forestconservation, including forest resources as a source offood and nutrition. We will not decide or implement to carry out any activities, programs or policies without the direct involvement of the members of the stakeholder group, they will be involved all term of the project period and being the ownership with all activity related. Therefore, the implementation of a project, activity or policyrequires to let the participation understand and welling to implement as their own asset of those affected by the activities. Therefore, CASE considers ethnic women groupsas important key factor in identifying activities and planning, as well as conducting activities so that they can be involved in the process from the planning, implementation and mutual benefit.Oxfam NovibCommunity Association for SalvationCASE is the non-profit organisation in Laos, which established since 2015 with their vision is to Better living condition of community on the poverty reduction with green approach and sustainable. Also the main goals of organisation is to 1. The food, nutrition and income generation aim to encourage villagers to have nutrition food at all seasons and earn more income; 2. Natural resources: Topromote management, protection and sustainable use of natural resources. 3. Environment: In order to encourage the use less of chemicals, waste has an environmental impact 4. Organizational Development: To enhance the capacity of APEDC to implement effectiveness and efficiency to fulfill its mission.These vision and goals are to help those rightsholder which including with Youth, Children, women, Disadvantaged people, Disabled with people in Laos. on the other hand CASE is former APEDC APECD is one of Civil Society Organization (CSO), locate in Xeingkhuang (XK) province, Lao PDR and established since 2015 basedon provincial governor agreement letter issued no. 478/XK. The goal of APECD is to provide the social services especially preservation of natural resources, environment, andcommunity development within Xiengkhuang province with total 23 members including5 board members, 5 staff member, and 2 volunteers.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation49228 15970 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15970Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunity Association for Salvation19400 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19400Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunity Association for Salvation3228 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3228Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunity Association for SalvationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsIn the activity plan, it is sometimes expected due to consultation with the main partners and other partners due to the official work.In the activity plan, it is sometimes expected due to consultation with the main partners and other partners due to the official work.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsThe activities that go on are also expected from the plan because the target home is a village that is largely involved in cultivation, so sometimes it cannot participate in activities.The activities that go on are also expected from the plan because the target home is a village that is largely involved in cultivation, so sometimes it cannot participate in activities.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasIt is necessary to set up the right time and place to define the agenda and also coordinate engagementIt is necessary to set up the right time and place to define the agenda and also coordinate engagementRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersBefore implementing the project, the home's forest management plan is written on the needs of rights holders so they can participate in village forest managementBefore implementing the project, the home's forest management plan is written on the needs of rights holders so they can participate in village forest management# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workThe association has 11 policies so that event participants feel they are in a safe areaThe association has 11 policies so that event participants feel they are in a safe area% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceWomen's advocacy groups have the right to participate in conservation and use of village forestsWomen’s advocacy groups possess the right to actively participate in the conservation and sustainable use of village forests, promoting equitable access and stewardship of these vital natural resources.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksAgree that collaboration among (informal) groups, organizations, and networks is essential for driving meaningful change by pooling our resources and expertise, we can amplify our collective voice and enhance our impact on social issues. We are eager to explore how we can align our efforts and engage more effectively with social actors to address community challenges.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansThe association has partnered with the Provincial Women's Federation to actThe association has partnered with the Provincial Women's Federation to act# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsThe implementation of this activity has not yet been interviewed or filmedThe implementation of this activity has not yet been interviewed or filmed(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksIt also needs to be taught a trained lesson to othersIt also needs to be taught a trained lesson to others# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceVillages in the target area have been funded by VOICE Laos through the establishment of activities through the International Women's Union to develop their own homes, including forests.Villages in the target area have been funded by VOICE Laos through the establishment of activities through the International Women's Union to develop their own homes, including forests.# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsThose who have been encouraged by the program are encouraged to teach each lesson to their peers and teach their friends to their own village membersThese grants not only enable us to address immediate needs but also support the implementation of long-term strategies that can create lasting change within our community. We are committed to leveraging these opportunities effectively and ensuring our efforts align with the goals set by Voice. Participants who have benefited from the program are encouraged to share their knowledge with peers and teach their friends within their villages.# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsProjects acquired as phase 2 make activities very easyProviding a platform for these experts to collaborate with rights holders from Lao Women Union technical person, we can enhance their ability to effectively communicate their needs and priorities to decision-makers. This partnership not only strengthens advocacy efforts but also fosters a more inclusive decision-making process that reflects the voices of those most affected.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsProvide training to strengthen women's groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06325-04:LAOxfam NovibThe proposed project is aimed at enhancing the effectiveness of past projects. The second phase of this project aims to achieve thelong-term overall goal of: to enable people with disabilities to be promoted, developed in various fields and to have access to basic socio-economic services by creating and improving environments, and enforcing public sector policies in compliance with the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRP). This goal will be achieved through three different objectives: The purpose of 1: To socialize and understanding the rights of the district, the provincial and community are visible to the convention of the District and Community These activities will be held in 7 districts of Xieng Khouang Province: Pek, Kham, Phoukoud, Phong Het, Fok, Phaxay and Khoun districts (expanded from 1 district to 7 districts). As is well known, many public sector agencies working on disability have not yet fully heard / accepted this disability law. In the past, we have worked in thesame district, but have been successful in making people with disabilities aware of the rights and policies of the state towards people with disabilities, the community being more understanding of people with disabilities, and the community's negative attitudes toward people with disabilities have been reduced. We need to support the former team from the previous project to organize awareness campaigns to raise the rights of people with disabilities to organize awareness campaigns, raise awareness and raise awareness about people with disabilities throughout society, to avoid discrimination against people, to change prejudices and prejudices, to change prejudices and prejudices.Oxfam NovibPeople with Disabilities DevelopmenMAIN GOAL: Social, private, public and other organisations recognise, and understand issues related to the rights, equality and capacity building for all kinds of disabled people. VISION: Ensure that patients - persons with disabilities and older people have access to health services and rehabilitation services that are high quality, fair, accessible, reducing barriers for better health, better living, reducing family and social burdens.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation49996 25108 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 25108Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPeople with Disabilities Developmen12846 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12846Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPeople with Disabilities Developmen12042 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12042Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPeople with Disabilities DevelopmenCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsBy improve method to linking true situation such as: Let the representative of the disabled be the presenter, prepare the agenda, and then the project team helps to advice important events and games that are suitable with the disabled.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsThe right holders could change the agendas and implemented in their communities according to the goal of the project.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasCoordinating/planning with the target group from begin to the end. The grantees used innovative approaches: participants to be the central of the training in more practical than theory.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersThere is a formal partnership agreement document and they could proposed the proposals to External stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workThere are agreements to officially appoint a representative who disabled coordinator in 7 districts of government and they can implanting activities to help the disabled properly. Moreover, the government stakeholders understand more about the disabled people law and the right holders could have been given more equal right and convenience according to the policies of the law% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceWe have organized the dissemination disability law for 35 villagedisabled coordinators, OPDs and the government Committees for disabled people in the provincial and district level and the process to the communities. This build more confidences to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksWe encourages all the farmers and disabled in-group in the community to propose their problems and needs to the donor# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksOrganizing a platform to exchange experiences of real life and good events that happen in real life(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansReporting problems and needs of each target group through WhatsApp groups and official discussion# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsTraining on how to quickly assess needs and how to solve problems for target groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksTraining on how to quickly assess needs and how to solve problems for target groups# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice # peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsOrganizing a platform to exchange experiences of real life and good events that happen in real life# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsA coach provides knowledge about decision-making in appropriate problem solving(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06325-05:LAOxfam NovibPromote the rights of disadvantaged women workers to the basic rights to life and reduce gender inequalities in the family and society. Based on the lessons learned from our association in the past, the organization staff, partners and target group members, especially women, have the skills in many areas, such as being able to train and disseminate social protection work to the community to recognize and access rights. In addition, the target groups we promote have reduced gender inequality in familiesand communities, andthe change has achieved the goals set in the project (250 families), but it can be seen that the number of target groups and the areas we work on are still limited and need to be addressed. In the past, the amount of time and the amount of funding were limited, making the implementation of the project inconsistent and not yet extensive. Therefore, the IWAA would like to request additional funding for the court to continue implementing the integration program to which we have receivedfunding in the past. The main objectiveof the project is to empower disadvantaged women workers to access their basic rights in their lives and to mobilize stakeholders to understand the issues and needs of their rights and interests, as well as to address gender inequalities and gender inequalities.Oxfam NovibInformal Worker Advancement AssociaIWAA formerly known as HomeNet - HNL is Non-profit Association. IWAA continues to provide guidance and support to grassroots community as not-for-profit community-based project. IWAA formerly was part of ECCDA, that draws together sustainable community and environmental development initiatives that acknowledges the co-dependency of people with their environment, and currently has become member to the Lao CSO Group being actively involved in Social Protection of the DGD Project. In addition, the Director of IWAA is a member of the Lao CSO. IWAA Cooperates and sub-contracts with other organizations, INGO to support the micro finance and home-based workers in Lao PDR.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation50000 17766 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17766Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEInformal Worker Advancement Associa17981 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17981Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEInformal Worker Advancement Associa14253 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14253Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEInformal Worker Advancement AssociaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations4 groups(villages)# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations4 groups(villages)# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendas4 groups(villages)Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06325-06:LAOxfam NovibThis project aims to raise the bar of gender equality among hmong ethnic group women, particularly single moms, also have space forthem to raise their voice properly. Furthermore, we will use GALS to help supporting these womens addressing on this issue. This project will delve deeper into the issue of daughters getting married and then divorcing their families and then returning to live with their parents, unable to die in their parents' home and not be able to have children if the daughter is born with someone else because she is considered unlucky for the family and when she is born. This issue has raised deep awareness that the Hmong have practiced and inherited for hundreds of years until now, especially in Lao PDR. Therefore, the Mutual Aid Association wants to find a solution, initiated by its members to set an example and address this phenomenon by representing 25 single foster mothers as a whole for the affected people. Learn about the roles, rights and responsibilities of Lao women, the Law on the Development and Protection of Women, Gender Equality, Women's and Children's Rights, Forms of Violence and Types of Violence, Trafficking in Persons and Women's Competition from the District or City Women's Union.Oxfam NovibAssociation for Mutual AssistanceAssociation for Mutual Assistant was initiative established in 1995 to assist Hmong migrate who move from rural high heel mountain to stay at the accessible villages in order to access health care services, education, communication and look for sustain occupationin order to reduce slash and burn for agriculture. Many of Hmong family who moved from high heel mountain face a lot of problem to start new life; they had limited agriculture land, and live in far from each other. Apart of that not help one each other when got seriously sick and dead. Poor families unable to prepare funeral ceremony. In 1996, the director of Association for Mutual Assistantsee the needs, he initiated gather 14 Hmong families to establish the saving fund for help poor familywho seriously sick and dead. Through this practice the number of members had increase to 916 families, local authorities found that the saving fund able to assist the poor Hmong family and gather Hmong unity. The local authorizes the paper to establish the organization. Base on the authorization and supporting of the government the association also create a project to assist Hmong ethnic minority access to justice and reserves of traditional of the Hmong and help build the capacity of village authorities to manage land and forest in the target community. Based on the Decree of Non-Profit Association AMA have registered as NPA and growth as members of 1,387 families, which population of 10,887 people, 5,435 people are women, 95% of them are Hmong, 3% Khmu and 2% Lao loum. AMA work in 30 villages in four districts, name LPB City, Pakou, Phonexay and XiengNgeurn. In LPB AMA is only one organization who work directs with ethnic minorities group, the organization has developing the activity, project in tothe three programmers: 1. Unity and saving assist programmes 2. Reserves and promote culture and traditional practices among ethnic minority. 3. Development Programme: Education for ethnic minority girl, health, livelihood and environment protection. Women and child protection. AMA has integrated gender equality practice to all AMA programmer and activity. We found that GALs is very good tool and suitable to our target group.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation46364 14671 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14671Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation for Mutual Assistance20746 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20746Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation for Mutual Assistance-20332 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -20332Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation for Mutual AssistanceCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersThe conference for project overview and introduction been started. There were provincial Lao National Front Organization, Women Union, Foreigner Affair, Home Affair & AMA# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06325-07:LAOxfam NovibSisterhood founded by Hmong ethnic women who concern of ethnic women's education and economic. First two grants received from Voice(2018-2019 and 2020-2021) focus on staff’s capacity building and empowerment ethnic minority youth accessed education and employment. This project aims to ship from ethnic youth who completed our women empowerment program to their community in rural area in province where they came from. 40 women from our previous program will be identify and select as ethnic role model who stand for girls and women education to implementing community dialogues on our daughter’s education and youth mentorship activity in community with early school drop out of girls and women. Overall goal: Communities attitude change on support women andgirls to education and socialservice. Objective: 1. To strengthen transformative leadership of 40 role model who completed our empowerment program to build their confidence and skills through their outreach activities planning; 2. To created space forwomen role model and community discussionabout women’s successful and community strategy for keep their daughter in school; 3. To forge alliances with National Lao Front toinitiative strategy of addressing gender base violence and early school dropout.Oxfam NovibSisterhood for Development AssociatVivNcaug(Sisterhood for Development) is a non-profit group to support the well-being of women and girls to reach their full potential, break the cycle of poverty and raise their status in society. Vision: To achieve an equitable world where ethnic women and girls have equal access to necessary opportunities and resources to empower themselves and shape society. Mission: To support the spiritual, emotional, social, physical, economic wellbeing of women and girls to reach their educational goals and full potential in order to break the cycle of poverty and raise their status in society. Goal: Build a community of socially aware and economically empowered women working together to narrow the socioeconomic divideMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation48346 15004 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15004Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESisterhood for Development Associat14320 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14320Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESisterhood for Development Associat19022 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19022Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESisterhood for Development Associat-8809 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -8809Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESisterhood for Development AssociatCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsCommunity level dialogues# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationswith 4 sub-agendas# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workCommunity dialogues group% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksSDA, HMN, AMA, Lao Front, Youth Union, Namthuam Association# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networkswith 4 sub-plans# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06326-02:LAOxfam NovibFurther, very limited space exists for the village communities to reflect on the experience and lessons learned to improve working methods and tools that could really fit with the women and the youths. Unfortunately, Namsat and Houaphou village do not have any funding to support poor rural communities, but they have plenty of red mushroom natural resources with local actors to generate incometo their families. experimenting with this new method and structure of the multi-stakeholder workshop will require new funding sources. If BNDA could be funded to continue to support this activity of new methodology including PPA and GALS, it could create good outcomes through to multi-stakeholder’s dialogue, and sustainable value chain development through income generation to poor community and especially the villagers and private sector to increase the capacity in the long-term production and trade strategy planning, visibility and stake-ownership in bamboo value chains development after the project phase-out. Especially, these 2 remote villages. There are 2 villages Namsa and Houphou village in Hiem district involve in the red mushroom chain are affected by poverty (The social economy of Huaphanh province, 22 January 2021), while there are 2 villages with 105 households, 133 families, 620 populations with 290 women, and 28 poor households, there are 5 households of people with disabilities and 6 people with disability. It is including elders, adults, young, disabled, and children. Empowering the ethnic women andyoung generation through sustainable natural resource management and value chain development with improving their socio-economic rights by using inclusive participatory approach and Gender Action Learning System. Specific Objective (SO) 01: To enabling ofthe producer groups (PGs) creation through different training and analysis with the villagers the importance of collective coordination and production through strengthening the group with clear roles and responsibilities that will best use the specializedskills of men, PWD, and women in the villages. This emphasizes teamwork, negotiation skills, and market linkage and access. This also includes PG development plan in the future after the project phases out, PG can continue and work with their PG members;Expected Result 1: Village representatives, women, PWD and youth representatives, and relevant government partners reflected shared experiences and lessons learned on method and tools used for income generation and resources management, gender issue andwomen and youth involvement Reflections contributed to improving, adapting the methods and tools to fit with villages and also how best to include women and youthOxfam NovibBamboo and Non-Timber Forest ProducBamboo and Non-Timber Forest Products Development Association (BNDA) was established in 2020 as a Lao local non-profit organizationwith under Lao legal statutes, BNDA is composed of young professionals and village technicians who are technically skilledtrainers coming from the villages. The BNDA has been created in order to support the capacity building of rural communities on sustainable natural resource management as bamboo and NTFPs with value chain development for livelihoods improvement. Since 2014, BNDA staffs thathave been working with GRET to support bamboo sector for discussion the long-term potentials for the continuation of their support in the province. The most attractive potential which would allow local expertise to realize their collective vision was development of a local non-profit association, designed to provide technical support and services on bamboo and NTFPs. Since 2017, these staffs along with new lao colleagues that initiated the process of NPA registration while collecting experience through supporting development of Bamboo and NTFPs value chains in more than 80 villages in 4 districts as Xamneua, Viengxay, Sabbao, and Huamueng in Houaphanhprovince. This experience includes the sustainable forest management plan through a bottom-up approach by using the learning cycle process tools in working with communities and other stakeholders. Additionally, practical experience and skill has been accumulatingon producer group development, market linkage and access, forest monitoring,bamboo plantation skills and team capacity building. Recognizing the important contribution that gender perspective could provide to the new association and its members and to communitiesbeing supported. In the past few years, the BNDA and its members have been learning and reflecting on gender issues and perspectives. This foundational initiative is supported using the Gender Action Learning System (GALS), which toolset allows communities to reflect and collectively better define contributing and activeroles that women and youth could play within the village and its different socio-economic structures (producer group, village forest committee, etc). As part of its inclusive vision. Also, have been learning-by-doing, diversity inclusion. So that, its approaches and methodologies could be well adapted to support persons with disabilities. In totality, now that the BNDA have been fully registered and recognized by the government, its members enthusiastically embark on the journey of fully utilizing itscollective expertise and experience to support the bamboo and NTFP sector within Houaphanh province and beyond.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation24909 9417 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9417Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBamboo and Non-Timber Forest Produc9029 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9029Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBamboo and Non-Timber Forest Produc6463 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6463Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBamboo and Non-Timber Forest ProducCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasAdjust the activity based on the potential of the bamboo and NTFPs existing in the villages. Two villages want to pilot the development of the producer group through red mushroom value chain development for income generation for 2 poor ethnic villageAdjust the activity based on the potential of the bamboo and NTFPs existing in the villages. Two villages want to pilot the development of the producer group through red mushroom value chain development for income generation for 2 poor ethnic villageRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersShared lesson learn and experience to outside village and district.Shared lesson learn and experience to outside village and district.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workYouth and women volunteer motivate to participate in the project by themselvesYouth and women volunteer motivate to participate in the project by themselves% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06326-03:LAOxfam NovibStrengthen the Don’t Stop Dream Team in promoting the rights of young women to become leaders in community activities. The concept of the project arises from our DSDT, a group of young women who are passionate about volunteering and helping the community. We havecollaborated and conducted activities to build youth leaders for community development and to create a space for sharing and learning about social activities such as volunteering, understanding oneself and others, creative thinking through analytical tools, leadership skills, and more. Started since the end of 2020, we can see that after the implementation of the Youth Leadership for Community Development (YTD) program, the results have exceeded expectations. For example, we can meet the needs of young people in the development of Soft Skills and be able to create young people who are active in the community beyond expectations. However, the Don’t Stop Dream Team (DSDT) group still faces many limitations and challenges: as an unregistered organization, the office management systemis not yet formalized, there are no permanent staff responsible for each job. For this reason, when we go to implement activities, it is still a problem that society lacks faith in DSDT. In addition to the above challenges, DSDT, we also see barriers to the development of our young women, whether it is social acceptance or acceptance of the diversity of young women. Like "us" in deciding for oneself. Such as choosing a course, choosing to do what you like or access to skills development.Oxfam NovibLife Skills Development AssociationThe interim committee for establishing Life Skill Development Association was officially set up and approved on 12 April 2010 by Public Administration and Civil Services Authority, Prime-Minister’s Office. After that, on 31st August 2010, a Decision No. 150/PACSA, on the approval for establishing Life Skills Development Association of which the acronym is LSDA was officially issued by Public Administration and Civil Services Authority, Prime Minister’s Office. On 23 December 2010, LSDA was officially approved to act in accordance with its regulation. Currently, register under the Ministry of Home Affair for the year 2021 No. 85 / ກພລ dated 1 December 2020.Previously LSDA analyze its potentials and the problems related to organization and then built the strategy 2010-2014. The second phase from 2016-2020, and the third phase is to develop a strategic plan from 2021-2025. During this time, LSDA recognized Participatory Learning and Action (PLA) and Inter-Cultural Education (ICE) as its working approach andfocused on building volunteers to lead activities in target groups. LSDA is a learning center and equipped with skills in promoting disadvantaged children and youths. − Increase capability and skills of LSDA staff and partners in management and technicalworks with quality and in line with local context. − Promote children and youths so that they can be developed in accordance with their talent through learning process both inside and outside school. − Promote and build awareness in vulnerable groups ofchildren and youths for fighting with additive substanceand social draw back. − Develop primary school teachers so that they have skills in arranging teaching and learning activities (preparation of lesson plans, child-centered teaching method, production of teaching aid, building child friendly school environment…) with quality and relevance to local context. − Promote and encourage villagers’ ownership in local curriculum development in cooperation with teachers, district education and sport bureau(DESB) and provincial education and sport department (PESD) by using participatory learning and action (PLA) and inter-cultural education (ICE). − Build and develop child and youth volunteers so that they haveskills in activities leadership and helpingsociety by using PLA and ICE. − Build network both internally and externally (government, INGOs, CSOs, NGOs, NPAs) for exchange of experiences in doing social development works. − Build and develop curricular, media, manuals, training tools for projectworks in organization and for exchange with other organizations.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation24999 8083 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8083Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELife Skills Development Association10818 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10818Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELife Skills Development Association6098 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6098Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELife Skills Development AssociationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06327-02:LAOxfam NovibToday, the elderly is the fastest growing demographic group in the world due to increase in life expectancy. According to the decree No. 2822/LSW of 2004, the elderly people are the population at the age of 60 and over. Based on the estimation of the current demographic data in the IXth Five Year 2021-2026 Socio-Economic Plan of Lao PDR, the country will enter into the elderly society in 2038. Thus in order to prepare the current young population to be the future elderly with resilient to abuses, they need to understand and address the issues currently faced by the elderly and advocate for policy change towards the elderly. Lao PDR has little study and record on the elder abuse for advocacy of policy change. This project is aiming at empowering the youth to influence policy change towards the elderly. This will be achieved by involving the youth to study and address the issues faced by the elderly especially advocate for policy change. The elderly will be the active participants of the project in providing information on their abuses within the families and communities and in raising voices through the youth on how do they want to see policy and social changes towardsthe elderly. Finally, participation from older adults will be mobilize in order to create empowering intervention strategies that are designed in accordance to the requirements of the elderly and are in line with the principles of respect, dignity, and choice. The solutions proposed will be the activities for the following expected outcomes : 1. The voice of the seniors on elderly abuse are heard by their family members and communities. This will be achieved by the following activities: 1.1 Baseline survey to screen elderly abuses in the target 40 villages in 3 districts 1.2 Establishment and training of the youth volunteers in data collection and advocacy for the prevention of the elder abuse 1.3 Dissemination of findings from baseline survey and policies of the government on the prevention of elder abuse 1.4 Campaign on the "Respect for Seniors and Life Long Learning" 2. Models of care and support for the elderly relevant to the local context carried out by local government, private and community based social services. This will be achieved by: 2.1 Home visit to the vulnerable elderly people affected by violence and negligence 2.2 Provision of counselling service to the severely affected elderly by violence (both psychological and physical violence) 2.3 Support activities in sociological inclusion of the elderly and youth in community affairs 3. A better and effective policy and programme in providing social assistance andsocial protection for the elderly are promoted and adapted. This will be achieved by 3.1 Participation of the youth in different meetings at the district, provincial and central levels in updating policy towards the elderly 3.2 Support community radio programme on issues related to the elderly 3.3. Development of information education communication (IEC) materials for advocacy of the rights to protection of the elderly on social media.Oxfam NovibNamjai Community AssociationOur organization has a vision to create, establish, and build compassionate communities where people live in dignity through a continuous and participatory process for sustainable development. Namjai Community Association will work to promote sustainableand transformational development in communities and society, and advocacy to change the root causes of poverty and injustice. We will work with and for ethnic communities in cooperation with relevant authorities and development partners. We are guided by05 core values: 1.Human Dignity. Human dignity encompasses all humanity from the beginning to the end of life, irrespective of class, gender, faith or ethnicity. 2. Equality. All humans have the right to life, health, shelter, education, work, the freepractice of faith and equality before the law 3. Inclusive Communities. As human we are dependent on each other, with rights and responsibilities for our common life 4. Compassion. As human being we need to transform indifference, share love with everyone and act accordingly. 5. Accountability. We strive for open and honest communication, transparent practices in all our activities, finance and resources management Our understanding of human dignity builds on the belief that all human beings havefundamental value and unique talents to share, irrespective of faith, culture, gender, sexual orientation, age, functional abilities or ethnicity. Human dignity is the foundation of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which represents the world's longing for well-being, justice and security for all peoples and all nations. This inspires us to work on an agenda of gender and rights of the ethnic minorities.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation135001 -1638743863 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 43863Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENamjai Community Association28385 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28385Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENamjai Community Association27410 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 27410Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENamjai Community Association24843 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 24843Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENamjai Community Association-5887 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -5887Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENamjai Community AssociationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations1. Preservation of customary practice during cultural events in the villages especially the Kean Lao music# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations1. Preservation of customary practice during cultural events in the villages especially the Kean Lao music 2. Adaptation of the seniors and the youth to live in harmony with respect of the seniors 3. Preservation of forest around Konglor Cave by reforestation 4. Provision of vegetable seeds to the elderly 1. Preservation of customary practice during cultural events in the villages especially the Kean Lao music 2. Adaptation of the seniors and the youth to live in harmony with respect of the seniors. 3. Preservation of forest around Konglor Cave by reforestation during National Tree Planting Day in June 1 4. Livelihood restoration after flood disaster Participation of the elderly group in Sisattanak District in the celebration of the International Elderly Day and in the consultation of the draft 5 Year Plan Action on the elderly for Nakai District# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasNCA and Mettadham as our partner CSO.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders16 elderly clubs in the target villages with 4 peer educators in each club and 50% are female# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workThe number of right holder groups remained unchanged. However, 10 new peer educators of whom 4 are the women have been selected to replace those who have out-migrated from the area as well as those who could not fully participate in the peer group activities% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceAll groups have gained confidence to raise their voices at the consultation meetings on the draft strategy for the elderly. During the flood disaster they also use social media to ask for prompt support.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks3 plans in each target village: • 16 plans for preservation of traditional culture • 16 plans for adaptation to climate change 16 plans for advocacy on the rights of the elderly towards district authorities# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice1 proposal submitted to Linking and Leaning small grant# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects2 platforms during the visit of Director the Department of Policy for People with Outstanding Contribution, the Disable People and the Elderly to the project area 2 platforms during the consultation on the draft Plan of Action on the Elderly in Nakai District 4 platforms during the monitoring visit of the Project Steering Committee to the target villages# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups1. For development of strategy and 5 year action plan of the elderly 2. For facilitating training in peer group activities 3. For staff capacity building in monitoring and reporting For Participatory Learning and Action 4. For Participatory Learning and Action(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsParticipatory Learning and Review in 8 villagesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06327-03:LAOxfam NovibStrengthen Organization People with Disabilities (OPDs) and the Disability movement to effectively advocate for the inclusion of people with disabilities across all impairment groups at national level and in Attapeu Province, Sekong Province, Xiangkhouang Province and Vientiane capital. The government of the Lao PDR has adhered to a number of international treaties: it has ratified the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) in 2009 and acceded to the Convention on the Rights of theChild (CRC) in 1991. Whilst the government of the Lao PDR ratified the CRDP in 2009 and issued the Decree on the Rights of People with Disabilities in 2014, neither carries the force of law and the Lao PDR is yet to become a fully inclusive society. The2015 Population and Housing Census has largely underestimated the number of people with disabilities in the country. It has identified around 160,881 persons withdisabilities or 2.8% of the population in stark contrast with estimates provided by WHO intheir World Disability Report indicating that people with disabilities represent 15% of the world population. There is very little information on people with disabilities from minority ethnic groups living in remote areas and given the level of poverty andlack of quality basic services these groups are faced with, people with disabilities are among the most deprived. Since 2015, The National Committee for Disabled People and the Elderly (NCDE), under the MOLSW, is leading the development of two main documents: The National Policy for Persons with Disabilities andthe National Strategy and Action Plan for Persons with Disabilities. NCDE is working closely with line ministries, OPDs, INGOs and coordinate several consultation meetings. The 2 documents are finalized and have been submitted to the Ministry. In parallel, NCDE drafted a Disability Law that was reviewed by the National Assembly in December 2018. However, the government of Laos has not yet enacted this law. In spite of this legal and strategicframework promoting disability inclusion (the Decree on the rights of persons with disabilities, the Disability law, national policy, strategy and action plan), the reality of the legal context of disability in Lao PDR does not guarantee the rights to health, education, employment, leisure activities, communication and information as well as mobility, for persons with disabilities. These problems include: • The fact that the ratified Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (2009) is not implemented effectively. This limits the obligations of Lao PDR to uphold the rights of persons with disabilities. • The lack of recognition of the special needs of persons with disabilities and the general lack of knowledge of disability issues from political and administrative authorities. • The non-systematic application of the Lao legal framework that includes the Decree on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, which sets out, “protects and promotes the rights of people with disabilities, in areas that affect their everyday lives: access to healthcare, inclusive education, vocational training and employment and specify entitlements to lower or zero fees to use these services” (2014).Oxfam NovibWomen with Disability Association (The Lao Disabled Women’s Development Centre (LDWDC) was established in 2001 as a non-profit organisation and is registered under the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare. It is run by women with disabilities, primarily for women with disabilities and their families in Lao PDR. The LDWDC developed their strategic plan 2018-2022, which is in the process of finalization. Their vision is to havean inclusive society where people with disabilities are living independently and have equal rights and opportunity of access to healthcare, education, employment and services to enable them to achieve their full potential. Their mission is to empower women with disabilities in Laos to be fully participating and contributing members of the community. Their priorities are to develop the potential of women with disabilities, advocate on behalf of women with disabilities to raise community awareness, provide reliable, sustainable and culturally appropriate client services, and promote growth and sustainability of the organisation through effective resource management. LDWDC provides vocational and life skills training to women with disabilities in the areas of sewing, weaving, recycled paper products, IT, English, social services and development and small business. LDWDC provides training in their centre in Vientiane Capital and short courses in different provinces throughout Laos. The centre of LDWDC is a handicraft production unit that employs around 34 trained women with disabilities. LDWDC supports trained students to find decent work or/and start small businesses. LDWDC expanded its activities to advocacy at national and local levels in relation to gender, disability inclusion, and policy dialogueand legislation development. In their advocacy, they have broadened their scope to include all women, girls, men and boys with disabilities. Over the years, LDWDC staff received a series of capacity development training on relevant topics such as leadership, project management, small business management, health care and reproductive health.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation120450 -756523769 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23769Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen with Disability Association (25450 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 25450Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen with Disability Association (32228 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 32228Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen with Disability Association (31438 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 31438Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen with Disability Association (Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersRightsholders showed collective demand on the enforcement of the law on PWDs by presenting their cases to stakeholders (related government officials).# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksRepresentatives of people with disabilities, elderly people and chief of 7villages has been discussing on removing barriers and integrating disability rights and social inclusion into their community’s plan particularly about promoting disability job employment and promoting disability awareness raising among community’s members.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceThe head of seven villages has been informed about the income tax policy for persons with disabilities and has agreed to exempt such individuals from income tax within their respective villages.# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsthe target 7 groups (villages) influenced village authorities to comply with the laws on PWDs, for example an exemption of stamp/duty fee for PWDs.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06328-02:LAOxfam NovibRDA understands the term inclusive innovation to mean innovation that seeks to develop and deliver innovative goods and services incorporating the needs and interests of those most marginalised and vulnerable in society including the poor, women, children, youth,the disabled, and those identifying as LGBTQI+; and which seek to stimulate development for those groups. Inclusive innovation works to amplify the voices of the marginalised and must actively include those who are excluded from the mainstream of development. This means the work need to not only be inclusive in its process but in its solutions as well. RDA is a strong believer in taking a participatory/ human centered design approach to program development and implementation. RDA utilizes Participatory Rural Appraisal andAction Research in many of its projects working intimately with communities to find the solutions that will work for them. One of our most recent projects included the Voice funded InYouth project which reflects RDA approach to programming. While the general structure of the project was designed by RDA the target youth where involved in each step of the process from design to the final product and this was only possible because youth participants where given the tools (both practical and soft skills) and were empowered totake ownership of the project. Both RDA and STELLA understand the importance of the principle Nothing About Us, Without Us and understand the value of receiving a grant that will allow the piloting of innovative community development approaches. Often donors and partners ask for organizations (especially smaller or local organizations) to take the most conservative route when developing projects so we understand the significance of having the opportunity to even present innovative solutions for funding.Oxfam NovibRural Development AgencyRDA is a Lao-based non-profit social enterprise founded in 2009 as an offshoot of PADETC (Participatory Development Training Centre). RDA began as a semi-autonomous organization SuanMaiLao Eco-Forest Learning Centre (SML) which focused on educating youngpeople and the general public on the importance of ecology in relation to holistic education and development. SML would go on to become the Rural Development Agency (RDA) in 2015. RDA has gone on to expand its efforts toward developing and participatingin projects that take community centred approaches in WASH, Nutrition, Environmental Conservation and Youth Engagement. RDA Vision is to become a model Agency that inspires and empowers rural communities. Our mission is facilitating a holistic self-sustaining capacity strengtheningand quality provision of services in community education, environmental health and youth empowerment. The overall objective / Goal is to be recognized as innovative industry leaders, delivering quality programs in communitydevelopment by investing in the trainingof RDAs human resources, fostering, creativity and developing individual capacity. RDA has extensive experience and networks within the Lao PDR working with young people, communities, local authorities and villagefunctionalities in promoting sustainable and inclusive community development in Lao PDR. RDA believes communities have the ability to be self-sustaining when their capacity, confidence, networking, and dialogue skills are developed.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation149695 53688 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 53688Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Development Agency64170 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 64170Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Development Agency22332 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 22332Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Development Agency9505 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9505Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Development Agency4162 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4162Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Development AgencyCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positions5 out of 6 NOW-Us Laos awardees from two batches have had women in the leadership positions, including wecare, Fanglao, XWGP, LFN, and Lao Rugby, Including RDA as an organizer.CSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant6 Winners, including 3 Awardees of Vol.1 and 3 Awardees of Vol. 2# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06328-03:LAOxfam NovibTo support Linking and Learning Facilitation activities, HJA and Phan-Thin will use the “FAH” approach the key approach to facilitate learning journey of grantees relate to transition of “Storytelling to story doer/action”. The mechanism and tools in learning aredesigned to be fit with grantees capacity individually. “FAH” Approach definition is “F” means facilitation based on blending of coaching and mentoring approach to assure the continuity of learning and self-development of grantees. “A” means action along the learning journey of grantees that demonstrate via the linking and learning activities that bring in explore, experiment and exchange (3E) concept. “H” means harvesting of the lesson learnt from explore, experiment and exchange along the learning journey. Effective harvesting comes from effective coordination, collaboration, caring, networking, nurture and neutral. Harvesting will focus to the growth beyond the technical aspects. HJA and Phan-Thin will develop the guidebook and toolbox as the key strategy for linking and learning facilitation that gathering entire principles, process, and tools to support everyone involving with this project. The guidebook and toolbox produce in hard copy and upload to the website, grantees will get 1 set and can download for soft copy if need. The improvement of guidebook and toolbox will be during the project’s life on monthly basis. From above approach, HJA and Phan-Thin identifythe position named “FAH” and “Learning <(>&<)> Observation Team (LO)” to supportthe linking and learning facilitation. “FAH” will support “LO” and NPAs in specific areas of learning such as shaping the knowledge by transition lesson learnt to action, scaling up the lesson learnt, etc., in participatory approach. “LO” will collaborateclosely with NPAs as the learner and observer act as the catalyst for learning of NPAs base on explore, experiment and exchange (3E) concept, point out the learning points and changes that canbenefit to NPAs, along their journey. “LO” will flag “FAH” forsupport in case of any interesting topics that NPAs and “LO” find outtogether. “LO” will be also the role model that represents and inspiration the grantees on being a good learner and peer to peer learning. NPAs and “LO” will capture the lesson learntand identify the credible evidence, bring to exchange in linking and learning event and forum, CoP, CoS, social event, etc., in country, regional, and global. Additionally, “FAH” will deliver support to the “LO” by using “Peer coaching” to cope with anyissues during “LO” collaboration with grantees. The entire lesson learnt from linking and learning activities presented through publication and multimedia platforms such as social media, online and offline. Moreover, the findings of any tools (learning and/or working) will upload to the “Initiative toolbox” in cloud system by grantees, FAH participate in shaping into effective tools, grantees can explore any tools in “initiative toolbox”, tools experiments and exchange the results in organization level,withother NPAs, and network level, respectively. The monitoring and evaluation of learning will support by “FAH” to make sure that the linking and learning activities are on track and can capture the significant changes during the learning journey of grantees. HJA and Phan-Thin will design the M<(>&<)>E system since the beginning, to make sure effective tools and methods are in place.Oxfam NovibHuam Jai Asasamak Association (HJA)Huam Jai Asasamak Association (“United in Volunteering”, or HJA) is a Lao Civil Society Organization, formed following a research project commissioned by the Canadian organization CUSO in 2003. In 2007 HJA established the Lao PDR’s first national youth volunteering programme, focusing on volunteers from rural areas and ethnic minorities aged between 18 and 25 years old. The programme providesopportunity to work as volunteer for twelve months with partner organization in community development, and so they gain knowledge, skills and experience in strengthening their community’s growth and development. To date, over 100 young people have successfully completed this volunteer internship programme. In 2012 HJA then puts in community volunteering programme, support volunteers who havecompleted their placements to develop projects within their communities and others in term of building capacity of marginalized group, particularly ethnic minority, and women—over past ten years, has supported over 100 volunteers working with 30 partners in the Lao PDR and has improved the lives of over 1,000 people living in disadvantaged communities. Since 2014 HJA is registered as Non-Profit Association with the Lao Ministry of Home Affairs. Under HJA’s strategy plan 2017 - 2020, HJA has goal to develop youth to be leader, facilitator, and contribution to community development as well as to build capacity, vision, and mission to achievement and acknowledgement in public under title: “HuamJai Assamak has standard administration, Services and Central capacity building of Youth” and being representative for youth’s rights protection, promotion, and fulfil for all youth in community. Phan-Thin Social Enterprise is a none profit Organization. It works on community development toward to liveable society where there is justice, wellbeing, and prosperity for all people. Phan-Thin is focusing on contributing to eradication of all form of inequality and injustice in Lao society by developing the capacity and enhancing a participatory framework for disadvantage and minority people and develop the capacity of youth in all CSOs so they will engage in Social, Environment, Economic Development (SEED) by using holistic and interaction approach.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation224083 46917 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 46917Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHuam Jai Asasamak Association (HJA)-11373 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -11373Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHuam Jai Asasamak Association (HJA)Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06328-04:LAOxfam NovibThis project will provide micro-business development support for elderly people, by facilitating collaboration with youths from rural and urban areas. The project team intends to harvest the enormous potential of existing traditional processing (agriculture products) and crafts techniques/skills of elderly men and women in Laos, to meet current market demands by modernizing the way their products are developed and marketed. To do this, youths that are passionate about financial management, product development or marketing, are matched with the skillful elderly to become intergenerational business teams. Youths, particularly from indigenous communities, who are interested in learning traditional processes and skills, may also be matched with elderly mentors in a mutually beneficial exchange between generations. Technology and market trends are changing at all levels of production, processing, design, packaging, transportation, trading, communication, marketing, and even payment systems. The elderly are usually left out of these modernization processes, making them and their craft vulnerable. Furthermore, techniques, knowledge, and products that have traditionally generated income for entire communities are at risk of being lost forever if a new, passionate generation does not step in to take that learning into the modern world. Therefore, the project aims to develop an economic empowerment platform for elderly people in ruralcommunities to generate income, while also building the capacity of youths in rural areas, especially of early married girls, on micro-business development in its three fundamental areas: (i) Marketing (ii) Product (iii) Finance Management. So, if on the one handproducts will be developed by elderly and youths together in rural communities, on the other, urban youths will support them with marketing, communication, and product design. What is the change we want to see? Short-term changes: ● Products from vulnerable elderly meet market demand and are distributed widely in the domestic market based on their business viability and not as charity products only. ● Vulnerable elderly have access to learning and market outlets to improve and sell their products to generate income towards financial stability. ● Vulnerableyouth in rural areas have better entrepreneurship skills and access to traditional learning opportunities gained from the target elderly. ● The establishment of a new peer to peer platform for elderly and youths to interact, learn, and exchange. ● Increase awareness in Laos on the elderly as resourceful and innovative members of society who can generate employment opportunities for youths in rural and urban areas. Long-term changes: ● There is a shift in perception by youths on the skills of the elderly, towards a renewed appreciation for traditional knowledge and its conservation as a cultural and economic asset for society. ● Local skills and knowledge are automatically conserved and renovated based on market trends ● A new approach to providingmicro-business development support for the elderly is scaled/up and adapted for use in different contexts of society.Oxfam NovibDAKDAEDakDae was founded in January 2018 by three women founders. DakDae was founded because they saw the value and market potential of local products but at the same time the limited support to add value to those products at that time. Therefore, the first founder of DakDae who had been working in the development sector and Fairtrade for five years and had a network of local producers, started collaborating with the second founder who shared the same vision and had the product development and design skills toestablish DakDae. After that DakDae found the third founder in order to take care of stock, sales, and finance. DakDae has one physical shop, selling100% local products in Vientiane Capital since 2018. At the end of 2019 DakDae expanded one branch inKhammouane Province. DakDae isselling/developing both agro-processed products (80%) and handicraft/handmade products (20%). DakDae is working with the private sector and producers around Laos. DakDae’s goal is to source/put together local products in one place in Vientiane Capital and expand branches in major cities around the country. For each target city, DakDae aims to develop unique products through upgrading or developing value chains based on market demand. Most of the producers we work with, both in agriculture and handicraft, are aged 50-89 years old, while few youths are currently involved in production. This meant that DakDae has sometimes struggled with distance communication, new designs, quality control, logistics, and payments, which can be more challenging for the older generation. DakDae has been trying to involve their children to fulfill those gaps and it has been quite successful so far. Despite the promising results, DakDae is still concerned with the sustainability of the supply chain and market expansion because the limited number of youths involved causes a limited scale of production. In mid-2020, after the first wave of COVID-19 in Laos, DakDae piloted a pottery project with elderly artisans in Khammouane Province with no youth involvement. In 2021 during our project follow-up, returnee youths (who went to work in Thailand but had to return home due to outbreak in Thailand) were more involved and active in the production and even marketing through Facebook during our workshop on new product design. Other cases involved two of our trainees (high school students) from rural areas. The first youth started to try to develop new packaging and to market agro-processed products (dried bamboo shoot) for parents. The second youth brought ethnic handicrafts from his community to sell in Vientiane Capital during his exam for university. Unfortunately, it was not very successful due to limited market information, limitations in the product design and the mindset to turn such opportunities into employment.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation105673 620 18540 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18540Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDAKDAE35695 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 35695Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDAKDAE46153 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 46153Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDAKDAE5905 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5905Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDAKDAECivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations12 value chains 12 eldery groups that collaborate with local youth and youth based in VTE# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations13 value chains 12 eldery groups that collaborate with local youth and youth based in VTE# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendas"o Elderly : 65 rightsholders, 53 femaleso Local youth : 16 rightsholders, 13females o Youth in VTE : 21 rightsholders, 13 females "Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersSome groups are dropped during project implementation because the lack of interest to continue but 24 products from 13 groups has been developed and started to distribute# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work13 elderly groups, 1 local youth group and 1 youth based in VTE that partner support each eldery group per value chain% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceElderly : 65 rightsholders, 53 females,Local youth : 16 rightsholders, 13females, Youth in VTE : 21 rightsholders, 13 femalesGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questionsIncluded learning questions through collab project with WDA# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge3 podcast. 1 VDO, 1 cartoon series and 3 case studies# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeBecause limited budget on extension period number of event reduces from 4 to 1 with 2657 visitor physically and average 24,205 engagement reach via Facebook liveGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and Learning12 value chains, 12 eldery groups that collaborate with local youth and youth based in VTENew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantSome groups are dropped during project implementation because the lack of interest to continue but 24 products from 13 groups has been developed and started to distribute# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesSome groups are dropped during project implementation because the lack of interest to continue but 24 products from 13 groups has been developed and started to distribute# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approaches21 communication tools as mentioned above and 12 story board of producersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06328-05:LAOxfam NovibLGBTI is a diverse community. However, we see that, in Laos, they appear to be largely represented as people in entertainment or service industries. We feel that such a diverse group of people cannot possibly fit into this narrow spectrum profession. We choose tofocus on profession because it is what we as individuals contribute to communities at large. For some of us, it is what brings us pride; for others, it is a sense of purpose, a reason for being, a livelihood, a way to give back, or even a way toengage in decision-making processes, particularly those that concern them. We have started to explore various stories of people in the LGBTI community, starting within the dance profession. We found that while some of them have chosen dance (or adoptedit as an option available to them) as a way to express themselves, they are mostly limited to commercial mainstream styles that lack the dance “vocabulary” to really “say” very much, typically it is within the pop genre. We want to see, given the “vocabulary” of contemporary dance, what stories these dancers (whether professionals or amateurs) would tell through movement. From initial discussions, there is much they would like to share: how they feel about their place in society as well as in intimaterelationships, the invisible barriers that preventthem from truly participating in society, the stereotypes and myths they would like to shine light on, and so on. We feel strongly that these are worthwhile stories to share, though a language of dance that has no “banned” words, or “sensitive” vocabularies, no censorship intrusion. Once we have stories developed, movement crafted (choreographed), and dancers prepped, we want to share the stories far and wide. We will take every opportunity: at our own dance hall, in schools, at functions, festivals, in town as well as remote areas. Note: this portion of the initiative is not part of this proposal for funding. We will raise funds from elsewhere for distribution (performance). Much has been achieved in terms of raising awareness among societies at large about the identity of people who do not fall into the heterosexual norms, much remains to be told about their everyday struggles, starting with that which has the most impact on their livelihoods: their professions. As can be seen, most people who openly belong to the LGBTQI community earn their livelihood from the entertainment, art, and service industries. While these are perfectly legitimate industries, they do not necessarily support the diverse passion these people have. Invisible barriers exist in preventing full inclusion of everyone to participate in the profession of their passion. We want society to hear the stories of such struggles, to see the barriers that people have not seen, and join usand the LGBTQi community in lifting them one by one. This is the first time we attempt to address this issue. We took inspiration from a project we did in 2019 where we danced to tell stories of people living with HIV and performed in schools, particularlymedical and nursing schools throughout the country. Through that experience, we learned that dance opened people up to hear about issues that would otherwise be shy upon. Through little words, dance prompted people (the audience) to ask questions afterwards, generating much discussion even among those (doctors and nurses in training) who should know the issues already. What motivated us to create this new initiative with LGBTQI people is the change in perception among our audiences. Telling storiesthrough dance can get to people’s emotions about complex issues that words sometimes cannot describe. And emotions can drive action. We hopethat through touching people’s emotions with dance, we would generate conversations about barriers that prevent LGBTQIpeople from fully participating in society, especially in issues concerning them. We have just completed an explorative workshop with a small group of LGBTQI people who typically engage in K-POP dance. Through our 5-day workshop, they were given new techniques to use their bodies, or new “vocabularies” that they can use to express themselves, which differ from pop movements which today centres mostly around sexual expression. After they have learned to “speak” with a different language now, theyare eager to use it. They have asked us about what is next in our plan. So with funding, we can move towards choreographing their stories and train them to perform. Within 6 months, they would be able to share their stories far and wide.Oxfam NovibSTELLASTELLA is the host for FANGLAO Now Us Award Winner 1st batch. In 2006, two dancers Noutnapha Soydala and Ounla Phaoudom took dance workshops with Lao-French choreographer Olé Khamchanla from the company KHAM. We learned many dance techniques, especiallyhow to create contemporary dance performance by using Lao traditional and modern dances. From 2008, we were invited to France for residencies for cultural exchanges and visits to arts infrastructures. In 2013, inspired by this international exchange, we decided to create FANGLAO Dance Company in Vientiane. FANGLAO is a dance company that aims to develop the art of dancing to be recognized in Lao society. FANGLAO produces dance performing arts in a variety of styles. We not only create dance pieces for entertainment purposes but produce with the focus on development as well. Our works reflect story-telling through dance as a form of communication to audiences. FANGLAO supports the elimination of gender and ethnic inequalities. We encourage women to take part in our performances, and every ethnic group to use their local dance and ideas in the works. STELLA is a social enterprise, founded by two young social workers who are passionate about fostering human potentials, especially in young people. They believe that youths are tremendous force of change and can contribute much more to society if given full participation. STELLA wants to provide a unique platform that enables youths to meet each other, explore possibilities, exchange expertise, and create communities that matters to certain groups, with the aim ofencouraging personal growth and creative solution to drive for positive change in society.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation15000 6210 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6210Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESTELLA8790 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8790Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESTELLACivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice%(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06328-06:LAOxfam NovibWeCare is the first prize winner of NOW-Us Awards Laos Vol.1, and being hosted by Rural Development Agency(RDA) wecare, a mental health tech social enterprise founded in 2020, and with a belief in good mental health starts with listening — empathy. Atwecare, we are devoted to elevate the lives of people living with mental illness, strive to enable everyone, especially marginalized populations to access mental health care, and aim to help 41,000 people with mental health issues untreated as reported and unreported cases in Laos have access to mental health care by 2030. "970 million people worldwide had a mental or substance use disorder in 2017." — Our World in Data. April 2018. "Key facts by WHO: • More than 700,000 people die due to suicide every year. • For every suicide there are many more people who attempt suicide. A prior suicide attempt is the single most important risk factor for suicide in the general population. • Suicide is the fourth leading cause of death in 15-19-year-olds. •77% of global suicides occur in low- and middle-income countries." — WHO. June 17, 2021. "Statistics have shown that 70,000 people in Laos have reported mental health issues, butdue to inadequate personnel, facilities and financial resources, only 29,000 of those people have access to treatment and mental health services. According to a survey by Basic Needs, anxiety disorders rank first with a rate of 33 percent followed by schizophrenia with 19 percent, epilepsy at 14 percent, psychosis due to infectious diseases 8 percent, depression 3 percent, substance/alcohol abuse 0.7 percent, dementia 0.5 percent, and mental retardation 0.1 percent." — Dr. Chantharavady Choulamany. The Laotian Times. July7, 2017. Which means, in Laos, 41,000 people don't have access to mental health care, which means they are still suffering from mental health issues. This does not include dam collapse in Attapeu in 2018, with 3,540 families or 14,440 people affected, such as loss of property and homes. It also excludes theCOVID-19 incident, which has left many people emotionally and mentally affected. Our questions are: How many reported cases of mental health issues in Laos have been so far? And how many have been unreported?Oxfam NovibRural Development AgencyRDA is a Lao-based non-profit social enterprise founded in 2009 as an offshoot of PADETC (Participatory Development Training Centre). RDA began as a semi-autonomous organization SuanMaiLao Eco-Forest Learning Centre (SML) which focused on educating youngpeople and the general public on the importance of ecology in relation to holistic education and development. SML would go on to become the Rural Development Agency (RDA) in 2015. RDA has gone on to expand its efforts toward developing and participatingin projects that take community centred approaches in WASH, Nutrition, Environmental Conservation and Youth Engagement. RDA Vision is to become a model Agency that inspires and empowers rural communities. Our mission is facilitating a holistic self-sustaining capacity strengtheningand quality provision of services in community education, environmental health and youth empowerment. The overall objective / Goal is to be recognized as innovative industry leaders, delivering quality programs in communitydevelopment by investing in the trainingof RDAs human resources, fostering, creativity and developing individual capacity. RDA has extensive experience and networks within the Lao PDR working with young people, communities, local authorities and villagefunctionalities in promoting sustainable and inclusive community development in Lao PDR. RDA believes communities have the ability to be self-sustaining when their capacity, confidence, networking, and dialogue skills are developed.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation25000 20169 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20169Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Development Agency3561 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3561Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Development AgencyCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06328-07:LAOxfam NovibPromoting agribusiness for families of farmers with disabilities to generate sustainable income for families and people with physical disabilities in the agricultural profession. Many persons with disabilities have limited career opportunities - creating jobs where they do not have a core and stable job. In addition, the families of the physically challenged have to concentrate on the energy, time, and expenses of their daily family life. And also see that they still lack the capital to own a stable and have a sustainable income in life. Farming is considered as a way to help them and their families financially secure without having to travel long distances to work in other areas, they can do business in their own area and their family can help them in their career. This program will be successful because we have taken into account the potential and needs of the beneficiaries and believe that doing businessin agriculture will help them succeed and create a career for them. And this plan will becarefully monitored and consulted by an experienced program team. Helping people with disabilities and their families build sustainable careers through capacity building, business planning, income-expenditure, and business start-ups for people with disabilities and their families can help them earn a better living and a better income.Oxfam NovibCLICK Information for DevelopmentCLICK is a local non-profit organization established since 2007 for promoting freedom of information and freedom of expression for development. Main activities include facilitating online repositories and discussion groups, community learning center, information clubs at colleges, social media, documentation of good practices, facilitation and documentation of learning events, media productions and networking of organizations.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation10000 3400 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3400Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECLICK Information for Development6600 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6600Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECLICK Information for Development-1778 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -1778Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECLICK Information for DevelopmentCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesthe activities were not implemented to achieve this result, due to there were several challenges related to budget and implementation, therefore this couldnt be achieved.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06328-08:LAOxfam NovibSTELLA and Rural Development Agency (RDA) have collaborated to support VOICE Laos’ existing Grantees to link and learn with one another in the role of Linking and Learning Facilitators (LLF). The ultimate aim of the project is to create supportive and enabling environment where such network can be formed and thrived. This is gearing towards sustainable mutual support that can later extend beyond VOICE project scope in the future. To get there, STELLA and Rural Development Agency collaborate closely withVOICE Laos to shapeLinking <(>&<)> Learning 2023 – 2024 in such a way that Grantees can co-create their own learning opportunities through six key approaches and methods below: I. Community of Practice (CoP): CoP is designed to be the space where Grantees, who have the same expertise and issues, can band together to organise sharing and learning events, in hope that knowledge are shared and issues are solved together. II. Community of Stakeholders (CoS): When grantees determine that they would like to engage with actors outside of their immediate grantee groups, LLF will work with Grantees to identify topics that they would like to exchange with relevant stakeholders. LLF will co-manage with relevant grantees to make it happen. III. Capacity Strengthening: When co-sharing and co-learning are not possible within the CoP, Grantees will also have the opportunity to ask for capacity strengthening support through LLF. LLF will thenwork with the CoP to find suitable trainer(s) or resource persons to providecapacity strengthening workshop for Grantees. IV. Innovative Project: Grantees coming together to share and learn might come up with new and innovative ideas they would like to pilot. Such collaboration will be supported by LLF so that grantee team can focus on implementing their pilot and harvesting learning results. V. Online Portal: Some tools, when applicable, will be transformed into digital version to be stored on an existing online portal, www.panya.online. Other learning resources and Most Significant Change stories will also be stored there and share to all granteesand wider networks as learning opportunities. VI. Learning Festivals: All the dedication for the betterment of rightsholders’ state of living should be celebrated! Learning Festivals will be great opportunities for all grantees from different CoPs and relevant stakeholders to come together to celebrate their achievement, learnings, and value of staying connected. These events will celebratesuch qualities and also the spirit of VOICE and its values. Organizational Profiles: About STELLA STELLA is a social enterprise that provides soft skill and job-readied skill development platforms for youths between 16 – 25 years old, to co-create positive changes for themselves andsocieties through three major ways: 1. highly interactive capacity building workshops, 2. youth space for co-creation, and 3. small grants and consultation sessions to support youth releasing their ideas into real-world projects. In 2021, STELLA and RDA collaborated with VOICE Laos to support 20 rightsholders groups to sharpen their ideas and amplifying their voices through Now-US Laos. Six of the rightsholders groups are now on their ways to implementing their Now-US awards throughout 2022-2023. In short, since 2015 STELLA has collaborated with more than 50 entities both local and international. Together, we directly supported more than 2,500 youth via 100 workshops, 100 initiatives, and volunteering opportunities in small to major social events in Laos.Learnmore at: www.thestella.org About RDA RDA is a Lao-based non-profit social enterprise founded in 2009 as an offshoot of PADETC (Participatory Development Training Centre). RDA began as a semi-autonomous organization SuanMaiLao Eco-Forest LearningCentre (SML) which focused on educating young people and the general public on the importance of ecology in relation to holistic education and development. SML would go on to become the Rural Development Agency (RDA) in 2015. RDA has gone on to expand itsefforts toward developing and participating in projects that take community centred approaches in WASH, Nutrition, Environmental Conservation and Youth Engagement. RDA Vision is to become a model Agency that inspires and empowers rural communities. Ourmission is facilitating a holistic self-sustaining capacity strengthening and quality provision of services in community education, environmental health and youth empowerment. The overall objective / Goal is to be recognized as innovative industry leaders,delivering quality programs in community development by investing in the training of RDAs human resources, fostering, creativity and developing individual capacity. RDA has extensive experience and networks within the Lao PDR working with young people,communities, local authorities and village functionalitiesin promoting sustainable and inclusive community development in Lao PDR. RDA believes communities have the ability to be self-sustaining when their capacity, confidence, networking, and dialogueskillsare developed.Oxfam NovibStellaSTELLA (lead application) and Rural Development Agency (RDA) have collaborated to support VOICE Laos’ existing Grantees to link andlearn with one another in the role of Linking and Learning Facilitators (LLF). The ultimate aim of the project is to create supportive and enabling environment where such network can be formed and thrived. This is gearing towards sustainable mutual support that can later extend beyond VOICE project scope in the future.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation188521 50330 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 50330Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStella80691 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 80691Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStella48074 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 48074Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStella-38957 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -38957Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStella38957 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 38957Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStella11409 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11409Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStellaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions12 Grantees visisted and facilitated with GOAL tool to help them to reflect on their current project implementation status16/19 Grantees visited once before the kick-off workshop to consult with them the workshop concept and asked the grantees their goals for 2023, 4 Grantees consulted during May-June for MSC video production concept, 17/19 Grantees visited during Sep-Oct to consult with them the concept of the Life-Long Learning Event 2023 , and 5 grantees consulted before the organizing of Voices of Hope Event 2024# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes- At least 4 CoP established - At least 2 on-demand capacity strengthening workshops organised6 CoPs established and 2 capacity strengthening workshop done CoPs: 1. Management CoP 2. Facilitation CoP 3. Finance CoP 4. Communication CoP 5. Rightsholder CoP 6. Mixed CoP CoS Events: 1. Catalyste+ Information sharing session on the international volunteering request 2. Supported members of 6 grantee organizations to join the Libre Leadership Training workshop# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge'- At least 1 set of tools are produced/digitalised - At least 1 interview sets happened per workshop organised to be shared to others1. GOAL Tool developed for internal use 2. Finance Workshop participants were interviewed during the Most Significant Change video production 3. Facilitation Workshop participants were interviewed during the Most Significant Change video production 4.Digital Tool: 8 GALS 5. Digital Tool: 6 Games Videos# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge'- At least 4 CoP communication channel (group chats) established and their interaction, supports, and reflection are documented - At least 1 on-demand CoS session happened and its interaction, supports, and reflection are documented6 CoPs WhatsApp Group established and 2 CoS events with Catalyse+ happenedGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and Learning12 Grantees visisted and facilitated with GOAL tool to help them to reflect on their current project implementation statusLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations'- Panya.online web portal is revitalised - 30% of Grantees update/produce their profiles and upload to panya.onlinePanya.online website is back online and 30% of grantees reviewed their existing profiles# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)'- At least 25 news are shared to the CoP groups31 external articles on funding, exchange, and showcase opportunities are shared to grantees.% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)'- 1, two-day VOICE Family L&L Annual Event organised with at least 75 participants participated, including CoS members - 1, two-day VOICE Final Learning Celebration organised with at least 50 participants participated1. Life-Long Learning Event by LLF organized 2. Voices of Hope# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platforms- At least 1 Most Signification Change video or 6 Most Significant Change Stories of Grantee Organisations are shared in the events above2 most significant change videos and 12 individual change stories produced and publishedLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant'- At least 2 innovative projects implemented6 Ideas from PDDA&AMA, DD&LWDC, PDDA&DSDT, RDA&DSC&KPH, SKB&WeCare, NCA&DSDT are identified. The 6 Ideas are: 1. 1-stop MoU Information Session (TKL, PDDA, AMA, SDA, Chias) 2. WE CAN, a new product and marketing development approach (DD & WWDA) 3. Safe Space for Youth Development Event (NCA & DSDT) 4. Dance & Mental Health (FangLao & Wecare) 5. Needs assessment for youth living with disabilities in Xiengkhouang Province (PDDA & AMA) 6. Market Surveys to understand the needs of employers to recruit potential employees with disabilities (WWDA & PDDA)# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated'- At least 2 innocative projects' learning processes are facilitated by L&L facilitators3 Ideas are facilitated to received Innovative Collab Grants: PDDA&AMA, DD&WWDA, NCA&DSDT 3 Ideas are: 1. WE CAN, a new product and marketing development approach for a producer group in Sekong to utilize the social media tool that they had never done before (DD & WWDA) 2. Safe Space for Youth Development Event created to explore and exchange expertise between NCA & DSDT in terms of youth event hosting skills 3. Needs assessment for youth living with disabilities in Xiengkhouang Province conducted by PDDA & AMA, where PDDA has the opportunity to implement the new, digital survey tool for the first time while AMA is learning how to conduct needs assessment as a whole.# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes'- At least 2 innovative projects' results are documented and shared3 narrative with learnings documented by the 3 awarded Innovative Collab Grants 3 learnings are: 1. WE CAN, a new product and marketing development approach for a producer group in Sekong to utilize the social media tool that they had never done before(DD & WWDA) 2. Safe Space for Youth Development Event created to explore and exchange expertise between NCA & DSDT in terms of youth event hosting skills 3. Needs assessment for youth living with disabilities in Xiengkhouang Province conducted by PDDA & AMA, where PDDA has the opportunity to implement the new, digital survey tool for the first time while AMA is learning how to conduct needs assessment as a whole.New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06328-09:LAOxfam NovibOur group aims to improve Lao handicraft products for teenagers or middle-aged customers as a target market in order to promote thevalue and dignity of consuming cultural products made by Laotians themselves and increase employment, trade, and income generation.Aside from that, we also aim to present the people with disability-made products and create the stage for them to showcase their abilities, exchange their opinions, and introduce the hidden local handicraft products to everyone. We seek to overcome the issues of unemployment and the exclusion of people with disabilities in order to make sure that equality is always with us. We will improve our products by employing a professional and/or expert to teach our rightsholders to produce the handicrafts. We will ensure that our rightsholders benefit fully from the project, and that they have the opportunity to sell their products to earn more money, share their skills and knowledge with others, and continue the development of the Lao handicraft industry (the completed one will be replaced later)Oxfam NovibVocational Development for BlindVocational Development for Blind Association (VDBA) is a host organization for Xonphao working group for People with Disabilities -the first prize winner of NOW-Us Awards Vol2. Their mission: • To promote basic rights, gender and strengthening vocational development • Provide service with instruments and manual for training on different skills to blinded people. • Building training center for vocational skills development for the blinded peopleMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation25000 14080 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14080Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEVocational Development for Blind10920 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10920Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEVocational Development for BlindCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders2 Group of rightsholder ( 50 participants)# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work2 Group of rightsholder ( 50 participants)% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice70% the rightsholders they are increased confindence(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks1 innitiative# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks1 innitiative(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans1 implemented plan# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsbouchure, Video, website, catalog (initiative)Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and Learning1 implemented planNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated1 innitiative# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06328-10:LAOxfam NovibOur initiative started when we first provided food consultancy classes in 2016. We offered opportunity for students who needed extra income to work with us as a part time kitchen hands, barista and waiter / waitress. That’s when we built up our expertisein training and coaching skills. We are happy to see our students grow and get good occupation in various restaurants, hotel and café. The Slurp Latte Art Smackdown in 2021 and 2022 is our signature initiative in promoting the art of coffee and empoweringpeople working in this sector, many of whom are women, many are from provinces and ethnic minority groups and some LGBTI. In summary we provide: • Accessibility, inclusiveness and equity • Employability and productivity • Economic and social stabilityby reducing unemployment and creating skills. Skillbender studio will aim to create Online masterclasses for those who are new to hospitality, food and beverages business as well as those already operating restaurants, café, food stalls and sector investors. The intention for developing this platform is to help those who are not able to travel, who live in provinces, and young and senior who lack confidence. Through our ongoing initiative we observed people have limited access to an existing TVET (Technique and Vocational Education and Training) colleges and businesses found it hard to get skilled staff. Yet many young people who dropout from school and new graduates who could not enter university or TVET are unemployed. There is also a mismatch betweenwhat students learn in school or institutions and labour market. Therefore, our initiative will provide another option in skill development through low cost and accessible learning opportunityfor future occupation or employment. Our program will alsobenefit seniors and people who have limited ability/resources to travel and communicate. We hope this will help our students to have access to productive employment and income generation. COVID 19 negatively impacted on peoples’ livelihood, compounded bycurrent economic downfall continues to make people’s mobility more difficult and costly. At the same time opportunities for people to find employment is increasingly challenging. Through various discussions with senior alumni, businesses and social enterprises I’ve identified the gap between formal and informal learning opportunities and thoughtOnline platform might provide a useful approach in providing basic and advance classes in hospitality to prepare students to accessproductive employment or buildtheir own business tailored to their locality and communities’ needs. As most people now have access to affordable mobile phones I thought our classes will not only provide knowledge in food and beverages area, but will also indirectly enhance participants’knowledge in use of mobile tools and applications. (FYI, this is extracted from first application, the complete description will be replaced later)Oxfam NovibNamjai Community AssociationOur organization has a vision to create, establish, and build compassionate communities where people live in dignity through a continuous and participatory process for sustainable development. Namjai Community Association will work to promote sustainableand transformational development in communities and society, and advocacy to change the root causes of poverty and injustice. We will work with and for ethnic communities in cooperation with relevant authorities and development partners. We are guided by05 core values: 1.Human Dignity. Human dignity encompasses all humanity from the beginning to the end of life, irrespective of class, gender, faith or ethnicity. 2. Equality. All humans have the right to life, health, shelter, education, work, the freepractice of faith and equality before the law 3. Inclusive Communities. As human we are dependent on each other, with rights and responsibilities for our common life 4. Compassion. As human being we need to transform indifference, share love with everyone and act accordingly. 5. Accountability. We strive for open and honest communication, transparent practices in all our activities, finance and resources management Our understanding of human dignity builds on the belief that all human beings havefundamental value and unique talents to share, irrespective of faith, culture, gender, sexual orientation, age, functional abilities or ethnicity. Human dignity is the foundation of the United Nations Universal Declaration of Human Rights, which represents the world's longing for well-being, justice and security for all peoples and all nations. This inspires us to work on an agenda of gender and rights of the ethnic minorities.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation15000 8516 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8516Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENamjai Community Association6484 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6484Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENamjai Community AssociationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations1. Empowering youth with less opportunity to learn how to become a barista and have an opportunity to work in hospitality sector. 2. Implementation of our Barista training, hospitality services and sustainable income-generation programs for our rightsholder.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations1. Empowering youth with less opportunity to learn how to become a barista and have an opportunity to work in hospitality sector. 2. Implementation of our Barista training, hospitality services and sustainable income-generation programs for our rightsholder.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasNCA as our host organisationRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders10 youth rightsholder and 60% are female and LGBTQAI+. Also 20% are from Ethical group and 10% youth with hearing disability.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workThe number of right holder groups remained unchanged.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice90 % of Rightsholders have gained confidence to show their skills, works and raise their voices at the activities we hosted with coffee community.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action planscollaborative efforts can share expertise, and create synergies that benefit all parties involved. In the context of barista training, such partnerships can significantly enhance the quality and reach of educational programs, providing young people with valuable skills and employment opportunities in the growing coffee industry.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsWe are promoting our Voice project and campaign together with our rightsholder though 3 different channels namely Facebook, Tiktok and Youtube.New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant3 workshops and approachs# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesAt least 30 vdo of learning contents from rightholders and skillbender team available on Facebook and tiktokNL-KVK-27108436-A-06328-11:LAOxfam NovibThose women coaches and athletes, as well as Hmong women, are facing high expectations and a variety of pressures including gender,ethnicity, and primary language. Those expectations and negative stereotypes towards gender that have been deeply ingrained in the local community pose a great barrier to women's engagement in rugby. Even though some of them could overcome the challenges and follow their passion to play and teach rugby, some could not step out of their fear. The federation has formed two groups, Unstoppable (F) and Change Champion (M), comprised of people of various ethnicities. They are the youth who have been trained in sports and leadership in order to lead and change the community. Concerning unstoppable (F), our goal is to create a safespace for the new generation to express themselves, seize opportunities, and broaden their network. While Change Champions (M) aim to break social stereotypes about leadership roles, they should be for men. Therefore, this project has started with this rationale. The project will be implemented in 5 districts across 3 provinces (Vientiane, the capital; Xiengkhouang; and Vientiane) within a year (the final version of project description will be replace this one later)Oxfam NovibLao Rugby FederationThe Lao Rugby Federation is the administrative body in charge of all rugby activities in Lao PDR. The federation was established in2001 with the vision of providing the opportunity to play rugby to everyone. Since then, the federation has expanded its working area into 3 provinces and has been working hard to continue expanding and integrating all rugby activities in Laos. Currently, the LaoRugby Federation is compliant with the Ministry of Education and Sport. Also, the federation is a member of Asia Rugby and World Rugby. Lao rugby federation is the only rugby federation in the world with the highest engagement of women (more than 50%), in which they take part in many roles ranging from athlete, coach, general officer, to management officer.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands LaosThe right to social and political participation10000 5041 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5041Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELao Rugby Federation4959 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4959Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELao Rugby FederationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06331-02:MLOxfam NovibThe Association Droits de lHomme au Quotidien (DHQ -Mali) is a non profit humanitarian local organization based in Mali. DHQ works in Bamako and has the local representations in six regions and areas. DHQ is a human right organisation while supporting the implementation of policies for the protection and promotion of human rights. The present project implemented by DHQ is named Sexual and gender violence against women particular young girl for 18 months duration. implemented in Bamako in two areasthe project contributes to promote the protection of young girls against sexual and gender violence through training, awareness-raising and advocacy. key objectives To strength the capacities of youngs leaders to provide support to sexual and gender violence survivors ( juridique and judiciary asssitance, treatement and psyhcosical support) To create synergy between communities actors for sexual and gender violence against by an awareness and amplification To allow youngs collective reflexion about sexual and gender violence and involved themselves against in your communities the innovate activities will be focus on short videos production from he survivors through social networks (Facebook and WhatsApp) for sharing and amplify promoted and popularized the legal instruments and the protective mechanisms for a community awareness organize exchange and learning activities in the community to take the floor the survivors exchange meeting between local authorities and widentheprotective setting of the girls against the VSS and the respectof the human rights. Sensitization citizen by spotlights radio to inform the populations more on the VSS and their consequences. Campaigns and sensitization against VBG/VSS throughtvarieties tools and approachesOxfam NovibDroit de L Homme au QuotidienAssociation Droit de l Homme au Quotidien DHQ is a local organisation based in Mali.Our goal is to promote protect human rights, governance and active citizenship. Her missions are capacity building, identification and denunciation of human right violation, sensitization and awareness. DHQ has a local representatives in six regions of Mali and targets Civil society organizations; discriminated people and sexual violence survivants. DHQ collaborates with Umbrella human right defensers organisations and is active on national networks. #Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation13777 11223 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11223Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDroit de L Homme au Quotidien8775 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8775Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDroit de L Homme au Quotidien3752 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3752Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDroit de L Homme au Quotidien1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDroit de L Homme au Quotidien-11223 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -11223Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDroit de L Homme au QuotidienCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations90 personnes dont 80% jeunes et 20% femmes08 regroupements ont été soutenu. Ils sont en cours d'accompagnement dans l'élaboration d'un plan de surveillance des VSS.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations30 dont 80% jeunes et 20% femmesA ce jour, deux (02) groupes de détenteur de droits (Star Event et la Jeunesse de Lassa ont commencé à mettre leur plan en action. Il sont suivis par l'organisation.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasNo determineLes partenaires ayant commencé la mise en œuvre de leur plan d'action, organise des sessions de restitution au niveau de leur communauté avec les autorités localesRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes organisations de détenteurs de droit organisent des échanges réguliers au niveau du siège de DHQ et de One Stop Center où ils bénéficient d'espace sécurisé% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks68 personnes# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansUn cadre d'échanges et d'action a été instauré entre 08 regroupements de détenteurs de droits (04 en communes I et 4 en communes IV) et les autorités administratives et traiditionnelles de leurs communes (cadre détenteurs de droits, commissariats de police, les autorités traditionnelles). Les actions communes initiées à ce jour portent sur la surveillance de la fréquence de VSS, la documentation des cas, les partages d'information pour la prise en charge des cas.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsUn cadre d'échanges et d'action a été instauré entre 08 regroupements de détenteurs de droits (04 en communes I et 4 en communes IV) et les autorités administratives et traiditionnelles de leurs communes (cadre détenteurs de droits, commissariats de police, les autorités traditionnelles). Les actions communes initiées à ce jour portent sur la surveillance de la fréquence de VSS, la documentation des cas, les partages d'information pour la prise en charge des cas.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions06 séances de causeries-débats ont été animées au sein des regroupements de détenteurs de droits dans les communes autour des questions de violences dans les communautés, la toxicomanie, la participation des détenteurs de droits dans la lutte contre les VSS/VBG/VFF# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge12 cadres d'échanges (06 avec entre les détenteurs de droits et 06 entre les détenteurs et les autorités locales) ont été tenus dans les deux communes couvertes par le projet. Au cours de ces réunions, les participants partagent leurs observation et l'état des actions locales initiées en faveur de l'autonomisation des détenteurs de droitsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and Learning80 détenteurs de droits de 08 regroupements ont été formés sur le plaidoyer, le monitoring et la documentaion des violences sexuelles et sexistes; les procédures juridiques et judiciaires et l'accompagnement des survivantes. A ce jour, les bénéficiaires de ces organisations mènent des actions de sensibilisation au sein de leur communauté. Ils partagent avec les autorités leurs constats sur le terrain. Ils ont crée des groupes WhatsApp pour le partage d'information. Initialement, il était prévu de mettre en place un regroupement par commune. A la faveur des intérêts manifestés par les détenteurs de droits dans plusieurs quartiers, l'idée de regrouper les communautés par localité a été retenue, ce qui fait qu'au lieu de02 prévus, il a été implantés 08 regroupements soient 01 par quartier d'intervention.Linking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06331-03:MLOxfam Novibhe organization Femmes et Droits Humains (Women and Human Rights - FDH) is a non-political, not-for-profit organization which worksfor the defense and promotion of women#s and girls# human rights, particularly those related to political participation, sexual andreproductive health and rights, the right to education and economic empowerment. The present Project named My voice for social change will be implemented for 18 months and target young girl citizen engagement. The global objective contributeto young girl leadership and confidence development able to influence local decisions - markers in favor of women rights in the communities facilitate the relationship and synergy between young girl and women right defenders. implement virtualplatform between girl and communties to exchange and learnand etablish a secure space to share and to discuss about their sexuality and others GVB issues. during 24 months the projetct targets to Develop a pool of young women and girl leaders tocreate and occupy spaces for social change, influence policies/decisions in favor of women's rights by Connecting the senior coaches with other young women and girl leaders, virtual platform animation for monitoring and exchange between youngs and femmesleaders models. mains activities are ; training and others budling capaciites activities includes exchange, mentorat and coaching inclusive approches includes vidoaos and audio production and website also. Online and offline activities focused onpublicaion, doculmentation and sharing. the project will be implenented in Kati and Bamako.Oxfam NovibFemme et Droit HumainThe organization Femmes et Droits Humains (Women and Human Rights - FDH) is a non-political, not-for-profit organization which works for the defense and promotion of women#s and girls# human rights, particularly those related to political participation, sexual and reproductive health and rights, the right to education and economic empowerment. These rights are crucially important in the expression of equity for women, and to promote development, good governance, social justice and sustainable developmentin general. HenceFDH works to influence and support all laws, strategies, actions for the promotion and defense of women and girls# human rights. FDH actively supports, facilitates and empowers women and girls, and the public in general, building fromthe grassroots, to become effective partners who influence policy development and consolidate social justice, gender equality and democracy. Vision: FDH#s vision is of community and society that promote the economic, social, civil and political rights of women and girls in particular, and of the public in general, for the attainment of social justice and sustainable development. Mission: FDH#s mission is to support, facilitate women and girls, social, economic and political empowerment and peopleatthe grassroots to become effective partners able toinfluence policies development for the consolidation of social justice, gender equality and democracy.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation11651 13349 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13349Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFemme et Droit Humain10401 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10401Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFemme et Droit Humain1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFemme et Droit Humain-13349 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -13349Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFemme et Droit HumainCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsla prise en compte des droits des femmes et des filles dans les politiques locales# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsA travers la création d'une plateforme les 20 filles encadrées par les 05seniors ont un espace pour échanger, discuter et partager leurs préocupations et des questions des droits de la femme# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasGrâce aux sessions de formation, aux causerie débats et aux échanges intergénérationelles les jeunes filles ont pû avoir confiance en soi et ont pû briser le silence, elles ont pû vraincre la peur d'aborder certains thèmes comme la sexualité,En ce moment les jeunes femmes/filles participé à la mise en place de la coalition de plaidoyer contre les violences basées sur le genre et les discriminations contre les personnes vivants avec un handicap, Participation également des filles à la marche nationale contres les violences faites aux femmes et le violences basées sur le genre le 03 juin 2022 au Monument de la Paix, marche pour le dépôt de la déclaration des femmes auprès des Ministères de la Justice et des Droits de l’homme et celui de la Promotion des Femmes, de l’Enfant et de la Famille.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersla prise en compte des droits des femmes et des filles dans les politiques localesla prise en compte des droits des femmes et des filles dans les politiques locales# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workA travers la création d'une plateforme les 20 filles encadrées par les 05seniors ont un espace pour échanger, discuter et partager leurs préocupations et des questions des droits de la femmeA travers la création d'une plateforme les 20 filles encadrées par les 05seniors ont un espace pour échanger, discuter et partager leurs préocupations et des questions des droits de la femme% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceGrâce aux sessions de formation, aux causerie débats et aux échanges intergénérationelles les jeunes filles ont pû avoir confiance en soi et ont pû briser le silence, elles ont pû vraincre la peur d'aborder certains thèmes comme la sexualité,Grâce aux sessions de formation, aux causerie débats et aux échanges intergénérationelles les jeunes filles ont pû avoir confiance en soi et ont pû briser le silence, elles ont pû vraincre la peur d'aborder certains thèmes comme la sexualité,(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksEn ce moment les jeunes femmes/filles participé à la mise en place de la coalition de plaidoyer contre les violences basées sur le genre et les discriminations contre les personnes vivants avec un handicap, Participation également des filles à la marche nationale contres les violences faites aux femmes et le violences basées sur le genre le 03 juin 2022 au Monument de la Paix, marche pour le dépôt de la déclaration des femmes auprès des Ministères de la Justice et des Droits de l’homme et celui de la Promotion des Femmes, de l’Enfant et de la Famille.Une senior a rédigé deux articles et a fait des publications de qualité sur les activités, elle a réalisé des vidéos et photos illustratives des activités du projet,# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansEn ce moment les jeunes femmes/filles participé à la mise en place de la coalition de plaidoyer contre les violences basées sur le genre et les discriminations contre les personnes vivants avec un handicap, Participation également des filles à la marche nationale contres les violences faites aux femmes et le violences basées sur le genre le 03 juin 2022 au Monument de la Paix, marche pour le dépôt de la déclaration des femmes auprès des Ministères de la Justice et des Droits de l’homme et celui de la Promotion des Femmes, de l’Enfant et de la Famille.Une senior a rédigé deux articles et a fait des publications de qualité sur les activités, elle a réalisé des vidéos et photos illustratives des activités du projet,# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsUne senior a rédigé deux articles et a fait des publications de qualité sur les activités, elle a réalisé des vidéos et photos illustratives des activités du projet,Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeUne coach senior a rédigé un article, 15 autres filles sont actives dans les dtscusions, partagent les expériences en rapport avec les droits de la femme en occurene les violences basées sur le genre sur la plateforme qu'elles ont créé et ont particpé aux commnautés de pratiquesUne coach senior a rédigé un article, 15 autres filles sont actives dans les dtscusions, partagent les expériences en rapport avec les droits de la femme en occurene les violences basées sur le genre sur la plateforme qu'elles ont créé et ont particpé aux commnautés de pratiquesUne coach senior a rédigé un article, 15 autres filles sont actives dans les dtscusions, partagent les expériences en rapport avec les droits de la femme en occurene les violences basées sur le genre sur la plateforme qu'elles ont créé et ont particpé aux commnautés de pratiques# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsLes 25 jeunes femmes/filles animent une plateforme qu'elles ont crée et sur laquelle elles partagent les expériences, échangent les problèmes auxquels elles sont confrontées La plateforme est dénommé COACHS FDH VOICE Elle est un espace de connexion entrefille.Les 25 jeunes femmes/filles animent une plateforme qu'elles ont crée et sur laquelle elles partagent les expériences, échangent les problèmes auxquels elles sont confrontées La plateforme est dénommé COACHS FDH VOICE Elle est un espace de connexion entrefille.Les 25 jeunes femmes/filles animent une plateforme qu'elles ont crée et sur laquelle elles partagent les expériences, échangent les problèmes auxquels elles sont confrontées La plateforme est dénommé COACHS FDH VOICE Elle est un espace de connexion entrefille.# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsDes questions de droits de femmes son discutées par les filles et les coachs sur la plateforme crée, en plus une coach senior a rédigé deux articles et a fait des Des publications de qualité sur les activités, elle a réalisé des vidéos et photos illustratives des activités du projetDes questions de droits de femmes son discutées par les filles et les coachs sur la plateforme crée, en plus une coach senior a rédigé deux articles et a fait des Des publications de qualité sur les activités, elle a réalisé des vidéos et photos illustratives des activités du projetDes questions de droits de femmes son discutées par les filles et les coachs sur la plateforme crée, en plus une coach senior a rédigé deux articles et a fait des Des publications de qualité sur les activités, elle a réalisé des vidéos et photos illustratives des activités du projetLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitatedUn coach senior a publié des articles sur les activités menées, elle a réalisé des vidéos et photos illustratives de certaines activités du projet# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesUn coach senior a publié des articles sur les activités menées, elle a réalisé des vidéos et photos illustratives de certaines activités du projetUn coach senior a publié des articles sur les activités menées, elle a réalisé des vidéos et photos illustratives de certaines activités du projetNL-KVK-27108436-A-06331-04:MLOxfam NovibThe present Project named oneself affirmation and socio-economic involvement is implemented by Association Jigiyaso for 18months in Kati. The project targets young living with intellectual disability et aims to defend and promote their right throughthe building capacities, sensitization and networking. The project is focusing on young living with intellectual disability right to access an social services and productive resources as power to express themselves and citizen active . the Projet contributes to involved young with intellectual disability in their community and broken a social barriers. The project will involve the parents and others stakeholders to create a social and inclusive environment for Young living with intellectual disability particular a girls. The objectives To create an appropriated space of meeting, exchange, artistic expression and entertainment or playful for Young living with intellectual disability particular a girls To improve their physical and intellectual skills and confidence by arts, theatric and body expression in the community. To sensitize and awareness the parents on people with disability rights increasing their acceptance, protection and family careful. Mains activities are theatrical activities,exchange, music and corporal expression, play roles, choreographies, short video production, broadcast radio, ronde table and public exchange.Oxfam NovibASSOCIATION CENTRE JIGIYA SOAssocation center Jigiya So is an local institution for youngs with disabilities. Her mission is to promote and provide social, medical and personal development activities to young for their social inclusion in their community, The Jigiya So Center has been officially created on December 6, 2014, her actMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation13741 -116611243 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11243Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEASSOCIATION CENTRE JIGIYA SO8744 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8744Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEASSOCIATION CENTRE JIGIYA SO3748 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3748Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEASSOCIATION CENTRE JIGIYA SO-11243 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -11243Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEASSOCIATION CENTRE JIGIYA SO83 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 83Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEASSOCIATION CENTRE JIGIYA SOCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsLe nombre de jeunes déficients mentaux identifiésLes programmes de changement concernent les 4 ateliers qui doivent apporter des compétences pour le changement souhaité pendant les 18 mois, leur permettant de prendre en charge eux-mêmes leurs révendications ou besoins notamment par l'acquisition de savoirs (dévéloppement cognitif), savoir-être (changement au niveau comportemental), savoir-faire ( capacité à exprimer leurs propres besoins à travers des jeux de rôle et d'autres formes d'expression. Sur un total de 144 séances par atelier, nous sommes à un taux de réalisation de 78,47% avec 113 séances réalisées. Ce chiffre est en déçà du seuil fixé. Cela est dû au fait que les séances ont été arrêtées en octore 2022.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsNombre de séancesLes sessions de renforcement de compétences ont concerné les agents et collaborateurs du Centre Jigiya So ainsi que des acteurs et leaders communautaires de Kati.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasNombre de séances et nombre de vidéos produitesDeux rencontres d'échange et de démonstration de savoir-faire ont pu se tenir sur un total de 6. Et chacune a réuni une vingtaine de personnes parmi les autorités, leaders communautaires et autres. L'élaboration de cet agenda a reposé sur un postulat de départ: "les détenteurs de droits bénéficiant d'espaces sûrs pour se réunir et travailler, sont capables d'accroitre leur confiance en soi et se faire entendre." Ce qui se traduit par: 1. Les jeunes déficients mentaux sont capables d'apprendre, 2. D'exposer eux-mêmes leurs problèmes, 3. De jouer sur la sensibilité des parties prenantes au projet.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersC'est un groupe de 20 jeunes déficients mentaux composé de 10 filles et 10 garçons.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workC'est le groupe de 20 jeunes déficients mentaux composé de 10 filles et 10 garçons.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksNombre de participant aux sessions# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksNombre de participants(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansNombre de parents, des représentants de la communautés et des collectivités# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNombre de participant(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksNombre d'adhérents au groupe# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceNombre de groupes, organisation ou réseau ayant pris part à l'activité# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsNombre de groupes, organisation ou réseau ayant pris part à l'activité# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06331-05:MLOxfam NovibThe project the hands to liberate the speech is implemented by AMASOURD an Malian association for deaf people. This project targets young living with deaf for 18 months and implemented in Bamako .It contributes to facilitate their access to social services through the interpreters training and language of sign and communities events and advocacy to reduce social and communication barriers.The project contributes to reduce communication barriers and facilitate people living with deaf disability empowerment. The project will allow to facilitate people with deaf access to social services and against social discrimination and allow to express themselves and able to have various information The mains activities are training, radio broadcast,campaign website, short video. Sensitization and awareness.Oxfam NovibMalian Association for deaf peopleMalian Association for Deaf people (AMASOURDS) was created on 1989 to promote and defend People living with deaf disability. The objectives are to support community living with deaf disability to defend the right and demand more acounatblity to publicsauthorities. the project project implemented by AMASOURs focused on people particular Women participation and social services acess. AMASOURDS aimed to improve the acess to social services through assistance and support from interpretors, promote signlanguages in publicsservices and reinforce the capacity to defend their right and raise the voicesMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation4974 19999 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19999Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMalian Association for deaf people-19999 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -19999Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMalian Association for deaf people4974 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4974Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMalian Association for deaf peopleCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsIl s'agit de 06 intreprètes en langues de signes# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsun site web est# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersIl s'agit de 06 intreprètes en langues de signes# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceLes groupes de personnes sourdes de Bamako, Sikasso et Ségou ont organisé une marche pacifique(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksLes groupes de personnes sourdes de Bamako, Sikasso et Ségou ont organisé une marche pacifique# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksTrois (3) Films sont réalisés(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansUn (1) Film est réalisé# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsQuartoze (14) émissions radion et deux (02 ) émissions teleNL-KVK-27108436-A-06331-06:MLOxfam NovibThis present project named Women and Leprosy aims to provide social and psychological support to woman with Leprosy in the Segou for 18 months. The project allows to marginalized and discriminated woman to express themselves and improve their self-esteem andacceptance by the community In trough building capacities and skills, confidence and community sensitization and awareness. The projects focus on linking and learning activities by art, theatric, public meeting, campaign and media, short video to promote their inclusion in the communities. 5o women and their families will be reached by the activities. The project contributes to promote Woman with leprosy inclusion in society by addressing all forms of discrimination and stigmatization Specificobjectives Increase women with leprosy self-confidence through building capacities and awareness Ensure woman with leprosy citizen engagement in their community> the Projet permit to 50 women with leprosy in the communes of Ségou, Sébougou and Pelengana to express themselves freely and defend their rights. The populations of the communes of Ségou, Sébougou, Pelengana accepted and collaborated with women living with leprosy. The woman living with leprosy collaborated with other women's associationsto joint awareness-raising and advocacy activities.Oxfam NovibAssociation FissabilayeAssociation Fissabilaye is small group led by women facing multiple vulnerability special the leprosy disability. Small and informal group based in Segou so objectives are to promote social inclusion and defend people living with leprosy right. Satisfiabilityhope to reinforce their capacity and their confidence for member facing the multiple vulnerability( Handicap, violence and abuse, aged). Fissabililaye through the projects will work to facilitate their social insertion in the community, against the exclusion and defend et amplify their Voice by divers tools and approches ( videos, debates, campaign, sensitisation, alliances development beetween others women associations.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation8262 16736 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16736Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Fissabilaye4886 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4886Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Fissabilaye2126 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2126Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Fissabilaye1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Fissabilaye-16736 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -16736Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation FissabilayeCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersun membre de l'association est décédéun membre de l'association est décédé# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workun membre de l'association est décédé% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceun membre de l'association est décédé(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksA ce stade du projet(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansA ce stade du projet# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksA ce stade du projet# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceA ce stade du projet# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsA ce stade du projetNL-KVK-27108436-A-06331-07:MLOxfam Novibhe present project implemented by APJK targets a young citizen participation particular a girl for 15 months . The location is Kati 15 km form Bamako. it aims to strengthen girls' participation in governance in Kati and facilitate community dialogue. This project consists to create in the commune an effective capacities to mobilize and sensitize .Through the project ensure to youngparticular a girl to exercise citizen control and participate public affairs that concern them and reducing their marginalization. The objective are to contribute to active citizen participation for 140 girls in kati Specific objectives :-Strengthen the organizational and institutional capacities of the AJPK;- To enable girls to better understand their rights,duties and responsibilities as citizens and to have spaces for debate and opportunities to express their understanding of citizenship;. - Strengthened young girls actively contribute to the use of techniques on social networks and propose alternatives concerning communal politics and citizenconstruction;The main activities to be carried out during this phase are as follows:- Research on girls' priorities for civic participation; - Information and community awareness-raising on the issues of political andsocial participation of girls;- Training of young girls on skills and competencies related to participation and active citizenship;- Organization of consultations between young girls, citizens and communal authorities;- Development of interactive gamesonactive citizenship and communal development aimed at encouraging young girls to understand the processes of decision-making, communal management and the rights and duties of young people. Organization of civic education meetings to develop and share publiccampaign materials in the municipality and surrounding area on democracy and active citizenship. - Political advocacy and lobbying- The establishment and animation of a mobile learning platform toimprove the quality of their political and social participation and address several major socio-cultural constraints that prevent them from fully playing their roles and responsibilities as active citizens.Oxfam NovibAssociation pour la promotion des jMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation8743 16163 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16163Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la promotion des j5264 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5264Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la promotion des j2234 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2234Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la promotion des j1245 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1245Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la promotion des j-16163 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -16163Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la promotion des jCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsChaque sous groupe du club des jeunes filles citoyennes actives a initié une activité de changement dans leur quartier en vue d'apporté plus changement de comportement de la mentalité de la population et du soutien au personnel du programmeAPJK et le club CJCA ont elaborés un programme de changement, chaque sous groupe du club des jeunes filles citoyennes actives a initié une activité de changement dans leur quartier en vue d'apporté plus changement de comportement de la mentalité de la population et du soutien au personnel du programme de APJK, DFH, Diguiya So, Kunafoni et Femme et Tic,# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsChaque sous groupe du club des jeunes filles citoyennes actives a initié une activité de changement dans leur quartier en vue d'apporté plus changement de comportement de la mentalité de la population et du soutien au personnel du programmeAPJK et ses partenaires ont soutenu la mise en œuvre des programmes elaborés en creant des liens de collaborations et la participation effective des partenaires lors de la mise en œuvre des programmes de changement par les detenteurs de droits.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasAu cours la mise oeuvre des progrommes des nouvelles approches ont été intégré: communauté de pratique, communauté de parties prenante, café citoyen et les causeries debats nous ont permis d'atteint plus de 1150 detenteurs de droits.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersClub des jeunes filles citoyennes actives (CJCA) reparti en 14 sous groupes qui sont installé dans les 14 quartiers de la commune de Kati ont des espaces de débats ainsi que les opportunités d’exprimer leur compréhension sur la citoyenneté s’engagent danClub des jeunes filles citoyennes actives (CJCA) reparti en 14 sous groupes qui sont installé dans les 14 quartiers de la commune de Kati ont des espaces de débats ainsi que les opportunités d’exprimer leur compréhension sur la citoyenneté s’engagent dan# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workClub des jeunes filles citoyennes actives (CJCA) reparti en 14 sous groupes qui sont installé dans les 14 quartiers de la commune de Kati ont des espaces de débats ainsi que les opportunités d’exprimer leur compréhension sur la citoyenneté s’engagent dans les débats sur le développement communalClub des jeunes filles citoyennes actives (CJCA) reparti en 14 sous groupes qui sont installé dans les 14 quartiers de la commune de Kati ont des espaces de débats ainsi que les opportunités d’exprimer leur compréhension sur la citoyenneté s’engagent dans les débats sur le développement communal% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice90% des 140 membres Club des jeunes filles citoyennes actives (CJCA) reparti en 14 sous groupes qui sont installé dans les 14 quartiers de lacommune de Kati s’engagent dans les débats sur le développement communal90% des 140 membres Club des jeunes filles citoyennes actives (CJCA) reparti en 14 sous groupes qui sont installé dans les 14 quartiers de lacommune de Kati s’engagent dans les débats sur le développement communalGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questionsLe volet lien et apprentissage du programme VOICE est une innovation favorisant une large collaboration entre les partenaires de subvention, groupes de détenteurs de droits et autres parties prenantes clésLe volet lien et apprentissage du programme VOICE est une innovation favorisant une large collaboration entre les partenaires de subvention, groupes de détenteurs de droits et autres parties prenantes clés# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes"La communauté de pratique a crée un lien et de renforcer lepartage entre les partenaires de subvention et les détenteurs de droits deVOICE autour d’une communauté de pratique.""La communauté de pratique a crée un lien et de renforcer lepartage entre les partenaires de subvention et les détenteurs de droits deVOICE autour d’une communauté de pratique."# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge100 articles publiés sur la page facebook d'APJK depuis debut du projet plus de 724 follower100 articles publiés sur la page facebook d'APJK depuis debut du projet plus de 724 follower# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeTrois (10) ateliers de communautés de pratique ont été organisé par le consortium Femme et Tic, Kounafoni et les autres partenaires organisation de subventionTrois (10) ateliers de communautés de pratique ont été organisé par le consortium Femme et Tic, Kounafoni et les autres partenaires organisation de subventionGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningDans le contexte du lien et apprentisage, le consortium GRADEM, SOLI-AM, COMADE, le consortium MUSONET/ CAPDH et APJK Jelenya collaborent étroitement pour reussir un plaidoyer d'envergure, mené en synergie avec les detenteurs de droitsDans le contexte du lien et apprentisage, le consortium GRADEM, SOLI-AM, COMADE, le consortium MUSONET/ CAPDH et APJK Jelenya collaborent étroitement pour reussir un plaidoyer d'envergure, mené en synergie avec les detenteurs de droitsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesUne page Facebook, groupe whatsap et un site web sont crées pour informer et promouvoir l'implication sociale des jeunes filles à l'echelle locale# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesCinq articles de presses ecrites, un cahier de participant de formation, des vidéos de temoingnages, des banderoles, un kakemono, des photosNL-KVK-27108436-A-06331-08:MLOxfam NovibIn 2006, the UN Secretary General's report on violence against children noted that many forms of violence occur in schools, including corporal punishment, psychological violence, bullying and sexual violence. According to the latest UN report, gender-based violence in schools is increasing exponentially in Mali, with a 47% increase in 2020 compared to 2019, despite the national and international legal arsenal that the country has developed. The school environment is supposed to be a favorable environment for the protection and education of children, but unfortunately, like other sectors, the education sector is a victim of bad governance. The school institutions are increasingly indexed and qualified as spaces of intolerance, discrimination and violenceof which girls are disproportionately the victims. The situation of SGBV in Mali is far from brilliant, even if it is a relatively taboo subject in which society is not very interested at the moment. Nevertheless, very isolated actions have been carried out since 2016 by the State at the initiative of the Ministry for the Promotion of Women, Family and Children, and some partners, such as MINUSMA. This is why FEDE proposes to contribute to the change towards the reduction of gender-based violence in schools (GBV), through its present proposal which will focus on psychological and physical violence, verbal violence, and economic violence. This general objective will be broken downinto two specific objectives. Highlight VGMS through information, awareness, communication and training tools.Put an end to impunity for perpetrators of GBV. The project targets six public high schools in Bamako. This choice is justified by the very large number of students in the district's public high schools and will therefore help amplify the project's voice and thus promote the achievement of results, includingThe liberation of the word of many victims through the project's activities.The reduction of impunity for perpetrators of GBV. To this end, 30 high school girls willbe identified per school and will be the direct beneficiaries of the project. Their selection will be done on a voluntary basis. Thus, the 180 girls will benefit from capacity building on GBV in general and on GBV inparticular, and from FEDE's support through their full participation in the different activities of the project in a spiritof inclusion in order to promote their empowerment. In order to make this project sustainable, alert cells composed only of students (girls and boys) and assisted by resource persons (member of the parents' association / the dean of teachers) will be set up. The members of these alert cells will have a one-year mandate, renewable once. The first members of the cells will be trained and accompanied by FEDE throughout theduration of the project. Thus, the different alert cells will have the mission of transferring the knowledge acquired on the existing texts and procedures to their successors. This ingenious mechanism will allow, forsure, to perpetuatethis project, especially since we will also enact simple, clear and consensual rules for the choice of the future members of the cells in order to prevent any conflict around this subject.Also, the inclusion in the internal regulations of the formal prohibition of all formsof gender-based violence and the reinforcement of administrative sanctions against the perpetrators will ensure the sustainability of this action.If the plea to the Minister of National Education and Literacy to include a module on gender-based violenceinteacher training were to succeed, this would also strengthen the sustainability of the project. The sustainability of this project depends not only on the alert cells, but also on the measures taken to prevent GBV in the school rules and regulations,whichwould allow the project to be replicated in other schools. At the beginning of the project, FEDE will put forward its various policies toreassure rights holders and school authorities. These include its policy on confidentiality, data security, child protection, the fight against sexual exploitation and abuse, and its code of ethics. In addition, the focus will be on communication, information, and awareness-raising to get rights holders to join the project.Our project team will conduct several facilitation sessions in each ofthe target schools in order to make all the issues clear to the various stakeholders, especially the students. This first phase will be particularly important to us, as the success ofthe entire project depends on it. Ownership ofthe project by rights holders willbe facilitated by their effective involvement in its implementation. The alert cells, the complaints management committees, of which they are members, as well as their involvement in the production of the documentary film, will contribute to strengthening the inclusive participation of all stakeholders. Given the history of interventions in schools, FEDE will anticipate the authorization of interventions in the six publichigh schools. Thus, we will reassure the schoolauthorities about the nature of the messages, which will not contain any political, religious, or discriminatory content, and share with them our various policies for the protection of the physical and/or moralintegrity of school children. One of thecardinal principles of FEDE is DO NO HARM, therefore all its projectsand programs incorporate a systematic analysis of conflict sensitivity. Accountability to users is a traditional practice at FEDE. As part ofthe implementation of this project, we will set up a complaints management committee per facility. This committee will be responsible for receiving and listening to anyone who has something to say about the progress of the project. The objective is to ensure that the project meets the needs and aspirations of the rights holders and all stakeholders in the school environment at all times and to make the necessary changes if it does not. This committee will consist of: - One management representative; -A representative of the faculty; - A representative of the FEDE administration; - One student representative from each school. A suggestion box will also be set up in each school to collect more objective suggestions about the project, but also togivea voice to students who want to give their opinionabout the project while keeping their anonymity. We will also make a quarterly assessment of the activitiesduring the general assemblies that we will organize in each school. This activity will be an opportunity to regularly take stock oftheactionwith all the actors. It will also allow us to make the necessary adjustments to ensure that the project runs smoothly. Theactivities selected are the following: Collecting testimonies from victims of gender-based violence; To produce a two to five minutefilm based on the information collected from victims and the sketches made by the students: Indeed, the rights holders will be involved in the production of the documentary film, by preparing and making sketches on GBV. These sketches will constitutematerial forthe documentary film dedicated to information and awareness, with the aim of an important mobilization against the VGMS; Screeningand broadcasting the documentary film in the targeted schools, followed by debates; Train 180 younggirlson GBV: The objective is to make them strong young women and leaders in the prevention and fight against GBV as well as pioneers in the liberation of victims'voices in order to break the omerta onthis issue. They will be trained on gender-based violenceand thelaws against this practice, and they will be able to pass on the knowledge they have acquired thanks to the project to other girls so that as many of them as possible can be equipped to deal with any cases of GBV they may be victims of. Set upa warningcell in the targeted schools whose members will be volunteers trained on the existing texts and procedures in order to bring the perpetrators to justice: A warning cell will be set up ineach of the schools concerned by the project. The support of principals and student representatives will be invaluablein selecting the members of the cells. The first step will be to inform all students, with their help, of the project to set up warning cells. The information will be passed on to allclasses ineach school. The choice of members will be made on a voluntary basis. Any student who wishes to be a member can register with his or her class leader, who will keep a list for this purpose. We will separate male and female candidates in orderto have equal numbers. The second step will be to organize a general assembly, in agreement with the directors and the students' representatives, in each school, either to introduce the members of the cells if the number of candidates corresponds exactly to the number of members that we have decided for each cell, or to invite the students to decide between them if there are too many by a show of hands, taking into account the parity between the sexes. The girls and boys who will compose the cells willwork in close collaboration with FEDE through the project's focal points. They will be trained by us on how to receive victims, how to collect testimonies, and how to respect the confidentiality of information and the dignity of all those who come to them. Theywillalso havetorespect the presumption of innocence of the alleged perpetrators. Our project team will work closely with each of the cells to ensure that they are all functioning properly. A monthly meeting will be held with all members of the different cells to reviewprogress. A detailed monthly activity report will be prepared by the project team on each of the cells every month end. Advocacy with the Ministry of Education and Literacy for the inclusion of a module on gender-based violence inteacher training. Thepreviously trained rights holders will take the lead in the project's advocacy activities. This involvement of rights holders will help build their self-confidence and improvetheir ability to speak in public in order to engage themin thepreventionandfightagainst GBV. Advocate with the heads of the targeted schools to clearly include in their internal regulations the formal prohibition of all forms of gender-based violence andstrengthen administrative sanctions against perpetrators. PRIORITYGROUP OF RIGHTS HOLDERS Vulnerable youth and seniors Thematic area Better access to social services, health and education in particular How will you know that the activities you are carrying out are successful and contribute to achieving the desired change? The strategic objective of this project follows a logic of complementarity in which each of the activities planned under one of the specific objectives reinforces theachievement of the other. If access to school-based VGMS data is improved; If evidence of VGMS is established; If sanctions commensurate with the severity of the violence committed are incorporated into school administration rules and regulations, andschool volunteers enforce them; If the Ministryintegrates a module on SGBV inthe initial training of teachers in the medium and long term; If the Ministry includes a module on VGMS in the initial training of teachers in the medium and long term, then VGMS can besignificantly reduced in the targeted schools with a snowballeffect in the school environment in general. Indicator 1: The percentage of target schools that adhere to the project and support the VGMS alert cells Target value:100%. Indicator 2: The percentage of target schoolsthat have included in their internal regulations sanctions that are commensurate with the seriousness of SGBV Target value: At least 80 Target value: At least 80%Indicator 3: The number of reports ofVGMS in target schools Target value: At least 12 Indicator 4: the percentage of VGMS sanctioned in the establishments Target value: 80%. Indicator 5: The number of sanctions taken against perpetrators of VGMS Target value: At least 6 How do you plan to document, share and communicate your learning journey? We planto document, share,andcommunicate our learning journey through different types of channels to make sure we reach the widest possible audience. We will use the following means to achieve our goals in this area: Writing; Video vignettes; Distributionof printed materials; Use of community radio stations; Digital channels: email, social media, websites, online communities, blogs... Knowledge sharing fairs, exchange visits with other actorsaiming at the same goals as us... We will share ourexperience, ofcourse,with allorganizations that ask us.Oxfam NovibFemmes et développementMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation24998 15306 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15306Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFemmes et développement6111 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6111Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFemmes et développement2331 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2331Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFemmes et développement1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFemmes et développementCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsun agenda de changement pour chaque groupe de détenteur de droitun agenda de changement pour chaque groupe de détenteur de droit# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationschaque groupe de détenteur de droit met en oeuvre son agenda de changementchaque groupe de détenteur de droit met en oeuvre son agenda de changement# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasFEDEFEDERightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLes 6 goupes de détenteurs de droits (jeunes filles et garçons) des 6 lycées ciblesles 6 goupes de détenteurs de droits (jeunes filles et garçons) des 6 lycées cibles# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes 6 goupes de détenteurs de droits (jeunes filles et garçons) des 6 lycées ciblesles 6 goupes de détenteurs de droits (jeunes filles et garçons) des 6 lycées cibles% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voicePlus de la moitié des goupes de détenteurs de droits (jeunes filles et garçons) des 6 lycées ciblesPlus de la moitié des goupes de détenteurs de droits (jeunes filles et garçons) des 6 lycées ciblesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06331-09:MLOxfam NovibLes femmes en situation de handicap représentent un groupe social de plus en plus important au Mali, et leur participation citoyenne pourrait avoir un effet notable sur la prise en compte de leurs préoccupations. Le projet se focalise sur des nouvelles approches afin d’augmenter la participation politique et publique des femmes en général, en mettant un accent particulier sur le cas des femmes en situation de handicap. Les femmes en situation de handicap rencontrent de nombreux obstacles à la participation politique, et beaucoup renoncent à y participer, parce que les questions qui les concernent sont souvent ignorées et/ou elles sentent qu’elles ne disposent que d’un pouvoir limité pour influencer le changement et la prise de décisions. La promotion dela participation politique des femmes en situation de handicap constitue une partie importante du processus d’autonomisation. Tant qu’il n’y aura pas davantage de femmes en situation handicap qui participent, leur voix ne sera pas entendue ; leur droit àl’équité et leur accès à la santé, à l’éducation, aux moyens de subsistance et au secteur social resteront limités. Objectif principal : Créer un espace favorable à la participation politique et publique des femmes en situation de handicap au même pied d’égalité que les autres Femmes. Les objectifsspécifiques : 1. Renforcer les compétences de 40 femmes et jeunes filles en situation de de handicap sur la citoyenneté active et la confiance en soi pour une pleine participation dans la vie publique et politique ; 2. Renforcer les compétences de 40 femmes et jeunes filles en situation de de handicap sur la loi N° 052, la loi N° 027, les nouvelles reformes politiques et institutionnelles etle processus électoral pour une pleine participation dans la vie publique et politique ; 3. Permettre aux 40 femmes et jeunes filles bénéficiaires du projet de comprendre la gestion administrative et financière d’une institution locale (mairie) et d’oser briguer la municipalité ; 4. Sensibiliser 100 personnes (forces vives du district de Bamako) sur l’importance de l’implication des personnesen situation de handicap dans la participation à la vie citoyenne, publique et politique et sur la facilitation de notre accès aux bureaux de vote ; 5. Permettre aux 40 femmes et jeunes filles bénéficiaire du projet de s’inspirer du modèle de réussite d’une femmeen situation de handicap ; 6. Montrer un bel exemple de participation citoyenne à travers la mobilisation et le paiement des Taxes de Développement Régional etLocal (TDRL). Le changement que nous voulons voir se produire est de voir les femmes et les jeunes filles en situation de handicap engagées davantage dans la vie publique et politique en leur donnant les outils nécessaires et en créantun environnementpropice pour leur participation citoyenne. Les solutions que nous proposons sont les suivantes : 1. Formation de 40 femmes et jeunes filles en situation de handicap sur la citoyenneté active et la confiance en soi ; 2. Formation de 40 femmes et jeunes filles en situation de handicap sur la loi N° 052, la loi N° 027, les nouvelles reformes politiques et institutionnelles et leprocessus électoral ; 3. Organisation de visite d'une institution locale (Mairie) par les femmes et jeunes filles en situation de handicap 4. Organisation d'une journée de plaidoyer pour une participation citoyenne et publique et pour un accès facile des femmes en situation de handicap aux bureaux de vote ; 5. Organisation d’un cadre d’échange entre une femme en situationdehandicap modèle deréussite avec les 40 femmes et jeunes filles bénéficiaires du projet. 6. Organisation d’une journée de mobilisation et de paiement des Taxes de Développement Régional et Local (TDRL).Oxfam NovibGroupement des Femmes pour l’AutonoMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation10000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGroupement des Femmes pour l’Autono6250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGroupement des Femmes pour l’Autono5000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGroupement des Femmes pour l’Autono3750 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3750Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGroupement des Femmes pour l’AutonoCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasGroupement des Femmes pour l’Autonomisation et la Paix de Doumazana Nafadji (GFAPDN) et Nimaniya-ton indiquent utiliser de nouvelles approchesGroupement des Femmes pour l’Autonomisation et la Paix de Doumazana Nafadji (GFAPDN) et Nimaniya-ton indiquent utiliser de nouvelles approchesGroupement des Femmes pour l’Autonomisation et la Paix de Doumazana Nafadji (GFAPDN) et Nimaniya-ton indiquent utiliser de nouvelles approchesRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersNimaniya-ton (organisation des détentrices de droit) mène des actions à travers le projet "La citoyenneté nous concerne aussi" pour leur autonisation socio-économique pleine et durableNimaniya-ton (organisation des détentrices de droit) mène des actions à travers le projet "La citoyenneté nous concerne aussi" pour leur autonisation socio-économique pleine et durableNimaniya-ton (organisation des détentrices de droit) mène des actions à travers le projet "La citoyenneté nous concerne aussi" pour leur autonisation socio-économique pleine et durable# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workGrâce au projet "La citoyenneté nous concerne aussi" les membres de Nimaniya-ton ont un espace sûr et se réunissent pour travaillerGrâce au projet "La citoyenneté nous concerne aussi" les membres de Nimaniya-ton ont un espace sûr et se réunissent pour travaillerGrâce au projet "La citoyenneté nous concerne aussi" les membres de Nimaniya-ton ont un espace sûr et se réunissent pour travailler% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice90% des 30 détentrices de droit et 10 membres du GFAPDN bénéficiaires du projet "La citoyenneté nous concerne aussi" indiquent avoir gagné une confiance accrue pour révendiquer leurs droits90% des 30 détentrices de droit et 10 membres du GFAPDN bénéficiaires du projet "La citoyenneté nous concerne aussi" indiquent avoir gagné une confiance accrue pour révendiquer leurs droits90% des 30 détentrices de droit et 10 membres du GFAPDN bénéficiaires du projet "La citoyenneté nous concerne aussi" indiquent avoir gagné une confiance accrue pour révendiquer leurs droits(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksNous n'avons pas pu atteindre 2 car l'activité qui allait nous permettre d'atteindre ce nombre n'a pas pu être menée à cause des consignés du parteniares d'arrêter la mise en œuvre du projet à la date du 30 juin 2024.Nous n'avons pas pu atteindre 2 car l'activité qui allait nous permettre d'atteindre ce nombre n'a pas pu être menée à cause des consignés du parteniares d'arrêter la mise en œuvre du projet à la date du 30 juin 2024.Nous n'avons pas pu atteindre 2 car l'activité qui allait nous permettre d'atteindre ce nombre n'a pas pu être menée à cause des consignés du parteniares d'arrêter la mise en œuvre du projet à la date du 30 juin 2024.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksNous n'avons pas pu atteindre 2 car l'activité qui allait nous permettre d'atteindre ce nombre n'a pas pu être menée à cause des consignés du parteniares d'arrêter la mise en œuvre du projet à la date du 30 juin 2024.Nous n'avons pas pu atteindre 2 car l'activité qui allait nous permettre d'atteindre ce nombre n'a pas pu être menée à cause des consignés du parteniares d'arrêter la mise en œuvre du projet à la date du 30 juin 2024.Nous n'avons pas pu atteindre 2 car l'activité qui allait nous permettre d'atteindre ce nombre n'a pas pu être menée à cause des consignés du parteniares d'arrêter la mise en œuvre du projet à la date du 30 juin 2024.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansGroupement des Femmes pour l’Autonomisation et la Paix de Doumazana Nafadji (GFAPDN) et Nimaniya-ton ont créé une alliance agissant sur un plan d'action communGroupement des Femmes pour l’Autonomisation et la Paix de Doumazana Nafadji (GFAPDN) et Nimaniya-ton ont créé une alliance agissant sur un plan d'action communGroupement des Femmes pour l’Autonomisation et la Paix de Doumazana Nafadji (GFAPDN) et Nimaniya-ton ont créé une alliance agissant sur un plan d'action commun# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06331-10:MLOxfam NovibTitre: Projet d’autonomisation des jeunes filles et garçons handicapés dans la commune de Molodo L’idée générale du projet consisteà soutenir 50 jeunes filles et garçons handicapés ou leurs parents pour leur aider à mieux vivre en société avec leur handicap et grandir dans un environnement sain, stimulant et commencer à bâtir un avenir meilleur. Les principales activités sud projet sont : i.Des activités de sensibilisation sociale ii. Éducation inclusive des jeunes filles et garçons en situation d’handicap iii. Des activités d’autonomisation des jeunes filles et garçons en situation d’handicap 2.2. Identification des parties prenantes Pour une bonne mise en œuvre efficace de ce projet, Kawral Na Welli PLUS partenaire de mise en œuvre entreprendra des actions avec les acteurs ci-dessous : • L’association Loudjouraton et Molodo qui seront les principaux acteurs de mise en œuvre des activités du projet ; • Lesservices techniques de l’Etat, la mairie de Molodo, • Les leaders coutumiers et religieux ; • Les jeunes filles et garçons en situation d’handicap qui sont les bénéficiaires du projet ; • Les écoles de Molodo.Oxfam NovibKawral Nawelli Plus via OGBMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation25000 15000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKawral Nawelli Plus via OGB8750 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8750Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKawral Nawelli Plus via OGB1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKawral Nawelli Plus via OGBCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsLe projet donne l'occasion a deux OSC (Kawral et Loudjouraton de Molodo ) de travailler ensemble pour défendre le droit des handicapés dans une commune qui subit la crise sécuritaire au MaliCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsLe projet donne l'occasion a deux OSC (Kawral et Loudjouraton de Molodo ) de travailler ensemble pour défendre le droit des handicapés dans une commune qui subit la crise sécuritaire au MaliRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsCinq (5) initiatives sont présentés par la cible grâce aux actions de formation des organisationsCinq (5) initiatives sont présentés par la cible grâce aux actions de formation des organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsCinq (5) initiatives sont mis en œuvre par la cible avec l'accompagnement des organisationsCinq (5) initiatives sont présentés par la cible grâce aux actions de formation des organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendas100 jeunes utilisent les nouvelles approches partagés durant les sessions pour un changement de comportement100 jeunes utilisent les nouvelles approches partagés durant les sessions pour un changement de comportementRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersle projet touchera directement 200 jeunes filles et garçons et des adultes handicapés qui porteront l'initiative du projet face aux parties prenantes externes.le projet a touche directement 200 jeunes filles et garçons et des adultes handicapés qui porteront l'initiative du projet face aux parties prenantes externes.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work100 jeunes seront reunis lors des activités et sont impliqués directement dans la mise en place des activités100 jeunes ont ete impliqués directement dans la mise en place des activités% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice90% des jeunes formés ont repris confiance en eux pour défendre leur dorits90% des jeunes formés ont repris confiance en eux pour défendre leur dorits(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksle cadre de concertation developpera un plan d'action# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksUn plan d'action issu du cadre de conceertation sera mis en œuvre(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansUn cadre de concertation sera mis en place pour élaborer un plan d'action commun à la commune# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups2 podcasts et 02 vidéos seront produits lors des activités qui serviront d'outils de communication(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksle cadre de conceertation# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsIl s'agit de Kawral, Loudjouration, le cadre de concertation et la troupe théatraleNL-KVK-27108436-A-06331-11:MLOxfam NovibNotre idée de projet consiste à promouvoir l’autocréation d’AGR (Activités génératrices de revenus) des personnes en situation de handicap plus particulièrement des membres de l’APH-DIA. Le constat est qu’au Mali, l'épanouissement et l’autonomisation financière constitue aujourd’hui un défi majeur pour les femmes en général et celles vivant avec un handicap en particulier. Pourtant, ce n’est pas un manque de volonté ni la capacité physiqu qui les empêchent à exercer une activité génératrice de revenu (AGR), mais plutôt unmanque de formations nécessaires et surtout d’accompagnement financier. C’est pourquoi cette initiative se veut un catalyseur au bénéfice des personnes en situation de handicap e particulier les membres de l’Association pour l’insertiondes Personnes Handicapées Physiques de Dialakorodji. L’objectif principal est de favoriser l’insertion économique des membres de l’APH-DIA pour une autonomisation financière durable de leur part. Le changement que nous souhaitons voir se produire est lerenforcement de leurs capacités e gestion d’entreprise et technique de commercialisation au profit d’une coopérative créée p et par elles-mêmes. Les solutions que nous proposons sont les suivantes : 1- Formation d 50 femmes en situation de handicap surles techniques de la saponification ; 2- Formation 10 femmes en situation de handicap sur l’élaboration d’un Plan d’Affaire ; 3- Formation de femmes en situation de handicap sur lestechniques de commercialisation et la gestion d’u Coopérative ; 4- Création d’une Coopérative pour et par les membres de APH-DIA ; 5- Mis en place d’une AGR (Activité Génératrice de Revenu) sur la saponification au nom de la Coopérative ; 6- Visite d’entreprise.Oxfam NovibAFP DANAYATON via OGBMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation25000 15000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAFP DANAYATON via OGB8750 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8750Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAFP DANAYATON via OGB1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAFP DANAYATON via OGBCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsles detentrices de droit beneficient de la Subvention d'autonomisation du programmeNous avons entrepris des actions avec la maison de la femme et la fondation Qatar Charity pour permttre aux detentuers de droits d'étendre leur champ d'actions en vue de pérenniser l'initiative.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsles detentrices de droit beneficient de la Subvention d'autonomisation du programme# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasIntegrer les activites genertarices de revenus est une nouvelle approche pour assurer l'autonomisation des detentrices de droitsNous avons postulé à un appel a candidature du FCIL (Fonds Canadien pour les Initiatives Locales) malheureusement notre proposition n'a pas été rétenue. Nous avons rempli la fiche de demande de financement des AGR de la fondation Qatar Charity dont le dossier suit son cours normal.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersAPH DIA est le groupe de detenteurs de droits dont les membres beneficient de la formationAPH DIA le groupe de de detenteurs de droits participent au développement de la commune a travers une activite génératrice de revenus.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workAPH DIA est le groupe de detenteurs de droits dont les membres beneficient de la formationAPH DIA le groupe de de detenteurs de droits ont un local qui leur sert d'atelier à Dialakorodji% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice50 femmes de APH DIA beneficient des formations sur la saponification, elles seront ensuite autonomes confiances en elles et pretes a defendre leurs voix70 % des femmes de APH DIA produisent et vendent du savon, cela les rendent autonome et leur donne une confiance accrue pour entendre leur voix.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansUne alliance est née apres la création du consortium est constitué de 2 OSC (AFP et APHDIA)Une alliance est née apres la création du consortium est constitué de 2 OSC (AFP et APHDIA)# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsUn reportage ou une publication sera effectué après chaque activité du projetEn plus des 6 posts relatifs aux activites sur nos plateformes sociales, 2 autres publications ont ete faites sur la chaine de télévision Cherifla te la webtv la web TV Niono TV.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06331-12:MLOxfam NovibProject Title « Sigui té mogo son » Notre idée de projet consiste à développer la création de crochet que nous exerçons au sein de notre association. À travers laquelle nous souhaitons moderniser et valoriser ce métier. L’objectif principal : Permettre aux membres de l’Union Régionale des Femmes Handicapées d’avoir une activité génératrice de revenu et faciliter notre autonomisation financière pour ne plus dépendre des autres. Le changement que nous souhaitons voir se produire est le changement de regard des autres sur nous les personnes en situation de handicap. C’est aussi un changement de notre vie sociale, économique et professionnelle pour un meilleur épanouissement à tous les niveaux. Une connaissance accrue dans la création de crochet, une confiance en nous à faire quelque chose par et pour nous-mêmes. Les solutions que nous proposons sont les activités qui sont les suivantes : 1- Formation de 60 membres de l’URFH sur la prise de parole en public et la confiance en soi 2- Renforcement des capacités de 60 membres de l’URFH sur la création de crochet 3- 3- Formation de 60 membres de l’URFH sur les techniques de commerce et commence en ligne ; 4- 4- Renforcement des capacités de 60 membres de l’URFH sur la gestion financière d’une organisation; 5- 5- Création d’un atelier de fabrique de crochetsOxfam NovibAFHK via OGBMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation25000 15000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAFHK via OGB8750 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8750Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAFHK via OGB1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAFHK via OGBCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsUn plan de gestion du centre de couture est en placeUn plan de gestion du centre de couture est en place# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsUn plan de gestion du centre de couture est en placeUn plan de gestion du centre de couture est en place# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasL'union Régionale des Femmes Handicapée de Koulikoro indique avoir utilisé de nouvelles approchesL'union Régionale des Femmes Handicapée de Koulikoro indique avoir utilisé de nouvelles approchesRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersL'union Régionale des Femmes Handicapée de Koulikoro présentant ses revendications collectives aux parties prenantes externesL'union Régionale des Femmes Handicapée de Koulikoro présentant ses revendications collectives aux parties prenantes externes# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work60 membres de L'union Régionale des Femmes Handicapée de Koulikoro indique avoir des espaces sûrs pour se réunir et travailler60 membres de L'union Régionale des Femmes Handicapée de Koulikoro indique avoir des espaces sûrs pour se réunir et travailler% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% des 60 membres de l'union Régionale des Femmes Handicapée de Koulikoro indiquent avoir une confiance accrue100% des 60 membres de l'union Régionale des Femmes Handicapée de Koulikoro indiquent avoir une confiance accrue(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksL'URFHK et la Fédération Régionale des Associations des Personnes Handicapées (FRAPH) ont développé un plan d' actions conjointes pour influencer les acteurs sociauxL'URFHK et la Fédération Régionale des Associations des Personnes Handicapées (FRAPH) ont développé un plan d' actions conjointes pour influencer les acteurs sociaux# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksL'URFHK et la Fédération Régionale des Associations des Personnes Handicapées (FRAPH) ont mis en œuvre des actions conjointes pour influencer les acteurs sociauxL'URFHK et la Fédération Régionale des Associations des Personnes Handicapées (FRAPH) ont mis en œuvre des actions conjointes pour influencer les acteurs sociaux(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansL'URFHK et la Fédération Régionale des Associations des Personnes Handicapées (FRAPH) agissent ensemble sur des plans d'action communsL'URFHK et la Fédération Régionale des Associations des Personnes Handicapées (FRAPH) agissent ensemble sur des plans d'action communs# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksL'URFHK a mis un plan d'action en place pour renforcer son influenceL'URFHK prévoit de renforcer son influence# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsL'URFHK utilise des outils pour influencer d'autres acteurs sociauxL'URFHK utilise des outils pour influencer d'autres acteurs sociauxGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningL'URFHK utilise de nouvelles idées et approches acquises grâce au L&AL'URFHK utilise de nouvelles idées et approches acquises grâce au L&ANL-KVK-27108436-A-06331-13:MLOxfam NovibTitre du Project : KORO NI KENEYA (La vieillesse dans la santé) Le projet part du constat des difficultés des personnes âgées et celles vulnérables dans l’accès aux services sociaux de base, notamment les soins de santé malgré l’existence d’un cadre juridique (Décret n°2011-723/P-RM fixant les conditions et les modalités de bénéfice du Régime D’Assistance Médicale - RAMED) octroyant à cette couche de personne la gratuité dans l’accès aux soins de santé. L'objectif visé est: Améliorer l’accès des personnes âgées et/ou vulnérables aux services sociaux de base, notamment les soins de santé gratuite instaurés par l’Etat. Les objectifs spécifiques sont: - Favoriser l’accès à l’information de 500 personnes âgées et/ou vulnérables sur le Régime d’Assistance Médicale – RAMED et les procédures d’accès au Régime - Faciliter l’accès de 60 personnes âgées et 25 ménages vulnérables (indigentes) au Régime d’Assistance Médicale – RAMED. Les résultats attendus sont: - L’accès à l’information de 300 personnes âgées et/ou vulnérables sur le Régime d’Assistance Médicale – RAMED et les procédures d’accès au Régime est favorisé: - L’accès de 40 personnes âgées et 20 ménages vulnérables (indigentes) au Régime d’Assistance Médicale – RAMED est facilité L'impact (changement) attendu est de: contribuer à une meilleure accessibilité aux soins de santé gratuite par les personnes âgées. Pour cela, nous proposons des activités de: 1) Formation d’un noyau de 40 personnes (30 PA, 10 femmes et 10 jeunes) sur les services sociaux de base et l’accès aux services sociaux; d’information de proximité pour 300 personnes sur les soins de santé gratuits, les onditions d'accès et les avantages accordés aux personnes âgéeset/ou vulnérables. 2) l'identification, l'accompagnement etle suivi de 60 personnes âgées et 20 ménages vulnérables à bénéficier duRAMED.Oxfam NovibDHQ via OGBAssociation Droit de l Homme au Quotidien DHQ is a local organisation based in Mali.Our goal is to promote protect human rights, governance and active citizenship. Her missions are capacity building, identification and denunciation of human right violation, sensitization and awareness. DHQ has a local representatives in six regions of Mali and targets Civil society organizations; discriminated people and sexual violence survivants. DHQ collaborates with Umbrella human right defensers organisations and is active on national networks. #Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation25000 15000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDHQ via OGB8750 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8750Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDHQ via OGB1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDHQ via OGBCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of working05 autres associations partenaires: Association Femmes Battues, Alliance en Faveur des Droits de la Personne et de la Démocratie au Mali, TANDI Mali, AMILS, SOS Albinos) ont mené des actions de plaidoyers auprès des Mairies commune II, IV, V, VI, Kati et Kalaban coro et de l'Agence Nationale d'Assistance Médicale. A ce jour, les autorités locales et nationales (ANAM) sont engagées auprès des Partenaires pour l'atteinte des objectifs du projetCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsGrâce aux actions de renforcement de capacités et d'accompagnement, 50 détenteurs de droits seront aptes à mettre en oeuvre 05 programmes de changement, en faveur d'autres détenteurs de droits. Ces programmes sont: l'orientation, l'accompagnement dans l'accomplissement des formalités administratives, l'assistance, le référencement, le suivi des cas70% des détenteurs de droits participant au projet sont suffisamment informés et ont confiance en leur capacité à porter leur voix et de fournir des orientations à d'autres personnes. A ce jour, 35 sur 55 formés sont dans l'orientation d'autres détenteurs de droits pour faciliter leur immatriculation au RAMED# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations300 détenteurs de droits formés, informés et sensibilisés sont aptes à répliquer 05 programmes de changement. Ces programmes sont: l'orientation, l'accompagnement dans l'accomplissement des formalités administratives, l'assistance, le référencement, le suivi des cas300 détenteurs de droits formés, informés et sensibilisés sont aptes à répliquer 05 programmes de changement. Ces programmes sont: l'orientation, l'accompagnement dans l'accomplissement des formalités administratives, l'assistance, le référencement, le suivi des cas# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendas10 groupes de 25 détenteurs de droits soi 300 détenteurs formés, informés et sensibilisés développent des initiatives de partage d'information et d'accompagnement au sein de leur communauté10 groupes de 25 détenteurs de droits soi 300 détenteurs formés, informés et sensibilisés développent des initiatives de partage d'information et d'accompagnement au sein de leur communautéRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders50 individus détenteurs de droits sont capables de porter leurs revendications aux parties prenantes externes et d'accomplir les formalités administratives pour leur accès aux services sociaux de baseCompte tenu de l'intérêt des détenteurs de droits identifiés lors de la phase d'identification, 55 détenteurs de droits sur une prévision de 50 ont finalement bénéficié du proejte. Ils sont tous capables de porter leurs revendications aux parties prenantes externes et d'accomplir les formalités administratives pour leur accès aux services sociaux de base, notamment le RAMED# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work50 individus détenteurs de droits sont travaillent ensemble dans un environnement sécurisé et adapté à leurs besoins spécifiques55 détenteurs de droits travaillent ensemble par sous groupe de 05 (répartition faite par commune) dans un environnement sécurisé et adapté à leurs besoins spécifiques% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceau moins 80% des détenteurs de droits participant au projet sont suffisamment informés et ont confiance en leur capacité à porter leur voix et de fournir des orientations à d'autres personnes70% des détenteurs de droits participant au projet sont suffisamment informés et ont confiance en leur capacité à porter leur voix et de fournir des orientations à d'autres personnes. A ce jour, 35 sur 55 formés sont dans l'orientation d'autres détenteurs de droits pour faciliter leur immatriculation au RAMED(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks01 plan d'action conjoint sera constituer avec 10 sous-groupes de 5 détenteurs de droits organisés en réseau. Chaque sous groupe initient des campagnes de proximité d’information sur l’accès aux soins gratuits et les avantages accordés aux personnes âgées et/ou vulnérables, auprès de 30 personnes par commune01 plan d'action conjoint sera constituer avec 10 sous-groupes de 5 détenteurs de droits organisés en réseau. Chaque sous groupe initient des campagnes de proximité d’information sur l’accès aux soins gratuits et les avantages accordés aux personnes âgées et/ou vulnérables, auprès de 30 personnes par commune# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks20 rencontres d'élaboration d'action conjointe organisées par les 10 sous-groupes de 5 détenteurs de droits organisés en réseau (chaque sous-groupe organisera 02 rencontres). Ces rencontres permettrontaux sous-groupes d'élaborer des stratégies de plaidoyer contenu dans un document d'orientation. Ce document va mutualiser les besoins des détenteurs de droit; harmoniser les approches d'intervention et créer un réseau d'influence au niveau du District20 rencontres d'élaboration d'action conjointe organisées par les 10 sous-groupes de 5 détenteurs de droits organisés en réseau (chaque sous-groupe organisera 02 rencontres). Ces rencontres permettrontaux sous-groupes d'élaborer des stratégies de plaidoyer contenu dans un document d'orientation. Ce document va mutualiser les besoins des détenteurs de droit; harmoniser les approches d'intervention et créer un réseau d'influence au niveau du District(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansDHQ et ses Partenaires ainsi que d'autres parties prenantes au programme VOICE développent un plan d'action conjoint pour une synergie d'actionDHQ et ses Partenaires ainsi que d'autres parties prenantes au programme VOICE ont développé un plan d'action conjoint pour une synergie d'action (AMILS, Kunafoni)# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups03 capsules vidéos explicatives des procédures du RAMED en langue nationale seront produites, et publiées sur les pages réseaux sociaux de l'organisation et ses partenaires;03 capsules vidéos explicatives des procédures du RAMED en langue nationale sont produites, et régulièrement publiées sur les pages réseaux sociaux de DHQ et des partenaires(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksLes détenteurs de droits assistés organisent 05 ateliers/rencontres d'élaboration de stratégie d'influence et de plaidoyerLes détenteurs de droits assistés organisent 05 ateliers/rencontres d'élaboration de stratégie d'influence et de plaidoyer# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsUne plateforme de plaidoyer sera constituée par les bénéficiaires sera mis en placeUne plateforme de plaidoyer constituée par les bénéficiaires mis en place# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups1 expert de l'organisation fournira des renforcements des capacités aux 10 réseaux détenteurs de droits sur les techniques de plaidoyer3 experts de l'organisation ont accompagné les 10 réseaux détenteurs de droits sur les techniques de plaidoyer(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsLes 10 réseaux de détenteurs de droits utilisent 01 application de surveillance et de collecte d'information développée, 1 plateforme et 01 groupe WhatsApp seront mis à contribution pour amplifier leur influence sur les réseaux sociaux afin de vulgariser l'information sur l'accès au RAMED,Les 10 réseaux de détenteurs de droits utilisent 01 application de surveillance et de collecte d'information développée, 1 plateforme et 01 groupe WhatsApp seront mis à contribution pour amplifier leur influence sur les réseaux sociaux afin de vulgariser l'information sur l'accès au RAMED,Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions1 membre des 10 réseaux constituer participe à 02 rencontres de communautés de pratique1 membre des 10 réseaux constituer participe à 02 rencontres de communautés de pratique# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes20 détenteurs de droits partagent leurs expériences lors des rencontres de communautés de pratiques20 détenteurs de droits partagent leurs expériences lors des rencontres de communautés de pratiques# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge03 capsules vidéos de capitalisation et d'orientation des détenteurs de droits seront produites et publiées sur les réseaux sociaux03 capsules vidéos de capitalisation et d'orientation des détenteurs de droits seront produites et publiées sur les réseaux sociaux# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgedeux réunions de partage d'expérience avec les bénéficiaires. Les participants seront repartis en deux groupesdeux réunions de partage d'expérience avec les bénéficiaires. Les participants seront repartis en deux groupesGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and Learning50 personnes utilisent de nouvelles connaissances relatives aux procédures d'admission et d'accès au RAMED50 personnes utilisent de nouvelles connaissances relatives aux procédures d'admission et d'accès au RAMEDNL-KVK-27108436-A-06331-14:MLOxfam NovibAu Mali l’âge de vieillissement commence à 60 ans, présente également le début d’amortissement, c’est-à-dire la perte d’efficacité qui entraine l’assujettissement de l’individu dans sa liberté. Une enquête réalisée par Perspective Monde révèle qu’en 2018au Mali le nombre des personnes âgées de 60 ans et plus est de 748354 personnes dont 416632 sont femmes. Les zones rurales paysannes enregistrent le plus grand nombres des âgées. Il est à rappeler que cette couche reste la plus marginalisée, subit d’isolement et de misère causés par leurs tuteurs/tutrices et aussi au moment de prise des décisions lors de partage des ressources et des politiques. Les âgées de professions agro-silvo-pastorales reste le plus victime à ce fléau notamment « pas de retraite, pas de médaille de reconnaissance ». L’objectif du projet est de contribuer à la lutte contre la marginalisation, d’isolement et misère des vieux et vielles de profession agro-silvo-pastorales dans les milieux ruraux. Pour parvenir à atteindre ce changement positifs le projet entreprendra desactions de promotions des personnes âgées, d’aide médicale et psychosociale afin qu’ils/elles bénéficient des meilleures conditionsde vie. Ces actions citées ci-dessus permettront d’augmenter leur durée de vie, renforcer la cohésion entre les fils/filles de la famille et dans sa communauté tout en donnant occasions aux jeunes d’acquérir des connaissances sur leur savoir-faire et valeurs ancestrales utile pour la jeune génération. Les solutions envisagées sont : desactivités de plaidoyers auprès des autorités et acteurs pour la prise en compte des difficultés des personnes âgées de profession agro-silvo- pastorale dans les PDSEC. Des activités de sensibilisations communautaires en masse via les caravanes et radios serontréalisées sur des thèmes ayant trait à l’amélioration de condition de vie et de renforcement de la visibilité des personnes âgées. Une base de données sera constituée et mise en ligne accessible pour tous, contenant des informations concrètes des personnes âgées pour faciliter leur accès et accompagnement par les organismeshumanitaires.Oxfam NovibGRAFEM via OGBMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation25000 15000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGRAFEM via OGB10000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGRAFEM via OGBCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsQuatre plans d'action des personnes âgées sont pris en compte dans les PDSEC des communes de Koutiala, Konsseguela, M'pessoba et N'goutjina.Quatre plans d'action des personnes âgées sont pris en compte dans les PDSEC des communes de Koutiala, Konsseguela, M'pessoba et N'goutjina.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersQuatre groupements des personnes âgées dont 01 à Koutiala, 01 à N'goutjina, 01 à Konsseguela et 01 à M'pessoba.Les quatres groupements des personnes âgées dont 01 à Koutiala, 01 à N'goutjina, 01 à Konsseguela et 01 à M'pessoba ont été mise en place.Les quatres groupements des personnes âgées dont 01 à Koutiala, 01 à N'goutjina, 01 à Konsseguela et 01 à M'pessoba ont été mise en place.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workQuatre groupements des personnes âgées dont 01 à Koutiala, 01 à N'goutjina, 01 à Konsseguela et 01 à M'pessoba.Le processus d'équipement de travail des quatres groupements des personnes âgées sont en cours dont 01 à Koutiala, 01 à N'goutjina, 01 à Konsseguela et 01 à M'pessoba. La formation des détenteurs de droit sur les métiers retenus prendra fin courant le 2ème trimestre et par la suite les équipements seront remis.Le processus d'équipement de travail des quatres groupements des personnes âgées sont en cours dont 01 à Koutiala, 01 à N'goutjina, 01 à Konsseguela et 01 à M'pessoba. La formation des détenteurs de droit sur les métiers retenus prendra fin courant le 2ème trimestre et par la suite les équipements seront remis.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceQuatre groupements des personnes âgées sont formalisés et leurs capacités renforcées sur les techniques de plaidoyé et l'élaboration de plan d'action dont 01 à Koutiala, 01 à N'goutjina, 01 à Konsseguela et 01 à M'pessoba.Les statuts et réglements interieurs des associations des personnes âgées sont élaborés et introduit pour l'obtention des récepissés, dont 01 à Koutiala, 01 à N'goutjina, 01 à Konsseguela et 01 à M'pessoba.Les statuts et réglements interieurs des associations des personnes âgées sont élaborés et introduit pour l'obtention des récepissés, dont 01 à Koutiala, 01 à N'goutjina, 01 à Konsseguela et 01 à M'pessoba.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksTrois actions de campagne médiatique initiée sur la promotion et l'autonomisation des personnes âgées (caravane, spots radios, et formation des animateurs/trices radios).Une caravane de sensibilisation, une session de formation, 08 spots radios produits et diffusés sur la promotion et l'autonomisation des personnes âgées dans les communes de Koutiala, Konsseguela, M'pessoba et N'goutjina.Deux actions de campagne médiatique, (productions et diffusions de spots radios, et formation des animateurs/trices radios) sur la promotion et l'autonomisation des personnes âgéesTrois actions de campagne médiatique, (productions et diffusions de spots radios, formation des animateurs/trices radios et organisation de caravane) sur la promotion et l'autonomisation des personnes âgées.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksDeux actions de campagne médiatique, (productions et diffusions de spots radios, et formation des animateurs/trices radios) sur la promotion et l'autonomisation des personnes âgées.Trois actions de campagne médiatique, (productions et diffusions de spots radios, formation des animateurs/trices radios et organisation de caravane) sur la promotion et l'autonomisation des personnes âgées.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansAlliance créée entre quatre associations des personnes âgées des communes de Koutiala, Konsseguela, M'pessoba et N'goutjina.Alliance créée entre quatre associations des personnes âgées des communes de Koutiala, Konsseguela, M'pessoba et N'goutjina.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsProduction de 04 photos et 01 vidéo par trimestre pendant 04 trimestres.Production de 09 photos et 02 vidéo sur la période.Production de 20 photos et 02 vidéo sur la période.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksQuatre associations des personnes âgées dont 01 à Koutiala, 01 à Konsseguela, 01 à M'pessoba et 01 à N'goutjina ont insérés des plan de renforcement de capacité dans leurs plans d'action.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceGRAFEM a appuyé 04 associations des personnes âgées avec la subvention de Voice.GRAFEM a appuyé 04 associations des personnes âgées avec la subvention de Voice.GRAFEM a appuyé 04 associations des personnes âgées avec la subvention de Voice.# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsQuatre associations des personnes âgées utilisent le plaidoyer / lobbying pour influencer.Quatre associations des personnes âgées utilisent le plaidoyer / lobbying pour influencer.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06332-02:MLOxfam NovibThe Association d'Entraide et de Développement is a non-governmental organization (NGO), which was created as a result of the RuralWomen's Development Project (FEDEV) affiliated with the Malian government through the Direction Nationale de la Formation et de l'Animation Rurale (DNFAR). The FEDEV project was led by a Quaker service representative and a Malian co-director. This director workedwith female instructors who in turn worked with women's groups at the grassroots level. After Quaker withdrew from the FEDEV project, the structure was transformed into an NGO under Malian law under the name AED. In order to improve its performance in achieving the expected results, AED has established a mission, objectives and principles. The main mission is tocontribute to the sustainable development of women through the initiation of self-promotional actions. The Association aims to : - Strengthen women's self-promotion capacities through training; Information - Education - Communication (IEC) and experience sharing; - To improve women's income through the initiation of income generating activities; - To lighten women's workload through the introduction of improved technologies; - Contribute to food security through the initiation of production activities; - Contribute to the improvement of health through sanitation, IEC and support to social and health services; - Participate in the protection of the environment through the implementation of actions to fight against soil degradation, reforestation, use of improved stoves; - To contribute to the increase of the schooling rate of girls by supporting the sensitization and the creation of community schools; - Participate in the rural women's literacy movement; - Participate in the strengthening of thedecentralization and democratization process in Mali (training and IEC). The present project emanates from the AED<(>&<)>Human Network Mali Consortium which proposes to remedy the low rate of representation of women in elective and nominative positions in theSegou region with a strong contribution at the national level through advocacy actions at the regional and national levels in accordance with the law N°2015-052 and its implementation decree This project will be implemented by the AED <(>&<)> Human Network Mali Consortium through the following women's associations: Kéléya, Benkadi, Diaraton in the circle of Bla, the communes of Markala, Sébougou, Macina,An Ka doké in the commune of Pélégana and the association of people with disabilities of the urban commune of Ségou and Pélégana. It aims to bring women to a rate of at least 30% in elective positions during the various elections under preparation and in nominative positions; to bring people with disabilities to a rate of at least 2% in elective and nominative positions during the same elections. A platform of women in the Segou region will be set up and will berepresentative of all 8 circles in the region. The same applies to the establishment of a platform for people with disabilities. Aweb application willbe created to link women and people with disabilities with their national umbrella organizations for learning, communication, exchange and advocacy.Oxfam NovibAssociation d'Entraide etMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation42162 57838 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 57838Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation d'Entraide et-57838 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -57838Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation d'Entraide et19193 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19193Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation d'Entraide et14619 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14619Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation d'Entraide et3350 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3350Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation d'Entraide et4687 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4687Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation d'Entraide etStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6AED & Human NetworkStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5AED & Human NetworkRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 10 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapées2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 10 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapées# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 10 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapées2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 10 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapées# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendas2 ONG Partenaires AED et Human Network Mali2 ONG Partenaires AED et Human Network MaliRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 10 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapées2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 10 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapées# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 10 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapées2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 9 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapées% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceMembres d'associations de femmes et de personnes handicapéesMembres d'associations de femmes et de personnes handicapées(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksIdentifier 2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 10 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapéesIdentifier 2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 10 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapées# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksIdentifier 2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 10 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapéesIdentifier 2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 10 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapées(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans1 plateforme régionale des femmes et 1 plateforme régionale des personnes handicapée1 plateforme régionale des femmes et 1 plateforme régionale des personnes handicapée# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsArticles, Blog, Vidéos, journal, revues,Articles, Blog, Vidéos, journal, revues,(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks2 plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 7 associations de femmes2 plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 7 associations de femmes# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice1 contrat signé avec le programme Voice1 contrat signé avec le programme Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects2 plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 1Page Face book, 2 Web site, 1 application plays store2 plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 1Page Face book, 2 Web site, 1 application plays store# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups6 Experts enplaidoyer/Lobbing pour formuler les messages pour influencer les décisions6 Experts enplaidoyer/Lobbing pour formuler les messages pour influencer les décisions(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actors2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 10 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapées2 Plateformes dont 1 pour les femmes de la région de Ségou et 1 des personnes handicapées, 10 associations de femmes, 3 associations de personnes handicapéesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06332-03:MLOxfam NovibCARREFOUR DEVELOPPEMENT (CAR.D) is a non-profit, non-political Malian non-governmental organization, created in December 1993; The NGO was approved in February 1994 following receipt No. 0086 MATS DNAT from the Ministry of Territorial Administration and Security.It signed its Framework Agreement with the government of the Republic of Mali on August 25, 1994 and registered under number 491, defining the legal framework for its cooperation. This agreement was renewed on February 14, 2008 and registered under No. 0209/000491. The NGO is structured as a General Assembly, Steering Committee, Executive Management. Its mission is to promote participatory development of grassroots communities by strengthening their self-management capacities. Vision: To be in 5 years a leading organization in terms of skills transfer so that the community takes charge of its own development Mission: To contribute to the improvementof the economic, social and cultural conditions of the communities through relevant and innovative projects and programs to ensure the support of their own development in the fields of Health, Education, Environment, Decentralization, Gender Promotion, Agriculture, IGA, Conflict Prevention and Management To improve access to sexual and reproductive health services for young people, adolescents and women with hearing impairments, priority actions such as a baseline study will serve as evidence and argument during the advocacy actions that will be undertaken, in addition to capacity building activities, large scale campaigns as well as joint activities with other organizations (voice and non-voice grant) will contribute to the national processes in favor of the revision of the 02-044 law. Specifically, this will involve 1) Improve the level of knowledge of the targets (providers and rights holders) on their sexual rights 2) To accompany and contribute to national advocacy processes aimed at the appropriation, popularization and revision of law N°02-0544 through advocacy actions at the highest level 3) Carry out actions aimed at facilitating communication between health care providers and the targetsOxfam NovibCARREFOUR DEVELOPPEMENTMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation75836 50000 54163 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 54163Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECARREFOUR DEVELOPPEMENT-54163 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -54163Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECARREFOUR DEVELOPPEMENT24967 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 24967Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECARREFOUR DEVELOPPEMENT31478 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 31478Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECARREFOUR DEVELOPPEMENT12711 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12711Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECARREFOUR DEVELOPPEMENT47500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 47500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECARREFOUR DEVELOPPEMENT9180 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9180Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECARREFOUR DEVELOPPEMENTStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6les 4 OSC membres du consortiumStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5les 4 OSC membres du consortiumRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsA l'issu des activités L&A, prise de conract avec les parties prenantes 03 plans de changements ont été élaborésA l'issu des activités L&A, prise de conract avec les parties prenantes 03 plans de changements ont été élaborésA l'issu des activités L&A, prise de conract avec les parties prenantes 03 plans de changements ont été élaborés# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations02 sessions de plaidoyer sont planifiés# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasOSC membres du consortiumOSC membres du consortiumOSC membres du consortiumRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersComités des femmes sourdes et l'Associaton malienne des sourdsComités des femmes sourdes et l'Associaton malienne des sourdsComités des femmes sourdes et l'Associaton malienne des sourds# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workCFSM et AMASSOURDSCFSM et AMASSOURDSCFSM et AMASSOURDS% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice60 % des 03 groupes renforcés (CFS, réseaux des prestateurs, association maliennes des personnes sourdes)60 % des 03 groupes renforcés (CFS, réseaux des prestateurs, association maliennes des personnes sourdes)60 % des 03 groupes renforcés (CFS, réseaux des prestateurs, association maliennes des personnes sourdes)(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks0 Session annuelle 1 L&A0 Session annuelle 1 L&A"0 Session annuelle1 L&A"# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks0 atelier de capitalisation 2 campagnes de masses 0 Session annuelle0 atelier de capitalisation 2 campagnes de masses 0 Session annuelle"0 atelier de capitalisation2 campagnes de masses0 Session annuelle"(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansSUN OSC CFSM AMASSOURDSSUN OSC CFSM AMASSOURDS"SUN OSCCFSMAMASSOURDSGRADE AFRICA"# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups1 rapport d'étude de base 18 Vidéo prduites 0 Sessions1 rapport d'étude de base 18 Vidéo prduites 0 Sessions"1 rapport d'étude de base18 Vidéo prduites 0 Sessions1 L&A0 campagne de dépistage (Sein et col)1 Emission TV1 Session de prise de contact avec les parties prenantes"(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksCFSM FEMAPH GRADE AFRICACFSM FEMAPH GRADE AFRICA"CFSMFEMAPHGRADE AFRICARéseaux des journalistes de la santéSUN OSC"# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceMSDS et CNT# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsMSDS et CNTL&A 3 experts pour les Sessions annuelles 1 expert lors de l’ Elaboration de notes de position"L&A3 experts pour les Sessions annuelles1 expert lors de l’ Elaboration de notes de position"# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsCFSM FEMAPH GRADE AFRICACFSM FEMAPH GRADE AFRICA"CFSMFEMAPHGRADE AFRICARéseaux des journalistes de la santéSUN OSC"NL-KVK-27108436-A-06332-04:MLOxfam NovibThe Women Leadership and Sustainable Development Association (WLSDA) was created in 2010 to develop the leadership of young women and girls Since December 30, 2016 it has obtained its status of NGO with the with the Framework Agreement 001409 with the State. The members of AFLED are convinced that in order to develop development of Mali, men and women must join their efforts. The particularity of AFLED s particularity is the youth of its members and also the fact that its activities target young women under 35 years old AFLED strives to ensure that the promotion of women's rights and women's development activities AFLED is committed to sustainable development and fights for climate justice and the strengthening of AFLED has offices in Bamako, Segou and Mopti I. General objective To contribute to the promotion of the sexual and reproductive health rights of women and girls in Mali.Oxfam NovibAssociation Femmes LeadershipMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation83327 -91631250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 31250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Femmes Leadership20833 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20833Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Femmes Leadership20833 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20833Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Femmes Leadership5976 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5976Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Femmes Leadership3519 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3519Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Femmes LeadershipStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6AFLEDStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5AFLEDRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsSera développé par les Jeunes femmes et hommesdes programmes ont été élaboré par nos cibles : les filles , les jeunes femmes , les jeunes hommes et les personnes vivants avec un handicap# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsMis en œuvre par les jeunes hommes et femmesmise en œuvre par les jeunes hommes , les femmes /filles et les personnes vivants avec un handicap# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasAFLEDRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersinitialement on avait prévu 2 mais vu l'importance de la thématique nous avons aussi atteint les personnes vivants avec un handicap# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workcomme expliqué au dessus c'est 2 qui était prévu ont s'est rendu compte que les personnes vivant avec handicap sont potentiel cible% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voicenos pépinières de jeunes femmes ,jeunes hommes et filles et surtout les personnnes vivants avec handicap nous ont affirmer a traver le feedbak avoir atteind le maximum de confiance pour une bonne communication en matière de SDSR(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networkspendant le plaidoyer sur l'hygiène menstruelle et la loi PF nous avons travailer en synergie avec d'autre organisation et de la société civil a savoir:APDF, COFEME(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansAu départ c'était trois a savoir plateforme de jeune crée a la suite du forum, celui des paires éducatrice, actuelement nous sommes a quatre car vu l'importance de la santé de la reproduction une autre alliance à été crée lors de l'atelier billan de l'atelier bilan nous sommes passé à 7 à savoir , ARCAD, FEMAEH, APDF, Consortium CAPDH/MUSONET , JDH , COFEM# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksAFLED, les jeunes femmes /filles , jeunes hommes , les personnes vivants avec un handicap , JDH, APDF , Consotium CAPDH/MOSUNET, COFEM ont prevu de travailler en synergie pour influencer les decideurs# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsLe cadre de concertation a été mise en place avec les oragnisation evoluant dans le domaines de la SDSR# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNos pépinières jeunes femmes , jeunes filles et jeunnes hommes et les personnes vivant avec un handicape ont eu des avancés par rapport a l'itulisation des outils pour influencer notamment des documents et des startégies et d'évoluer en synergieLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNL-KVK-27108436-A-06332-05:MLOxfam NovibMusonet is created, in the Republic of Mali, in accordance with the provisions of the law N°04-038 of August 05, 2004 relating to associations, an organization named: "African Women's Development and Communication Network" abbreviated as "FEMNET/Mali Network" which changed its Denomination to "MUSONET Network" by the general assembly of February 28, 2014. The mission of the MUSONET Network isto work together and coordinate synergies to strengthen the role and contribution of women's organizations through effective and efficient participation of women in the development process of Mali. The values that characterize MUSONET are : Transparency, accountability, respect of commitments Team spirit, sense of general interest; Freedom of thought and action; The general objective of Réseau MUSONET is to contribute to the development of women's capacities for their effective participation in the development process in Mali with the following specific objectives to create a network with infrastructure through which women's associations and NGOs and organizations specialized in women's issues can meet and share information, knowledge and experiences To promote partnership with government, the African Union, UN agencies, other structures, organizations and NGOs with wholly or partly similar objectives; To build a database of scientific, technical and economic information and documents related to the objectives of the Network; To set up rapid systems of popularization and information of all members on the activities and services of the Network; To contribute to the promotion of peace in Mali. This project covers the regions of Kayes, Koulikoro, Sikasso and the District of Bamako. It spans a 24-monthperiod. The MUSONET-CAPDH Consortium is convinced that the implementation of this project contributes to the establishment of a legal framework for the protection of women and girls improved by pooling the efforts of the various actors for the adoption of the law. draft law repressing Gender-Based Violence (GBV). This project consists of federating dynamic and influential women's organizations within a network to initiate advocacy / lobbying actions for the adoption of the draft law on Gender-Based Violence (GBV).Oxfam NovibRéseau de Développement et deMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation82617 49430 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 49430Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERéseau de Développement et de-49430 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -49430Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERéseau de Développement et de42061 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 42061Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERéseau de Développement et de24529 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 24529Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERéseau de Développement et de9425 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9425Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERéseau de Développement et de6602 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6602Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERéseau de Développement et deCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positions_ MUSONET _ CapDHCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions_ MUSONET _ CapDHRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations"_ 2 Bulletins d'information ;_ 2 Campagnes digitales ;_ 2 Emissions TV ;_ 8 Emissions radio "# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks01 Plan contenu dans le projet ; _ 04 Plans pour les groupements des organisations membres de la coalition; _ 01 Plan de plaidoyeer pour la synergie des ODDH ;01 Plan contenu dans le projet ; _ 04 Plans pour les groupements des organisations membres de la coalition; _ 01 Plan de plaidoyeer pour la synergie des ODDH ; _ 01 Plan de plaidoyer de AMPA# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice_ 01 Subvention attribuées par Voice01 Subvention attribuées par Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects01 Consortium MUSONET-CapDHDH _ 01 Plateforme d'organisations pair-à-pair beneficiaire de Voice01 Consortium MUSONET-CapDHDH _ 01 Plateforme d'organisations pair-à-pair beneficiaire de Voice# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups- 03 Experts sur les questions de VBG ; _ 04 Leaders d'organisation specialistes des VBG; _ 05 Specialistes de droit et VBG soutenus lors des conferences debats_ 03 Experts sur les questions de VBG ; _ 04 Leaders d'organisation specialistes des VBG; _ 05 Specialistes de droit et VBG soutenus lors des conferences debats(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actors13 Organisations feminines; _ 11 organisations de defense des DH; _ 03 Organisations de defense des personnes vivant avec un handicap;13 Organisations feminines; _ 11 organisations de defense des DH; _ 03 Organisations de defense des personnes vivant avec un handicap;NL-KVK-27108436-A-06332-06:MLOxfam NovibGroupe de Recherche Action Droit de l'Enfant Mali (GRADEM) is an organization for the promotion and protection of children's fundamental rights, under Receipt N° 119/MATCL-DNI of June 29, 2010Framework Agreement N° 001506 of October 24, 2018 GRADEM is anon-profitorganization. It is designated child any person under 18 years of age (CDE) Vision Every child, girl as well as boy, regardless of origin, race, religion, ethnicity, grows up in a political, social and family environment that protects and promotes his rights and dignity. He/she will blossom and become a full-fledged citizen, responsible and a bearer of peace for a better future. Objectives GRADEM's objectives are the development of an environment more protective of children's rights and, through this, the integral growth of all children. Mission To contribute to the development of a protective environment that promotes and guarantees the fundamental rights of children and women. All children must grow up free and in peace, preferably within their families, which are the fundamental unit of society and the natural environment for the growth and well-being of children and youth. Every child must have access to the satisfaction of his or her vital needs, in a climate of happiness, love and understanding, in order to be able to develop his orher personality harmoniously. Every child needs special protection, in particular adequate legal protection, and appropriate care. The mobilization of the community is indispensable for the respectand the application of the rights of the child. In this perspective, we bring a sustainable and effective contribution through concrete actions aimed at children, women, political authorities, public services and civil society. The project consists in building the capacities of 30 young female household helpers on female empowerment: public speaking, leadership, self-confidence, advocacy etc. The mobilization of more than 1500 young female household helperswho will be informed and sensitized on labor law and the stakes for the improvement of working and living conditions. Among the trained girls, the best ones will be selected as "ambassadors" of the voiceless, in order to be protagonists of their development, therefore to have an ease in speaking,tointervene by making sure that the message is synthetic and punchy, to develop their self-confidence and their capacity to adapt to the audience; to communicate with clarity and conviction These capacities are supported by the synergy of child labor protection actors in a network and by the mobilization of civil society to influence decision-makers to improvemeasures to protect the rights of children in the worst forms of labor. Vulgarize lessons learned with others.Oxfam NovibGroupe de Recherche Action Droits dFounded as an NGO under the name GRADEM in 2010 based in Mali. GRADEM contributes in the creation of a more protective environment of the child's rights and especially of the girls in Mali. Her vision is inclusive and promotes equal access to human right. All child, girl as boy, regardless of his origin, his race, his religion, or his ethnic group, grows in a political, social and domestic environment that protects and promotes rights and dignity. He blooms and becomes responsible citizen and carrier of peace to better future. The main activities of the organization carry among others Advocacy for application efficient of the legal texts protecting the child's rights, especially of the girl. Also sustain the creation and work in networks for the prevention of the abuse against the children, of the sexual exploitation (specifically the girls).Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation80558 39144 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 39144Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGroupe de Recherche Action Droits d20752 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20752Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGroupe de Recherche Action Droits d14573 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14573Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGroupe de Recherche Action Droits d3472 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3472Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGroupe de Recherche Action Droits dStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Le projet est piloté par un consorsium de 3 structures qui initient chacune des efforts d'influence et de plaidoyer pour protéger et élargir l'espace de la société civileIl s'agit du consorsium des 3 structures(Consortium GRADEM COMADE SOLIAMStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Le projet est piloté par un consorsium de 3 structures qui initient chacune des efforts d'influence et de plaidoyer pour protéger et élargir l'espace de la société civileIl s'agit du consorsium des 3 structures(Consortium GRADEM COMADE SOLIAMRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations4 actions de palaidoyer organisées à l'intention du - Ministère de la promotion de la Femme, de l'Enfant et de la famille - Ministère du Travail, de la Fonction publique et du Dialogue social - Ministère de l'Emploi et de la Formation professionnelle - Ministère de la Justice4 actions de palaidoyer organisées à l'intention du Ministère de la promotion de la Femme, de l'Enfant et de la famille, le Ministère du Travail, de la Fonction publique et du Dialogue social et le Ministère de l'Emploi et de la Formation professionnelle - Ministère de la Justice# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsToutes actions de plaidoyer ont été réaliséesToutes actions de plaidoyer ont été réalisées# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasTentative d'alliance avec le consortium CAPDH-MOSONET et APJKTentative d'alliance avec le consortium CAPDH-MOSONET et APJKRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersUn groupe de 30 ambassadrices existeUn groupe de 30 ambassadrices existe"Lancement collectif aves les 5 autres organisations partenaires de VOICE residant à BamakoAMPA, CAPDH/MUSO-NET, APJK, CAD, AFLED "# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLe projet a été exécuté avec 20 espaces de rencontre des jeunes filles aide-ménagèresLe projet a été exécuté avec 20 espaces de rencontre des jeunes filles aide-ménagères% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceLes 100% des 30 filles aide-ménagères leaders ont toutes reçu la formation en empowerment féminin et ont fait une restitution dans les espaces de rencontre des JFAMLes 30 filles aide-ménagères leaders ont toutes reçu la formation en empowerment féminin et ont fait une restitution dans les espaces de rencontre des JFAM(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksJournée internationale des familles en collaboration avec la Direction Nationale de la Promotion de l'Enfant et de la Famille Journée Mondiale contre le Travail des Enfants en collaboration avec la Celule de Lute contre le Travail des Enfants Journée internationale de la jeune fille 2021 en collaboration avec la Direction Nationale de la Promotion de l'Enfant et de la Famille Journée internationale de la jeune fille 2023 couplée à VOICE BLON en collaboration avec la Direction régionale de la Promotion de la Femme, de L'Enfant et de la FamilleJournée internationale des familles en collaboration avec la Direction Nationale de la Promotion de l'Enfant et de la Famille . Journée Mondiale contre le Travail des Enfants en collaboration avec la Celule de Lute contre le Travail des Enfants . Journée internationale de la jeune fille 2021 en collaboration avec la Direction Nationale de la Promotion de l'Enfant et de la Famille . Journée internationale de la jeune fille 2023 couplée à VOICE BLON en collaboration avec la Direction régionale de la Promotion de la Femme, de L'Enfant et de la Famille# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksJournée internationale des familles en collaboration avec la Direction Nationale de la Promotion de l'Enfant et de la Famille Journée Mondiale contre le Travail des Enfants en collaboration avec la Celule de Lute contre le Travail des Enfants Journéeinternationale de la jeune fille 2021 en collaboration avec la Direction Nationale de la Promotion de l'Enfant et de la Famille Journée internationale de la jeune fille 2023 couplée à VOICE BLON en collaboration avec la Direction régionale de la Promotion de la Femme, de L'Enfant et de la FamilleJournée internationale des familles en collaboration avec la Direction Nationale de la Promotion de l'Enfant et de la Famille . Journée Mondiale contre le Travail des Enfants en collaboration avec la Celule de Lute contre le Travail des Enfants . Journée internationale de la jeune fille 2021 en collaboration avec la Direction Nationale de la Promotion de l'Enfant et de la Famille . Journée internationale de la jeune fille 2023 couplée à VOICE BLON en collaboration avec la Direction régionale de la Promotion de la Femme, de L'Enfant et de la Famille(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansCréaction d'un cadre de concertation entre structures intervenant dans le domène des jeunes filles aide-ménagèresCréaction d'un cadre de concertation entre structures intervenant dans le domène des jeunes filles aide-ménagèresJFAM leaders ambassadrices capables de mener des actions de plaidoyer et négocier un travail décent pour elles-mêmes. Compte tenu de l'intérêt des JFAM pour cette activité, nous avons maintenu les 45 filles proposées pour avoir un noyau de reserve en casd'inprévu# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsReunion virtuelle de partage de connaissancels avec les partenaires VOICEReunion virtuelle de partage de connaissancels avec les partenaires VOICE(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksLes ambassadrices prévoient de former un groupement associatif pour la protection des jeunes filles aide-ménagèresLes ambassadrices prévoient de former un groupement associatif pour la protection des jeunes filles aide-ménagères# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceSubvention d'influenceSubvention d'influence# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsGroupe des ambassadrices et les membres du cadre de concertation utilisent nos deux outils de sensiilisation (film documentaire et livret)Groupe des 30 ambassadrices qui exécute les actions de plaidoyer au nom des autres JFAM# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsAccompagnement d'experts pour la relecture du projet de loi portant protecion de l'Enfant - Accompagnement d'un juriste pour la production d'un livret sur la pertinence de l'amélioration des conditions de vie et de travail des jeunes filles aide-ménagères Accompagnement d'un professionnel pour la production d'un film documentaire sur les conditions des FJAM Séances de travail d'un inspecteur de travail avec lesJFAM sur le droit du travailAccompagnement d'experts pour la relecture du projet de loi portant protecion de l'Enfant - Accompagnement d'un juriste pour la production d'un livret sur la pertinence de l'amélioration des conditions de vie et de travail des jeunes filles aide-ménagères Accompagnement d'un professionnel pour la production d'un film documentaire sur les conditions des FJAM Séances de travail d'un inspecteur de travail avec les JFAM sur le droit du travail(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsGroupe des ambassadrices et les membres du cadre de concertation utilisent nos deux outils de sensiilisation (film documentaire et livret)Groupe des ambassadrices et les membres du cadre de concertation utilisent nos deux outils de sensiilisation (film documentaire et livret)NL-KVK-27108436-A-06332-07:MLOxfam NovibThe F.E.M.A.P.H (Malian Federation of Associations of Disabled People): Created in 1982, the Malian Federation of Associations of People with Disabilities is the umbrella federation of 15 national associations of people with disabilities. With 9,000 members, the associations represent the different types of disabilities. There are 8 regional federations (FERAPH) and 44 local federations (FELAPH). The FEMAPH is the main interlocutor of the State in the implementation of its policy for the promotion ofdisabled people. The vocations of the FEMAPH: To fight against prejudices, to defend the rights of disabled people. To promote the organization and development of prevention, education, rehabilitation and social reintegration programs in collaborationwith member associations. To coordinate the activities of the associations, to strengthen their capacities and to promote the exchange of information and experiences between the associations, at the national, regional and international levels. To supportthe public authorities in adopting and applying legislation relating to the protection, training and employment of people with disabilities. The specific objectives: • Strengthen the capacities of women living with disabilities in matters of sexual andreproductive health rights, • Improve the legal frameworkthrough advances in terms of advocacy and lobbying on GBV and Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights including the rights of women with disabilities by mid 2023;Oxfam NovibFédération Malienne des AssociationMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation89161 40839 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 40839Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFédération Malienne des Association-40839 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -40839Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFédération Malienne des Association30681 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30681Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFédération Malienne des Association33719 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 33719Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFédération Malienne des Association23524 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23524Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFédération Malienne des AssociationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6FEMAPHStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5FEMAPHRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksOrganisation d'une journée de plaidoyer avec la Direction Régionale de la Santé (DRS) de 4 régions et le district de Bamako, le CSREF, la Direction Régionale de la promotion de la femme pour obtenir leur soutien et leur accompagnement dans la fourniture de services SR et autres services mobile.Organisation d'une journée de plaidoyer avec la Direction Régionale de la Santé (DRS) de 4 régions et le district de Bamako, le CSREF, la Direction Régionale de la promotion de la femme pour obtenir leur soutien et leur accompagnement dans la fourniture de services SR et autres services mobile.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksOrganisation des rencontres d'échanges avec les centres en charge des personnes handicapés dans 4 régions (Institutions d'Education Spéciale, centres de vie autonome des OPH).Organisation des rencontres d'échanges avec les centres en charge des personnes handicapés dans 4 régions (Institutions d'Education Spéciale, centres de vie autonome des OPH).(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansOrganisation ‘’Espace contact’’ avec les réseaux et faitières d’organisation féminine de défense des droits de femmeOrganisation ‘’Espace contact’’ avec les réseaux et faitières d’organisation féminine de défense des droits de femme# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsProduction de Bulletin d'information sur le ProjetProduction de Bulletin d'information sur le Projet(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksOrganisation des sessions de formation de femmes en situation des handicap sur les droits en matière de VBG et SSROrganisation des sessions de formation de femmes en situation des handicap sur les droits en matière de VBG et SSR# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceFEMAPHFEMAPH# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsMise en place d'une Plate-forme d'alerte (Handicap VBG) encours. Nous avons approché d'autre Plate-forme pour la prise en compte de la dimension du handicap dans leur reseau# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06332-08:MLOxfam NovibAMPA is a non-political, non-profit humanitarian association, created under the receipt N° 0466/G-DB of June 04, 2015, in accordance with the provisions of the law N° 04-038 of August 05, 2004 relating to the organization and functioning of Associations in the Republic of Mali. The vision of AMPA is to protect people with albinism while enabling them to fulfill their duties and fully enjoy their rights in a fair and inclusive environment like other Malian or African citizens. The mission is to defend the rights of people with albinism by providing them with the means and tools to integrate socially and professionally. Equilibrons pour un Mali plus inclusif is an advocacy project for the application of law 052 on gender. It will allow the revision of the decree of application of the said law in favor of the inclusion of women with disabilities through the establishment of a specific quota of 5% in the quota of 30% in elective and nominative positions. It will promote the participation of young people and women living with disabilities in the management of public and political life. The change envisaged is to strengthen the leadership of women with disabilities beneficiaries and contribute to the consideration of their appointment to decision-making positions at the communal, regional and national level as well as their full participation in elections to elect and be elected. The solutions that we will propose are:-Realize digital media campaigns with influential activists,-Strengthen the capacities of "women with disabilities leaders on all aspects of civic and political life with particular emphasis on leadership and self-confidence,-Realize advocacy actions using innovative approaches to obtain a quota of 5% for women with disabilities in nominative and elective positions,-Coach and monitor beneficiariesOxfam NovibAssociation Malienne pour la ProtecAMAP is Malian association for protection of people living with Albinism. Created on June 4th, 2015. AMPA goals is to improve the live condition of people living with Albinism, contribute to facilitate their social insertion to the community and fight for their rights and protection.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation82234 26715 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 26715Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Malienne pour la Protec22807 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 22807Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Malienne pour la Protec26726 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 26726Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Malienne pour la Protec5986 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5986Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Malienne pour la ProtecStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6AMPAAMPAStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5AMPAAMPARightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsCet objectif est atteint a travers la mise en oeuvre du projet equilibrons pour un mali plus inclusif.(1) un agenda développer par les groups cibles# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsLe projet equilibrons pour un mali plus inclusif(1) un agenda mise en œuvre par les groups cibles# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasnous utilisons actuellement l'activité des rencontresentre les détentricesde droits comme nouvelles approches de realisation de projet.CAD et WASSARightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersles 28 detentrices de droit de 4 zones d'intervation du projet ont revendiqué leur droits auprés de decideurs de leur zones a travers les audiences de plaidoyer, des émissions radios et télé ( kayes, segou, et Bamako).(3) trois alliances pour la mise en œuvre du projet ont été réalisées avec les Collectivités/Mairie, les ASACO et CGS des communes d'intervention), (2) deux organisations partenaires( consortium AED/Human Network Mali et Association FISSABILILAHI).# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workles differentes groupes detenteurs de droit menent les activités dans des espaces qu'elles mêmejugent sécurisés dans les zones d'interventions à kayes, segou et Bamako(3)trois alliances pour la mise en œuvre du projet ont été réalisées avec Collectivités/Mairie, les ASACO et CGS des communes d'intervention), (2) deux organisations partenaires(AED/Human Network, Association Fissabililahi)% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceles 28 detentrices de droit ont formées 60 autres détentrices de droits et elles ont toutes témoignées qu'elles leurs confiance en elles ont été renforcé a travert les activités du projet.80% des groupes de détenteurs de droit cible par le projet dont des femmes Leaders et des Associations des personnes en situation de handicap Associations de femmes et de personnes en situation de handicap(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networkscet objectif est atteint grace aux activités avec les eaders religeux, l'activité d'elaboration de document de plaidoyer, la celebration des journée des personnes handicapés et de la journé international de la femme, les les diffusion des slam video, article plaidoer et plaidoer auprés du CNT.Des actions de plaidoyers*lobbying seront identifiées et organisées par 2 plateformes des femmes de la région de Ségou, 10 associations de femmes ;1 association de personnes en situation de handicap# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networkscet objetif est atteint a travers les activités de plaidoer et sensibilisations.Plaidoyer et le mémorandum pour les parties politiques identifiées par les détenteurs de droits(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansnous sommes en alliance avec 30 organisations de droit des femmes et en coalition avec le projet campagne elect de voice. Ces organisations sont: ARCAPH, Tilé coura, La fédération régionale des personnes handicapées de Kayes et Ségou, l'association Yélen pour le droit des femmes, le réseau des défenseurs des droits des femmes, l'alliance des leaders religieux musulmans et chrétiens, SOS Albinos, la COFEM, observatoire des droits de l'homme, femmes et droits humains, l'association des blogueurs Bemberé, Mali Actu, l'association AMSOFT, CAFO, AMPRODEF, L''association malienne des personnes de petites tailles, CAPDH,*Réseau des Femmes transformatrices ; *Plateforme des femmes de la région de Ségou ; *Plateforme des personnes en situation de handicap# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups20 images de sensibilisation, 20 article rediger et 3 article diffusé, 6 slam videos produit et 1 catalogue elaboré pour ce resultat20 blog 20 émissions radios et visuels pour les réseaux socio, publication des vidéos(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksles activités défini par le projet..10 associations de femmes ; 1 Plateformes femmes et 1 Plateformes des personnes en situation de handicap ;1 réseaux des femmes transformatrice de Ségou.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects*Plateformes (femmes et personnes en situation de handicap) ; *1page Facebook;*1 site WEB;*1 WhatSapp# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsM SOW, la comédienne FC, L'imam THIAM.06 Personnes Ressources/experts seront sollicités pour formuler et accompagner les messages et actions de plaidoyers/lobbying vers les décideurs.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsles partenariat avec les leaders religeux, les federation regionales de kaye et segou, les blogers, les slameurs ont la capacité de faire des plaidoyers pour la cause des personnes marginalisées.Ils ont été outillés avec les documents juridique qui protègent les droits des personnes vivants avec un handicap, ils ont été formés sur les difficultés qu'elles rencontrent.10 associations de femmes ;1 plateformes des femmes de la région de Ségou ;1 plateforme des personnes en situation de handicap pour la région de Ségou ;1 réseaux des femmes transformatrice de Ségou.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06332-09:MLOxfam NovibThe Coalition of African Alternatives to Debt and Development is a popular social movement under Malian law founded in 2001. It brings together nearly one hundred civil society organizations, including farmers' organizations, women's and youth groups,trade unions, religious associations (Muslim and Christian) and individuals committed to the cause of the people. Its mission is to eradicate the mechanisms that block development, such as the external public debt of the countries of the South, in order to satisfy the basicneeds of human beings (health, education, work) in Mali and the rest of Africa. To do this, DAC-Mali conducts advocacy campaigns with political authorities to provide equitable access to basic social services such as education, water, energy, health, etc. These campaigns aim to involve the population in the essential decisions that concern them first, for example by advocating for a referendum on the privatization of a railway company. This project aims to promote the equitableparticipation of women, young women and people with disabilities in the management of public affairs in the project's intervention zones (Ségou, Konodimini, N'Gara, Sébougou, Niono, Sirifila Boundy, Siribala, Kolongo, Macina and Dougabougou). The findings of the DAC-Mali show a lack of political will on thepart of decision-makers to correctly apply Law 052 and other conventions ratified by Mali in relation to the participation and involvement of women, young women and people with disabilities in decision-making bodies. Thus, the DAC-Mali recommends capacity building actions, advocacy and political dialogue at the national and regional levels for the power holders (political, administrative, religious and customary authorities).Oxfam NovibCoalition des Alternatives AfricaneMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation76618 43382 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 43382Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECoalition des Alternatives Africane-43382 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -43382Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECoalition des Alternatives Africane37726 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 37726Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECoalition des Alternatives Africane26032 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 26032Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECoalition des Alternatives Africane6860 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6860Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECoalition des Alternatives Africane6000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECoalition des Alternatives AfricaneStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6CAD et WASSAlCAD et WASSAStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5CAD et WASSACAD et WASSARightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsUn (1) agenda de changement développé par les groups cibles du projet à travers un plan de plaidoyer est disponible sur la base de la facilitation de l'équipe du projet en collaboration avec les organisations partenaires# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsUn (1) agenda est entrain de mise en œuvre par les groupes cibles sur la base du soutien de l'équipe du projet et les autres organisations partenaires lors des différentes journées de plaidoyers oprganisées.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasLa Coalition des Alternatives Africaines Dettes et Développement (CAD-Mali) et le Réseau des Organisations Féminines pour la Démocratie, la Décentralisation, le Développement Durable et les Droits Humains (Réseau WASSA) utilisent de nouvelles approches dans la réalisation de leurs programmes de changement à travers les activités de lien et apprentissage et la participation aux activités de communauté de parties prenantes.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders(3) trois alliances pour la mise en œuvre du projet ont été réalisées avec les Collectivités/Mairie, les ASACO et CGS des communes d'intervention), (2) deux organisations partenaires( consortium AED/Human Network Mali et Association FISSABILILAHI) en collaboration avec les associations des femmes, des jeunes et des associations des personnes vivant avec handicap ont présentés des revendications collectives au cours des journées de plaidoyers organisée ausprès des autorités politiques, administratives, réligieuses et coutumières.(3) trois alliances pour la mise en œuvre du projet ont été réalisées avec les Collectivités/Mairie, les ASACO et CGS des communes d'intervention), (2) deux organisations partenaires(AED,# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work(3)trois alliances pour la mise en œuvre du projet ont été réalisées avec Collectivités/Mairie, les ASACO et CGS des communes d'intervention), (2) deux organisations partenaires(AED/Human Network, Association Fissabililahi) et les groupements de femmes et associations des personnes vivant avec handicap indiquent avoir des espace sur pour se reunir et travailler et c'est à travers les sensibilisations, les cadres de concertations, les émmissions radio et les activités de renforcements de capacités.(3) trois alliances pour la mise en œuvre du projet ont été réalisées avec les Collectivités/Mairie, les ASACO et CGS des communes d'intervention), (2) deux organisations partenaires(AED,% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voicePlus de 80% des groupes de détenteurs de droit ciblés par le projet dont des femmes Leaders, des groupements de jeunes, des associations de femmes et des Associations de personnes vivant avec handicap indiquent une forte confiance accrue qui leurs permettent de faire d'entendre leur voix après avoir bénéficiés des renforcements de capacités sur leurs droits notamment les lois 052 du 18 Décembre 2015, 027 du 12 Juin 2018 et les résolutions 1325 et 2250.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksDes actions d'influences conjointement développées en plaidoyers*lobbying à l'intention des acteurs sociaux à travers les formations sur le plaidoyer et les techniques de communications ont été identifiées par 2 plateformes des femmes de la région de Ségou, 10 associations de femmes et 1 association de personnes vivant avec handicap des 10 communes d'intervention du projet# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksDes actions d'influences ont été mise en œuvre conjointement pour influencer les acteurs sociaux à travers la production du manifeste d'engagement, la formulation des méssages de plaidoyer adressé aux décideurs pour le respect de leur droit, la production des mémorandum pour les parties politiques identifiées par les détenteurs de droits pour le respect de la loi 052 du 18 Décembre 2015(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansTrois alliances composés du *Réseau des Femmes transformatrices ; du *Plateforme des femmes de la région de Ségou  et du *Plateforme des personnes en situation de handicap agissent sur des plans d'action commun afin d'initier des activités surtout baséessur ces plans à travers les activités de lien et apprentissage, les journées de plaidoyers, les journées de sensisibilisatione t d'information.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsLes différentes publications des photos et vidéo de nos activités sur les réseaux sociaux à travers les site web de la CAD-Mali, la page facebook de la CAD-Mali, la diffusion et rediffusion sur les radios de proximité de certains audio de nos activités, l'émission télévisée et diffusion sur Ségou TV, la confection de 20 blog et des casquettes lors du lancement du projet , la confection du Cakemono 20 émissions radios et visuels pour les réseaux socio, publication des vidéos qui sont entre autres des types publication pour soutenir les droits des personnes marginalisées et discriminées.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks10 associations de femmes ;1 plateformes des femmes de la région de Ségou ;1 plateforme des personnes vivant avec handicap pour la région de Ségou ;1 réseaux des femmes transformatrice de Ségou déclarent utiliser des outils pour influencer les acteurs sociaux.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceLe consortium CAD-Mali/Réseau WASSA a bénéficié une suvention IF attribuée par VOICE qui a permi de soutenir la mise en œuvre de stratégies d'influence ausprès des décideurs politiques, administratives, réligieuses et coutumières pour le respect et l'application des droits de femmes et les personnes vivant avec handicap.# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects*Plateformes (femmes et personnes en situation de handicap) ; *1page Facebook;*1 site WEB;*1 WhatSapp ont été crées et utlisées par l'équipe du projet pour influencer les décideurspour le respecter des droits des personnes marginalisées et discriminées(femmes, jeunes femmes et personnes vivant avec handicap).*Plateformes (femmes et personnes en situation de handicap) ; *1page Facebook;*1 site WEB;*1 WhatSapp*Plateformes (femmes et personnes en situation de handicap) ; *1page Facebook;*1 site WEB;*1 WhatSapp# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups06 Personnes Ressources/experts ont été sollicités pour formuler et accompagner les messages et actions de plaidoyers/lobbying des détenteurs de droits vers les décideurs.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actors10 associations de femmes ;1 plateformes des femmes de la région de Ségou ;1 plateforme des personnes vivant avec handicap pour la région de Ségou ;1 réseaux des femmes transformatrice de Ségou déclarent utiliser des outils pour influencer les acteurs sociaux.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06333-02:MLOxfam NovibThe Women and ICT in Consortium with Kunafoni is the facilitator of Link and learning component Voice in Mali for 3 years. Link and learning is the heart and soul of Voice. Through this component, we stimulate collaboration, listening, learning, documentation, innovation and the application of new knowledge among rightsholders and more broadly with communities and stakeholders. The objectiveof the Link and learning component project is to amplify in an innovative and inclusive way the voices of the many rightsholders through capacity building, lobbying, awareness-raising, empowerment, advocacy, denunciations, among others; but also to share through documentation, linkages and learning. The consortium has put ightsholders groups at the heart of the implementation of Voice activities and facilitates the development of communities of practice around issues and challenges that affect them. They are developing a platform to promote inclusive collaboration, including for communities in other regions of Mali. The consortium organizes innovativeevents and meetings to amplify the voices of rights holders at the local, regional, national and international levels, supported bythe production of documents and shareable visuals to deepen learning. Several innovates activities will take in place including : “Handicapable” Festival (1st and 2nd edition), Kunafoni Show-time, communities of practice and stakeholders, publication online anddissemination of 6 rapped debates, Five Dial-in Conferencing, production of two documents in drawings defending the position of VOICE grant partner groups and many other inclusive activities. During the implementation of the Linking and Learning component project, inclusion, respect for personal data and the authorization of participation of people and resources will be done through formal frameworks, to value information that can serve as inspiration for some and as life lessons for others. For sharing and exchanging experiences and information are the keys to success that will weave links towards innovation and learning, especially in the VOICE program in Mali.Oxfam NovibConsortuim Femme et Tic et KunafoniThe association "Women and ICT" and the web TV "KUNAFONI" are two non-profit organizations that work on the women and young people rights , especially marginalized, living with disabilities, victims of abuse, discrimination and or violence. The expertise of "Women and ICTs" is using information and/or the learning lesson in an attractive and innovative way while facilitating its access to the targets, hence the interest of facilitating the link and learning through ICTS. We propose innovative interactive and collaborative solutions that can be adapted to the realities of Mali and that facilitate meetings and ensure better feedback and evaluation of projects. The Association "Women and ICTs" is specialized in the production of digital content andpaper works (books, newspapers, brochures, etc...) through the use of ICTs to promote a better understanding and accessibility of information, especially sensitive information. "KUNAFONI.COM" is a social enterprise that works in the field of human rights through events, information and awareness in the media. It distinguishes itself from other actors through its innovative activities such as the rapped debate, the "Kunafoni Show Time" and wide media coverage in the press (print, radio, TV and online).Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation171529 78388 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 78388Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEConsortuim Femme et Tic et Kunafoni-78388 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -78388Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEConsortuim Femme et Tic et Kunafoni44560 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 44560Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEConsortuim Femme et Tic et Kunafoni42784 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 42784Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEConsortuim Femme et Tic et Kunafoni42616 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 42616Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEConsortuim Femme et Tic et Kunafoni-8375 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -8375Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEConsortuim Femme et Tic et KunafoniStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Les partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICE au Mali peuvent s'inspirer des experiences réussies et éviter les celles qui ne le sont pas. LeStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5La composante "LIEN ET APPRENTISSAGE" est au cœur du processur de de VOICE car ils favorisent la prise en compte des leçons d'apprentissages issues del amiseRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsTous lespartenaires ont intégrés des activités de synergies entre eux et financés par eux _même. Il s'agit de: - 6 partenaires de la subventionTous lespartenaires ont intégrés des activités de synergies entre eux et financés par eux _même. Il s'agit de: - 6 partenaires de la subvention# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsTous lespartenaires ont intégrés des activités de synergies entre eux et financés par eux _même. Il s'agit de: - 6 partenaires de la subventionTous lespartenaires ont intégrés des activités de synergies entre eux et financés par eux _même. Il s'agit de: - 6 partenaires de la subvention# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasTous lespartenaires ont intégrés des activités de synergies entre eux et financés par eux _même. Il s'agit de: - 6 partenaires de la subventionTous lespartenaires ont intégrés des activités de synergies entre eux et financés par eux _même. Il s'agit de: - 6 partenaires de la subventionRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersIl s'agit des partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICe Au Mali. Il s'agit de : - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonimisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence.Il s'agit des partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICe Au Mali. Il s'agit de : - 6 partenaires de la subvention# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes espaces de travail sont inclusifs (avec traductution en langage et des signes) et favorable aux partages et échanges d'expériences, Il s'agit de : - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonimisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence.Les espaces de travail sont inclusifs (avec traductution en langage et des signes) et favorable aux partages et échanges d'expériences, Il s'agit de : - 6 partenaires% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceIl s'agit de : - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonimisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence.Il s'agit de : - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonimisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksseuls les partenaires peuvent fournir ces informations à l'issue de leurs projets.seuls les partenaires peuvent fournir ces informations à l'issue de leurs projets.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksseuls les partenaires peuvent fournir ces informations à l'issue de leurs projets.seuls les partenaires peuvent fournir ces informations à l'issue de leurs projets.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansTous lespartenaires ont intégrés des activités de synergies entre eux et financés par eux _même. Il s'agit de: - 6 partenaires de la subventionTous lespartenaires ont intégrés des activités de synergies entre eux et financés par eux _même. Il s'agit de: - 6 partenaires de la subvention# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsTous lespartenaires ont intégrés des activités de synergies entre eux et financés par eux _même. Il s'agit de: - 6 partenaires de la subventionTseuls les partenaires peuvent fournir ces informations à l'issue de leurs projets.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksles subventions autonomisation: 2 les subventions influence: 8les subventions autonomisation: 2 les subventions influence: 8# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voiceles subventions influence: 8les subventions influence: 8# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsconnais pas le nombre# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsles subventions influence: 8 (uitlisent généralement des experts mais seuls eux peuvent fournir ces informations à l'issue de leur projetles subventions influence: 8 (utilisent généralement des experts mais seuls eux peuvent fournir ces informations à l'issue de leur projet(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsles subventions autonomisation: 2 les subventions influence: 8les subventions autonomisation: 2 les subventions influence: 8Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questionsNous avons réalisées 2 CoP sur la période de rapportage. Les notions que suestions d'apprentisssages sont discutées et expliquées lors des communautés de pratiques. Et tous les partenaires sont invités à élaborer les questions d'apprentissage dans la mise en œuvre de leur projet,Nous avons réalisées 2 CoP sur la période de rapportage. Les notions de questions d'apprentisssages sont discutées et expliquées lors des communautés de pratiques. Et tous les partenaires sont invités à élaborer les questions d'apprentissage dans la miseen œuvre de leur projet,# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processesNous avons réalisées 2 CoP sur la période de rapportageNous avons réalisées 2 CoP sur la période de rapportage# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgela liste complète des publications faites se trouvent dans le rapport semestriel/ Il s'agit d'article de presse, de vidéos publiés, des extraits de journal TV, tec.la liste complète des publications faites se trouvent dans le rapport semestriel/ Il s'agit d'article de presse, de vidéos publiés, des extraits de journal TV, etc...# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge8 rencontres avec des thèmes à débatre se sont déroulées sur le groupe whats up créés à cet effet. 3 rencontres "Dial in conférencing" se sont déroulées sur la période de rapportage10 rencontres avec des thèmes à débattre se sont déroulées sur le groupe whats up créés à cet effet. 3 rencontres "Dial in conférencing" se sont déroulées sur la période de rapportage,Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and Learningtous les partenaires et détenteurs de droits intégrent de nouvelles approches soit en ajoutant de nouvelles cibles plus vulnérables à leur projet, soit en changeant des approches et en créant des alliances. Il s'agit de : - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonimisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence.tous les partenaires et détenteurs de droits intégrent de nouvelles approches soit en ajoutant de nouvelles cibles plus vulnérables à leur projet, soit en changeantLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsles partenaires: - activent leur page "Facebook" - réalisent des photos et vidéos illustratives des actifs de leur projet, - particpent aux échangent en ligne, - partagent les activités qu'ils réalisent, - font des couvertures médiatiques de leus activités, etc...les partenaires: - activent leur page "Facebook" - réalisent des photos et vidéos illustratives des actifs de leur projet, - particpent aux échangent en ligne, - partagent les activités qu'ils réalisent, - font des couvertures médiatiques de leurs activités, etc...# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)l est difficile de donner un nombre exacte car il y a trop de publication ( environ une centaine) mais certain se trouvent sur la page Facebook:% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationscertains partenaires ont participé et partagées des connaissances lors des activités L&A: • EDA : Danse chorégraphique des personnes sourdes dont le premier prix lauréat du festi handicapable ; • Housna ka So : participation à la rubrique slam et au chant ; • Association Raoul Folléreau : Exposition et vente de produits de maroquinerie dans leur stand et conférence lors du dial in conferencing. Jeuness’Art, • Centre Canadien d’Etude et de Cooperation Internationale (CECI) • Association Tilé Couracertains partenaires ont participé et partagés des connaissances lors des activités L&A: • - EDA : Chorégraphique des personnes sourdes danse cht le premier prix lauréat du festi handicapable ; - Housna ka So : participation à la rubrique slam et au chant ; - Association Raoul Folléreau : Exposition et vente de produits de maroquinerie dans leur stand - Association Tilé Coura Centre CESAG d'appui aux personnes vivant avec le VIH qui ont fait un dépistage gratuit à tous les participants de la CPP organisée, - l'association des femmes fistuleuses de Ségou, - One stop center aui appui aux survivantes de Violences basées sur le genre, - Fondation Hera qui appui sur le plan judiciaire les survivantes de VBG, -# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)10 synergies d'actvités ont été inititiées et dont 8 ont été financées (par eux meme) et réaliseés per les partenaires subventionnés.10 synergies d'activités ont été initiées et dont 8 ont été financées (par eux même) et réalisées par les partenaires subventionnés.# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsIl est difficle de donner un nombre exacte car il y a trop de publication ( environ une centaine) mais certain se trouvent sur la page facebok: https://www.facebook.com/ApprenonslesunsdesautresIl est difficile de donner un nombre exacte car il y a trop de publication ( environ une centaine) mais certain se trouvent sur la page facebok: https://www.facebook.com/ApprenonslesunsdesautresLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructuretous les partenaires siganlent l'utilité de L&A dans les questionnaires d'évaluations forunis lors des communautés de pratiquetous les partenaires signalent l'utilité de L&A dans les questionnaires d'évaluations fournis lors des communautés de pratiqueNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesC'est une problématique soulevée, testée et solutionnées par les partenaires subventionnés dans la mise en œuvre de leurs activités: Centre Jigiyaso de Kati a appris aux autres partenaires autonomisation comment travailler avec des personnes vivant avec tout type de handicap,C'est une problématique soulevée, testée et solutionnées par les partenaires subventionnés dans la mise en œuvre de leurs activités: - Centre Jigiyaso de Kati a appris aux autres partenaires autonomisation comment travailler avec des personnes vivant avec tout type de handicap,NL-KVK-27108436-A-06333-03:MLOxfam NovibThe Consortuim Agoratoire and Ikam is the organiser , the platform to facilitate the launch of the NOW-Nous Awards on national level in collaboration with The Spindle of Partos . It is a platform which recognize inspiring inclusive initiatives from Africa and Asia that promote diversity and inclusion and encourage self-empowerment of rights holder groups and communities. The event NOW-Nous Awards coincides with the Partos Innovation Festival held every October in Amsterdam. Objective of Celebrating Inclusion is to bring together the voices of rightsholders and, through an award, highlight unsung efforts to bring us closer to a responsive and inclusive society. The present project lead by Agoratoire and Ikam focused on innovative way to organise the national festival and partcipate an global level. The consortium organizes innovative events and festivals to amplify the voices of rights holders at the lnational level,supported by the production of documents, creative approches to reach rightholders, social medias using, and coaching and mentors activities. several innovatives activities has implemented invoved others stakeholders and agency.Oxfam NovibAgoratoireAgoratoire is a "promotional space for Arts and Culture", and a cultural and artistic organization created in 2008 by some studentsof the Conservatory of Mali. The members are composed, among others, of young musicians, singers, slam/ spoken word artists, playwrights, storytellers, filmmakers, visual artists and designers. Together, we work for the promotion of arts and culture in Mali and on the international scene. Agoratoire called "Maison Agoratoire" whose purpose is to educate, inform, train and educate, promote art and culture. We welcome and train young people to write and do oral and scenic performance. We also organise national and international cultural and artistic residencies and scenes. Agoratoire is primarily a cultural space and promotes art and culture, but we do this with a social mission. We believe that art can bring people together, who then learn from each other by creating together. In that regard we promote peace and reconciliation, diversity, girls andwomen#s rights, and social inclusion. We conduct educational and fun activities and do our actions with the most disadvantaged and vulnerable people in society; with them, not for them. Agoratoire is a pioneer, being a cultural organization working with people with disabilitiesMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation117587 -577478672 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 78672Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAgoratoire-78672 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -78672Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAgoratoire34491 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 34491Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAgoratoire63638 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 63638Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAgoratoire9644 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9644Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAgoratoire4039 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4039Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAgoratoireCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsAgoratoire et IKAMCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsAgoratoire et IKAMRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsormation, coaching, mentoratformation, coaching, mentoratformation, coaching, mentorat# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationscoaching, mentorat et suivi de lexécution des projets subventionnéscoaching, mentorat et suivi de lexécution des projets subventionnéscoaching, mentorat et suivi de lexécution des projets subventionnés# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasdevéloppemnt de l'estime de soit, management de projetdevéloppemnt de l'estime de soit, management de projetdevéloppemnt de l'estime de soit, management de projetRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders10 associations ont présenté des projets10 associations ont présenté des projets10 associations ont présenté des projets# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work10 associations se disent prêt à se reunir dans un endroit sur pour travailler10 associations se disent prêt à se reunir dans un endroit sur pour travailler10 associations se disent prêt à se reunir dans un endroit sur pour travailler% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% des associations qui ont suivit le boot camp indique une confiance accrue100% des associations qui ont suivit le boot camp indique une confiance accrue100% des associations qui ont suivit le boot camp indique une confiance accrue(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksDes associations ont pu développées des alliancesDes associations ont pu développées des alliancesDes associations ont pu développées des alliances# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksboot camp et création des réseauxboot camp et création des réseauxboot camp et création des réseaux(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans10 associations se dise prêt à devélopper des alliances pour porter leurs voix10 associations se dise prêt à devélopper des alliances pour porter leurs voix10 associations se dise prêt à devélopper des alliances pour porter leurs voix# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupstoutes les associations présentes à Ségou auront la capacité de crée des alliances pour amplifier leurs voixtoutes les associations présentes à Ségou auront la capacité de crée des alliances pour amplifier leurs voixtoutes les associations présentes à Ségou auront la capacité de crée des alliances pour amplifier leurs voix(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksavec l'exécution des différents projets des associations ils auront des moyens d'influncé les décideursavec l'exécution des différents projets des associations ils auront des moyens d'influncé les décideursavec l'exécution des différents projets des associations ils auront des moyens d'influncé les décideurs# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceLes 3 associations primés lors du boot camps bénéficie de subventionavec l'exécution de leurs projets respectifs les 3 associations pourront faire des plaidoyers en leurs faveursLes 3 associations primés lors du boot camps bénéficie de subvention# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsavec l'exécution de leurs projets respectifs les 3 associations pourront faire des plaidoyers en leurs faveursavec l'exécution de leurs projets respectifs les 3 associations pourront faire des plaidoyers en leurs faveursavec l'exécution de leurs projets respectifs les 3 associations pourront faire des plaidoyers en leurs faveurs# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsla maison Agoratoire est en consortium avec IKAM de Ségou pour l'exécution du prix Nows Nousla maison Agoratoire est en consortium avec IKAM de Ségou pour l'exécution du prix Nows Nousla maison Agoratoire est en consortium avec IKAM de Ségou pour l'exécution du prix Nows Nous(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsLes connaissances acquises à Ségou lors de la formation seront des acquis pour le futur des organisations présentesLes connaissances acquises à Ségou lors de la formation seront des acquis pour le futur des organisations présentesLes connaissances acquises à Ségou lors de la formation seront des acquis pour le futur des organisations présentesGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questionscoaching et mentorat pendant toute la phase d'exécution des projets subventionnéscoaching et mentorat pendant toute la phase d'exécution des projets subventionnéscoaching et mentorat pendant toute la phase d'exécution des projets subventionnés# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processesBoot camp SégouBoot camp SégouBoot camp Ségou# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeBoot Camp Ségou, cycle de rapportage des activités passées, avec des liens vidéos et photosBoot Camp Ségou, cycle de rapportage des activités passées, avec des liens vidéos et photosBoot Camp Ségou, cycle de rapportage des activités passées, avec des liens vidéos et photos# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeBoot Camp Ségou, coaching mentoratBoot Camp Ségou, coaching mentoratBoot Camp Ségou, coaching mentoratGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningAvec les différents modules de formation reçu à Ségou qui a été innovante pour les associations présentesAvec les différents modules de formation reçu à Ségou qui a été innovante pour les associations présentesAvec les différents modules de formation reçu à Ségou qui a été innovante pour les associations présentesLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsLes 10 associations partage des connaissances acquises à Ségou (100% des assocaitionsLes 10 associations partage des connaissances acquises à Ségou (100% des assocaitionsLes 10 associations partage des connaissances acquises à Ségou (100% des assocaitions# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)Agoratoire avec IKAM contribue à consolider les liens et apprentissages acquises à Ségouéchange par visio conférence entre les différents pays des prix Nows Nous en février 2022Agoratoire avec IKAM contribue à consolider les liens et apprentissages acquises à Ségou% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsen plus des 3 associations le consortium partage toutes les activités sur leurs différents plateformes de communicatio70% des associations qui ont suivit la formation n'ont pas eu de subventionen plus des 3 associations le consortium partage toutes les activités sur leurs différents plateformes de communicatio# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)échange par visio conférence entre les différents pays des prix Nows Nous en février 2022Agoratoire avec IKAM contribue à consolider les liens et apprentissages acquises à Ségouéchange par visio conférence entre les différents pays des prix Nows Nous en février 2022# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platforms70% des associations qui ont suivit la formation n'ont pas eu de subventionen plus des 3 associations le consortium partage toutes les activités sur leurs différents plateformes de communicatio70% des associations qui ont suivit la formation n'ont pas eu de subventionLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructure3 associations sur 10 bénéficie de subvention (30%)3 associations sur 10 bénéficie de subvention (30%)3 associations sur 10 bénéficie de subvention (30%)New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantles 3 associations primées vont mettre en œuvre les acquis de la formation du Boot campsles 3 associations primées vont mettre en œuvre les acquis de la formation du Boot campsles 3 associations primées vont mettre en œuvre les acquis de la formation du Boot camps# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitatedBoot camps, mentrorat, coaching et surtout des associations pendant la phase d'exécution des projetsBoot camps, mentrorat, coaching et surtout des associations pendant la phase d'exécution des projetsBoot camps, mentrorat, coaching et surtout des associations pendant la phase d'exécution des projets# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesLes différents canaux de communications des associations ainsi que le consortium Agoratoire IKAMLes différents canaux de communications des associations ainsi que le consortium Agoratoire IKAMLes différents canaux de communications des associations ainsi que le consortium Agoratoire IKAMNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesles modules de formation du Boot camps à Ségou était innovante, développemnt de l'estime de soi, managementles modules de formation du Boot camps à Ségou était innovante, développemnt de l'estime de soi, managementles modules de formation du Boot camps à Ségou était innovante, développemnt de l'estime de soi, management# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesles consortium Agoratoire Ikam et les 3 associations partages les activités sur leurs plateformes de communicationles consortium Agoratoire Ikam et les 3 associations partages les activités sur leurs plateformes de communicationles consortium Agoratoire Ikam et les 3 associations partages les activités sur leurs plateformes de communicationNL-KVK-27108436-A-06333-04:MLOxfam Novib1.Capacity Building : The only reliable and viable means for women/girls with disabilities to change are :- Empowerment through learning a trade "Henna application" will bring forward skills for creative sense, a taste - For inventiveness. This training will lead to freelance work (self-employment) as a specialized henna applicator. This project is perfectly adapted to people with disabilities because everything is done in a simple way without too much displacement and involvement of physical strength,but also the demandis permanent because henna is part of the daily life of Malian women of all ages (wedding, baptism, cultural or religious ceremonies, or just for fun). The use of henna is deeply rooted in our culture. The project plans to organize a one-week training session to develop the skills, potential, and self-esteem of women and girls with disabilities in order to bring out the leader in them that will empower them and vice versa (empowerment and leadership are interdependent). - Leadership sothat they learn to assert themselves.The empowerment of women/girls with disabilities is the sine qua non for the promotion of their leadership. This will encourage other initiatives to encourage women and girls with disabilities to stand up for their rights, especially their right to freedom of expression and choice. The challenges of disability should not be a barrier to their leadership. The leader today is characterized by his ability to interact with his environment to better serve it.A leader musthave a minimum of financial independence (be able to payrent, have a decent life, etc.). Women/girls with disabilities have experience and knowledge that they can share with society. It is important that they are able to access resources for the balanceofsociety. It is essential to take into account the intersection of disability with other forms of oppression, especially in cases of violence or sexual abuse: Women with Disabilities and Gender-Based Violence (GBV): What if I can't run away from the dangers? - Understanding the CRPD: in order to defend and claim a right, one must have a minimum knowledge of these rights. In the case of people with disabilities, at least some knowledge of the CRPD is essential. A leader must master his or her subject and rely on reliable legal instruments that are recognized by all. 2. Visibility Organizing radio and television programs on the concept of disability in the project's areas of implementation to promote their involvementin the decision-making process. New information and communication technologies such as the internet, social networks, cell phones in order to reach the greatest number of people.Translated with www.Oxfam NovibAssociation pour le Renforcement deAssociation for building Capacities of the Handicapped People (ARCAPH) that been created in accordance with arrangements of the law relative n° 04-038 of August 05, 2004 to the associations. N° receipt 945 G-DB. ARCAPH) participle actively to the localdevelopment to the level of the districts by the formation, the training of profession, of leadership, the sensitization, the organization of the days of advocacies, the psychosocial development of the vulnerable layers, The discrimination and exclusionof people living with handicap is a major brake to the walk toward an inclusive society. Objectives To allow people living withnhandicap to participate in the local development of their township 2 - to promote the popularization of the Relative Convention to the Rights of the Handicapped People (CRDPH) 3 - facilitated the mobility of people iliving with handicap 4 - to inform and to sensitize people handicapped on the existence of the Relative Convention to the Rights of the Handicapped People (CRDPH); 5 - 6 - to reinforce the Empower of the handicapped people and to increase their social inclusions; 7 - to encourage the integration of people handicapped to allow them to exercise their rights fully and to play their role in the society; To reinforce expertises and technical, physical and intellectual capacities of the handicapped people; 8 - to promote the respect of the difference; 9 - to put to their arrangements of the specialized materials while holding in account their different handicaps (motors, visual and auditory, mental); 10 - to propose sessions of physiotherapy for the interview and the good to be of their body; 11 - to restore the credibility and the dignity of the handicapped people. 1. to develop the leadership of the most vulnerable 2. to assure the mobility of the members 3. formation and training of professions of the members 4. use of the members 5. personal blossoming of the members 6. socioeconomic insertion 7. inclusionMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation15000 7500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour le Renforcement de6250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour le Renforcement de1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour le Renforcement deCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsApprentissage du henne, initiation a la CDPH et la formation em leadership# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsApprentissage du henne, initiation a la CDPH et la formation em leadership# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasPartenaire ARCAPH, Subvention IARightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersun groupe compose de 20 femmes handicapees direct et indirect# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workun groupe compose de 20 femmes handicapees direct et indirect% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice80% sur les 20 femmes handicapees direct et indirectGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningARCAPH, groupe de femmeNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantle projet promouvoir le leadership des femmes handicapees a travers leur autonomisation# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitatedl'apprentissage du henne, la CDPH, et le leadership# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesl'apprentissage du henne, la CDPH, et le leadershipNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesl'apprentissage du henne, la CDPH, et le leadership# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesemissions teleNL-KVK-27108436-A-06333-05:MLOxfam Novib1. Setting up platforms : This activity consists in setting up a website, mobile applications (iOS and android) and a WhatsApp number to collect testimonies from GBV survivors, either openly or anonymously.Anyone, especially women or girls, who want to report a violation of their rights, can download the mobile application (android, iOS) or connect to the website or join the WhatsApp forum todiscuss with other survivors about their problems. The WhatsApp number will also allow to make denunciations through writing, voice, image and even video and anonymously if the person wants. The initiative through the platforms will above all give a space of expression or serve as a confidant to the stories of many women and girls to amplify their voice, guide them, especially for those who are ashamed or afraid to go to the appropriate care centers. After the platforms are set up, a real communication is made to inform the populations of the tool at their disposal to denounce violence.2. Training: capacity building for Jeuness'Art Twenty or so slammers, actors and Jeuness'Art staff, mostly girls, are receiving capacity-building sessions on gender-based violence and sexual and gender-based violence. These training sessions will allow the trained people to better understand the issues at stake in order to be sufficiently equipped to be ambassadors in the fight against Gender Based Violence. 3. Processing the stories of people who have been subjected to gender-based violence (GBV)The survivors' stories will be screened every week to identify the most touching and sensitive testimonies and to classify them according to the categories of violence. This step allows us to identify the people who urgentlyneed help and to advise them and direct them to the appropriate structures for their care. Awareness raising Awareness raising is the basis of this project which will reach thousands of people every month through different communication channels: the show, the internet, word of mouth, radio and through the transport companies (because nowadays almost all buses are equipped with screens). - Photo exhibition and slam scene A slam scene on GBV and a photo exhibition (pictures sent by survivors as evidence and in total anonymity) are held every two months. These photos, often full of violence, are displayed for all to see and performed in slam form, contributing to the collective fight against violence. These exhibitions and slam scenes are free and open to the general public for a real awareness. - Mock trial (in acourtroom) The slam trial which is a mock trial in a real court (partner) will also be held every two months. In partnership with the court in question, the laws and sentences of violence (sent to our platforms) according to theirseriousness are validated by the court in order to be staged to dissuade possible aggressors from committing the act or to inform the ordinary citizen on the laws punishing the various forms of violence. A discussion with a prosecutor, a judge or a lawyer announces the slam trial. An opportunity for the men of law to exchange with the audience without taboo. - Slam Story of the Week A story or a damning story per week is chosen, interpreted by a slammer in video and broadcasted on platforms (project website, social mediaof Jeuness'Art), radio and TV partners. These videos will allow people to be alerted weekly on cases of sexual and gender-based violence. - Book edition A book on the different testimonies, accounts or stories of survivors is published annually and sentfree of charge to high school libraries in Mali and to humanitarian organizations, the National Assembly and all institutions of the Republic. An audio version of the book is made for people with visual disabilities. - The great awareness campaign during the 16 days of activism All the productions (audio, video, photos) produced through the photo exhibitions of the scenes, the slam trials, and the slamstories are sent to the radio stations, television stations, and partner transport companies to beplayed during the sixteen days ofactivism. During this same period, video projections are also conducted in some regional villages, with the populations for a real impact.Oxfam NovibJeuness’ArtMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation25000 12500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJeuness’ArtCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsJeuness'ArtCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsJeuness'ArtRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations1-mise en place des plateforme sur les reseaux sociaux, 2-procès slamés préparés.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations1-mise en place des plateforme sur les reseaux sociaux, 2-procès slamés préparés.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasjeuness'ArtRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersSeul le groupe de spectacle avait commencé à travaillé sur lke procès slamé.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workNous avons un groupe de détenteurs (femmes) qui prennent la parôle parce qu'ils estiment qu'ils ont des espaces.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice30% des 2 groupes(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNous avons eu 17 couvertures médiatiques (presse, radios et télés) sur le lancement de l'application "EVE LA SEVE'. Une promotion de l'application a été faite par ces médias.New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantEve la Seve# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated1. Mise en place des plateformes web et mobile (Ios et android) pour les survivants de VBG qui peuvent temoigner anonymement; 2. Transcription en procès slamé d'une histoire touchante des détenteurs.# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNous n'avons pas pu effectuer les activités planifiéesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes1. Mise en place des plateformes web et mobile (Ios et android) pour les survivants de VBG qui peuvent temoigner anonymement; 2. Transcription en procès slamé d'une histoire touchante des détenteurs.# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesLa vidéo de capitalisation n'a pu être faite.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06333-06:MLOxfam NovibAssociation Tiessiri pour les droits des femmes et des enfants Bref résumé du projet/Introduction Ce projet sera réalisé avec des jeunes déficients visuels qui en plus d’être des bénéficiaires directs, seront associés à chaque niveau et étape de l’exécution. Pourla réalisation du projet, un système de correspondance entre des jeunes voyants et des jeunes déficients visuels sera mis en place.Un groupe de jeunes voyants sera mis en contact avec un autre groupe de jeunes déficients visuels, ils seront enétroite collaboration tout le long du projet et même au-delà. Ensemble ils bénéficieront des formations en techniquement de réarmement morale des personnes handicapés, sur les techniques de l’informatique et de la communication (TIC). Ils prendront part aux formations en braille (écriture pour déficients visuels), sur la réalisation des vidéos de sensibilisations et à l’organisation des journées de consultationsmédicales pour la prévention des maladies cécitantes. Les groupes crées participeront au projet à travers des contributions et des actions multiformes. Ils seront outillés sur de nouvelles approches dans la mise en oeuvre des actions de protections et de promotion des droits des personnes handicapées : création d’une synergie d’action, animationpériodique des espaces d’échanges, l’utilisationdes réseaux sociaux dans le cadre de la sensibilisation. Ils pourront à terme élaborer un plan d’action de lutte contre l’exclusiondes personnes handicapées. • OBJECTIF GLOBAL L’objectif global du projet est de: Favoriser la scolarisation des jeunes déficients visuels dans un cadre inclusif ainsi que participatif aux activités citoyennes. • OBJECTIFS SPECIFIQUES : 1. Former 10 jeunes formateurs spécialisés (voyants et non-voyants) en braille (écriturepour déficients visuels) en 2022 ; 2. Former directement 10 jeunes formateurs spécialisés en TIC pour non-voyant, qui auront la charge de former des enseignants spécialisés en 2022 ; 3. Former 15 jeunes (voyants et non-voyants) aux AVJ (Activités de Vie Journalière) en 2022. 4. Former 15 jeunes aux techniques de réarmement en 2022. 5. Promouvoir la prévention de la cécité à Bamako courant 2022. 6. Sensibiliser les populations pour lutter contre la stigmatisation des personnes en situation d’handicapà Bamako courant 2022. Activités: Activité 1 : Sélection et formations de 10 jeunes formateurs en braille (écriture pour déficients visuels). Activité 2: Formation des 10 jeunes formateurs spécialisés en TIC pour déficients visuels. Activité 3 : Sélection et Formation de 15 jeunes en AVJ (activités de vie journalières) Activité 4 : Sélection et formation de15 jeunes aux techniques de réarmement moral. Activité 5 : Organisation de 02 journées de dépistage de masse des maladies cécitantes. Activité6 : Réalisation de 04 vidéos de sensibilisation contre la marginalisation et l’exclusion des personnes en état d’handicap. RESULTATS ATTENDUS • 10 jeunes formateurs spécialisés seront formés en braille (écriture pour déficients visuels), ils pourront àleur tour former d’autres enseignants spécialisés à cette technique d’écriture ; • 10 jeunes formateurs relais seront formés en TIC pour déficients visuels ; • 15 jeunes seront formés en AVJ loco et mobilité pour faciliter l’autonomisation physique despersonnes non-voyant ; • 15 jeunes seront formés en réarmement moral pour pouvoir assister les personnes en situation de handicap en cas de dépression; • 02 journées de dépistage de masse des maladies cécitantes seront organisées (une session par mois),au cours desquelles au moins 100 personnes seront consultées ; • 04 vidéos de sensibilisation seront réalisées contre la marginalisation et l’exclusion des personnes en état de handicap. Ces vidéos seront diffusées sur différents réseaux sociaux ( Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram …). Indicateurs des résultats clés du projet et moyens de vérification Indicateurs de résultats clés des activités : Indicateurs 10 formateursformés en braille 10 formateurs formés en TIC pour déficients visuels 15 formateurs formés en AVJ 15 formateurs formés en réarmement moral Au moins 100 personnes consultées médicalement Diffusion de 04 vidéos de sensibilisation sur les réseaux sociaux MEMBRESOxfam NovibAssociation TIESSIRI pour les DroitProjet : SIXIÈME SENS, inclussion des personnes en situation de handicap visuel dans le district de Bamako Bref résumé du projet/Introduction Ce projet sera réalisé avec des jeunes déficients visuels qui en plus d’être des bénéficiaires directs, serontassociés à chaque niveau et étape de l’exécution. Pour la réalisation du projet, un système de correspondance entre des jeunes voyants et des jeunes déficients visuels sera mis en place. Un groupe de jeunes voyants sera mis en contact avec un autre groupede jeunes déficientsvisuels, ils seront en étroite collaboration tout le long du projet et même au-delà. Ensemble ils bénéficieront des formations en techniquement de réarmement morale des personnes handicapés, sur les techniques de l’informatique et dela communication (TIC). Ils prendront part aux formations en braille (écriture pour déficients visuels), sur la réalisation des vidéos de sensibilisations et à l’organisation des journées de consultations médicales pour la prévention des maladies cécitantes. Les groupes crées participeront au projet à travers des contributions et des actions multiformes. Ils seront outillés sur de nouvelles approches dans la mise en oeuvredes actions de protections et de promotion des droits des personnes handicapées :création d’une synergie d’action, animation périodique des espaces d’échanges, l’utilisation des réseaux sociaux dans le cadre de la sensibilisation. Ils pourront à terme élaborer unplan d’action de lutte contre l’exclusion des personnes handicapées. •OBJECTIF GLOBAL L’objectif global du projet est de: Favoriserla scolarisation des jeunes déficients visuels dans un cadre inclusif ainsi que participatif aux activités citoyennes. • OBJECTIFS SPECIFIQUES : 1. Former 10 jeunes formateurs spécialisés (voyants et non-voyants) en braille (écriture pour déficients visuels) en 2022 ; 2. Former directement 10 jeunes formateurs spécialisés en TIC pour non-voyant, qui auront la charge de former des enseignants spécialisés en 2022 ; 3. Former 15 jeunes (voyants et non-voyants) aux AVJ (Activités de Vie Journalière) en 2022. 4. Former 15 jeunes aux techniques de réarmement en 2022. 5. Promouvoir la prévention de la cécité à Bamako courant 2022. 6. Sensibiliser les populations pour lutter contre la stigmatisation des personnes en situation d’handicap à Bamako courant 2022. Activités: Activité 1 : Sélection et formations de 10 jeunes formateurs en braille (écriture pour déficients visuels). Activité 2: Formation des 10 jeunes formateurs spécialisés en TICpourdéficients visuels. Activité 3 : Sélection et Formation de 15 jeunes en AVJ (activités de vie journalières) Activité 4 : Sélection et formation de 15 jeunes aux techniques de réarmement moral. Activité 5 : Organisation de 02 journées de dépistagede masse des maladies cécitantes. Activité 6 : Réalisation de 04 vidéos de sensibilisation contre la marginalisation et l’exclusion des personnes en état d’handicap. RESULTATS ATTENDUS • 10 jeunes formateurs spécialisés seront formés en braille (écriture pour déficients visuels), ils pourront à leur tour former d’autres enseignants spécialisés à cette technique d’écriture ; • 10 jeunes formateurs relais seront formés en TIC pour déficients visuels ; • 15 jeunes seront formés en AVJ loco et mobilitépour faciliter l’autonomisation physique des personnes non-voyant ; • 15 jeunes seront formés en réarmement moral pour pouvoir assister les personnes en situation de handicap en cas de dépression; • 02 journées de dépistage de masse des maladies cécitantes seront organisées (une session par mois),au cours desquelles au moins 100 personnes seront consultées ; • 04 vidéos de sensibilisation seront réalisées contre la marginalisation et l’exclusion des personnes en état de handicap. Ces vidéos seront diffusées sur différents réseaux sociaux ( Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram …). Indicateurs des résultats clés du projet et moyens de vérification Indicateurs de résultats clésdes activités : Indicateurs 10 formateurs formés en braille 10 formateurs formésen TICpour déficients visuels 15 formateurs formés en AVJ 15 formateurs formés en réarmement moral Au moins 100 personnes consultées médicalement Diffusion de 04 vidéos de sensibilisation sur les réseaux sociauxMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation10000 6000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation TIESSIRI pour les Droit4000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation TIESSIRI pour les DroitCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsFormation en braille, Formation en TIC pour non voyants ,Formation des jeunes aux Techniques de réarmement moral e tFormation des jeunes en AVJ( activités de vie journalière)# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsFormation en braille, Formation en TIC pour non voyants ,Formation des jeunes aux Techniques de réarmement moral e tFormation des jeunes en AVJ( activités de vie journalière)# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasTIESSIRIRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersGroupe de jeune voyant (25 jeunes) Groupe de jeune non voyant (25 jeunes)Groupe de jeune voyant (25 jeunes) Groupe de jeune non voyant (25 jeunes)# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workGroupe de jeune voyant (25 jeunes) Groupe de jeune non voyant (25 jeunes)% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice75% des 50 jeunesGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningTIESSIRI,Groupe de jeune voyant (25 jeunes) Groupe de jeune non voyant (25 jeunes)New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantTIESSIRI# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitatedFormation en braille, Formation en TIC pour non voyants# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesFormation en braille, Formation en TIC pour non voyantsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesFormation en braille, Formation en TIC pour non voyants# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesVideos de sensibilisation au cours du projet. En attente du tranfert fonds pour la mise en œuvre de la dexième phase du projet.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06333-07:MLOxfam NovibEn dépit des garanties données au citoyen par la Loi fondamentale, pour qui dès son article 1 dispose que « La personne humaine est sacrée et inviolable », certains Maliens continuent d’agir sous le joug de l’esclavage dans les régions de Kayes et de Nioro du Sahel. La pratique préhistorique persiste à travers violation des droits civils, politiques, économiques, sociaux et culturels (DESC) des personnes dites « esclaves » par ascendance victimes d’abus dont, entre autres, l’asservissement et violences basées sur le genre (Infractions, Abus) ; des représailles, violences physiques, coups, blessures volontaires, torture attentatoire, homicides ; des violences émotionnelles/psychologiques/humiliations ; le déni des ressources, extorsion /destruction de biens, terres ; la perte de droits sociaux (éducation, santé, alimentation ou biens de consommation de base, eau, hygiène et assainissement) ; des déplacements forcés créant des besoins humanitaires dans les localités d’accueil. Les causes de ces violations de droits se reposent, entre autres, sur le reniement de la pratique d’esclavage par ceux qui la vivaient avec un rang dit « inférieur » ; l’ignorance des dispositionsdes textes nationaux et internationaux relatifs aux droits humains ; la banalisation des injustices, violences, inégalités faites aux personnes dites «esclaves par ascendance» ; l’absence de loi spécifique contre l’esclavage ; les faibles mesures émanant des autorités politiques, administratives, judiciaires face à l’esclavage ; l’absencede mécanismes de suivi et de traitement des plaintes sur les violations des droits des personnes dites « esclaves ». Pour réduire les abus et violations des droits des personnes dites esclaves par ascendance, le projet vise les objectifs et résultats ci-après : Impact/objectif principal : Réduire les violations des droits des personnes dites « esclaves par ascendance » dans les cercles de Diéma (Région de Nioro du Sahel) et de Bafoulabé (région deKayes) d’ici octobre 2023. Objectifs spécifiques/effets: (1) Les communautés adoptent des pratiques/comportements positifs en matière de protection/respects des droits humains en général et ceux des personnes dites « esclaves par ascendance » en particulier. (2) Les communautés en général et les personnesdites « esclaves par ascendance » en particulier ont accru l’utilisation des mécanismes/mesures de protection des droits humains Résultats attendus : Résultat 1 : Les communautés ont amélioré leurs connaissances/attitudessur les droits de la personne humaine, y compris les DESC Résultat 2 : Les communautés, en particulier les personnes dites « esclaves par ascendance » ont accru leur accès aux mécanismes de défense des droits de la personne humaine, y compris la protection contreles VBGs et la protection des DESC Résultat 3 : Les autorités administratives, judiciaires, communales et les leaders traditionnelsont accru leur mobilisation à travers la prise de mesures visant à réduire la violation des droits (droits civils, politiques et DESC) en particulier chez les personnes dites esclaves Pour parvenir, PDH entend soutenir, d’une part, les initiatives/actions des réseaux de l’espoir (stop esclavage), afin d’améliorer les connaissances/attitudes/comportements sur les droits humains et, d’autre part, promouvoir l’accès et l’utilisation des mécanismes de protection des droits humains.Oxfam NovibPôle de Protection des Droits HumaiLe pôle de Protection des Droits Humains (PDH) a été formellement créé en 2020 à l’issue de deux financements du Fonds d’Appui aux Moteurs du Changement (FAMOC) de l’Ambassade Royale de Danemark (ARD) en 2019 puis en 2020 pour promouvoir/défendre les droits des personnes dites esclaves par ascendance. En effet, suite aux violences (physiques/coups, blessures volontaires, homicides, psychologiques, économique- destruction de biens/expropriation de biens et terre) documentées, perpétrées dans le cercle deDiema et dans le cercle de Bafoulabé dont notre président est natif, il a initié avec le directeur exécutif, le projet « stop esclavage » à l’issue duquel est né formellement le Pôle de Protection des Droits Humains dénommé « PDH » en abrégé crée sous lenuméro N°2020—010/P-CD. Suiteaux dernières violations des droits de l’homme à Diallassagou, PDH s’est constitué d’autre part dans le cercle de Bankass à traversle numéro N°2022-077/P-CBS et entend construire tout un réseau pour que cesse la violation desdroits humains, en particulier ceux des personnes marginalisées et les minorités. Les membres actifs et engagés des réseaux de l’espoir « stop esclavage »- RSE (femmes, jeunes et hommes victimes de violence ou déplacés réinsérés ou non, personnes influentes, jeunes et leaders défenseurs des droits humains) ont été associés et sont de droit membres de l’Association. Ils communiquent à travers un groupe WhatsApp et mènent constamment des échanges sur les thématiques des droits humains, les violences physiques et psychologiques faites aux personnes vulnérables (filles, femmes, personnes dites esclave…), la cohésion sociale et le vivre ensemble avec l’accompagnement et le coaching des principaux responsables de l’association, et surtout du point focal de PDHàDiema qui est lui-même personne dite « esclave par ascendance ».Leurs délégués étaient présents à l’audit organisationnel organisé au siège de PDH. PDH a également contribué aux travaux de mise àjour du contexte de Voice Oxfam surtout au niveau de lathématique des minorités. On disait qu’il n’y a pas de minorité ce qui étaitune ignorance du contexte par rapport la question d’esclavage par ascendance. Ce mois d’août 2022, une femme âgée de 71 ans a été découpée et mise en morceau et exécutée parcequ’elle a refusé le statut d’esclavage. PDH a alerté les organisations des défenses des droits humains avec comme slogan « unis, nous sommes forts ».Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation100000 -3970047100 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 47100Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPôle de Protection des Droits Humai13200 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13200Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPôle de Protection des Droits HumaiCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsPDHCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsPDHRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsLes membres des réseaux de l'espoir développeront trois programmes de changement dont (1) Les initiatives (créant des espaces ludiques culturels, sportifs de brassage et d'intégration... impliquant toute les communautés dans une atmosphère conviviale sans discrimination fondée sur l’appartenance sociale ou rang social, la religion, l’ethnie) visent à promouvoir les principes/valeurs relatifs aux droits humains comme le respect de la dignité humaine, le respect mutuel, la prohibition des violations/violences de toutes sortes (physiques, sexuelles, émotionnelle/psychologique), le travail/l’esprit d’équipe, la tolérance, la solidarité, l’hospitalité (« jatiguiya »), la justice sociale, le dialogue, la cohésion sociale, le vivre-ensemble, la paix, le développement, (2) les actions de plaidoyer non seulement pour l'intégration de la question des droits humains dans les plans de développement mais aussi l'adoption de mesures en matière de matière de protection contre la violation des droits humains en généralet ceux des personnes dites "esclaves par ascendance" en particulier et (3) le monitoring de la violation des droits humains à travers le réseau d’alerte précoce et/ou un mécanisme communautaire anonyme (plateforme numérique/formulaire en ligne et ligneverte, groupe WhasApp) de signalement/dénonciation, d’enregistrement des plaintes liées aux violations des droits humains en général et de ceux des personnes dites « esclaves » en particulierLes membres des réseaux de l'espoir développeront trois programmes de changement dont (1) Les initiatives (créant des espaces ludiques culturels, sportifs de brassage et d'intégration... impliquant toute les communautés dans une atmosphère conviviale sans discrimination fondée sur l’appartenance sociale ou rang social, la religion, l’ethnie) visent à promouvoir les principes/valeurs relatifs aux droits humains comme le respect de la dignité humaine, le respect mutuel, la prohibition des violations/violences de toutes sortes (physiques, sexuelles, émotionnelle/psychologique), le travail/l’esprit d’équipe, la tolérance, la solidarité, l’hospitalité (« jatiguiya »), la justice sociale, le dialogue, la cohésion sociale, le vivre-ensemble, la paix, le développement, (2) les actions de plaidoyer non seulement pour l'intégration de la question des droits humains dans les plans de développement mais aussi l'adoption de mesures en matière de matière de protection contre la violation des droits humains en généralet ceux des personnes dites "esclaves par ascendance" en particulier et (3) le monitoring de la violation des droits humains à travers le réseau d’alerte précoce et/ou un mécanisme communautaire anonyme (plateforme numérique/formulaire en ligne et ligneverte, groupe WhasApp) de signalement/dénonciation, d’enregistrement des plaintes liées aux violations des droits humains en général et de ceux des personnes dites « esclaves » en particulier# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsLes trois programmes (initiatives de sensibilisation/conscientisation sur les droits humains, initiatives de plaidoyer pour les mesures visant le respect des droits humains et mécanisme de monitoring des droits humains) seront mis en oeuvre par les détenteurs de droits (400 membres des 20 réseaux de l'espoir) avec l'accompagnement et le coaching de PDH.Les trois programmes (initiatives de sensibilisation/conscientisation sur les droits humains, initiatives de plaidoyer pour les mesures visant le respect des droits humains et mécanisme de monitoring des droits humains) seront mis en oeuvre par les détenteurs de droits (400 membres des 20 réseaux de l'espoir) avec l'accompagnement et le coaching de PDH.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendas20 réseaux mettront en œuvre la méthodologie des réseaux de l'espoir de PDH qui se fondent sur les 7 étapes ci-après : (1) renforcement des capacités des membres des réseaux de l’espoir sur les droits humains, (2) état des lieux, planification et mise enœuvre des initiatives visant la réduction de la violation des droits humains (droits personnes « esclaves »…), l'inclusion, la cohésion sociale, le vivre-ensemble, la paix et le développement, (3) monitoring des droits humains en réseau, (4) enregistrement, traitement des plaintes, (5) prise en charge psychologique, sanitaire et juridique des victimes, (6) plaidoyer auprès des autorités nationales et locales pour la prise de mesures contre les violations des droits humains, (7) remise des victimes dans leurs droits.20 réseaux mettront en œuvre la méthodologie des réseaux de l'espoir de PDH qui se fondent sur les 7 étapes ci-après : (1) renforcement des capacités des membres des réseaux de l’espoir sur les droits humains, (2) état des lieux, planification et mise enœuvre des initiatives visant la réduction de la violation des droits humains (droits personnes « esclaves »…), l'inclusion, la cohésion sociale, le vivre-ensemble, la paix et le développement, (3) monitoring des droits humains en réseau, (4) enregistrement, traitement des plaintes, (5) prise en charge psychologique, sanitaire et juridique des victimes, (6) plaidoyer auprès des autorités nationales et locales pour la prise de mesures contre les violations des droits humains, (7) remise des victimes dans leurs droits.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersPDH mettra en place 20 réseaux de l'espoir dont chacun est composé de 20 membres soit 400 au total (80% de personnes dites "esclaves" détenteurs de droit dont 50% de femmes et de jeunes) et de personnes dites « nobles/horons » influentes (20%), acquises et engagées pour leur cause). Ces réseaux identifieront et prioriseront leurs problèmes ainsi que les initiatives de sensibilisation/plaidoyer sur la base de l'analyse des problèmes mais aussi des enseignements tirés de l'atelier de réflexion et d'apprentissage sur les droits humain (ex: restauration de biens comme la terres agricoles, plaidoyer pour l'intégration de la question des droits humains dans les plans locaux de développement, sensibilisation sur les principes religieux et traditionnels relatifsaux droits humains...)PDH mettra en place 20 réseaux de l'espoir dont chacun est composé de 20 membres soit 400 au total (80% de personnes dites "esclaves" détenteurs de droit dont 50% de femmes et de jeunes) et de personnes dites « nobles/horons » influentes (20%), acquises et engagées pour leur cause). Ces réseaux identifieront et prioriseront leurs problèmes ainsi que les initiatives de sensibilisation/plaidoyer sur la base de l'analyse des problèmes mais aussi des enseignements tirés de l'atelier de réflexion et d'apprentissage sur les droits humain (ex: restauration de biens comme la terres agricoles, plaidoyer pour l'intégration de la question des droits humains dans les plans locaux de développement, sensibilisation sur les principes religieux et traditionnels relatifsaux droits humains...)# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes ateliers de réflexion et d'apprentissage sur les principes des droits humains selon les lois du Mali, les religions dominantes et les traditions serviront dès le départ comme outils de plaidoyer et de pression pour le respect des principes/valeurs liés au respect de la dignité et de la sécurité humaine. Les membres des 20 Réseaux de l’espoir oeuvreront à travers leurs initiatives en matière de promotion/protection des droits humains, de la cohésion sociale et du vivre ensemble pour créer des espaces sûrs pour se réunir et travailler. Ces espaces seront créer d'ailleurs dès le départ à travers les sessions de formation, les ateliers de planification des initiatives et actions de plaidoyer, ainsi que les évènements culturels thématiques véhiculant le respect des droits humains, la cohésion sociale, le vivre ensemble et la paix entre membres des communautés sans distinction de race, ethnie, appartenance sociale...Les ateliers de réflexion et d'apprentissage sur les principes des droits humains selon les lois du Mali, les religions dominantes et les traditions serviront dès le départ comme outils de plaidoyer et de pression pour le respect des principes/valeurs liés au respect de la dignité et de la sécurité humaine. Les membres des 20 Réseaux de l’espoir oeuvreront à travers leurs initiatives en matière de promotion/protection des droits humains, de la cohésion sociale et du vivre ensemble pour créer des espaces sûrs pour se réunir et travailler. Ces espaces seront créer d'ailleurs dès le départ à travers les sessions de formation, les ateliers de planification des initiatives et actions de plaidoyer, ainsi que les évènements culturels thématiques véhiculant le respect des droits humains, la cohésion sociale, le vivre ensemble et la paix entre membres des communautés sans distinction de race, ethnie, appartenance sociale...% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNous estimons qu'on moins 75% des membres des 20 réseaux de l'espoir développeront une confiance en soit et seront actifs en élevant leur voix pour défendre les droits humains à travers des actions de conscientisation et de plaidoyer au niveau local.Nous estimons qu'on moins 75% des membres des 20 réseaux de l'espoir développeront une confiance en soit et seront actifs en élevant leur voix pour défendre les droits humains à travers des actions de conscientisation et de plaidoyer au niveau local.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks8 plans d'action conjointes de plaidoyer seront élaboré incluant le plaidoyer auprès des autorités locales et traditionnelles afin que les questions de protection des droits des citoyens sans exception soient intégrées dans les Plan locaux de développement (PDSEC). Il sera procédé à la sensibilisation de structures comme les Commissions Foncières (COFO) en vue d’une justice équitable dans la gestion des affaires de la cité. Un plaidoyer également sera fait auprès de la justice afin qu’en plus des punitions prévues par la loi pour les violences et abus, que le droit soit dit en tenant compte des dispositions de la loi fondamentale du Mali pour qui dès son article 1 dispose que “La personne humaine est sacrée et inviolable”. Le projet mettra en œuvre au moins 8 grandes initiatives de plaidoyer auprès des autorités administratives, judiciaires, communales et des leaders traditionnels afin qu’elles prennent des mesures pour réduire la violation des droits (droits civils, politiques et DESC) en particulier chez les personnes dites esclaves. Au niveau national, le plaidoyer vise Au niveau national, le plaidoyer visera l’adoption d’une loi criminalisant la pratique de l’esclavage en partenariat avec d'autres organisations de défense des droits humains (CNDH, CapDH, MSDH...). En effet, il n’existe pas de loi spécifique sur l’esclavage au Mali. Au niveau local, le plaidoyer visera à inciter les communautés à s’engager dans des accords de protection mutuelle prohibant toute sorte de violation des droits humains selon le statut social de la personne humaine. Le projet fera la plaidoyer auprès des autorités administratives, judiciaires, communales et des leaders traditionnels afin qu’au moins 8 mesures soit prises pour réduire la violation des droits (droits civils,politiques et DESC) en particulier chez les personnes dites esclaves.8 plans d'action conjointes de plaidoyer seront élaboré incluant le plaidoyer auprès des autorités locales et traditionnelles afin que les questions de protection des droits des citoyens sans exception soient intégrées dans les Plan locaux de développement (PDSEC). Il sera procédé à la sensibilisation de structures comme les Commissions Foncières (COFO) en vue d’une justice équitable dans la gestion des affaires de la cité. Un plaidoyer également sera fait auprès de la justice afin qu’en plus des punitions prévues par la loi pour les violences et abus, que le droit soit dit en tenant compte des dispositions de la loi fondamentale du Mali pour qui dès son article 1 dispose que “La personne humaine est sacrée et inviolable”. Le projet mettra en œuvre au moins 8 grandes initiatives de plaidoyer auprès des autorités administratives, judiciaires, communales et des leaders traditionnels afin qu’elles prennent des mesures pour réduire la violation des droits (droits civils, politiques et DESC) en particulier chez les personnes dites esclaves. Au niveau national, le plaidoyer vise Au niveau national, le plaidoyer visera l’adoption d’une loi criminalisant la pratique de l’esclavage en partenariat avec d'autres organisations de défense des droits humains (CNDH, CapDH, MSDH...). En effet, il n’existe pas de loi spécifique sur l’esclavage au Mali. Au niveau local, le plaidoyer visera à inciter les communautés à s’engager dans des accords de protection mutuelle prohibant toute sorte de violation des droits humains selon le statut social de la personne humaine. Le projet fera la plaidoyer auprès des autorités administratives, judiciaires, communales et des leaders traditionnels afin qu’au moins 8 mesures soit prises pour réduire la violation des droits (droits civils,politiques et DESC) en particulier chez les personnes dites esclaves.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksLes 8 initiatives conjointes ci-dessus mentionnées seront mises en œuvre au niveau local par les membres des réseaux des l'espoir et les OSC comme la CNDH, MSDH, PDH… au niveau national.8 plans d'action conjointes de plaidoyer seront élaboré incluant le plaidoyer auprès des autorités locales et traditionnelles afin que les questions de protection des droits des citoyens sans exception soient intégrées dans les Plan locaux de développement (PDSEC). Il sera procédé à la sensibilisation de structures comme les Commissions Foncières (COFO) en vue d’une justice équitable dans la gestion des affaires de la cité. Un plaidoyer également sera fait auprès de la justice afin qu’en plus des punitions prévues par la loi pour les violences et abus, que le droit soit dit en tenant compte des dispositions de la loi fondamentale du Mali pour qui dès son article 1 dispose que “La personne humaine est sacrée et inviolable”. Le projet mettra en œuvre au moins 8 grandes initiatives de plaidoyer auprès des autorités administratives, judiciaires, communales et des leaders traditionnels afin qu’elles prennent des mesures pour réduire la violation des droits (droits civils, politiques et DESC) en particulier chez les personnes dites esclaves. Au niveau national, le plaidoyer vise Au niveau national, le plaidoyer visera l’adoption d’une loi criminalisant la pratique de l’esclavage en partenariat avec d'autres organisations de défense des droits humains (CNDH, CapDH, MSDH...). En effet, il n’existe pas de loi spécifique sur l’esclavage au Mali. Au niveau local, le plaidoyer visera à inciter les communautés à s’engager dans des accords de protection mutuelle prohibant toute sorte de violation des droits humains selon le statut social de la personne humaine. Le projet fera la plaidoyer auprès des autorités administratives, judiciaires, communales et des leaders traditionnels afin qu’au moins 8 mesures soit prises pour réduire la violation des droits (droits civils,politiques et DESC) en particulier chez les personnes dites esclaves.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans20 réseaux de l'espoir seront mis en place. Chaque réseau aura son plan d'action intégrant les initiatives/action de sensibilisation, de monitoring et de plaidoyer pour la promotion/protection des droits humains. La nature des problèmes cruciaux n'étant pas souvent la même dans les différentes localités (spoliation des terres de culture, Violences Basées sur le Genre-VBG, les initiatives pourraient varier selon les localités.20 réseaux de l'espoir seront mis en place. Chaque réseau aura son plan d'action intégrant les initiatives/action de sensibilisation, de monitoring et de plaidoyer pour la promotion/protection des droits humains. La nature des problèmes cruciaux n'étant pas souvent la même dans les différentes localités (spoliation des terres de culture, Violences Basées sur le Genre-VBG, les initiatives pourraient varier selon les localités.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups15 publications (documents, articles de presse, photos/vidéos…) seront publiés par voix de presse/médias réseaux sociaux, site web/blog incluant 1 document sur les principes du droit selon les lois/textes du Mali et selon le point de vue des religions dominantes (islam et christianisme), 7 articles produits après les initiatives/actions de promotion/protection des droits humains, de promotion de la cohésion sociale et du vivre-ensemble, 6 rapports de monitoring des violations des droits humains et de monitoring des acquis (success stories) en matière de promotion/protection des droits humains, 1 document d'apprentissage qui reflète les principales leçons apprises, les défis et les recommandations de l'expérience de PDH avec la méthodologie des Réseaux del'espoir (stop esclavage)15 publications (documents, articles de presse, photos/vidéos…) seront publiés par voix de presse/médias réseaux sociaux, site web/blog incluant 1 document sur les principes du droit selon les lois/textes du Mali et selon le point de vue des religions dominantes (islam et christianisme), 7 articles produits après les initiatives/actions de promotion/protection des droits humains, de promotion de la cohésion sociale et du vivre-ensemble, 6 rapports de monitoring des violations des droits humains et de monitoring des acquis (success stories) en matière de promotion/protection des droits humains, 1 document d'apprentissage qui reflète les principales leçons apprises, les défis et les recommandations de l'expérience de PDH avec la méthodologie des Réseaux del'espoir (stop esclavage)Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge15 articles/documents produits et publiés (via les réseaux sociaux, blog/internet)15 articles/documents produits et publiés (via les réseaux sociaux, blog/internet)# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge3 Ateliers (2 locaux et 1 national) de présentation, de partage et de validation du document d'apprentissage qui reflète les principales leçons apprises, les défis et les recommandations de l'expérience de PDH avec la méthodologie des Réseaux de l'espoir(droits humains, stop esclavage) sera organisé à la fin du projet.Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and Learning20 réseaux de 400 membres (soit 20 par réseau) utiliseront la méthodologie des réseaux de l'espoir. Cette méthodologie comporte 7 étapes à savoir : (1) renforcement des capacités des membres des réseaux de l’espoir sur les droits humains, (2) état des lieux, planification et mise en œuvre des initiatives visant la réduction de la violation des droits humains (droits personnes « esclaves »…), l'inclusion, la cohésion sociale, le vivre-ensemble, la paix et le développement, (3) monitoring des droits humains en réseau, (4) enregistrement, traitement des plaintes, (5) prise en charge psychologique, sanitaire et juridique des victimes, (6) plaidoyer auprès des autorités nationales et locales pour la prise de mesures contre les violations des droits humains, (7) remise des victimes dans leurs droits.20 réseaux de 400 membres (soit 20 par réseau) utiliseront la méthodologie des réseaux de l'espoir. Cette méthodologie comporte 7 étapes à savoir : (1) renforcement des capacités des membres des réseaux de l’espoir sur les droits humains, (2) état des lieux, planification et mise en œuvre des initiatives visant la réduction de la violation des droits humains (droits personnes « esclaves »…), l'inclusion, la cohésion sociale, le vivre-ensemble, la paix et le développement, (3) monitoring des droits humains en réseau, (4) enregistrement, traitement des plaintes, (5) prise en charge psychologique, sanitaire et juridique des victimes, (6) plaidoyer auprès des autorités nationales et locales pour la prise de mesures contre les violations des droits humains, (7) remise des victimes dans leurs droits.Linking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations80% des réseaux de l'espoir (16/20) contribuent aux plateformes de partage des connaissances créées et animées par les organisations facilitant L&A80% des réseaux de l'espoir (16/20) contribuent aux plateformes de partage des connaissances créées et animées par les organisations facilitant L&A# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline) # and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platforms15 publications partagées par les partenaires de subvention via des plateformes de partage de connaissances, y compris le document d'apprentissage qui reflète les principales leçons apprises, les défis et les recommandations de l'expérience de PDH avec la méthodologie des Réseaux de l'espoir (droits humains, stop esclavage).15 publications partagées par les partenaires de subvention via des plateformes de partage de connaissances, y compris le document d'apprentissage qui reflète les principales leçons apprises, les défis et les recommandations de l'expérience de PDH avec la méthodologie des Réseaux de l'espoir (droits humains, stop esclavage).Linking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructure80% des réseaux de l'espoir (16/20) rapportent des avantages liés à l'utilisation de L&A à travers l'utilisation de la méthodologie des réseaux de l'espoir80% des réseaux de l'espoir (16/20) rapportent des avantages liés à l'utilisation de L&A à travers l'utilisation de la méthodologie des réseaux de l'espoirNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant3 idées bénéficiant d'une subvention IL dont (1) L'approche de protection des droits humains basée sur les principes religieux et trationnels, (2) La méthodologie des Réseaux de l'espoir (droits humains, stop esclavage) mise au point par PDH, (3) la miseen place d'un mécanisme innovant d'enregistrement et de traitement des plaintes liées aux violations des droits des personnes dites esclaves.3 idées bénéficiant d'une subvention IL dont (1) L'approche de protection des droits humains basée sur les principes religieux et trationnels, (2) La méthodologie des Réseaux de l'espoir (droits humains, stop esclavage) mise au point par PDH, (3) la miseen place d'un mécanisme innovant d'enregistrement et de traitement des plaintes liées aux violations des droits des personnes dites esclaves.# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated3 Innovation Labs et autres processus innovants facilités dont (1) L'approche de protection des droits humains basée sur les principes religieux et trationnels, (2) La méthodologie des Réseaux de l'espoir (droits humains, stop esclavage) mise au point par PDH, (3) la mise en place d'un mécanisme innovant d'enregistrement et de traitement des plaintes liées aux violations des droits des personnes dites esclaves.3 Innovation Labs et autres processus innovants facilités dont (1) L'approche de protection des droits humains basée sur les principes religieux et trationnels, (2) La méthodologie des Réseaux de l'espoir (droits humains, stop esclavage) mise au point par PDH, (3) la mise en place d'un mécanisme innovant d'enregistrement et de traitement des plaintes liées aux violations des droits des personnes dites esclaves.# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes3 idées d'InnovationLabs, etc. documentées dont (1) L'approche de protection des droits humains basée sur les principes religieux et trationnels, (2) La méthodologie des Réseaux de l'espoir (droits humains, stop esclavage) mise au point par PDH, (3) la mise en place d'un mécanisme innovant d'enregistrement et de traitement des plaintes liées aux violations des droits des personnes dites esclaves.3 idées d'InnovationLabs, etc. documentées dont (1) L'approche de protection des droits humains basée sur les principes religieux et trationnels, (2) La méthodologie des Réseaux de l'espoir (droits humains, stop esclavage) mise au point par PDH, (3) la mise en place d'un mécanisme innovant d'enregistrement et de traitement des plaintes liées aux violations des droits des personnes dites esclaves.New ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes3 idées d'InnovationLabs développées dont (1) L'approche de protection des droits humains basée sur les principes religieux et trationnels, (2) La méthodologie des Réseaux de l'espoir (droits humains, stop esclavage) mise au point par PDH, (3) la mise enplace d'un mécanisme innovant d'enregistrement et de traitement des plaintes liées aux violations des droits des personnes dites esclaves.3 idées d'InnovationLabs développées dont (1) L'approche de protection des droits humains basée sur les principes religieux et trationnels, (2) La méthodologie des Réseaux de l'espoir (droits humains, stop esclavage) mise au point par PDH, (3) la mise enplace d'un mécanisme innovant d'enregistrement et de traitement des plaintes liées aux violations des droits des personnes dites esclaves.# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approaches15 publications d'Innovation Labs et d'autres processus innovants fournissant des preuves de nouvelles idées et approches incluant 1 document sur les principes du droit selon les lois/textes du Mali et selon le point de vue des religions dominantes (islam et christianisme), 7 articles produits après les initiatives/actions de promotion/protection des droits humains, de promotion de la cohésion sociale et du vivre-ensemble, 6 rapports de monitoring des violations des droits humains et de monitoring des acquis (success stories) en matière de promotion/protection des droits humains, 1 document d'apprentissage qui reflète les principales leçons apprises, les défis et les recommandations de l'expérience de PDH avec la méthodologie des Réseaux de l'espoir (stop esclavage)NL-KVK-27108436-A-06333-08:MLOxfam NovibBeaucoup de personnes en situation d’handicap, en particulier les personnes de petite taille (PPT), ont longtemps vécu dans la discrimination, la marginalisation et l’exclusion totale d’abord parce que leurs propres parents ont cédé à la frustration devant la perception négative de la communauté mais aussi à la peur des agressions verbales et ou physiques de la part de leurs semblables dans la rue. Elles vivent cachées encore et 98% de ces personnes restent sans état civil et ne sont pas alphabétisées. L'ONG GADEC, convaincue de sa démarche d’inclusion et conformément à l’objectif global de Voice ; intervient dans la région de Ségou qui compte aujourd’hui315 PPT ; avec son projet “Appui à l’insertion sociale du genre à travers l’art et la culture” A.I.S.G.A.C pendant dix-huit (18)mois pour appuyer et aider les personnes en situation de handicap dont les personnes de petite taille de la région de Ségou dans leur lutte contre l’exclusion et l’injustice sociale. Cet élan d’insertion sociale leur apparaîtdésormais comme une grande opportunitéet une chance pour revendiquer et obtenir tous leurs droits en tant que citoyen dont les droits à la vie et d’en jouir, à l’éducation, à la santé, à l’insertion professionnelle ou socioéconomique et au bien-être. Leprojet “Appui à l’insertion sociale du genre à travers l’art et la culture” A.I.S.G.A.C est un projet inclusif et largement participatif qui vise à renforcer la capacité des personnes de petite taille par une formation professionnelle artistique et culturelle et en slam afin de véhiculer des messages de sensibilisation et de plaidoyer dans des établissements scolaires et dans les sept (7) cercles de la région et aussi à les alphabétiser enlangue nationale bambara y compris tout type d’handicap, au cas. Le projet A.I.S.G.A.C s’inspire des acquis de “P.HA.M.A.E” Projet Handicap Mode Art et Emergence qui ont démontré une capacité d’efficacité dans l’agencement des moyens mis à leur disposition et d’insertion dans la panoplie des secteurs de développementtels que la Coupe et Couture, l’ Entreprenariat et Gestion de Salon de beauté, la Musique et aussi le Mannequinat. Nonobstant ces multiples efforts accomplis pour la formation et l’insertion socioprofessionnelle, beaucoup restent encore à faire. Dès lors, il apparait nécessaire, pour l’ONG GADEC, d’initier un autre programme de formation, de renforcement et d’insertion de ces détenteurs de droit conformément au nouveau contexte.Oxfam NovibGroupement pour les actions deGADEC (Groupement pour les Actions de Développement Communautaire) is a national NGO created in February 1991 under the registration N° 0263 / 000507, on October 24, 1994 and renew in February 26, 2008. The objective of GADEC is to promote justice, humanright, and also fight against poverty and discrimination. Those gaols are implementing through a program in rural which will improve household#s life. As intervention area we have a following region of Mali : Kayes, Koulikoro, Sikasso, Segou, Mopti, Gao,Tombouctou and Bamako. GADEC works in several sections like: environment, hydraulic, technology, capacity building of women, agriculture, health, education etc##Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation100000 -5420045800 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 45800Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGroupement pour les actions de13801 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13801Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGroupement pour les actions deCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06333-09:MLOxfam NovibNous sommes une association culturelle, notre initiative est defavoriser la réinsertion des enfants de la rue et des ex détenus atravers des activités artistiques comme la danse, la couture, lateinture.Oxfam NovibAssociation Compagnie Jiriladon viaMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation25000 15000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Compagnie Jiriladon via8750 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8750Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Compagnie Jiriladon via1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Compagnie Jiriladon viaGovernments are supportive to dialogue with civil society, and create and implement enabling civic space legislation.cases where political will for dialogue is expresed by Governmentcases where enabling legislation is designed and approvedcases where enabling legislation is implementedcases where disenabling legislation is abandonedcases governments are held accountable by other governments, donors or regional and global bodies on civil society engagement and civic space.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsLes enfants de la rue ont été améné a créer un cadre de vie dans le but de faire entendre leur voix.Les enfants de la rue ont été améné a créer un cadre de vie dans le but de faire entendre leur voix. Ici dans la prévision ci haut, nous avon depassé à 2 il s'agit l'instauration de 2 groupe de dialogue# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsIl s'agit des enfants de la rue qui sont doresdeja capables de mettre en œuvre du programme eux mêmes.Il s'agit des enfants de la rue qui sont doresdeja capables de mettre en œuvre du programme eux mêmes. Ici également de 1 on est passé à 10 qui sont parvenus à mener des AGR.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasA travers des approches innovatrices comme la danse traditionnelle, la danse contemporaine, le théâtre et la perforamance multidisciplainaire.A travers des approches innovatrices comme la danse traditionnelle, la danse contemporaine, le théâtre et la perforamance multidisciplainaire.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersIl est question ici des enfants de la rue, les détenus de Bolé, MCA et les ex détenus.Il est question ici des enfants de la rue, les détenus de Bolé, MCA et les ex détenus.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes deux groupes sont composés des enfants de la rue et les ex detenusLes deux groupes sont composés des enfants de la rue et les ex detenus% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceLes ex détenus et les enfants de la rue ont eu la confiance accrue pour entendre leur voix soit un pourcentage de 50% des 2 groupes des détenteurs de droitsLes ex détenus et les enfants de la rue ont eu la confiance accrue pour entendre leur voix soit un pourcentage de 50% des 2 groupes des détenteurs de droits. Au lieu de 50 % dans la prevision nous avons depassé à 80%.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksLes enfants de la rue et les ex detenus à travers la rencontre, la conférence débatsLes enfants de la rue et les ex detenus à travers la rencontre, la conférence débats.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksPour mener des actions conjointes nous allons également cibler à travers les familles, les proches des detenus et ex detenus mais aussi les enfants de la rue.Pour mener des actions conjointes nous allons également cibler à travers les familles, les proches des detenus et ex detenus mais aussi les enfants de la rue.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansLes ex détenus et les enfants de la rue agiront ensemble dans le cadre d'un plan d'action communLes ex détenus et les enfants de la rue agiront ensemble dans le cadre d'un plan d'action commun# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsLa publication sera fait de la manière suivante : podcast et vidéo.La publication sera fait de la manière suivante : podcast et vidéo.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksIci fait reference aux enfants de la rue, les détenus de Bollé, le MCA et les ex detenus.Ici fait reference aux enfants de la rue, les détenus de Bollé, le MCA et les ex detenus.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceIl s'agit de Jiriladon soutenue par Voice pour atteindre la mise en œuvre de stratégie d'influenece.Il s'agit de Jiriladon soutenue par Voice pour atteindre la mise en œuvre de stratégie d'influenece.# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsCeci consiste notamment : les ex detenus et les enfants de la rueCeci consiste notamment : les ex detenus et les enfants de la rue# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsCela consiste l'accompagnement d'un expert psychologue dans la mesure d'influencer.Cela consiste l'accompagnement d'un expert psychologue dans la mesure d'influencer.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsA ce niveau les outils utilisés sont entre autres la danse, le théâtre dans le but de véhiculer le message.A ce niveau les outils utilisés sont entre autres la danse, le théâtre dans le but de véhiculer le message.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06333-10:MLOxfam NovibTaxi-Solidaire-Mali est un dispositif de transport urbain adapté auxbesoins de mobilité des personnes en situation de handicap et despersonnes âgées à la retraite afin de faciliter leur déplacement. Ils’agit d’un service de déplacement solidaire accompagné à lademande s’adressant à une couche de la société majoritairementvulnérable en terme de déplacement pour leur rendez-vousmédicaux et paramédicaux (hôpitaux ; clinique ; Médecinsspécialisé) ; rendez-vous administratifs (Banques, CANAM…) etvisites familiales (domicile ouréunion des retraités) et autresbesoins de mobilité. Un service de coursier disponible 09H/Jourpour les courses diverses. L’initiative s’inscrit dans le cadre desactions socio-professionnelles du groupe d’inclusionOxfam NovibRH PLUS via OGBMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation15000 9000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERH PLUS via OGB5250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERH PLUS via OGB750 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 750Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERH PLUS via OGBGovernments are supportive to dialogue with civil society, and create and implement enabling civic space legislation.cases where political will for dialogue is expresed by Governmentcases where enabling legislation is designed and approvedcases where enabling legislation is implementedcases where disenabling legislation is abandonedcases governments are held accountable by other governments, donors or regional and global bodies on civil society engagement and civic space.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsRH+GIPSOS Albinos# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsRH+GIPSOS Albinos# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRH+GIPSOS AlbinosRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersAmener les Personnes à Mobilité Réduite à faire des revendications pour leur autonomisationEnfants atteints d'albinisme membres de SOS Albinos Fana et Segou# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workOffrir un espace sûr de rencontre et de travaille aux Personnes à Mobilité RéduiteEnfants atteints d'albinisme membres de SOS Albinos Fana et Segou% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceEvaluer le taux de pourcentage des Personnes à Mobilité Réduite ayant acquises une confiance accrue afin d'amplifier leur voixEnfants atteints d'albinisme membres de SOS Albinos Fana et Segou(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansRH+GIP et PartenaireSOS Albinos et partenaires# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsPlan de communication ( communication digitale et autres )Guide de prise en charge de l'enfants atteints d'albinisme en milieu scolaires(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksRH+GIPSOS Albinos# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsRH+GIPSOS AlbinosGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningRH+GIPSOS AlbinosNL-KVK-27108436-A-06333-11:MLOxfam NovibLe projet de soutien à l'enfant atteint d'albinisme en milieu scolaire, l'idée est de soutenir à travers la sensibilisation dans son établissement, le parrainage des meilleurs à travers la prise en charge des frais scolaires, don des kits et verres aprèsconsultation l'objectif est d'amélioré le nombre des enfants atteintes d'albinismes franchissant le cycle fondamental. Le projet de soutien à l'enfant atteint d'albinisme en milieu scolaire, l'idée est de soutenir à travers la sensibilisation dans son établissement, le parrainage des meilleurs à travers la prise en charge des frais scolaires, don des kits et verres aprèsconsultation l'objectif est d'amélioré le nombre des enfants atteintes d'albinismes franchissant le cycle fondamental. L'objectif est de sensibilisé l'opinion public nationale et internationale sur les souffrances des personnes atteintes d'albinismes, afin de parvenir à l'acceptation du droit à la différence. Dignité, égalité, justice.Oxfam NovibSOS Albinos via OGBMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation10000 -1086000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESOS Albinos via OGB3500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESOS Albinos via OGB392 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 392Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESOS Albinos via OGBCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsOS AlbinosSOS Albinos# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsOS AlbinosSOS Albinos# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasOS AlbinosSOS AlbinosRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersEnfants atteints d'albinisme membres de SOS Albinos Fana et SegouEnfants atteints d'albinisme membres de SOS Albinos Fana et Segou# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workEnfants atteinbts d'albinisme membres de SOS Albinos Fana et SegouEnfants atteinbts d'albinisme membres de SOS Albinos Fana et Segou% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceEnfants atteints d'albinisme membres de SOS Albinos Fana et SegouEnfants atteints d'albinisme membres de SOS Albinos Fana et Segou(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansSOS Albinos et partenairesSOS Albinos et partenaires# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsGuide de prise en charge de l'enfants atteints d'albinisme en milieu scolairesGuide de prise en charge de l'enfants atteints d'albinisme en milieu scolaires(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksSOS AlbinosSOS Albinos# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsSOS AlbinosSOS AlbinosGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningSOS AlbinosSOS AlbinosNL-KVK-27108436-A-06333-19:MLOxfam Novibhe Women and ICT in Consortium with Kunafoni is the facilitator of Link and learning component Voice in Mali for 3 years. Link andlearning is the heart and soul of Voice. Through this component, we stimulate collaboration, listening, learning, documentation, innovation and the application of new knowledge among rightsholders and more broadly with communities and stakeholders. The objective of the Link and learning component project is to amplify in an innovative and inclusive way the voices of the many rightsholders through capacity building, lobbying, awareness-raising, empowerment, advocacy, denunciations, among others; but also to share through documentation, linkages and learning. The consortium has put ightsholders groups at the heart of the implementation of Voice activities and facilitates the development of communities of practice around issues and challenges that affect them. They are developing a platform to promote inclusive collaboration, including for communities in other regions of Mali. The consortium organizes innovative events and meetings to amplify the voices of rights holders at the local, regional, national and international levels, supported by the production of documents and shareable visuals to deepen learning. Several innovates activities will take in place including : “Handicapable” Festival (1st and 2nd edition), Kunafoni Show-time, communities of practice and stakeholders, publication online and dissemination of 6 rapped debates, Five Dial-in Conferencing, production oftwo documents in drawings defending the position of VOICEgrant partner groups and many other inclusive activities. During the implementation of the Linking and Learning component project, inclusion, respect for personal data and the authorization of participation of people and resources will be done through formal frameworks, to value information that can serve as inspiration for some and as life lessons for others. For sharing and exchanging experiences and information are the keys to success that willweave links towards innovation and learning, especially in the VOICE programin Mali.Oxfam NovibFEMME ET TIC VIA OGBThe association "Women and ICT" and the web TV "KUNAFONI" are two non-profit organizations that work on the women and young people rights , especially marginalized, living with disabilities, victims of abuse, discrimination and or violence. The expertise of "Women and ICTs" is using information and/or the learning lesson in an attractive and innovative way while facilitating its access to the targets, hence the interest of facilitating the link and learning through ICTS. We propose innovative interactive and collaborative solutions that can be adapted to the realities of Mali and that facilitate meetings and ensure better feedback and evaluation of projects. The Association "Women and ICTs" is specialized in the production of digital content andpaper works (books, newspapers, brochures, etc...) through the use of ICTs to promote a better understanding and accessibility of information, especially sensitive information. "KUNAFONI.COM" is a social enterprise that works in the field of human rights through events, information and awareness in the media. It distinguishes itself from other actors through its innovative activities such as the rapped debate, the "Kunafoni Show Time" and wide media coverage in the press (print, radio, TV and online).Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation128332 121921 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 121921Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFEMME ET TIC VIA OGB6411 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6411Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFEMME ET TIC VIA OGBGovernments are supportive to dialogue with civil society, and create and implement enabling civic space legislation.cases where political will for dialogue is expresed by Governmentcases where enabling legislation is designed and approvedcases where enabling legislation is implementedcases where disenabling legislation is abandonedcases governments are held accountable by other governments, donors or regional and global bodies on civil society engagement and civic space.Global companies and investors apply mandatory human rights due diligence, including on civic space and protecting human rights defenders.cases of inclusion of civic space and protection of human rights defenders in (advocacy on) mandatory HR due diligencecases where global companies or investors were held accountable for violating rights of civil society organisations, activists and HRD.Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsinfluencers, role models and other influencials echo positive civic space narrativecases where a diverse range of champions (government; private sector; leaders; artists; movements) echo and increase the outreach of a positive narrative about civic spacecases where media carry positive stories showing alternative ways for development/living/ pluralism/diversity.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsau moins 10 changelents constatéz sont attendusau moins 10 changelents constatéz sont attendus# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsau moins 10 changelents constatéz sont attendusau moins 10 changelents constatéz sont attendus# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasau moins 15 partenaires sont convaincu des approches réalisées.au moins 15 partenaires sont convaincu des approches réalisées.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLa composante "LIEN ET APPRENTISSAGE" est au cœur du processus de de VOICE car ils favorisent la prise en compte des leçons d'apprentissages issues de la mise en œuvre des projets, encouragent les échanges et les partagent d'expériences et renforce lesliens et collaborations entre les partenaires/détenteurs de droits de VOICE au Mali. elle est composée de l'Association "Feemmes et TIC" et la web TV Kunafonila composante "LIEN et APPRENTISSAGE" travaille avec les partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICE au Mali qui sont : 29 partenaires - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonomisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence, - 15 autres nouveaux partenaires : FEDE TIESSIRI JEUNESS ART ARCAPH HUMAN NETWORK AGORATOIRE La composante "LIEN ET APPRENTISSAGE" est au cœur du processus de de VOICE car ils favorisent la prise en compte des leçons d'apprentissages issues de la mise en œuvre des projets, encouragent les échanges et les partagent d'expériences et renforce les liens et collaborations entre les partenaires/détenteurs de droits de VOICE au Mali. elle est composée de l'Association "Feemmes et TIC" et la web TV Kunafoni# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work"la composante ""LIEN et APPRENTISSAGE"" travaille avec les partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICE au Mali qui sont : 29 partenaires - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonomisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence, - 15 autres nouveaux partenaires :FEDETIESSIRIJEUNESS ARTARCAPH HUMAN NETWORKAGORATOIREGADECPDHGFAPDNAFHKCONSORTIUM KAWRALONG GRAFEMAFP DANAYATONATCDHQ"La composante "LIEN ET APPRENTISSAGE" est aula composante "LIEN et APPRENTISSAGE" travaille avec les partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICE au Mali qui sont : 29 partenaires - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonomisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence, - 15 autres nouveaux partenaires : FEDE TIESSIRI JEUNESS ART ARCAPH HUMAN NETWORK AGORATOIRE GADEC PDH GFAPDN AFHK CONSORTIUM KAWRAL ONG GRAFEM AFP DANAYATON ATC DHQ% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNous espérons que nos actvités vont apporter un plus à tous les partenaires qui vont participerNous espérons que nos actvités vont apporter un plus à tous les partenaires qui vont participer(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansau moins 5 synergies créées entre les partenairesau moins 5 synergies créées entre les partenaires# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsau moins 20 publicatons crées dans les médias hor Kunafoniau moins 20 publicatons crées dans les médias hor Kunafoni(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions"la composante ""LIEN et APPRENTISSAGE"" travaille avec les partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICE au Mali qui sont : 29 partenaires - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonomisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence, - 15 autres nouveaux partenaires :FEDETIESSIRIJEUNESS ARTARCAPH HUMAN NETWORKAGORATOIREGADECPDHGFAPDNAFHKCONSORTIUM KAWRALONG GRAFEMAFP DANAYATONATCDHQ"# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes"la composante ""LIEN et APPRENTISSAGE"" travaille avec les partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICE au Mali qui sont : 29 partenaires - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonomisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence, - 15 autres nouveaux partenaires :FEDETIESSIRIJEUNESS ARTARCAPH HUMAN NETWORKAGORATOIREGADECPDHGFAPDNAFHKCONSORTIUM KAWRALONG GRAFEMAFP DANAYATONATCDHQ"# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge"la composante ""LIEN et APPRENTISSAGE"" travaille avec les partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICE au Mali qui sont : 29 partenaires - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonomisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence, - 15 autres nouveaux partenaires :FEDETIESSIRIJEUNESS ARTARCAPH HUMAN NETWORKAGORATOIREGADECPDHGFAPDNAFHKCONSORTIUM KAWRALONG GRAFEMAFP DANAYATONATCDHQ"# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge"la composante ""LIEN et APPRENTISSAGE"" travaille avec les partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICE au Mali qui sont : 29 partenaires - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonomisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence, - 15 autres nouveaux partenaires :FEDETIESSIRIJEUNESS ARTARCAPH HUMAN NETWORKAGORATOIREGADECPDHGFAPDNAFHKCONSORTIUM KAWRALONG GRAFEMAFP DANAYATONATCDHQ"Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and Learning"la composante ""LIEN et APPRENTISSAGE"" travaille avec les partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICE au Mali qui sont : 29 partenaires - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonomisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence, - 15 autres nouveaux partenaires :FEDETIESSIRIJEUNESS ARTARCAPH HUMAN NETWORKAGORATOIREGADECPDHGFAPDNAFHKCONSORTIUM KAWRALONG GRAFEMAFP DANAYATONATCDHQ"la composante "LIEN et APPRENTISSAGE" travaille avec les partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICE au Mali qui sont : 29 partenaires - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonomisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence, - 15 autres nouveaux partenaires : FEDE TIESSIRI JEUNESS ART ARCAPH HUMAN NETWORK AGORATOIRE GADEC PDH GFAPDN AFHK CONSORTIUM KAWRAL ONG GRAFEM AFP DANAYATON ATC DHQ la composante "LIEN et APPRENTISSAGE" travaille avec les partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICE au Mali qui sont : 29 partenaires - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonomisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence, - 15 autres nouveaux partenaires : FEDE TIESSIRI JEUNESS ART ARCAPH HUMAN NETWORK AGORATOIRE GADEC PDH GFAPDN AFHK CONSORTIUM KAWRAL ONG GRAFEM AFP DANAYATON ATC DHQ la composante "LIEN et APPRENTISSAGE" travaille avec les partenaires et détenteurs de droits subventionnés par VOICE au Mali qui sont : 29 partenaires - 6 partenaires de la subvention autonomisation, - 8 partenaires de la subvention influence, - 15 autres nouveaux partenaires : FEDE TIESSIRI JEUNESS ART ARCAPH HUMAN NETWORK AGORATOIRE GADEC PDH GFAPDN AFHK CONSORTIUM KAWRAL ONG GRAFEM AFP DANAYATON ATC DHQLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsNous espérons que nos actvités vont apporter un plus à tous les partenaires qui vont participer# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)au moins 10 misses à jour sont diffusées% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsdifficle à documenter# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)3 communautés de pratique sont prévues# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsau moins 10 publications sont faites dans les médias hors kunafoniLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNous espérons que nos actvités vont apporter un plus à tous les partenaires qui vont participerNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06330-02:MLOxfam NovibLe projet « Appui à l’amélioration et à l’épanouissement des détenues et des ex détenues », phase 2 s’adresse aux femmes et jeunes filles en milieu carcéral et anciennes détenues confrontées au regardagressif des populations et à l’isolement. A la différence de la première phase Appui à l’amélioration et à l’épanouissement des détenues et des ex détenues » ou L’association Tara Bouaré portaitle projet, la phase 2 est portée en partie par les détentrices de droit. Elle renforce la capacité technique et matériels des ex détenues et s’adresse aussi aux entreprises et aux autorités pour la résolution des difficultés d’emploi des ex détenues. Il s’exécuteà travers des activités de soutien psychologique, de dons, de prestation théâtrale, d’échange et de formation et de plaidoyer auprès des entreprises et des autorités. Le projet est exécuté par l’association Espoir Djigiya (ex détenue) en consortium avec l’association Etoile Tara Bouaré. Le présent projet est un renforcement des acquis du projet « Appui à l’amélioration et à l’épanouissement des détenues et des ex détenues » porté par l’association Etoile Tara Bouaré qui a permis la mise en place de l’Association Espoir Djiguiya (Association des ex détenues). Le présent projet intitulé « Appui à l’amélioration et à l’épanouissement des détenues et des ex détenues » phase 2 consistera à l’accompagnement, au renforcement des capacités technique et matériel de l’association Espoir JIGUIYA et à la responsabilisation de cette association pour la poursuite des Activités de counseling dans les maisons d’arrêt de formation entreprenariat et de plaidoyer auprès des entreprises pour l’insertion des ex détenues dans les circuits de travail. Le projet prépare l’association Espoir JIGUIYA à accéder à toutes les compétences nécessaires pour sa fonctionnalité. IL aide l’association Jiguiya (Association des anciennes détenues) à assurer la relève, en mettant l’accent sur le principe rien pour nous sans nous. L’association Etoile Tara Bouaré apporte ses compétences en matière de gestion et de suivi de projetOxfam NovibTARA BOUARE via OGBEtoile Tara Bouaré is an Aassociation registered in Mali under the N° 177/PCS on August 22, 2005. Its objective is to ensure the wellbeing of women through some activities like: sensitization and social-economic development. Etoile Tara Bouaré has 7 members in executive board lead by a president.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation50000 -24430000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETARA BOUARE via OGB17500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETARA BOUARE via OGB2256 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2256Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETARA BOUARE via OGBCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations"Insertion professionnel des ex détenue (valorisation et vente des produits) le Kiosque Insertion post carcéral (formation professionnel des détenue et équipements de l'atelier de la maison d'arrêt en outil de travail "Insertion professionnel des ex détenue (valorisation et vente des produits) le Kiosque Insertion post carceral (formation professionnel des détenue et equipement de l'atelier de la maison d'arret en outil de travail# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations"Insertion professionnel des ex détenue (valorisation et vente des produits) le Kiosque Insertion post carcéral (formation professionnel des détenue en saponification en couture t en menuiserie métallurgique et équipements de l'atelier de la maison d'arrêt en outil de travail "Insertion professionnel des ex détenue (valorisation et vente des produits) le Kiosque Insertion post carceral (formation professionnel des détenue en saponification en couture t en ménuiserie métallurgique et equipement de l'atelier de la maison d'arret en outil de travail# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendas"La Direction Régionale de l'administration pénitentiaire et de l'éducation surveillée applique les approches stabilisation physique, psychologique et sociale et l'accompagnement post carcéral "La Direction Régionale de l'administration pénitentiaire et de l'éducation surveillée applique les approches stabilisation physique, psychologique et sociale et l'accompagnement post carceralRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders"Détenues et ex détenues Ils sont tous défendu par l'association Espoir Djiguiya appuyé par l'Association Etoile Tara Bouaré .Il faut voir aussi les familles des cibles(enfants et parents) qui seront touchées par les activités"Déténues et ex détenues (60) Ils sont tous defendu par l'association Espoir Djiguiya appuyé par l'Association Etoile Tara Bouaré .Il faut voir aussi les familles des cibles(enfants et prents) qui seront touchées par les activités# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work"les (16) détenues (10 mineurs : 02 garçons 08 fillesdétenues bénéficient du soutien psychologique et du soutien matériels e qui renforce leur capacité de résiliences au niveau de la prison. Il contribue aussi à leur insertion socio professionnelle post carcérale.Les ex et les personnes impactées par la détention de leurs parents (35 ) auront un espace de rencontre d'échange et ont l'opportunité de travailler pour eux même et d'améliorer leur condition de vie "les (30) détenues bénéficient du soutien psychologique et du soutien matériels e qui renforce leur capacité de résiliences au niveau de la prison. Il contribue aussi à leur insertion socio professionnelle post carcérale. Les ex (30) et les personnes impactées par par la tétention de leur parent (30 ) ont un espace de rencontre d'échange et ont l'opportunité de travailler pour eux même et d'améliorer leur condition de vie  05 femmes ex détenues de la maison d’arrêt et de correction de la communeurbaine de Ségou pratiquent des activités génératrices de revenu depuis novembre 2023 18 détentrices (déténues) pratiquent saponification,% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceIL s'agit des 16 détenues soutenue et formés dans les maison d'arrêt et 35 personnes membres de l'association Espoir Djiguiya formés et soutenues et des familles (51) impactées par la détention de leurs enfant époux.IL s'agit des 21 déténues soutenue et et 30 personnes membres de l'association Espoir Djiguiya formés et soutenues et des familles (51) impactées par la détention de leurs senfant époux.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksOrganisation d'activités commune de quatre (04) séances plaidoyers et de sensibilisation avec d'autres acteurs de lutte contre l'exclusion: société civile, partenaires nouveaux ou anciens de VoiceOrganisation d'activtés commune de plaidoyers et de sensibilisation avec d'autres acteurs de lutte contre l'exclusion: société civile, partenaire nouveau ou ancien de Voice# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksMise en place et exécution de deux (02) programmes d'activités commune de plaidoyers et de sensibilisation avec d'autres acteurs de lutte contre l'exclusion et pour l'insertion socio professionnelle: société civile, partenaires nouveaux ou anciens deVoiceMise en place et exécution de programme d'activtés commune de plaidoyers et de sensibilisation avec d'autres acteurs de lutte contre l'exclusion et pour l'insertion socio professionnelle: société civile, partenaire nouveau ou ancien de Voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansSignature de protocole de Collaboration et de partenariat entre le consortium et trois (03) organisations de la société civile, pour mener des activités communes. Dans le cadre du projetCollaboration entre le consortium et les d'autres associations lors des plaidoyers: société civile, partenaire nouveau ou ancien de Voice# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups"Un site web est créer au nom de l'associationDes articles et témoignages audio et visuels sont publiés sur le site et sur les réseaux sociaux par cinq (05) médias de la place "Un site web est créer au non de l'association Des articles et temoignages audio et visuels sont publiés sur le site et sur les reseaux sociaux(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06330-03:MLOxfam NovibLe présent projet s’inscrit dans la dynamique de parachèvement de l’ancien. Il y a eu certes de nouvelles donnes, il s’agit de stigmatisation et d’exploitation de certaines filles qui pour suivent leurs études en villes. Eu égard aux compétences acquisesdurant les 02 ans du projet, certaines communautés et particulièrement les filles ont pris conscience, pour leur épanouissement, elles se sont réellement lancées dans les études qui les épargnent du coup de mariage d’enfant et aussi de l’exode rural. Il ya de plus en plus de filles passantes pour des niveaux supérieurs dans les classes. Parmi celles qui sont venues en ville certaines sont dans des familles d’accueil avec des conditions peu commode de : logements, d’alimentation, de travaux domestiques excessifs (comme aide-ménagère) toute chose qui est stigmatisant. Les filles leaders en collaboration avec LA CITOYENNE ont mis en place une association informelle pour se faire. Elles se portent maitre de leurs destins pour un changement positif et profondde la situation dans les villages et en ville. La poursuite des études malgré les stigmatisations en ville et aussi la lutte pour la prise en charge des besoins spécifiques de leurs soeurs restées aux villages sur les aspects de dialogues francs entre parents et filles sur : les mariages d’enfants ; l’exode rural, la promotion des Droits Sexuels et Reproductives ; le maintien des filles à l’école … Nous avons ensemble développé des stratégies/mécanismes pour leur meilleure intégration dans les villes etaussi la protection et la prise en charge de celles qui sont au village. Donc cette phase se planchera sur la confirmation des filles leaders et la mise en place de mécanismes communautaires pour la défense des droits et l’autonomisation des filles. Les filles leaders en ville (Ségou) au sein d’une coordination avec un bureau et des rôles et responsabilités qui sera formalisée travailleront avec : leurs sœurs des villages, les mamans aussi regroupées au sein de l’EPC, l’ONGLA CITOYENNE facilitatrice, lesconseils de villages, les enseignants, les responsables de jeunes, la mairie… qui ont un très grand rôle à jouer dont certains n’avaient pas été pris en compte dans la 1ère phase toute chose qui serait corrigé.Oxfam NovibLACITOYENNE via OGBONG LA CITOYENNE created in 2005, located in Segou with an agency in Niafunké for the region of Tombouctou in Mali. Registered under the N° 0166002096 with 5 members on board leaded by a president. This organisation operates in 3 big sectors as to know Health, Education, environment. Its mission is to contribute to the quality of life and protection of vulnerable communities, especially womenand children. From participatory approach its reinforce the target group capacity in self-promotion.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation50000 30000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELACITOYENNE via OGB17500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELACITOYENNE via OGB2500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELACITOYENNE via OGBCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations"Organisation d'une activité de plaidoyer auprès du conseil communal interdisant le mariage d'enfant dans les villages d'intervention du projet et ou de la communeLes filles arrivent à bien se loger et se nourrir en villes dans le cadre de la poursuite de leurs études "Organisation d'une activité de plaidoyer auprès du conseil communal interdisant le mariage d'enfant dans les villages d'intervention du projet et ou de la commune# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations"Application de l'arrêté du maire sur l'interdiction du mariage d'enfant et ou autres VBG dans les villages du projet,Les détentrices de droits sont bien accueillies et logées sans aucune marginalisatrion dans les familles d'accueils en ville"Application de l'arrêté du maire sur l'interdiction du mariage d'enfant et ou autres VBG dans les villages du projet, Les détentrices de droits sont bien accueillies et logées sans aucune marginalisatrion dans les familles d'accueils en ville# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendas"La nouvelle approche utilisée est :La reponse locale suite au fonctionnement du mécanisme communautaire à travers la coordination des détentrices de droits pour s'informer et détecter les problèmes de leurs paires dans les familles d'accueils remonter l'information et amener les groupements de femmes et les comités de vigilences, le bureau communal à repondre, "La nouvelle approche utilisée est : La reponse locale suite au fonctionnement du mécanisme communautaire à travers la coordination des détentrices de droits pour s'informer et détecter les problèmes de leurs paires dans les familles d'accueils remonterl'information et amener les groupements de femmes et les comités de vigilences, le bureau communal à repondre,Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders"Il s'agit de 05 groupes de détentrices de droits à raisons des 04 filles leaders par village avec le soutien des autres organisations du projet travailleront avec leurs paires pour le choix de thème de la formulation de message à l'intention du conseil communal pour l'abandon des VBG particulièrement le mariage d'enfant IL y a aussi la prise en charge des besoins des filles particulièrement celles qui arrivent en ville pour la poursuite de leur études"Il s'agit de 05 groupes de détentrices de droits à raisons des 04 filles leaders par village avec le soutien des autres organisations du projet travailleront avec leurs paires pour le choix de thème de la formulation de message à l'intention du conseil communal pour l'abandon des VBG particulièrement le mariage d'enfant IL y a aussi la prise en charge des besoins des filles particulièrement celles qui arrivent en ville pour la poursuite de leur études# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work"Il s'agit de 05 groupes de détentrices de droits à raisons des 04 filles leaders par village. Chacun des 05 groupes travaiullera avec leurs paires dans les espaces sûrs (les écoles par endroit) et debattent et sensibilisent leur paires et autres participants à travers des poèmes, des chants, sketchs,,,L'assurance de la prise en charge des besoins des filles particulièrement de celles qui viennent poursuivre leurs études en ville"Il s'agit de 05 groupes de détentrices de droits à raisons des 04 filles leaders par village avec le soutien des autres organisations du projet travailleront avec leurs paires pour le choix de thème de la formulation de message à l'intention du conseil communal pour l'abandon des VBG particulièrement le mariage d'enfant IL y a aussi la prise en charge des besoins des filles particulièrement celles qui arrivent en ville pour la poursuite de leur études% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceDans tous les 05 villages les groupes de détentrices de droits auront une confiance accrue pour faire entendre leur voix au sein des espaces sûrs et aussi pour interpeller le conseil communal à travers le plaidoyerDans tous les 05 villages les groupes de détentrices de droits auront une confiance accrue pour faire entendre leur voix au sein des espaces sûrs et aussi pour interpeller le conseil communal à travers le plaidoyer(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksOrganisation de rencontre de planification et d'interpellation du conseil communal à travers le plaidoyer par la coordination des détentrices de droitsOrganisation de rencontre de planification et d'interpellation du conseil communal à travers le plaidoyer par la coordination des détentrices de droits# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksRéalisation de l'action d'interpellation du conseil communal à travers le plaidoyer par la coordination des détentrices de droitsRéalisation de l'action d'interpellation du conseil communal à travers le plaidoyer par la coordination des détentrices de droits(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans"05 organisation de détentrices de droits des 05 villages disposent chacun de son propre plan d'action, travaillent en synergie, avec monitoring des actions. Dans ces plans il serait prévue la réalisation en commun d'une action de plaidoyer d'interpellation du maire à travers le conseil communal"05 organisation de détentrices de droits des 05 villages disposent chacun de son propre plan d'action, travaillent en synergie, avec monitoring des actions. Dans ces plans il serait prévue la réalisation en commun d'une action de plaidoyer d'interpellation du maire à travers le conseil communal# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsIl y aurait la création et l'animation d'une page web sur les thematiques du projet, avec les messages spécifiques, des photos et vidéos de sensibilisation et d'interpellationIl y aurait la création et l'animation d'une page web sur les thematiques du projet, avec les messages spécifiques, des photos et vidéos de sensibilisation et d'interpellation(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksIl s'agit de l'atelier pratique pour l'organisation et la réalisation de l'action de plaidoyer auprès du conseil communalIl s'agit de l'atelier pratique pour l'organisation et la réalisation de l'action de plaidoyer auprès du conseil communal# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsIl s'agit de LA CITOYENNE (En temps que Expert) qui accompagne les filles/détentrices de droits et leur coordination dans le processus de plaidoyerIl s'agit de LA CITOYENNE (En temps que Expert) qui accompagne les filles/détentrices de droits et leur coordination dans le processus de plaidoyer(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsIl s'agit de la coordination des filles qui utiliseront la technique de plaidoyer pour influencer les autorités communalesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06330-04:MLOxfam NovibATC, par le projet « PARLONS EN SANS TABOU », souhaitent élaborer un faisceau de réponses qui soutiennent la protection et la défense des Droits des hommes au Mali et particulièrement des couches vulnérables reflétant un besoin absolu de vivre en cohésion pacifique, de renforcer les compétences en matière de leadership transformateur, de développer la confiance et les compétences (collectiveset individuelles), conformément à l ’objectifs général et spécifique de cette appelle à propositions. Le projet ambitionne de contribuer aux enjeux de la protection des couches vulnérables en général et leur estime de soi, et en particulier des personnes les plusvulnérables au sein de la société, que cela soit les femmes et adolescentes, la communauté des travailleuses du sexe, les femmes enrisque d’exploitation, d’abus et/ou violence qui sont confrontés à des obstacles spécifiques, rendant difficile l’accès aux informations et services de SSR, notamment la contraception. Ceux-ci incluent entre autres le manque d’éducation et d’autonomisation des filles, des obstacles juridiques et socioculturels, et des normes et attitudes communautaires et familiales contraignant l’accès aux services de planification familiale. Elles sont impuissantes face aux décisions qui affectent leur vie, En effet, même si le Mali a adhéré à plusieurs textes régionaux et sous régionaux relatifs aux droits humains cela n’empêche pas Les inégalités d'accès à l'information et aux services de SDSR se trouvent exacerbées, notamment pour les femmes et jeunes et adolescentes vulnérables. Les arrestations et les interpellations des personnes travailleuses du sexe, des personnes soupçonnées d’être travailleuses du sexe par les forces de l’ordre et leurs lots de violences associées. La violence physique, psychologique et sexuelle est également une réalité commune par de nombreuses travailleuses du sexe, perpétrée par une gamme d’acteurs, y compris les forces de l’ordre et le personnel en uniforme qui sont responsables de la protection des personnes. En raison dela stigmatisation, de la discrimination et de la violence, les travailleuses du sexe n’ont souvent pas accès à des services et à un soutien approprié, de qualité, fondés sur des données probantes et les droits, y compris pour la santé, la justice et la protection sociale. Cela a un impact négatif significatif sur la santé des travailleuses du sexe. Les inégalités vécues par les travailleuses du sexe, elles sont confrontées à une oppression juridique, àun harcèlement et à une violence accrue, ainsi qu’à un accès réduit au VIH et à d’autres services de santé sexuelle et reproductive. La pandémie a à la fois exposé et exacerbé les inégalités vécues par les travailleuses du sexe. Ce projet veillera donc ici à inclusion ces communautés dans une vision d’intersectionnalité qui évoque des différents combats pour le respect des droits. Cela permettra de mettre en lumière les formes de domination et de discrimination, non pas séparément, mais dans les liens qui se nouent entre elles, en partant duprincipe que les différenciations sociales comme le genre, la race, la classe.Oxfam NovibAssociation Tiele Coura via OGBAssociation ATC has been created June 18, 2014 in Ségou, and aims to defense and promote vulnerable lgroup particular workers of the sex, farming women and girls déscolarisées) whose goal is of: - to listen to the recipients, - to counsel the recipients, - to orient the recipients, - to protect the recipients, - to sustain the recipients, - to carry aids to the recipients, - to institutethe communal organization within the group of the recipients. The Associaiton is leaded by women with group representatives. The action covered Bamako and Segou.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands MaliThe right to social and political participation50000 -49730000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Tiele Coura via OGB17500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Tiele Coura via OGB2003 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2003Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Tiele Coura via OGBCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsUne coordination de 3 personnes formés et équipés, fonctionnelle est mise en place,Une coordination de 3 personnes formés et équipés, fonctionnelle est mise en place,# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations"En mobilisation sociale, IEC/CCC une équipe d'appui sont déployés dans les zones du projet pour mener les séances d’animations/sensibilisations des TS, Consultations et soins médicaux, Fournitures de produits de santé (PF) ; Sorties de bar ; formations sur les droits des humains (10 chef de groupe et 2 point focaux) Renforcer notre collaboration avec des services techniques particulièrement de la santé, la police et le ministère de femme de l'enfant et de la famille."Cette activité de caravane n'a pas pu se réaliser pour raison d’insécurité. Avec l'accord du VOICE, nous avons demandé une réaffectation de ce budget pour l'apprentissage professionnel.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasIl s'agit de faire la promotion d’activités alternatives génératrices de revenus . L’autonomie économique de 30 travailleuses du sexe est renforcée par la réalisation d’activités économiques maitrisées, rentables et durables2 séances de formation pour 80 personnes (50 en esthétique, 10 en coupes et couture, 22 en hennéRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersIls'agit d'ameliorer la situations sanitaire et économique de 200 travailleuses du sexe par l'axès aux services sociaux sanitaires et sois adequats pour ce faire nous allons mettre en place 10 groupes .Il s'agit d'ameliorer la situations sanitaire et économique de 200 travailleuses du sexe par l'axès aux services sociaux sanitaires et sois adequats pour ce faire nous allons mettre en place 10 groupes .# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workRenforcer l"autonomie des travalleuses du sexe en les habilitant à prendre en charge leurs destinées et les decision pour leurs vieRenforcer l"autonomie des travalleuses du sexe en les habilitant à prendre en charge leurs destinées et les decision pour leurs vie% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice70% des travailleuses du sexe (adultes et mineures ) ont accrue leurs connaissances juridiques et revendiquent leurs droits civiques et reproductifsLa deuxième session de formation sur les droits humains n'a pas pu être organisée en raison du retard dans la mise à disposition des fonds.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksIl s'agit de l'implication des collectivités et leadedrs d'opinion à travers 2 ateliers de paidoyer auprès des leaders d'opinions , 2 Réunions avec la police et la célébration des journées thematique ( 8 Mars , 16 jours d'activisme, 2juin )Nous n'avions pas pu réaliser l'atelier de plaidoyer auprès des leaders d'opinions, les réunions avec la police pour retard de la mise en disposition de la deuxième tranche des fonds.# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksLes agents de ATC déjà sur les zones concernées, appuieront les animatrices et points focaux dans la réalisations de ces activités ( sensibilisations, caravane, emission radio, atelier de paidoyer en synergie avec les CSCOM et ONG intervenants dans le domaine;Les agents de ATC déjà sur les zones concernées, appuieront les animatrices et points focaux dans la réalisations de ces activités ( sensibilisations, caravane, emission radio, atelier de paidoyer en synergie avec les CSCOM et ONG intervenants dans le domaine;(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansIl s'agit de former 5 travailleuses du sexe et les 10 Chef de groupes pour etre des pairs éducatrices et certaines pour assurer le coaching des filles dans le travail du sexe et la collaboration avec d'autres réseaux ou associations qui ont les meme vision que ATCIl s'agit de former 5 travailleuses du sexe et les 10 Chef de groupes pour etre des pairs éducatrices et certaines pour assurer le coaching des filles dans le travail du sexe et la collaboration avec d'autres réseaux ou associations qui ont les meme vision que ATC# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsCe résultat est formulé autour de la réalisation d'un (1) Spot video , constituant un axe majeur pour soutenir le droit humain des femmes et filles travailleuses qui sera publier sur les reseaux sociaux ( Facebook,Twiter ,plateforme digitale) en plus les6 émissions radiophonique , des poster de sensilisation en images, des livret,Ce résultat est formulé autour de la réalisation d'un (1) Spot video , constituant un axe majeur pour soutenir le droit humain des femmes et filles travailleuses qui sera publier sur les reseaux sociaux ( Facebook,Twiter ,plateforme digitale) en plus les6 émissions radiophonique , des poster de sensilisation en images, des livret,(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks"La plateforme sur plusieurs réseaux sociaux . Diffusion des spote sur les cannaux de sensibilisation ( TV, Radios, feecbook ,etc) 10 groupes qui declarent utiliser des ouitils pour influencer?"ATC entend former son équipe afin qu'elles puissent etre plus performantes dans les activités de communication pour un changement de comportement# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceATC entend former son équipe afin qu'elles puissent etre plus performantes dans les activités de communication pour un changement de comportement# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsRenforcement et capitalisation des alliances et partenariats stratégiques avec les autorités administratives, religieuses, traditionnelles aussi former 5 travailleuses du sexe pour être des pairs éducatrices et certaines pour assurer le coaching des filles dans le travail du sexe. Diffuser des messages promotionnels et des spots dans les medias et les réseaux ( Réseaux sociaux et TV).Renforcement et capitalisation des alliances et partenariats stratégiques avec les autorités administratives, religieuses, traditionnelles aussi former 5 travailleuses du sexe pour être des pairs éducatrices et certaines pour assurer le coaching des filles dans le travail du sexe. Diffuser des messages promotionnels et des spots dans les medias et les réseaux ( Réseaux sociaux et TV).# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsI s'agit de chercher de l'expertise spécifique au besoin en recrutant des consultants ou des personnes de ressources influentI s'agit de chercher de l'expertise spécifique au besoin en recrutant des consultants ou des personnes de ressources influent(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actors"La plateforme sur plusieurs réseaux sociaux . Diffusion des spote sur les cannaux de sensibilisation ( TV, Radios, feecbook ,etc) 10 groupes qui declarent utiliser des ouitils pour influencer?"La plateforme sur plusieurs réseaux sociaux . Diffusion des spote sur les cannaux de sensibilisation ( TV, Radios, feecbook ,etc) 10 groupes qui declarent utiliser des ouitils pour influencer?Grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningIl s'agit d'organiser 1 atelier lien et d'apprentissage entre les travailleuses du sexe et d'autres groupes vulnerables de 2 d'espaces d'echanges d'experiences entre les travailleuses du sexe actif , ex travailleuses du sexe et groupes vulnerablesIl s'agit d'organiser 1 atelier lien et d'apprentissage entre les travailleuses du sexe et d'autres groupes vulnerables de 2 d'espaces d'echanges d'experiences entre les travailleuses du sexe actif , ex travailleuses du sexe et groupes vulnerablesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06335-02:NEOxfam NovibThe Matassa Masu Dubura project (Youth with initiatives in Hausa language) aims to strengthen the civic participation of young people. It follows on from the Support for Youth Education for Citizenship and Decentralisation (PECiDNY) project, which was implementedin Niamey and Tahoua for the benefit of 600 rights-holders. Thus, this project, as an accelerator of the previous one, will cover more communes and right holders. Indeed, commune 2 of the city of Tahoua will be covered and 13 more groups of right holders (4 in Niamey, 2 in commune 1 of Tahoua and 7 in commune 2 of the city of Tahoua). The additional 4 in Niamey are distributed as follows: 2 groups for the elderly and 2 groups for women and girls. It aims to promote an environment conducive tocitizen participation and community development of young people in Niamey and the city of Tahoua. The approach advocates the participation of young people who must be at the heart of the change process. There will also be full participation of the elderly in order to create frameworks for exchange and listening on intergenerational, gender and equity issues.Oxfam NovibONG ZAW IN BAYENThe NGO ZAW In Bayen is a national NGO created in 2014 and legally recognized by the competent authorities. Its aim is the sustainable improvement of the living conditions of the rural population through development actions. Our presentation sheet specifies our missions, objectives, values and vision.To its credit, the NGO AZW IN BAYEN has carried out several projects. These projects concern education/literacy, food security, income generating activities, health and water., Good governance.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation50000 23270 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23270Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG ZAW IN BAYEN24230 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 24230Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG ZAW IN BAYEN2500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG ZAW IN BAYENCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsOrganisation Forums Régionaux d’échanges intergénérationnels sur la redevabilité et la participation citoyenne et trbunes d'expresion des jeunesOrganisation Forums Régionaux d’échanges intergénérationnels sur la redevabilité et la participation citoyenne et tribunes d'expression des jeunes# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsTenue Forums Régionaux d’échanges intergénérationnels sur la redevabilité et la participation citoyenne et trbunes d'expresion des jeunesTenue Forums Régionaux d’échanges intergénérationnels sur la redevabilité et la participation citoyenne et tribunes d'expression des jeunes# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasONG ZAW IN BAYENInsertion des Détenteurs de droits pour bénévolat au sein des communes. Ceci n'a pas pu se faire pour des questions budgétairesRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLes jeunes et les personnes agées et les femmesLes jeunes et les personnes agées et les femmes# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes jeunes et les personnes agées et les femmesLes jeunes et les personnes agées et les femmes% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice50% des jeunesLes jeunes et les femmes(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksOrganisation d'une journée des détenteurs de droitsOrganisation d'une journée des détenteurs de droits# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksCélébrations des journées des détenteurs de droitsCélébration d'une journée des détenteurs de droits(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansLes jeunes et les personnes agées et les femmesLes jeunes et les personnes agées et les femmes# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksLes jeunes et les femmesLes jeunes et les femmes# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsRedynamisation groupe WhatsappRedynamisation groupe Whatsapp# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups4 activités de renforcement des capacités par des experts dans les domaines choisis (sessions de formation)4 activités de renforcement des capacités par des experts dans les domaines choisis (sessions de formation)(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsLes jeunesLes jeunes et les femmesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06335-03:NEOxfam NovibThe project entitled "Innovative Actions for Youth Empowerment and Citizen Participation (APJ)" is largely a scaling up of the previous project carried out by the NGO AER and integrates a broader dimension relating to the empowerment of rights holders (youth). Itwill be implemented in the three target communes of the former project (Tillabéry, Kourtheye and Libore) to which the rural communeof Simiri should be added. The first project supported by VOICE focused on capacity building for young people, but also on advocacyfor the involvement of young people in decision-making bodies. With this new project, while consolidating the previous actions, theemphasis will be on the empowerment of rights holders through the promotion of gender transformation, support for access to employment and means of production, and the fight against inequalities and exclusions at the institutional, socio-economic and political levels. This project, like the first one, is in line with the implementation of the National Youth Policy, the National Gender Strategy and the Strategy for the participation of young people in decision-making bodies. The project reflects the vision and objectives of the NGO AER and has two main axes, namely capacity building and empowerment of rights holders (young girls and boys). The slogan put forward in this project is "Learn-Act-Aid". The project has two components, namely capacity building and empowermentOxfam NovibONG Actions de développement et deThe NGO Actions de développement et de protection de l'Enfant pour une citoyenneté Responsable (AER) is a non-governmental and non-profit organization (NGO) focused on children, youth and development actions. It was founded in 2004 in Niamey under the name Assistance aux Enfants de la Rue. The transition from Assistance to Street Children to the new name "Actions for the development-protection of Responsible Child-Citizenship" is motivated by the simple fact that the NGO must be part of the new so-called systemic or holistic approach adopted by the Government through the Framework Document of the Child Protection Policy in 2014. Previous interventionsby the NGO AER were carried out under the categorical approach of focusing on the child or a category of children without taking into account their environment. While the systemic approach focuses on the child's environment, the family environment, in short, calls on several actors to provide adequate responses to the problems experienced by the child at various levels. The mission of the NGOAER is to contribute to the promotion of the culture of responsible citizenship in general and in particular to the improvement of the living conditions of children and young people in vulnerable situations, which reinforces it in this action which aims to achieve results (Strengthening citizenship and democratic values as well as respect for human rights and preventing and resolving local conflicts in a non-violent way) by focusing on category 1. Thus, the NGO AER pursues the following objectives: General objective: To contribute to the improvement of the living conditions of communities and children and young people in vulnerable situations. Specific objectives : Promote an environment that protects children andyoung people and is conducive to their development; To mobilize social assistance for the benefit of poor families with children in their care; To promote the culture of responsible citizenship and non-violence; To promote the integration of communities in the process of local and national development.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation50000 30184 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30184Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Actions de développement et de13009 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13009Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Actions de développement et de4307 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4307Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Actions de développement et de2500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Actions de développement et deCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsActivité d'apprentissage pour marquer les journées 8 mars et du 15 juillet# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsCélébration des journées 8 mars et du 15 juillet# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasONG AERRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLes jeunes# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes jeunes% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceTous les détenteurs de droits directs du projet ont une confiance accrue(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksAvec les partenaires de Voice# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksDoléances établies lors des journées d'apprentissage# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsRedynamisation groupe WhatsApp# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsles jeunesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06335-04:NEOxfam NovibThis project will intervene in the three communes of the department of Illéla (Badaguichiri, Tajaé and Illéla) in the Tahoua region. The objective of this project is to improve the community participation of the 21 women municipal councilors of the department of Illéla in the management of local affairs in their areas through the creation of communal consultation and inclusive frameworks. This initiative will reduce marginalization and social inequalities, while focusing exclusively on the involvement ofwomen in local affairs. The aim is to motivate their civic and community participation in decision-making bodies and in development actions. This project is also based on the lessons learned from the previous project carried out by the NGO CŒUR CITOYEN with funding from VOICE, through Oxfam in Niger, in this department with elderly people as rights holders. It should be noted that among these rights holders, more than half of the women members of the three (3) communal consultation and inclusive frameworks (Cadres de Concertation Communaux Inclusive (CCCI)) are found in the present councils of the said communes. This link of similarity will favor the effective implementation of this project with much more efficiency and expertise. The NGO CŒUR CITOYEN will put in place, at all levels of the project,useful mechanisms for the proper functioning of the communal consultation frameworks of women municipal councilors, to train them and equip them during the course of the project. These women will work with allthe development actors, notably the former consultation frameworks of the NGO, people living with disability and several young women in the influence of these frameworks. They will also broadcast on community radio stations and organize quarterly cleanliness campaigns in collaboration with women's groups in each commune. The communal consultation frameworks of women communal councilors will also bring the voices of their sisters to the communal authorities in order to improve their living environment, asthis project will give them the opportunity to play a very influential role in all social and political actions in their area.Oxfam NovibONG COEUR CITOYENThis project will operate in the three municipalities of the Illéla department (Badaguichiri, Tajaé and Illéla) in the Tahoua region. the objective of this project is to promote the civic participation of elderly people in the Illéla department in the management of local affairs in their areas through the creation of inclusive dialogue platforms. This initiative will also consist in reducing the marginalization of older people by focusing exclusively on the promotion and enhancement of the human potential of older people.This is to motivate their citizen participation in development reform actions. In this regard, the NGO C#ur Citoyen will carry outadvocacy /lobbying actions with local government and private structures in the project's intervention area through awareness raising workshops and training sessions on the need and importance of collaborating with older people for inclusive, endogenous and participatory development.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation50000 19339 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19339Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG COEUR CITOYEN14550 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14550Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG COEUR CITOYEN13611 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13611Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG COEUR CITOYEN2500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG COEUR CITOYENCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06335-05:NEOxfam NovibThrough this project, Leadership Challenges plans to initiate a process of community mobilisation at the grassroots level, aimed atempowering the various actors (women, youth, men, community structures, local elected officials) to challenge the obstacles linked to the enjoyment of citizens' rights in a manner that respects diversity, thereby promoting social inclusion and social, economic and political empowerment. Indeed, even if the lack of knowledge of the laws in favour of women, social constraints(habits, customs, mores, prejudices, stereotypes) and the lack of financial resources for women negatively influence their political leadership, the fact remains that women's inferiority complex and the loss of schooling for girls are some of the main causes of their representation in decision-making bodies, which requires a certain level of education. Hence the need for this project to think about strategies for creating leadership at the grassroots level by putting girls around structures known as "Nursery Girls Leaders" for the preparation of the next generation on the one hand, and those for strengthening the leadership of women and youth for better participation in community activities on the other.Oxfam NovibLeadership ChallengesLeadership Challenges is a non-governmental organization which is recognizing by the Niger government the 26th October 2007. It has four main strategic axes as follow: - Economics empowerment of women; - Raise of good governance, equal gender and rights; - Improvement health of populations; - Flexibility to crises and disasters:Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation50000 17909 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17909Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELeadership Challenges2500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELeadership Challenges29591 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 29591Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELeadership ChallengesCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursContinuité des activités dans une zone à risqueCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsOrganisation d'un atelier de partage d'expérience# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsMise en œuvre d'un atelier de partage d'expérience# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasLes jeunes (et les personnes âgées) et les femmesRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLes jeunes (et les personnes âgées) et les femmes# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes jeunes (et les personnes âgées) et les femmes% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceToutes les détentrices de droits directes du projet(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksOrganisation du forum des jeunes filles leaders# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksTenue du forum des jeunes filles leaders(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansLes pépinières de jeunes filles créées sur le projet et les pépinières existantes# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsGroupe WhatsApp# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsLes jeunes (et les personnes âgées) et les femmesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06335-06:NEOxfam NovibIn the previous ASPEL project on the fight against "abduction as a mode of union" of the young Bororo girl student and her retention in school, it was a question of sensitizing the Bororo community on the harmful consequences of an ancestral practice which persists, and which deprives the young Bororo girls of their right to education. It must be said that this practice, which is the preferred mode of union in the Bororo community, was until now a taboo that no one dared to address in terms of retrograde practice. Indeed, it deprives young people (girls and boys) of education. It is thus, to this practice that ASPEL attacked by explaining the countervalue that it constitutes and by calling the Bororo community of Bermo to its pure and simple rejectionto go towards change. This has been a successful challenge for the NGO ASPEL since during the period 2019, 2020 and 2021 the project has achieved the following results: - 00 girls in school removed - 00 pregnancies recorded among girls in school at thehigh scholl of Bermo - 00 marriages of girls in school recorded At the BEPC exam session 2020, 19 Bororo students were admitted to the BEPC, including 2 girls, thus bringingthe number of female students to 3, which is an unprecedented fact in the community. The current project aims to consolidate and perpetuate the actions carried out by the previous project by further strengthening the capacities of the rights holders and the various actors (administrative and customary authorities, members of the office of the federation of COGES of the commune, religious and community leaders, The project aims to build the capacities of women rights holders and different actors (administrative and customary authorities, members of the federation of COGES in the commune, religious and community leaders, women leaders, local structures in charge of the project's sustainability) in terms of women's and children's rights, advocacy, the mechanism to fight against gender-based violence and all other necessary support inorder to lead women rights holders to a rapid and solid empowerment. It also aimsto provide material and financial support to very vulnerable girls, especially those who are in high school and in the vocational training center, so that they do not drop outof school. The lack of a tutor or a host structure is the second most common reason for girls to drop out of school, after kidnappings and early marriages in the high school of Bermo.Oxfam NovibAssociation pour la PromotionASPEL is a breeders organization created in 2006 by order number 093/MI/D/DGAPJ/DLP of March 9th 2006.Its main goals include among others to: - To promote and revitalize livestock breading and improve the conditions of living of herders - Develop solidarity and unity among its members - Promote education in a nomadic environment - Promote human rights and gender justice policy To win these goals, ASPEL has experienced executives among its members to help to achieve the goals it has set.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation49995 15501 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15501Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la Promotion12690 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12690Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la Promotion19304 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19304Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la Promotion2500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation pour la PromotionCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06336-02:NEOxfam NovibThe main objective of the project is to contribute to the improvement of living conditions and the creation of a favorable environment for children with Down Syndrome in Niger and their parents. The Association “Vivre avec la Trisomie 21 (VALT 21)” proposes, after a census of the different cases of Down syndrome in the city of Niamey, to proceed to an awareness raising of the families and to support the persons affected by Down syndrome to favour their autonomy and their social insertion, thus contributing to their blooming. Thus, VALT 21 intends to train parents on the knowledge and management of Down Syndrome and organize learning and discovery meetings for children with Down Syndrome.Oxfam NovibAssociation Vivre Avec la TrisomieThe association “Vivre Avec La Trisomie 21” has for motto " EDUCATION-AUTONOMY-INSERTION ". It gathers parents, friends, allies of children with Down's syndrome and other people of good will and has set as its main objective to help improve the health and living conditions of children with Down's syndrome in Niger. As such, it has set itself, among others, the following specific objectives  To help parents to understand the handicap of their children and to support them in their care through training and supervision.  To create and/or contribute to the creation of socio-educational training and support centers in the major cities of Niger for children with Down Syndrome in order to - Bring them to the maximum of their potential - Help them in the acquisition of their autonomy - Develop their communication skills - Facilitate their socio-economic integration  Raise awareness to diagnose trisomy 21 during pregnancy to allow parents to decide on the continuation of the pregnancy.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation25000 8035 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8035Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Vivre Avec la Trisomie12989 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12989Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Vivre Avec la TrisomieCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations10 journées de sensibilisation et d'information et 4 sessions de travaux d'apprentissage de langue et developpement des capacités d'écoute et de reflexion sont organisées# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations10 journées de sensibilisation et d'information et 4 sessions de travaux d'apprentissage de langue et developpement des capacités d'écoute et de reflexion sont organisées# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasAssociation VALT21Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLes jeunes vivant avec la trisomie 21# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes jeunes vivant avec la trisomie 21% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceLes jeunes vivant avec la trisomie 21(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks3 journées d'information, de sensibilisation et de communication sont prévues# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks3 journées d'information, de sensibilisation et de communication prévues spnt exécutées(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsUne intervention radiophonique bimensuelle est prévue tout au long du projet.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsAssociation VALT21. A travers les journées d'information et de sensibilisation et toutes les autres actions de plaidoyer.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsAssociation VALT21. A travers les journées d'information et de sensibilisation et toutes les autres actions de plaidoyer.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06336-03:NEOxfam NovibThe "Avec nos mains, faisons-nous entendre" project aims to promote the right of access to basic social services for people livingwith a hearing impairment by reducing communication barriers and building the capacity of deaf people through sign language training for their educators. The project aims to reduce communication barriers betweenteachers and pupils by training communicators in sign language, namely 11 teachers from the inclusive secondary school and 13teachers at the school for the deaf in Niamey and 10 primary school teachers at the school for the deaf in Maradi.The project also involves advocacy at local level with localauthorities in the regions of Maradi and Niamey, where we have already the "Let's talk with our hands" project.This project will be implemented to enable deaf people toacquire civil status documents in order to assert their rights as citizens through peaceful actions in the communes.There will be activities to publicise their rights through the media,TV and radio debates, and role modelling will be some of the approaches and tools that the project will develop to ensure betterinclusion of deaf people.Capacity-building and exchange activitieswill be implemented to strengthen the leadership of young people in the community.implemented to strengthen the leadership of youngpeople within our association so that they can be at the forefront, particularly young girls.Oxfam NovibAssociation des Sourds du Nigerhe Association of the Deaf of Niger (A.S.N) was created on April 3, 1978 by the deaf themselves and under the leadership of the late Hassane Bana BA. Today it is the only association to be fully involved in the education and training of the deaf. This associationbecame legal on 31 August 1979 by Order No. 080/MI/DAPA. It is apolitical and non-profit-making.The ASN has set up three primary schools for the educational care of deaf children with the support of its partners and organized the first training in sign language for teachers and supervisors. The BEN/ASN undertook sensitization and information missions in the interior of the country to inquireabout the living conditions of its members.Since then, the ASN has trained teachers in Nigeria, Burkina Faso, Congo and France, thanks to the support of the state and some embassies and NGOs.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation25000 5026 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5026Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation des Sourds du Niger10535 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10535Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation des Sourds du Niger8189 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8189Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation des Sourds du Niger1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation des Sourds du NigerCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06336-04:NEOxfam NovibThis project aims to provide an experience of home-based support services in order to eliminate the stigmatization of young people with multiple disabilities. It is about training 20 young people and their parents on the CRPD, home support techniques, communication and advocacy, so that they can themselves carry out advocacy and awareness actions towards authorities, teachers and other youngpeople. Also, this project aims to promote home-based work for young people with multiple disabilities in orderfor them to become autonomous in certain tasks of daily life. Finally, they will be equipped with technical or special aids and digital tablets made available to the animators that will allow them to exchange with the world. Through this project, EWB and the rights holders intend to further address the problems of access to education and training that seriously reduce the chances of young people with two or more disabilities (blind-deaf, blind-locomotive, deaf-locomotive etc.). Indeed, disabled children can receive support for social and educational integration in the center where they are registered. In addition, when they are unable to study in a regular school environment, they can benefit from special education services at home, which provide academic support and assistance in acquiring independence. These young people, because of the complexity of their care, have never received special attention and remain on the margins of the national education system.Oxfam NovibInclusion Sans Frontriere multi-hanInclusion Sans Frontière-Multi Handicap (ISF) is the result of a group of good wills, the majority of which are disabled people. Itis therefore full of experiences of living with a handicap and the fact that out of 34975 handicapped children who are of school age only 301 go to school (source SNES). Noting that the majority of disabled students end up dropping out to return to begging, giventheir precarious living conditions. Also noting that the inclusive community-based development which is nothing but a multi-sectoral approach that relies on the participation and contribution of all community actors Convinced that any remediation must take root from early age or at the grassroots, these precursors of the ISF were determined and created the Association which was authorized to carry out its activities by the decree No. 0699/MI/D/DGAPJ/DLP of 24July 2019. Inclusion Sans Frontière Multi Handicap intervenes inNiger in the field of promotion and protection of disabled people who are underserved or discriminated against, namely: children with disabilities aged 0 to 5, - children with two or more disabilities, - displaced persons with disabilities and their families, - girls/women living in rural and desert areas. It also intervenes in the field of health,inclusive education, home-based work. During its last General Assembly, it oriented its intervention actions in the field of emergency situations (disaster, conflict) in connection with environmental protection and climate change. ISF is a member of the Niger Federation of Disabled Persons (FNPH) and collaborates with Ministry of National Education, Ministry of Public Health, Population and Social Reform, Ministry of Women's Promotion and Child Protection; Ministry of Environment and Desertification Control; ASBL Belgium, Info Braille, Lumière des Personnes Handicapées,Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation25000 8723 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8723Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEInclusion Sans Frontriere multi-han11350 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11350Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEInclusion Sans Frontriere multi-han3677 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3677Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEInclusion Sans Frontriere multi-han1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEInclusion Sans Frontriere multi-hanCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06336-05:NEOxfam NovibIt is a project that aims at the empowerment and the valorization of women. The project will be implemented by the association of Young Girls Leaders Gollobe of Torodi over a period of 12 months; the town of Torodi and 03 villages of the said town will be targeted in partnership with the local authorities and technical services of Torodi; for a total of 400 direct beneficiaries. Five main activities will be implemented: Advocacy at the communal level to promote access to land for young girls and women Encouraging the schooling of young girls by accompanying them through sensitizations Court hearings to allow 100 women with disabilities to obtain birthcertificates Capacity building for these women to participate in income generating activities Sensitization of women leaders to fight and denounce all forms of violence The project encourages the participation of women in development actions, the empowerment of young girls and women with disabilities. Indeed, women are often marginalized in rural areas. The actions of the girl leaders will give a voice to women who are discriminated against in terms of land management and sharing. The women leaders of the department will be put in contributions to launch an advocacy at the level of the communal authorities.Oxfam NovibJeunes filles leaders de Torodi ##G## Gollobé ## is an association of young girls leaders in the department of Torodi. The association was created in March 2018 thanks to the initiative of the NGO Dev circle in order to develop a community approach of participation of the girl in the development of their community by developing their leadership. We had organized several awareness-raising activities for young people on issues of peace, drug use and citizenship. On the sidelines of the 2019/2020 return to school We had organized several caravans on the education of the girl, the retention of the girl in school, forced marriage and lawsuits which are the reasons put forward by many parents to end to their children's education. As citizen action, we held several sanitation sessions in the town hall, the prefecture, thehealth center. We also organized health campaigns, the latest of which was echoed and supported by local authorities. This is the zero plastic campaign in the city of Torodi. An initiative that mobilized a large part of the population and especially the association of young people who were not interested in protecting the environment. The association is involved in several activities and workshops in the department of Torodi. We had to mobilize the authorities, the decision-makers and the actors of the civil society in our activities and this made it possible to promote several keys of Torodi.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation25000 7350 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7350Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJeunes filles leaders de Torodi ##G11410 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11410Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJeunes filles leaders de Torodi ##G4990 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4990Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJeunes filles leaders de Torodi ##G1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJeunes filles leaders de Torodi ##GCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsles femmes et les femmes en situation de handicap vont développer leur agendas de changement# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsAu moins 2 agendas mise en oeuvre# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasl'AJFLT (et ses 4 sous groupes/associations)Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersles femmes et les femmes en situation de handicap. AJFLT va travailler avec les 4 associations déjà existantes c'est à dire 400 détentrices de droits directs# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workles femmes et les femmes en situation de handicap. AJFLT va travailler avec 4 groupes autour d'un espace sécurisé% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voicele 100% des 400 personnes impliquées dans le projet puisque tout les 4 Associations indiquent une confiance accrueNL-KVK-27108436-A-06336-06:NEOxfam NovibThe “Projet Emploi Vert et Inclusion (PEVI)” is a twelve (12) month initiative carried out by the Youth Association for the Environment and Civic Education (AJEEC). The action aims to strengthen the capacities of young people, vulnerable and disabled women to seize the opportunities offered by the plastic waste sector to improve their income and become active actors in environmental protection. In total the number of rights holders is 30, of which 20 are women (16 women with physical disabilities and 4 without) and 10 areyoung men. The project approach is inclusive and focuses on sustainable environmental management through the 3Rs (Reduce, Re-use, Recycle). The project focuses on the following aspects: - Supporting the resilience of vulnerable and excluded youth and women through the development of decent employment opportunities and income around the collection, sorting and recycling of plastic waste. - Strengthen the organizational and operational capacities of young people and women in the areas of associative business management, associative life and community leadership. - To improve the living environment and environmental protection by raising the population's awareness of waste disposal and management, and the practice of eco-citizenship. The project will be implemented in two districts of the city of Niamey (1 <(>&<)> 5) with the following effects: (i) an increase in the income of the rights holders linked to theplastic waste sector, (ii) an improvement in the living environment by recycling 500 kg of plastic waste, (iii) the awareness of the rights holders and the population of the reduction, re-use, and recycling of waste.Oxfam NovibAssociation des Jeunes pour l’EnvirThe Youth association for environnement and civic edeucation in Niger AJEEC-Niger is a non-profit organization officially recognized in March 2019. It has set itself the general objective of promoting eco-citizenship and civic engagement. young people for sustainable development.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation24999 7585 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7585Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation des Jeunes pour l’Envir8969 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8969Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation des Jeunes pour l’Envir7195 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7195Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation des Jeunes pour l’Envir1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation des Jeunes pour l’EnvirCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06336-07:NEOxfam Novibthe NGO Citoyens 227 Connectés decides to implement the specific project Civic Tech 227 which will allow young people and women to be equipped on local citizenship issues, to have access to information, to evaluate local public action and to celebrate the model citizen of our community. Niger's democratic context is marked by a lack of transparency in the management of public affairs, a lack of access to information by citizens on public services, a disconnection of citizens from civic, public and political life, and a lack of interest among young people and women to the detriment of an old political class. This is what leads today in our society to bad practices such as racketeering, corruption, charity of life, frustration, violence and violent extremism. To counter this, it is imperative that the citizen be placed back at the heart of the decision-making process. Open government issues are opportunities forNiger to opportunities for Niger to engage in open government policy to promote to promote transparency, fight against corruption, and boost the economy. corruption, boost civic engagement, and take advantage of new civic new civic technologies.Oxfam NovibONG Citoyens 227 ConnectésIn October 2020, more than 5,000 young people from 22 countries in the Maghreb and sub-Saharan Africa took the Citizen Connections online course for six (6) weeks dedicated to the challenges and opportunities of Civic Tech in Africa. 800 obtained the certification. 500 young citizens from Francophone Africa responded to the call for applicationslaunched in November 2020 for the selection of 25 laureates with innovative and innovative and committed projects.The Civic Tech 227 Project, led by a young Nigerian, was one of the 25 selected out of 500 having benefited from an incubation during eight (8) months which emerged the creation of a young organization called "Citoyens 227 Connected" equipped by African and European experts and mentors on strategic aspects and accompanied by thelocal incubator on operationaloperational aspects in the realization of its project by coordinating various expertises and connections, in order to promote the deployment of its Civic Tech 227 innovation to support innovative civic participation in Niger.The NGO Citizens 227 Connected is conceived as an entrepreneurial project for the development of citizen and digital initiatives for better governance, a stronger participation of citizens in the decisions that are made and also in the resolution of issues that concern them directly.For more information, please discover the interview of the promoter of the Civic Tech 227 project and Executive Coordinator of the Citizens 227 Connected Organization: https://fb.watch/aQTygqzsxK/Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation25000 8700 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8700Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Citoyens 227 Connectés8300 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8300Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Citoyens 227 Connectés6600 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6600Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Citoyens 227 Connectés1400 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1400Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Citoyens 227 ConnectésCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06337-02:NEOxfam NovibThe main objective of the “My Voice, My Right” project is to promote the full enjoyment of individual and collective freedoms of citizens, particularly young people, mainly through the creation of a multi-actor exchange framework for the opening up and protectionof Niger's civic space and through the organization of a sub-regional forum on civic space. TLP intends to carry out a broad advocacy campaign at the local, regional, and international levels on the recommendations of the forum on civic space. The project will also strengthen the capacities of decentralized legal coordinations to better equip them to defend and protect civic space. Finally, the project will focus on raising awareness on good governance for a consistent and responsible citizen mobilization by organizingregional public debates. It will therefore be a matter of 1. Organize a multi-stakeholder forum (CSOs and the state) on the shrinking civic space in Niger. 2. Continue the establishment of departmental and communal coordination by all regional coordination. 3. 3. Organize conferences and open debates on citizen participation in local governance. 4. Strengthen the capacities of TLP-Niger decentralized coordination on liberticidal laws to better influence the authorities. 5. organize training workshops for TLP-Niger web activists in digital communication techniques to better protect the virtual civic space. 6. Elaborate advocacy documents for the revision of repressive laws. 7. Organize an advocacy and awareness-raising day for actors (parliamentarians, political decision-makers, etc.) on freedom-destroying laws to consider their revision. 8. Create tools to popularize rights. At the end of the project, it ishoped that citizens and civil society organisations will be able to organise, participate, communicate without hindrance, claim their rights and influence the political and social structures around them.Oxfam NovibTournons La Page NigerThe Tournons la Page coalition in Niger is an integral part of the "Let's Turn the Page" campaign, an international citizen movement present in Africa and Europe, promoting alternation and good democratic practices. created in 2014, Tournons is currentlypresentedin 8 African countries (Burundi, Cameroon, Congo-Brazzaville, Gabon, DRC, Chad, Niger-and Ivory Coast) and in Europe. It has more than 220 member organizations and partners with many powerful and legitimate NGOs (Secours Catholique-Caritas France, Misereor, Amnesty International, Front Line Defender, ACAT, Survival, etc.). In Niger, Tournons la Page's national coalition brings together 14 human rights organizations, labor unions, women, youth, journalists and artists. The number of activists through the structures is estimated at 3000, distributed in all regions, departments and communes of Niger. TLP Niger has also developed a strategic partnership of mobilization with certain local partners such as the Confederation of Workers of Niger (CNT),the General Confederation of Workers of Niger (CGT-Niger) and the Collective of Organizations for the Defense of Human Rights. Man and Democracy (CODDHD) The national coalition of Tournons La Page Niger is also attached to the international coordination of TLP. As a technical body hosted by Secours Catholique-Caritas France in Paris, the international coordination assists all national coalitions, including the Nigerien coalition, in carrying out its activities. It did away with the know-how and skillsof Catholic secrets to assist actors in the field on theiradvocacy activities. International coordination also plays a role in the internal sharing of information and practices of TLP members and the defense of members in the event of a physical, judicialor psychological threat.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation149914 74884 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 74884Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETournons La Page Niger55029 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 55029Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETournons La Page Niger12506 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12506Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETournons La Page Niger7495 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7495Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETournons La Page NigerCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLes jeunes et les femmes mènent des plaidoyers auprès des autorités# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes jeunes et les femmes. Poursuite de la mise en place de 7 coordinations décentralisées.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceAu moins 75% des détenteurs de droits directs sur le projet(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksForum régional sur l'espace civique# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksVulgarisation du document de plaidoyer issu des recommandations du forum(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansLes coordinations nationales TLP Niger# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksConférences régionales sur la participation citoyenne à la gouvernance locale.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceSubvention d'Influence# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsPoursuite de la mise en place des coordinations décentralisées.# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsRenforcement de capacité des structures décentralisées en droits humains.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsTrois organisations qui vont utliser les outils de TLP-Niger.Linking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsPublication 7, 2 blogs et 1 vidéoLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNL-KVK-27108436-A-06337-03:NEOxfam NovibThe project aims to improve transparency in oil governance in Niger, it will allow citizens to be informed and to participate in oil management at both national and local levels. Secondly, the project aims to contribute to a better management of oil revenues for the happiness of the population in general and particularly the young and the elderly. ROTAB intends to contribute to the promotion of the rights of the populations living along the Niger-Benin pipeline through proximity support and citizen participation, particularly the young and the elderly, to better benefit from the presence of this work, through • The creation of a citizen's center for research and monitoring of the management of the oil fallout, • The organization of an advocacy campaignto ensure that the compensation of rightsholders is effective, • Improving the living conditions of rightsholders in relation to the presence of the pipeline to better defend their rights, • Local supervision of the rights holders for a rational use ofthe funds received as compensation. Through this project ROTAB wants to involve the rights holders to fully enjoy the benefits and face the harms related to the exploitationand transport of oil.Oxfam NovibROTAB Publiez Ce Que VousThe network organisation ROTAB (Reseau des Organisations pour la Transparence et ’Analyse Budgétaire - ROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous Payez Niger) is a development collective consisting of a broad range of associations, NGO's and syndicats within Nigerien civil society that in september 2006 decided to share their experiences and to join forces in a campaign "Publish what you pay for" to promote the transparance with regard to the spending of the revenues of the extractive industries sector in Niger. Not withstanding the last40 years of mining and drilling activities there is no openness whatsoever on the economic gains nor on the investments by the government and the private sector in this vital part of the economy. One thing that is clear is that the profits of this sector have not benefitted the Nigerien population. The ROTAB network decided to concentrate upon the analysis of the national budget to mobilise Nigerien citizins and to stand up against corruption and to insist on transparancy with regardto the income of the Nigerien government from foreign mining and oil companies. To reach its objectives ROTAB employs the following strategies: political lobby and pressure; training and education; denounces and public manifestations, meetings and marches.The network co-ordinates all the activities of the campaign and is also responsible for the capacity building of its member organisations.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation149994 74279 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 74279Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous55993 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 55993Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous12222 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12222Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEROTAB Publiez Ce Que Vous7500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEROTAB Publiez Ce Que VousCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06337-04:NEOxfam NovibFor the Association des Scouts du Niger, the NGO Hope Sahel and the Collectif DJINGO, increasing inclusion and diversity in national youth employment policies is an urgent need to achieve the desired changes in terms of youth empowerment and the possibility for young people from ethnic minorities, including those with internal mobility, to find decent and productive employment. To address these challenges, the project proposes a two-dimensional solution: Individual dimension: - Identify and make available information on opportunities for them. - Creating frameworks for young people in the target groups to train themselves to be able to seize opportunities or influence the direction and implementation of these policies. Institutional dimension: - Advocate for changes in public policies, notably PDES, National Youth Policy, National Youth Entrepreneurship Strategy, etc., so that they consider the constraints of young people from ethnic minorities and those in mobile situations - To create the conditions for these young people to be involved in the implementation cycle of these policies These objectives will be achieved through a variety of lobbying and advocacy campaignsinitiated and conducted by the rightsholders within the project and targeting communities, government, religious leaders and businesses. The programme has specific working methods, including rights holders being co-creators and co-implementers. Through civil society partners and close links with the private sector and government, the project will ensure that the revision of the national youthpolicy to create a favorable policy environment for their socio-economic inclusion through, among others: - The insertion of formalmechanisms allowing the participation of these categories of young people in the coordination and management frameworks of the policy (design, implementation, monitoring and evaluation); - The deployment of youth-led learning mechanisms, including those targeted by this project, to promote the progressive measurement of the impact on excluded groups and, in a related way, the scaling up of successful experiences and innovations, and thus develop. - The deployment of a social innovation center to test and scale up youth-led and youth-led innovations on an ongoing basis to tackle the challenges of inclusion in the implementation of this policy.Oxfam NovibAssociation Scouts du Niger-ASNL#Association Scouts du Niger-ASN est une Organisation Nigérienne de développement à but non lucratif, apolitique et non confessionnelle. Elle est régie par l#ordonnance N° 84-06 du 1er mars 1984 portant régime des associations modifiée et complétée par le décret N° 84-09 du 1er mars 1984 et la loi N° 91-006 du 20 mai 1991. L#ASN est reconnue par Arrêté N° 54 /MI / AT / DAPJ/SA du 31 mars 1995. Elle est officiellement membre de l#Organisation Mondiale du Mouvement Scout (OMMS) depuis le 17 janvier 1996. Elle est administrée par un Commissariat Général qui a à sa tête le Commissaire Général. Celui-ci coordonne les activités de l#Association des Scouts Du Niger, veille à la communication et à la concertation entre les différents commissariats. Il estresponsable de la gestion courante et assure les relations publiques. L#ASN est présente dans tout le pays à travers ses 8 antennes régionales. La Vision de l#ASNest de ## de devenir une association de référence et capable d#assurer l#éducation aux jeunes avec l#accompagnement des adultes dans la Solidarité, l#Honnêteté et l#Esprit d#équipe en harmonie avec les principes du scoutisme## La Mission de L#ASN est de ## proposer une éducation par l#action des jeunes en les aidant à réaliser pleinement leurpotentiel et vise les enfants, adolescents et jeunes de 6 à 26 ans##. Le membership de l#ASN est composée a 30% de jeunes filles, actives et dynamiques.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation149776 -2455555057 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 55057Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Scouts du Niger-ASN63163 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 63163Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Scouts du Niger-ASN7001 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7001Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Scouts du Niger-ASNCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06337-05:NEOxfam NovibThe project "Actions for Inclusive Governance and Accountability: AGIR" is an initiative of the RJNCC to improve the effectiveness of public service for the participation of youth and women in local governance and environmental leadership initiatives. The main objective of this project is to increase the empowerment of youth and women's CSOs in 4 communes in the Tahoua and Maradi regions to ensure that youth and women's voices are represented in policy development or policy reforms, particularly regarding the judicious use of public resources. The RJNCC will identify eight youth and women's organizations from its network in the two target regions to participate in this project. The RJNCC will empower grassroots organizations working at the intersection of women's and youth rightsto use the data and stories of change from women and youth leaders to build and strengthen community, inspire action and hold poweraccountable. In collaboration with these 8 local organizations, the RJNCC will work to demystify public funding processes for various groups of rights holders by simplifying governance data. This data will be analyzed and transcribed into a creative form through drama for rural people and a mobile platform to centralize all this information for citizens who have internet connected mobile phones. Through this project, the RJNCC aims to stimulate public discourse by supporting women's and youth CSOs with platforms and toolsto take ownership of public space and improve access to public infrastructure. We will strive to build on existing social and valuesystems that can serve as catalysts for action, trust, and a sense of belonging, making it difficult for youth and women in these areas to be ignored in local governance processes. The project aims to: Strengthen the capacity of 8 women and youth CSOs through in-depth training (training of trainers), advocacy toolkits, resources, and tools to effectively engage, analyze, monitor and deepen dialogues with policy makers and governments on public financial management. This includes advocacy, legislative/policy analysis, compliance monitoring, procurement process audits, budget/contract monitoring at local level. Facilitate dialogues between women/youth CSOs and policy makers at the local level: through a peer-to-peer approach with women and youth (from the formal and informal sector)on gender and youth sensitive public procurement issues. Empowering women and youth CSOs through green initiatives: - Through training and coaching on environmental leadership for women - Environmental education for youth to influence the inclusion of the environment and climate change dimension in school curricula in NigerOxfam NovibReseaux de la jeunesse nigerienne sThe Niger Youth Network on Climate Change (RJNCC) is the national representation of African Youth Initiative on Climate Change (AYICC) which is the largest platform for African youth on environmental and climate issues with the African Union and its branches The RJNCC is a group of youth organizations working in the fields of the environment, climate change and renewable energy for Sustainable Development. the Niger Youth Network on Climate Change (RJNCC.AYICC-Niger) is a shared research and training organization which brings together leaders of youth organizations from the Republic of Niger. It essentially establishes interactive links between the various partner structures in order to encourage the dissemination and exchange of information as well asthe development of policies and programs concerning youth, climate change, the environment and sustainable development. . Such a networking space has many advantages such as the synergy of resources, the improvement of the quality of service, informationand scientific communications, better sharing of knowledge and experiences. However, it also poses many questions: What type of organization between partners to set up? What information to disseminate? Which technical supports to choose to communicate? What new uses, what new practices does it bring about? What methods and strategies adopted for the defense and popularization of conventions, treaties and other legislative texts in the field of climate change, the environment and sustainable development?What social and economic reintegration policies to put in place as part of green youth employment? The Niger Youth Network on Climate Change (RJNCC.AYICC-Niger) is a non-governmental, non-profit, apolitical and non-denominational youth information and training organization on youth issues. Its creation, which took place on July 10, 2010, is based on the observation that young people are constantly asked to take part in national development. Hence the need for these young people to be informed and trained to contribute to the best of their abilities. However, the reality today is that young people often ignore important problems for which they could provide solutions. It also appears that the unemployment problem is crucial and is partly due to the lack of professionalism in education on the one hand and the lack of private initiative on the other.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation149998 72800 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 72800Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEReseaux de la jeunesse nigerienne s58498 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 58498Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEReseaux de la jeunesse nigerienne s11200 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11200Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEReseaux de la jeunesse nigerienne s7500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEReseaux de la jeunesse nigerienne sCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsPréparation des sessions de renforcement des capacités des détenteurs de droits# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsTenue des sessions de renforcement des capacités des détenteurs de droits# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRJNCCRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLes jeunes et des femmes# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes jeunes et des femmes% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceau moins 90% des détenteurs de droits indiquent une confiance accrue pour faire attendre leur voix(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksactions d'influences des acteurs du niveau communal, régional et national# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksactions d'influences des acteurs du niveau communal, régional et national(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansCréation d'un cadre de concertation composée de communautés de pratique# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsutilisation d'influenceurs d'autres structures telles ques média invité (Radio communautaire) ou le groupe de jeunes utlisant l'application du projet "Labarun jahar mu" qui vont documenter et partager les produits du projet(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksPlan de renforcement des capacités pour: 1. le plaidoyer et 2. le leadership environnemental.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceSubvention d'influence# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsles platesformes des communautés de pratique seront utilisées pour les échanges d'expériences# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsSoutien d'exprts sur: 1. le plaidoyer, l'analyse législative/politique, le suivi de la conformité, le suivi des budgets/contrats au niveau local, 2. médias sociaux : procédure de suivre/se tenir au courant des projets et activités du gouvernement par différents canaux, 3. leadership environnemental,(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsRJNCC et les 8 organisations locales déclaréront les outils utilisés pour influencerGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questionsUne CoP sera soutenue par commune d'intervention# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processesUne CoP sera soutenue par commune d'intervention# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge4 CoP seront appuyées dans 4 communes par le partenaire de subvention# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeau moins une réunion par CoPGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and Learning1.Mise en place de l'application "Labarun Jahar Mu"; 2. le théâtre communautaire / création d'art visuel sur les panneaux d'affichage pour exprimer les désirs des jeunes et des femmesLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platforms1 support de plaidoyer; 2 supports de leadership environnemental;1 support d'intégration de la dimension changement climatique dans les curricula scolaires; 1 support de théatre communautaire, 1 support d'art visuelLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes1. Apllication "Labrun Jahar Mu" 2. Théatre communautaire / art visuelNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes1. Application de diffusion des informations locales, 2. théâtre communautaire et les créations d'art visuel sur les panneaux d'affichage qui seront utilisés pour exprimer les désirs des jeunes et des femmes. Ils deviendront un moyen pour ces groupes de s'exprimer et d'exprimer leurs frustrations concernant leur bien-être social. Il deviendra également un moyen de proposer des solutions aux problèmes qui font rage dans la communauté.# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approaches1 support de théatre communautaire, 1 support d'art visuelNL-KVK-27108436-A-06338-02:NEOxfam NovibIn Niger, the facilitation of the Linking and Learning component is carried out by the NGO Re-lokkol. To design its approach, the organization was inspired by the medical-physical principles of the human voice and developed a 3-phase approach, each consisting of 3 types of activities: - Initiating the voice: these are the introductory activities that constitute the foundations for the successof the two years of the project - Amplifying the voice: these are the main activities that will be implementedfor the success of the project - Sustaining the voice: how to go beyond the two years of the project with a sustained impact on organizations and rights holders. As specialists in Design Thinking and Project Management, the implementation team aims totrain all partners in the use of state-of-the-art tools so that they can hone their communication and project management skills and apply them in the implementation of these projects and beyond. Re-lokkol's 24-months Linking and Learning facilitationwill also include the creation of spaces for exchange with former program partners in Niger.Oxfam NovibONG Re-lokkolRe-lokkol is a non-governmental organization working to improve education, leadership and social change. Re-lokkol works in partnership with government, educators, journalists, technologists, media, communities, and activists to advance leadership, knowledge sharing, and human capital development in the Sahel region and around the world. One of the major projects launched by Re-lokkol is the creation of the African Development Universalis (A.D.U.), which is the first non-profit university in Niger. A university of excellence with 70% women and 90% of students from modest backgrounds benefiting from up to 100% financial aid. Through this strategic project, more than two hundred and fifty (250) young women and men have access to quality higher education. Re-lokkol also enables the university to offer education to Nigeriens who aspire to learn English as a second language, where they receive the language skills necessary to communicate effectively in their businesses and with their partners around the world. A development actor, resolutely committed to providing opportunities for the most disadvantaged young women and men, the members who make up the organization are alsofacilitators, connectors, amplifiers and sharers. Over the years, the NGO has developed experience and expertise in facilitating dynamic learning and fruitful exchange processes, a strong track record in publishing thought-provoking reports and publications whereinformation and data are presented in creative and engaging ways. The NGORe-lokkol was conceived as a platform to which all kinds of initiatives that share the same mission and values could be added. All the successful initiatives the organization have undertakenhave been in collaboration with serious players who share our vision of the world: The Mastercard Foundation, The British Embassy, UNICEF, UNDP and Oxfam.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation149898 -1409878911 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8911Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Re-lokkolCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06338-03:NEOxfam NovibThe project aims at two things:The first step will be to organize a 10-day boot camp for the ten (10) selected organizations, whichwill benefit from coaching in project rewriting, speaking, project presentation, self-confidence. The organizations will attend conferences and debates on inclusion to better understand the issue. Stage performances are also planned.The second step is mentoring, which will consist of accompanying the three prizewinners throughout the duration of their projects. Specific training will be offered to each of the organizations according to their expressed needs or those deemed complementary. It is planned to offer workshops on the creation of broadcasting channels (Facebook, Youtube, etc...) on communication and the dissemination of content on social networks, support in the organization of their activities, planning and organization chart, reporting and audio-visual training. If there are non-formal structures, they will benefit from a follow-up to comply with the administration. This second step will help the structures to have a better coordination. The mentoring will also propose to integrate an innovative and inclusive artistic vision in their approaches. It will be provided according to the selected projects, the type of art that can better illuminate and spread the message. To do this, slam/poetry, theater, dance, storytelling, painting, will be essential media to explore.Oxfam NovibGONIThe NGO GONI has the particularity of being mainly composed of artists. Its mission is to involve the population in cultural and artistic life in order to meet the needs of development for everyone. To better meet this requirement, GONI has been engageditself, since 2012, in scientific symposia on one hand, and, on the other hand, to direct its activities of concerts, training and conferences towards the objectives of development for everyone, while creating the conditions to inform and raise awarenessabout the plagues that undermine our society. Since 2012, the organization's flagship activity is the organization of the festival "FISH GONI, Niamey to the rhythms of slam", International Festival of Slam and Humor. Since its creation, the festival has been held every year without interruption. The 8th edition is scheduled to take place in October 2019.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation143997 59556 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 59556Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGONI48442 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 48442Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGONI28799 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28799Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGONI7200 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7200Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGONICivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations1 agenda de changement par projet élaboré (lauréats)# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations1 agenda de changement par projet mis en œuvre (lauréats)# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasONG GONI et les 3 lauréatsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersAu moins 2 groupes de détenteurs de droits impliqués dans les projets des 3 lauréats# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workAu moins 2 groupes de détenteurs de droits impliqués dans les projets des 3 lauréats% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice75% des détenteurs de droits sur les 3 projets et des membres des équipes des 3 projets(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks1 paire à paire ( qui permettra de mettre en place un group de reseautage avec les paires) 1 de jeu ( qui facilitera le lien entre organisation et les OSCs) 1 de partage d'experience et d'apprentissage entre les 3 laureats et les 10 premieres organisations, 1 entre les laureats et l'organisation Goni# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks1 paire à paire ( qui permettra de mettre en place un group de reseautage avec les paires) 1 de jeu ( qui facilitera le lien entre organisation et les OSCs) 1 de partage d'experience et d'apprentissage entre les 3 laureats et les 10 premieres organisations, 1 entre les laureats et l'organisation Goni(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsRenforcement de capacités des organisations par leurs pairs, confiance en soi prise de parole en public# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsActivités avec consultants : rédaction , suivi de projet, rapportage, communication(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsONG GONI et les 3 lauréatsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions1 CoP entre les 4 organisations (ONG GONI et les 3 lauréats)# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes1 CoP entre les 3 lauréats# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge1 article sur les réseaux sociaux 1 video# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge3 réunions organiséesGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningONG GONI et les 3 lauréatsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platforms2 articles par GONI et 1 pour chaque lauréatLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantONG GONI et les 3 lauréats# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitatedBootcamp# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes3 projets des lauréatsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesLes 3 OSC Finalistes peaufineront leurs idees Innovantes avec l appuie de GONI et VOICE# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approaches2 nouvelle approche ( jeu d'acteur ) testéNL-KVK-27108436-A-06338-04:NEOxfam NovibThe Inclusive Governance project focuses on the participation of youth and women in community management. Young people are on the margins of governance and most are unaware of the forums in which they can and should participate to advance their cause. Young people do not participate in public debates to talk about their aspirations and encourage their peers in active life. Insecurity paralyses efforts and contributes to the vulnerability of this group because it deprives them of access to basic social services. This is why they must occupy the spaces of exchange in order to promote their right to effective participation. Young people should no longer ask to participate but should be involved and will become involved in the management of public affairs. The general objective of theproject is to promote the participation of young people and women in decision-making bodies as well as the community, to increase the commitment of 200 young girls and boys in the targeted schools in Tillaberi through their capacity building on their rights and duties, to promote a protective environment for young people by the establishment of 5 school committees of citizen commitment of young people composed of 10 members in the schools.Oxfam NovibCadre Consultatif Nigérien des EnfaThe CCNEJ, Nigerien Consultative Framework for Children and Youth was created on January 29, 2020. Its objective is to serve as a framework for exchange between children and young people on issues concerning them.he CCNEJ, Nigerien Consultative Frameworkfor Children and Youth, its creation is the result of a long process that has its origins in the results of a study conducted by the United Nations on violence against children in the world. This study took place within the framework of the promotion, development and well-being of children through access to harm reduction measures. She has had the merit of considering violence against children in the following settings: the family, school, care institutions, detention centers, the workplace and communitiesMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation15000 7500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECadre Consultatif Nigérien des Enfa6000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECadre Consultatif Nigérien des Enfa1500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECadre Consultatif Nigérien des EnfaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsLes plans d'actions exécutés pour plus d'engagement des jeunes dans la communauté# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasLe CCNEJ prévoit d'agir differrament en utilisant des approches innovantes tels que la planification des programmes exécutés et proposés par les détenteurs de droits.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workComités scolaires d'engagement citoyen des jeunes.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceAu moins 50% des détenteurs de droits suite aux Renforcements des capacités sur les droits et dévoirs ainsi que l'utilisation responsable des reseaux sociaux suivi des campagnes digitales(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksla synergie entre les comités développes et plusieurs actions exécutées ensembles# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksla synergie entre les comités exécutée ensemble(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansLes comités entre eux méneront des activités en synergie à travers l'accompagnement du CCNEJ.# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsles publications issues de la campagne digitale.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsLes jeunes à travers les actions de sensibilisation sur les réseaux sociaux à travers les campagnesGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningLe CCNEJ à travers les activités de lien et apprentissageNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantCCNEJ# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesProjet Gouvernance Inclusive# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06338-05:NEOxfam NovibThe "My disability, my dignity"” project stems from the desire to contribute to better care for people with disabilities detained in the civil prisons of Niamey and Maradi, as they have long been neglected. In line with the objectives of the NGO Mieux Vivre avec le Handicap (MVH), the “My disability, my dignity” project is applying for the NOW-Nous award to help meet the specific needs of people with disabilities detained in the Niamey and Maradi civil prisons, with the general objective of contributing to better care forpeople with disabilities detained in the Niamey and Maradi civil prisons. MVH will map the number of people with disabilities in the Niamey and Maradi prisons, build the capacity of prison wardens and guards in the Niamey and Maradi prisons on the rights of people with disabilities, and advocate to the Minister of Justice for the use of sign language interpreters. In the long term, the project aims, through the advocacy that will be carried out, to achieve better management of the specific needs of people with disabilities in the civil prisons of Niamey and Maradi, such as: making the toilets accessible, access to white canes for people who need them,installation of access ramps, access to wheelchairs, availability of sign language interpreters if necessary.Oxfam NovibMieux Vivre Avec le HandicapThe NGO #Mieux Vivre avec le Handicap# is a non-governmental organization under Nigerien law, created during its General Assembly on May 15, 2008. It has been recognized by No. 404 / MISPD / AR / DGAP / DLP of 04 July 2013.The overall objective is to provide education, training and social integration or reintegration of people with disabilities to participate in the country's development, social and cultural process. We had to educate people with disabilities about their rights and duties. We also trained some group of people with disabilities on the associative life. Our interventions have led to a change in the behavior of people with disabilities in the city of Niamey. In terms of work experience we learned a lot about rights and associative life. Our activities are conducted in a participatory way. Our activities are planned during meetingsMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation25000 12000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMieux Vivre Avec le Handicap7000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMieux Vivre Avec le Handicap4750 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4750Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMieux Vivre Avec le Handicap1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMieux Vivre Avec le HandicapCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersJournée de plaidoyer aupres du Ministre de la justice pour l'octroi des entrepretes en langue de signe dans les prisons civiles# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceAu moins la moitié des détenu(e)s en situation de handicap des prisons de Niamey et MaradiLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsAu moins 2 articles/blogs rédigés par l'équipe du projet et partagés sur les plateformes de VoicceLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantONG MVH# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesAu moins 2 articles/blogs rédigés par l'équipe du projet et partagés sur les plateformes de VoiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06338-06:NEOxfam NovibHandi-capable ! disability is not an obstacle to becoming a full-fledged social actor. The disabled person is an autonomous person able to claim his or her rights and defend them. The project of the NGO Handicaps Avançons aims to contribute to this idealwhere each person living with disability has access to basic social services to the same extent as others, and is able to express himself andbe listened to by his peers and decision makers. This will be achieved through an awareness-raising caravan on the rights and opinions of people with disabilities, which will include an artistic approach (forum theatre, production of an animated film), and fairground hearings to make it easier for people living with disabilities who do not have civil status documents to obtain them, so that they can enjoy their rights and fully express their citizenship. At the end of this project Handicaps Avançons also hopes that the population will be sufficiently informed about the rights and needs of their brothers and sistersliving with disabilities to foster better social relationships and more inclusive and meaningful partnerships.Oxfam NovibONG HANDICAPS-AVANCONSHandicaps Advance was created in 2021 by people with disabilities who wanted to participate in the fight for change that concerns them. The decision to create the organisation was inspired by the "A toi la parole" project run by the NGO GONI. The membersof the organisation thought that if non-disabled people are committed to their inclusion and to improving their living conditions, then why not themselves? And in 2021 Handicaps Avançons was born. The objective of Handicap Avançons is to contribute to the well-being of people with disabilities at all levels, their inclusion in decision-making components and their efficient empowerment. Handicap Avançons pursues specific objectives such as - support for the improvement of women's empowerment (especially disabled women) - support forlocal governance and gender mainstreaming - improvement of the living environment, etc. The particularity of our organisation is that it is mainly composed of disabled people and works for the benefit of disabled people, their direct and indirect entourage. "Nothing for us without us" is the very reason for the existence of our organisation. It is in the concern of being a direct actor of allthat concerns us that we are committed to create Handicaps Avançons.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation10000 5000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG HANDICAPS-AVANCONS4000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG HANDICAPS-AVANCONS1000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG HANDICAPS-AVANCONS-5000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -5000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG HANDICAPS-AVANCONS5000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG HANDICAPS-AVANCONSCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholderscaravane et théâtre forum# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceAu moins 50% des détenteurs de droits qui participeront aux audiences foraines(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansAudiences foraines et sensibilisation dans les 5 communes de Niamey# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesProjet Handicapable# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesRéalisation d'un film court métrageNL-KVK-27108436-A-06338-07:NEOxfam NovibThe ComDev-Hope Sahel consortium is initiating the project entitled "MURYA" with the objective of creating, facilitating and monitoring influence clubs (media, cultural groups, school leaders) on accountability and citizen participation in two regions, Maradi andTillabéri. This will be done through capacity building of influence leaders and through training activities (implementation of appropriate communication tools) within the influence clubs that will be created whose role will be to conduct and encourage social inclusion activities. This project will be implemented in the two main towns mentioned above. Overall, the change sought is the effective involvement of all actors in the search for appropriate solutions to the issues raised on social inclusion through citizen participation and accountability at the level of the identified regions. Thus:-In Maradi, change is expected in terms of increasing the level of involvement and accountability of the identified actors in relation to social inclusion issues;-In Tillabéri, change is expected in the increased level of citizen participation in security issues.A "CIVIC TECH" event will be held in the regions on citizen participation and accountability in Niger and a communication campaign for behavioural change through participatory theatre, radio theatre and the setting up of a mobile radio. Several training sessions on the use of digital technology and the production of media communication tools.Oxfam NovibCommunication pour le DeveloppementCommunication for Development Organization (ComDev) started its activities in 2012 with the advent of PDEV I (Peace through Development). It expanded further with PDEVII. At the end of these two phases, the actors who participated in the implementation of the PDEV project came together and created ComDev. Indeed, having played a very noticeable role in the awareness-raising activities of PDEVI and II, some actors realised the need to communicate more with our populations, who are plagued by several concerns. Throughout the country, young volunteer activists have decided to take up the challenge of creating a structure specialising in communication for development. This is how ComDev was born, thanks to the will of a group of young Nigeriens. Today ComDev specialises in communication for behavioural change with "an innovative and participatory approach that puts the community at the centre of development. Its slogan is "A vous la Voix pour des Voies".Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation106313 53514 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 53514Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunication pour le Developpement37951 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 37951Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunication pour le Developpement9533 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9533Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunication pour le Developpement5315 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5315Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunication pour le DeveloppementCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06338-08:NEOxfam NovibMenstrual health and hygiene is a taboo subject in Niger. Menstruation is often perceived as impure or "dirty". For this reason, menstruation is often not discussed between mothers and daughters, girls and their friends, and most of the times, not taughtin depth in schools. By the time girls reach puberty, they have very little knowledge on the subject and are often afraid and ashamed of whathappens to their bodies, especially in rural areas. It is estimated that 40 percent of girls aged 11 to 17 miss at least one week of school per month during their menstruation (source: UNICEF study). Girls face difficulties in managing their menstruation with dignity and confidentiality due to the silence of communities and public authorities. The main consequence of all these obstacles is that young girls are absent from school. In addition, 60 percent report a lack of preparation for their first menstrual period, 30 percent experience fear during menstruation, and 55 percent feel shame, according to a UNICEF study. The taboo nature of menstruation also affects women. They are often the only ones concerned with the management of their periods and, as a result, they are left to their own devices to find solutions. Education is essential to the development of everychild. No girl should be deprived of it becauseof natural circumstances beyond her control. Every girl should feel comfortable talking about menstruation, and no girl should missout on her education because her protection and privacy are lacking. Supporting girls in the management of their menstrual hygiene is an important component to support, hence the idea of the "Towel for School" project. This project will make it possible to carry out the following activities: - Creation of a teen club; - Awarenesscaravans for and by girls to their peers and the community; - Making of sanitary pads and moon bracelets; - Monitoring and evaluation of activities. One of the key initiatives resulting from this project is the production of sanitary kits by the right holders themselves. The objectives of the project are to contribute to the reduction of absenteeism of young girls during their menstruation by improving the retention of young girls in school through the implementation of an adapted system - sensitization and practical sense (making of sanitary pads). Expected results: R1: the conditionsfor keeping 50 girls in school are improved by setting up a system adapted to menstruation; R2: adequate tools responding to the specific needs of the girl are developed.Oxfam NovibRJNEThe Rassemblement de la Jeunesse Nigérienne pour l’Eau (RJNE) is a member of the Global Youth Water Network, which is a grouping of young people active in favor of water. It was created during the 6th World Water Forum held in Marseille in 2012. Since then, it is present in eighty (80) countries including Niger. In Niger, the RJNE is set up in January 2023. Following the participation in theNexus Water, Peace and Security forum held in Niamey from December 27 to 28, 2022. Thus, passionate young people,concerned about the problem of water in Niger, mobilized for the creation of this network in Niger. The RJNE is a development organization whose mission is to involve Nigerien youth in sustainable development issues, particularly those related to water and sanitation. The Gatheringis based in Niamey with a view to creating representations in all eight (8) regions of Niger. The RJNE is an organization that works in the field of water in Niger. The animators are young graduates with various qualifications. Water and sanitation are their priorities... It is often said that water is life, and in development, water has a predominant place. The objectives of the RJNE are to - Promote the active participation of Nigerien youth in the water sector; - Promote the education of the population, especially youth, on the issue of water and sanitation; - Promote and encourage youth initiatives to solve problems related to access to water. Itsvision is to involve youth in the sustainable management of water resourcesfor a world where water is accessible to all and to all in an equitable manner. The network intervenes in the following areas - Access to drinking water; - Promotion of the WASH sector; - Rational management of water resources. Our values are: - Dialogue:we are a youth organization that works with a lot of sensitivity,several socio-professional layers, the beneficiary communities but also partners who are supposed to accompany us. Misunderstandings and/or small conflicts of competences or interests canarise from everywhere. The amicable settlement goes through dialogue, our fundamental option. -Action: we intend to carry out works of various natures that fit with our vision of water in relation to its consumption, its maintenance, its exploitation for arational management. Our proof of existence is to act truly on the ground; - Inclusion: no one should be left out. Our actions are to be directed towards all the layers that are in need without exclusion. We need popular support with a participatory approach. We are a newly created structure that brings together young people who are dynamic and committed to the issue of water. The RJNE is composed of very active and competent young people with diverse experiences on several themes. In terms of realization, the RJNE has just been born. It is in its first steps. It needs everyone's support. We are members of several structures with skills in several areas including water, hygiene and sanitation, climate change, agro-ecology, among others.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation10000 6584 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6584Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERJNE2082 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2082Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERJNE1334 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1334Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERJNECivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsa travers la mise en place du club ado# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsa travers les rencontres périodiques du club ado# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRJNE a travers les activités de sensibilisation et des seances pratiques ( confection des serviettes) et la confection des braceletsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersJeunes filles a travers la rencontre avec les parties prenantes# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workJeunes filles a travers les clubs d'ado% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceAu moins 60% des Jeunes filles(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksa travers la caravane de sensibilisation# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platforms2 articles ecrit par RJNELinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantProjet "Une serviette pour l'école" mis en œuvre par le Rasseblement de la Jeunesse Nigerienne pour l'Eau# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesProjet "Une serviette pour l'école" à travers la confection des serviettes hygiéniques réutilisables et la confection des bracelets# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesTémoignage d'un detenteur de droitNL-KVK-27108436-A-06338-09:NEOxfam NovibBecause art and culture carry us far and speak to us better, we use it to give joy to the heart and bring about a better living together without discrimination for all. In our initiative we choose the art that suits the environment we have targeted so that it is more welcomed, we involve young people who have more ability to convince, to move in its arts to better explain the problem and givea beginning of track solutions through playful training, participatory workshops, productions and artistic content. Between the Ludo pedagogical training and the participative workshops, the participants to the project are relaxed, and while having fun, they pushtheir reflections in the analysis of the situation to find more specific solutions to their environment while taking into account its sociological aspect. We have been using this method in our projects for 4 years. SAH'ELLE is a multidisciplinary project that advocates for the fight against violence against women in the Sahel and particularly in Niger, which is plagued by insecurity. This insecurity accentuates the violence. The association Arts Pluriel being composed of young people, our target is naturally the youth who are also the right holders of this project. Because the youth is the future, to reinforce the capacities of this youth on an innovative and more impactful way to change mentalities, is to guarantee the future. The SAH'ELLE project is therefore positioned as an artistic initiative that will materialize in the city of Niamey, through its youth. We intend to use 5 artistic disciplines, Rap, Slam, Stand UP, Storytelling and Dance as tools for advocacy so that the youth is not an actor of violence against women, but also to influence a change of attitude of the populations to work for the fight against violence against women. The rights holders will thus receive edutainment workshops to exchange and inform them about the various notions related to the themes as well as their nuances, training sessions that are meant to be participatory and inclusive to learn how to avoid gender stereotypes, to valorize and trivialize violence against women in their artistic creation, and thus to better transmit during their moment of expression an advocacy that reflects their true points on these issues. The young people will also have a framework of expression on this project, where they will be free to bring out the best of their potential in their artistic creations for an overall show on topics such as: forced marriages of young girls, sexual abuse, early pregnancies, the lack of schooling for young girls, gender inequality and many other ills that affect the empowerment of women.Oxfam NovibAssociation ARTS PLURIELArts Pluriel was legally created in august 2019. The adventure began informally in 2014, by a group of young people passionate about writing and declamation in poetry / slam, to train young people in slam workshops, but also to create an open slam scene to allow the youth to leave idleness and professionalize in its artistic and cultural fields (writing, oratory arts, poetry and slam) while being inclusive, but also promoting gender to encourage equality and equity After 5 years of maturity or was established the concepts: I declaim, you cheer me, the feathers of the Sahel ignite in slam and cocktail of Words, Arts Pluriel has decided to formalize in 2019 to carry Projects in the direction of youth to fight against GBV and promote women's rights through projects such as Slam school female, Sahe'elle. We are obviously proud of all our undertakings because each of our new projects combines innovation, improvement, and sustainability of previous projects. Our latest project is called Sah'elle in Maradi Niamey and Tillabéri. But to answer we are prouder of the synergy, determination and involvement of our team which is composed only of young people, and which manages to doall these beautiful things. The specificity of our organization is the fact of allowing the youth, to appeal to their aspiration ofthe moment will be able to border the themes of our projects and to bring them to their congeners in a context where they can better find themselves to better impact but also more echo, with using social networks that he masters better and that has an impact to wide spectrum whatever the sociological context, the geographical situation by using the artistic and / or cultural assets to have better results. But also for our training methods Ludo pedagogical and our participatory workshops that allows all stakeholders to meet, have fun but also deal with the issues in a relaxed way. The term "Nothing about us, without us" speaks to us, because it reflects exactly our actions to put the youth at the heart of the actions related to the youth to make tomorrow better livable for this same youth. The initiative of proposing prizes also motivates us to confront ourselves to other structures to have a return (external eye) on the impact of our activities.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation15000 6399 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6399Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation ARTS PLURIEL3725 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3725Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation ARTS PLURIEL3876 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3876Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation ARTS PLURIEL1000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation ARTS PLURIELCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasArts Pluriel à travers les formation Ludo PédagogiquesRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLes Jeunes à travers un spectacle de restitution multidiciplinaire,# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes Jeunes s'expriment à traver les attelier d'échange, attelier ludopédagogique, résidence de création et spectacle% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice80%(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups2 CCFN : Publication facebook et Agenda du CCFN 1 Niger 24TV : émission TV(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksLes jeunes à travers les formations déchange et information , attelier d'exploitation des thématiqes et résidence de création artistique# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsLe jeunes à travers le spectacle de restituion,Linking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsun article sur les formation d'échange un aticle sur les résidencesLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantArts Pluriel# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06338-10:NEOxfam NovibThe project "Toutes unies, nos voix comptent" is implemented by the Association Culture - Arts Rumbu, with the main objective of promoting the civic and political participation of female students with disabilities in universities in Niamey and Maradi, through theatre. The aim is to - To create a framework of expression for female students with disabilities at the level of the universities of Niamey and Maradi to speak in public places (such as Place AB) for their civic, students union and political inclusion. - To equip women students with disabilities to influence the decision making and texts of the Union des Etudiants Nigériens à l'Université de Niamey et Maradi (UENUN ET UNUM). Activities will include - 2 training bootcamps on public speaking andpolitical leadership for women with 30 students with disabilities, 15 of whom will be at the University of Niamey and 15 at the University of Maradi. - 2 conferences for young women students with disabilities led by role models (including people with disabilities) who will share their experiences and life paths. - 2 forum theatre workshops, respectively at the University of Niamey and Maradi, in collaboration with the Cultural Affairs Commission of the said universities, mobilizing the rightsholders themselves to become fully involved as actors. At the end of this project, we hope to have a maximum number of female students with disabilities capable of publicly asserting themselves through speech.Oxfam NovibAssociation Culture-Arts RumbuCreated in 2018, the association ACA RUMBU was born from the will of students in Arts <(>&<)> Culture department of the University of Niamey (Niger) to contribute to the cultural influence within the Nigerienne communities. Up to date, ACA RUMBU is mainly : - Five editions of the Warriors Battle urban dance festival, - Cultural mediation activities with young prisoners (minors) - Capacitybuilding activities or initiation to artistic practices in universities and with vulnerable youth The NOW-Nous award is the first project of this type for the organisation and we hope the implementation will lead to great impact and attract bigger grants for thereinforcment of the organisation. XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation25000 11213 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11213Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Culture-Arts Rumbu8165 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8165Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Culture-Arts Rumbu5622 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5622Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation Culture-Arts RumbuCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsIdentification des jeunes étudiantes en situation de handicap (Projet professionnel)# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsElaboration des projets professionnels des étudiantes participantes au projet# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasACA RUMBU à travers le theatreRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersJeunes etudiantes en situation d'handicap à travers les restitutions de bootcamp et des ateliers theatre forum# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes jeunes filles (étudiantes) à travers les bootcamps% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceAu moins 80% des participantes au projet (Jeunes etudiantes en situation de handicap)(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups2 blogs ( Filière Arts & Culture et RFI Mondoblog) 1 article (ONEP)(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksAtelier théâtre forum# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsACA RUMBU à travers le film de capitalisation retraçant la vie du projetLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platforms2 articles durant l'exécution du projetLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantProjet "Toutes unies nos voix comptent"# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesAtelier theatre forum# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06338-11:NEOxfam NovibThe GONI organisation, as a link and learning facilitator, will help Voice's partners in Niger to carry out their activities aimed at creating an inclusive world. Goni will empower Voice's different constituencies by amplifying their voices. Goni will continue Voice's initial efforts to connect different groups. GONI will co-create and implement a coherent learning process where experience and good practice are shared on an equal basis between rightsholder groups, based on a shared vision of an inclusiveworld. In order to achieve this, networking and learning will be facilitated at different levels. o Partner consultations Consultation with Voix au Niger's partners. This activity will enable us to take stock of the situation but above all to collect the expectations and needs of partners and beneficiaries.o June, Tahoua Older People's Day / 15 July - Youth Skills Day - Maison de la paroleThe celebration of these days will be an opportunity for us to create a safe space for learning conversations between partners and beneficiaries despite cultural and geographical differences. These meetings will take place in the Maison de la Parole (a cultural space 15 km from Niameyin the countryside) and in Tahoua.o COPs meeting August - September GONI will facilitate the identification of strengths and areasfor improvement based on themes identified by partners and rights holder groups. GONI will bring together partners and rightsholders to discuss challenges, approaches and learning. This Community of Practicewill be closely coordinated with other related Communities of Practice of which GONI is also a member. A Community of Practice roadmap will be developed. The various people responsible forfacilitating the Community of Practice will work closely with theGONI organisation and VOICE.o Annual meetings - early December 2022 To mark the end of 2023 on a high note. A festival will be organised to highlight rights holders and voice organisations. Day 1 will be devoted to exchanges between rights holders, partnersand civil society organisations. Day 2 will be free and open to the general public. There will be cultural activities, exhibitions of articles by rights holders and awareness-raising activities. in short, it will be a marketplace of ideas.o Pair-to-Pair Meetings These meetings will focus on exchanges between the various organisations. They will allow us to get to know each other, but above all to learn from each other... they will give us the opportunity to discussthe issues that affect us all in order to carry out our activities for an inclusive world.o Meetings/ Themes Goni will hold themed meetings with the various partner organisations. These meetings will serve as a capacity-building process on various themes. Other emerging themes may be addressedby mutual agreement between the group's holder groups and GONI. This process will build shared knowledge, and GONI will ensure that the voice of rights holders appears in the publications and media expressions that are the products of the learning process. Follow-up action Follow-up activities will help us to monitor the development of the link and learning activities. It will also be an opportunity to reinvigorate the sharing links while measuring the evolution and involvement of the action communitiesin the process of place and learning.o Voice showcase With a view to enhancing the value of what is being done and givinga high profile to activity and achievements, an extended showcase will be created to archive and store data (photos, videos, documentaries, projects, etc.). This initiative will ensure visibility even after the Voix programme and will be used for research purposes.o Journal'art Le journal' Art is a television programme in which information is rapped, slammed, sung and signed. 5 minutes of art day will be presented to talk about the various activities of the Voix partner organisations.o Meeting - celebration of achievements (festival, concert, artistic visit) between May 2024 and May 2025.If we can celebrate failures, why not celebrate what we have achieved? Capitalising on and celebrating acquittals is a way of highlighting our activities and initiatives that have been successfulwith rights holders. The celebration of achievements will conclude the project. It will be a day of shared happiness.Oxfam NovibGONIThe NGO GONI has the particularity of being mainly composed of artists. Its mission is to involve the population in cultural and artistic life in order to meet the needs of development for everyone. To better meet this requirement, GONI has been engageditself, since 2012, in scientific symposia on one hand, and, on the other hand, to direct its activities of concerts, training and conferences towards the objectives of development for everyone, while creating the conditions to inform and raise awarenessabout the plagues that undermine our society. Since 2012, the organization's flagship activity is the organization of the festival "FISH GONI, Niamey to the rhythms of slam", International Festival of Slam and Humor. Since its creation, the festival has been held every year without interruption. The 8th edition is scheduled to take place in October 2019.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation223414 26586 100000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 100000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGONI87423 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 87423Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGONI41519 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 41519Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGONI13558 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13558Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGONI7500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGONICivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsGoni aidera les partenaires à établir leur modèle de changement.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsGoni aidera les partenaires à établir leur modèle de changement.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasGoniRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersles femmes, les jeunes et les personnes en situation de handicap à travers plusieurs activités : - Célébration de la journée personnes âgées - Célébration de la journée des compétences des jeunes - Rencontre annuelle - Célébration des acquits (festival, concert, visite artistique)# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workles femmes, les jeunes et les personnes en situation de handicap à travers les CoPs, les renconres paire à paire et les rencontres thématiques% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceAu moins 70% des personnes ayant interagi avec GONI et étant pour la première fois en contact avec le Lien et Apprentissage(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksGoni invitera les acteurs de la société civile à participer aux activités de mise en réseau et d'apprentissage des partenaires de Voice. Rencontre annuelle - rencontres de celebration des acquis - rencontre de la celebration de la journée des jeunes - rencontre de la celebration de la journée de maltraitance des personnes agées# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksGoni invitera les acteurs de la société civile à participer aux activités de mise en réseau et d'apprentissage des partenaires de Voice. Rencontre annuelle - rencontres de celebration des acquis - rencontre de la celebration de la journée des jeunes - rencontre de la celebration de la journée de maltraitance des personnes agées(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansGONI facilitera la création d'alliances avec le fonds de 50.000 euros# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNombre d'activités médiatiséesGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questionsGoni et Voice ont défini un plan de revitalisation du lien et d'apprentissage en fonction de l'étude de consultation des partenaires.# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processesles communautés de pratique sont revigorées et de nouveaux savoirs et méthodes sont mis en pratique.# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgedes vidéos sont produites et diffusées sur le site de la maison De la parole dans la vitrine . -des articles sont produits par la communauté d'action et diffusés sur les réseaux sociaux.# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and Learningles détenteurs de droits et les chefs de projet font état de leurs nouvelles connaissances du lien et de l'apprentissage au moyen de publications sur les médias sociaux et de collaborations futures.Tous les partenaires de la phase d'extension de Voice au NigerLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsAu moins 70% des partenaires actifs# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)Au moins 3 actualités issues de la vitrine Voice% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsAu moins 50% des personnes ayant reçu l'information visite la vitrine Voice en ligne ainsi qu'en personne.# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)Atelier de mise en place des CoPs entre détenteurs de droits et partenaires de Voice# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsvidéos, photos, articles seront partagés sur le site de la Maison de la Parole dans la fenêtre mais également sur les réseaux sociaux.Linking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureAu moins 70% des partenaires actifsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantLes Voix Connectées et Amplifiées au Niger# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitatedJournal'art# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesJournal'artNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesJournal'art# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approaches1 blog et 1 vidéo issus de la production du Journal'artNL-KVK-27108436-A-06339-03:NEOxfam NovibAPAC the project to develop a "Charter of Social Media in Niger" is being implemented by a consortium of two CSOs led by women and youth (APAC - Association of African Women Communication Professionals - Niger Branch - and ABCA - Association of Bloggersfor ActiveCitizenship). Through the actions of these CSOs, the aim will be to support and train women and youth in the following sectors: associations, social media and traditional media. This project, which essentially affects the most marginalized anddiscriminated people, namely women and youth, also aims at influencing policies and behaviors in order to move things forward for the common interest. It will be implemented in 7 regions of Niger - Niamey, Agadez, Diffa, Dosso, Maradi, Tillabéri and Zinder -for a period of 12 months. The learnings and all the activities of the project will be shared and disseminated on social and traditional media (TV and Radio) through blog posts, videos, photos and audio recordings. One of the main expected outcomesisthe accompaniment of 240 female bloggers(18 years - 45 years) and 15 young people (18 years - 35 years) to professionalize their social media support through the creation of professional blogs and websites that can enable them to make an entrepreneurialuse of it to substantially increase their income.Oxfam NovibAssociation des ProfessionnellesAPAC-Niger Is a Nigerian association that brings together communication professionals such as journalists, producers, directors, documentalists, etc. of the public and private press. The general objective of its members is to participate in the amplification of voices and greater visibility of women by women by presenting a real image of women reflecting their effective participation in the economic, political and overall development of our country. She is affiliated with the Association des Professionnelles Africaines dela Communication (APAC) created in 1984 in Dakar, Senegal by the will of women journalists from French-speaking Africa at the seminar on the content of programs for women journalists organized by UNESCO.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation20000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation des Professionnelles4969 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4969Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAssociation des ProfessionnellesCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsOrganisation de 8 E-Campagnes: Renforcement de capacités sur la vulgarisation de la charte pour les utilisateurs des medias sociauxOrganisation de 8 E-Campagnes: Renforcement de capacités sur la vulgarisation de la charte pour les utilisateurs des medias sociaux# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsMise en œuvre de 8 E-Campagnes: Renforcement de capacités sur la vulgarisation de la charte pour les utilisateurs des medias sociauxMise en œuvre de 8 E-Campagnes: Renforcement de capacités sur la vulgarisation de la charte pour les utilisateurs des medias sociaux# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersLes jeunes et les femmesLes jeunes et les femmes# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workLes jeunes et les femmesLes jeunes et les femmes% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceAu moins 70% des détenteurs de droits directsAu moins 70% des détenteurs de droits directs(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksAtelier de vulgarisation de la charte des médias sociauxAtelier de vulgarisation de la charte des médias sociaux# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceConsortium APAC-ABCA à travers le projet YARJEJENIYA BISAN LABARUN YANAR GIZOConsortium APAC-ABCA à travers le projet YARJEJENIYA BISAN LABARUN YANAR GIZO# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsLes jeunes et les femmesLes jeunes et les femmesGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questionsL'équipe de projet a été invitée par le facilitateur de lien et apprentissage pendant une rencontre mansuelle pour présenter la charte des médias sociaux et pour sensibiliser sur l'utilisation des médias sociaux# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningLes jeunes et les femmesLes jeunes et les femmesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesElaboration de la charte des médias sociauxElaboration de la charte des médias sociaux# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approaches1 article rédigé1 article rédigéNL-KVK-27108436-A-06339-04:NEOxfam NovibLa présente action portée conjointement par l’ONG AER et le CCNEJ s’inscrit dans la perspective de la tenue imminente du Dialogue National Inclusif annoncé par les nouvelles autorités de la République du Niger au lendemain des évènements survenus le 26 Juillet 2023. Elle a pour objectif d’accompagner le processus de participation réelle et effective de détenteurs de droits (jeunes filles et garçons et des personnes handicapées) à cette rencontre historique qui va jeter les bases du fondement de la transition en cours au Niger. En effet, l’avenir du Niger va se jouer à l’occasion de ces assises nationales qui verront la participation de toutes les couches sociales issues des huit (8) régions du pays. Les jeunes étant majoritaires (75% de la population) etles plus vulnérables, leur participation à ces assises doit être coordonnée, influente et inclusive. Il s’agit essentiellement d’identifier les jeunes délégués aux consultations régionales à l’échelle de 8 régions du Niger qui sont déjà en cours, ensuite de renforcer leurs capacités sur uncertain nombre de thématiques (Approche Genre et Inclusion, Plaidoyer, Leadership, Techniques de prise de parole, Défis et Enjeux des assises nationales pour les jeunes) et les engager dans des débats radiophoniquesautour des besoins et aspirations réels des jeunes. Les jeunes identifiés, renforcés en capacités et accompagnés seront porteurs des messages de toute la jeunesse nigérienne aux assises nationales. De même, les détenteurs des droits seront engagés dans la signature d’une pétition en vue de voter un mémorandum des jeunes et qui contiendra leurs aspirations et leurs priorités. Cela permettra une participation inclusive et active des jeunes ence sens que leurs délégués seront porteurs des propositions d’actions pertinentes à même de prendre en compte leurs préoccupations dans le futur schéma directeur de gouvernance basé sur les principes de l’inclusion, de la participation et de la redevabilité au Niger. Ces actions seront organisées en prélude à la tenueproprement dite du dialogue national. Mieux, au cours des assises nationales, des mécanismes de feedback d’informations entre les jeunes délégués et les autres jeunes qu’ils représentent, seront mis en place en vue de rendre effective la participation des jeunes à ces assises pour un développement inclusif et durable. Tout ce dispositif d’accompagnement aboutira, au terme des assises nationales et des travaux du Conseil Consultatif National, à la prise en compte totale et effective des préoccupations et aspirations des détenteurs des droits (jeunes) dans leur diversité et unité (filles, garçons, handicapés, scolarisés, non scolarisés et déscolarisés, issus des milieux urbains, ruraux et marginalisés) dans le nouvel agenda national, à l’adoption d’un texte juridique instituant le quota pour les jeunes dans les postes électifs et nominatif non seulement pendant la transition mais également après les élections générales.Oxfam NovibONG Actions de développement et deThe NGO Actions de développement et de protection de l'Enfant pour une citoyenneté Responsable (AER) is a non-governmental and non-profit organization (NGO) focused on children, youth and development actions. It was founded in 2004 in Niamey under the name Assistance aux Enfants de la Rue. The transition from Assistance to Street Children to the new name "Actions for the development-protection of Responsible Child-Citizenship" is motivated by the simple fact that the NGO must be part of the new so-called systemic or holistic approach adopted by the Government through the Framework Document of the Child Protection Policy in 2014. Previous interventionsby the NGO AER were carried out under the categorical approach of focusing on the child or a category of children without taking into account their environment. While the systemic approach focuses on the child's environment, the family environment, in short, calls on several actors to provide adequate responses to the problems experienced by the child at various levels. The mission of the NGOAER is to contribute to the promotion of the culture of responsible citizenship in general and in particular to the improvement of the living conditions of children and young people in vulnerable situations, which reinforces it in this action which aims to achieve results (Strengthening citizenship and democratic values as well as respect for human rights and preventing and resolving local conflicts in a non-violent way) by focusing on category 1. Thus, the NGO AER pursues the following objectives: General objective: To contribute to the improvement of the living conditions of communities and children and young people in vulnerable situations. Specific objectives : Promote an environment that protects children andyoung people and is conducive to their development; To mobilize social assistance for the benefit of poor families with children in their care; To promote the culture of responsible citizenship and non-violence; To promote the integration of communities in the process of local and national development.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigerThe right to social and political participation50000 22350 37599 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 37599Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Actions de développement et de9901 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9901Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Actions de développement et de21232 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 21232Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Actions de développement et de3618 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3618Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEONG Actions de développement et deCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06340-02:NGOxfam NovibCenter for the Advancement <(>&<)> Projection of the Rights of Vulnerable People (CAPRIGHTS) is a former empowerment grantee of Voice. Previous project established a safe space (Voices of Freedom Platform) in 2 secondary schools in Lagos State, where young peopleengage to explore issues around sexual violence, menstrual cycle, early <(>&<)> unwanted pregnancy <(>&<)> bullying at school. The platforms created a feedback mechanism for the students, parents <(>&<)> teachers to share their thoughts on the issues and changes takingplace amongst the participating students. A lot of feedback came from mothers of the young girls who participated in the project, as they express desire to be included in learning more about sexual <(>&<)> reproductive health rights. This desire gave rise for current project titled- ‘Project Reclaim Our Lives’ ‘Project Reclaim Our future’ is a powerful statement inspired by the desire of Ikotun Community women to take back what is left of their lives, look into the future with positivism and explore new ways of living. The overall goal of the project is to empower Ikotun women with knowledge, courage, and tools to take charge of their lives andlive life to the fullest. Key objectives and the activities they believe would help them achieve these objectivesare as follows: •Empowerment with adequate knowledge to make informed decisions on how many children they want and when to do so. •Build confidence tounderstand that they are beyond the violence they experience at home; understand what sexual violenceentails, what to do in such situation <(>&<)> where to get help •Facilitate cooperation for economic empowerment and emotional support through a village Saving Loan Association (VSLA) <(>&<)> safe space for men <(>&<)> women The Change that the Project want to accomplishare at both individualand community level: -Inspire them to learn more about their bodies and how they can make better decisions on their reproductive rights. Financial independence- they hope that the VSLA scheme will help strengthen their savingspractices and promote alternative credit facility framework for them as they've seen this benefit other communities where the VSLA scheme works -Safe Space- they believethat the safe space created under the project will encourage them to open up <(>&<)> speak outabout domestic violence <(>&<)> leverage on support system within the space, to get by. -Generally, they believe that as this project is changing their individual lives,their children and spouses can also feel the impact thereby creating a wholesome change within the entire community.Oxfam NovibCentre for the Advancement & ProtecCentre for the Advancement and Protection of the Rights of Vulnerable Persons (here referred to as CAPRIGHTS-VP) is an organisationborne out of the passion and concern of 4 Nigerian professionals for the cause of the vulnerable people particularly, women, children, orphans, people with disability, the elderly, the youths (especially those who needs guidance in life) and generally the less privileged in our society. Their vision is a just and fair society where everyone is treated equally, respected and supported to livetheir lives in fullness irrespective of the circumstances of their lives/situation they find themselves in. Their core values are -Equality; Integrity; Mutual Respect; Accountability; and Transparency. CAPRIGHTS-VP focuses on education, counseling, legal support, economic empowerment, transformative change etc. for the vulnerable group. It believes that socio-economic rights should be right-based and not otherwise, and so frowns at any interpretation of such as charity. The organisation is interested in research, development of new ideas and ways of addressing social norms in the society, promotion of education and empowerment ideas for vulnerable persons. Its greatest pride has been successes recorded at little or no cost, and the partnership it has enjoyed by friends and well wishers.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation49999 23094 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23094Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECentre for the Advancement & Protec20653 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20653Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECentre for the Advancement & Protec3752 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3752Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECentre for the Advancement & Protec2500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECentre for the Advancement & ProtecCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCAPRIGHTS has improved in their relationship with the rightsholders they work withCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsCAPRIGHTS recently got a new grant to support their work within the civic space, following the success of their interventions under Voice projectinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCAPRIGHTS's new grantCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursNot recorded this quarterCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsunder the VSLA platform established under the project, participating women are taking leadership positions and striving on itCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsCAPRIGHTS ways of working has helped them build trust and work in inclusive manner, amongst other CSOs within Voice CoP and amongst other CSO networks in LagosRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsChange agenda by rightsholders regarding their SRHR and financial independence# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsSRHR and financial independence agenda being implemented by rightsholders# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders who confirm strategies they are incorporating into their life and businesses to ensure their change agenda is realizedRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersAdvocay visits to gender desk of Nigerian police, primary health care board of Lagos State, traditional gatekeepers and FIDA Lagos branch# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workMonthly safe space meetings established under the project% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceApproximately 70% of participating women express increase in confidenceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06340-03:NGOxfam NovibDew Drop Foundation (DDF) is one of the former empowerment grantees of Voice in Nigeria. Their former project worked on transformational change for women <(>&<)> young people, in Umuode Community, under which women secured spaces within the community leadership system and this milestone was adopted in the revised constitution of the community. Current project is interested in strengthening the capacity of these women to be financially independence and politically ready, to leverage opportunities within the political spaces <(>&<)> community structures, for more inclusive <(>&<)> progressive Umuode community. Current project titled ‘Our Space for Empowerment and Inclusion’ seeks to strengthen the economic capacity, voice, and participation of women in governance in Umuode Community, Nkanu East LGA, Enugu State. The project will consolidate and scale up the gains of previous project by building the capacities of more women in leadership and strategic advocacy aimed at promoting women’s access to resources, (particularlyland) for cooperative farming and sustainable income generation. This would reduce their economic vulnerability, enhance their self-reliance, amplify their voices in the community and protect them from sexual exploitation and violence. Key activities intended to drive these outcomesinclude i. Capacity building/training workshops on leadership and advocacy to enable the women leaders utilize their space in the Traditional Ruler/Igwe's Council effectively to speak for themselves. Likewise, more women with leadership potentials would be identified and trained to support advocacy activities. ii. Voice Roundtable for monthly dialogues led by the women who are members of the Traditional Council with support from DDF to share ideas, address challenges, strategize and coordinate advocacy activities to advance women rights and access to resources in Umuode. iii. Facilitate the acquisition and access to land resources for cooperative farming and sustainable income generation for women. iv. Enterprise Development Clinics to host trainings and mentorship for women on local product processing and innovation, marketing strategy, branding, sales, finance, access to credit and market. DDF hopes that this project will help to bridge the gap of socio-political inequality perpetuated by the patriarchal system in Igbo Land, where Umuode community belongs. They believe that Umuode’s case will be an example for other communities to rise up and challenge these anomalies- ‘every little effort matter’.Oxfam NovibDewdrop FoundationDewdrop Foundation (DDF) is a not-for-profit organization that is focused on improving the livelihoods of vulnerable groups in the society, especially in rural communities, by developing their capacity to fight for their rights; and engage in enterprisesthat guarantee them sustainable livelihoods. DDF started as an organization whose work largely focused on Caregivers. However, our field experience over the years on the intersecting challenges faced by rights holders, led to our additional focus on community development issues as key for addressing and eliminating the root causes of labor and human rights abuses in rural communities. Their mission is to build the capacity of communities especially the vulnerable populations to become self-reliant and empowered through inclusive governance and sustainable development interventions. Their vision is for a Inclusive communities where everyone, even the most vulnerable people are empowered, protected, and thrive sustainably. These are their non-negotiables and the spirit behind their vision. 1. Integrity 2. Transparency 3. Inclusivity 4. Problem solving 5. Professionalism Their strategic focus are as follows: • To protect and advance the rights of women and vulnerable groups • To empowervulnerable populations through specialized care giving and livelihood skills development for self-reliance • To strengthen the capacity of communities to facilitate sustainable development by addressing intersectional issues through the GHEEES model focusing on Governance, Health, Education, Enterprise, Environment and Security to drive community growth and advancement DDF is duly registered with appropriate government authorities such as CAC <(>&<)> SCUML etc.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation47134 19195 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19195Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDewdrop Foundation18754 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18754Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDewdrop Foundation9185 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9185Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDewdrop FoundationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06340-04:NGOxfam NovibFemale Inmates <(>&<)> Returned Citizens Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society (FIRC) is a rightsholder under a previous project implemented by Carmelite Prisoners ‘Interest Organization (CAPIO), funded by Voice in Nigeria. The project supported the coordination and empowerment of female inmates <(>&<)> returned female citizens as a group, for economic empowerment. The project identified that within most prison facilities in Nigeria, access to hygienic menstrual materials is unavailable for women and for returned citizens, economic opportunities (after serving their term) are denied due to discrimination <(>&<)> profiling. Thus, the project established a cost-effective pad-making workshop within the Suleja custodial center. Through this collaboration between returned citizens<(>&<)> serving inmates, the latter now have access to menstrual materials while returned citizens were able to set up their own business where these cost-effective pads are produced <(>&<)> sold to the public. Current project aims at upscaling this beautiful conceptin 3 other correctional facilities in Nigeria, but now with returned citizens leading the project as opposed to CAPIO. The main goal of the current project is to facilitate the rehabilitation and re-integration process for returned female citizens (through skills acquisition) and healthy prison experience for incarcerated female prisoners. More women and girls in the custodial centre will have access to sanitary pads. This will reduce sexual and reproductive health problems caused by poor sanitary practices. The intervention will provide members not only with the skills to produce sanitary pads but also with project and business management skills. Also, theproject will provide a platform to amplify the voice and of the rightsholders and open doors ofengagement with key state actors regarding the change they want to see within the correctional facilities.. Key activities which will help achieve the goal of the project are as follows: - Advocacy visit to Controller General of Correctional and State Controllers to strategically engage them to take ownership of the process for the sustainability of the intervention in the correction institutions. - Training of trainers (our members) from Enugu, Lajos and Plateau by our members in Abuja workshop centre - The trainees will step down the training for female inmates in their respective states - Establishment of training workshop centre in the three selected states for female ex-inmates The change that this project hopes to see is reduced stigmatization against the rightsholders, which will impact positively on their self-worth. It is also hoped that the project will facilitate not only life-sustaining skills but will also facilitate the emergence of the Female Inmates <(>&<)> Returned Citizens associationas a strong group that can change the narrative against incarcerated women and girls in Nigeria.Oxfam NovibFEMALE INMATES AND RETURNED CITIZENFemale Prisoners <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> Returned Citizens Co-operative society is an informal group that emerged from a previous intervention under Voice program. The goal of the co-operative society is toprovide some level of legal recognition to the association. The association is a mutual beneficial platform for both female prisoners and female returned (formerly incarcerated) citizens to provide socio-economic support to one another. The concept came as a result of the stigmatization and discrimination their members experience both within and outside the prison walls. • Many members within the prison lost support of their families and well-wishers due to their social status; • Those outside struggle to find their place including re-integration into the society <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> getting employment or any means of livelihood when they come out. The co-operative/association is therefore, their own way to taking chargeof their lives and future. The association was narrowed down to only women due to the peculiar nature of the gender which is also reflected in the level of hardship, exploitation <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)>discrimination both within and outside the prison wall. Under this platform, they hope to open doors of economic opportunities <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> social inclusion for their members, devoid of discrimination,criticism <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> judgement. It will be a lifeline for those coming out of prison to get engaged <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> re-integrated into the society; and a social support for those still under incarceration. The co-operative was established by 10members of the association. They lead and implement their activities with the support of Carmelite Prisoners Interest Organization. The association is now recognized by the Nigerian Prison Services under the latter’s stakeholders’ forum. FIRC upholds the values of mutual respect,empowerment <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> inclusion.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation48280 15263 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15263Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFEMALE INMATES AND RETURNED CITIZEN23141 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23141Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFEMALE INMATES AND RETURNED CITIZEN7462 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7462Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFEMALE INMATES AND RETURNED CITIZEN2414 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2414Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFEMALE INMATES AND RETURNED CITIZENCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingFIRC as an informal group liasing with other CSOs within the projectCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineFIRC's engagement with other CSOs within the community of practiceCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursNot recordedCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsFIRC is led by mostly young women in and outside prisonCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsFIRC's inclusive methodology as supported by CAPIORightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsNot yet recorded# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsnot yet recorded# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasnot yet recordedRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersAdvoccay of rightsholders to prison authorities# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workThee workshops established within the prison facility% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceWithin the workshop, they build bonds and strengthen each other's voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06340-05:NGOxfam NovibIke Foundation for Autism (IFA) is a non-governmental organization committed to supporting persons living with autism to live productive and fulfilling life. In their previous project with Voice, they facilitated capacity building for parents <(>&<)> caregivers of persons with autism, on coping mechanism; trained service providers like therapists and doctors on new methodologies to improve their services to the rightsholders. Under the previous project, IFA Parents Forum- a rich resource and information sharing platform was formed and this forum remains beneficial to the rightsholders till date. Current project will upscale the gains of the previous project by reaching out to more communities in Abuja, to benefit from existing platforms. The overall Goal ofthe current project is to improve the welfare of people living with autism by facilitating access to essential services in health <(>&<)> education; build the skills of more autistic caregivers and sensitize the public on autisms. To achieve this goal, the following activities are designed: 1. Sensitization of the public on autism and challenges facing the autism community. 2. Capacity building to improve the skills/abilities of parents, caregivers, and service providers to provide care and essential services for people with autism. 3. To improve access to health <(>&<)> education for persons with autism by providing advisory services to foster inclusion of autistic community. The change that IFA wants to see in this project is - improved skills in supportingpeople with autism, enhanced access to health <(>&<)> education, and more awareness on issues affecting the community.Oxfam NovibIke Foundation for AutismIke Foundation for Autism (IFA) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization established in 2008 with the vision to Eliminate Autism Stigma while providing Services. Their mission is to HEAL Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in Africa and enable all persons livingwith ASD achieve their full potential and live productive lives. They would like to enable all persons living within the Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)to achieve their full potential and lead productive lives. Their vision is to eliminate Autism stigma in Africawhile providing expert services. Their core values are compassion, integrity, inclusiveness and acceptance. The strategic focus of IFA is around Awareness, Assessment, Inclusive health services, Early childhood Intervention, Educational services <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> Capacity building for Care givers,Parents, Therapist, Service providers <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> Rightsholder groups. They are registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission of Nigeria and have affiliations with reputable organizations such as AutismSpeaks USA. IFA also partners with the Federal Ministry of Health; Universal Basic Education Commission; Federal Bureau of Statistics; Federal Capital Territory Administration; National Planning Commission; and AfriHUB ICT Solutions for Africa. IFA is managed bythe Board, while the day to day operation is handled by a team of dedicated staff, headed by the Director. IFA has been a partner of Voice project in Nigeria since 2017.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation31697 9098 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9098Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEIke Foundation for Autism6135 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6135Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEIke Foundation for Autism14879 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14879Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEIke Foundation for AutismCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingIFA's engagement with community of mothers of children with intellectual intelligence in AbujaCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsIFA's support to the mothers to leverage resources within their communityinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineEfforts of the community of mothers of children with autismCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursNot recordedCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsIFA with young leaders managing their programCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsIFA's inclusive approachesRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsNot yet recorded# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsNot yet recorded# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasNot yet recordedRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersIFA's advocacy efforts in Q1# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workPlatforms created for mothers with children with autism% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNot yet assessedNL-KVK-27108436-A-06340-06:NGOxfam NovibIn 2018, Mothers And Marginalized Advocacy Center (MAMA Center) implemented a Voice empowerment Project called ‘EMPOWER’, aimed at strengthening the capacity of Amachala Ngwo women, on advocate skills. The skills acquired emboldened the women group and facilitated opportunities for them to engage key government stakeholders who helped address some of the issues that border them in the community. This endeared Amachala community women to other women groups in neighboring communities. Current project- Accountability for Change (A4E) seeks to provide similar intervention but with broader reach- Udi Local Government Area of Enugu State. Udi women have many indigenous farmers who derive most of their income from the sale of their farm products. However, road network from their villages to markets and to other neighboring towns like Ekeani Enugu village via Etiti via Amachala via Umuase to Nsude mission market to Orieagu and Nkwoagu markets are unmotorable. The state government during the past administration awarded contracts to build the linking roads for ease of movement from the hinterland to the cities, but these projects were abandoned with no accountability. With poorstorage facility and no access to roads, the women are not able to get value for their farm products. They therefore seek capacity building opportunity in public project monitoring <(>&<)> tracking, to enable them hold relevant stakeholders accountable for the abandoned roads. The overall goal of the Project is simple- that Udi women gain relevant skills needed to push the government to complete abandoned roads so as to improve their means of livelihood. To achieve this, they propose the following activities: 1. Baselinestudy of the current situation of abandoned livelihood projects with direct impact on rightsholders' socio-economic advancement in Udi LGA. 2. Conduct 3 target-led advocacy visits to the relevant Ministries to track allocations and releases for the abandoned projects. 3. Organise a Town Hall Meeting to present fact-findings from the baseline assessments of the abandoned livelihood projects inUdi LGA 4. Organise a 2-day Capacity Building Workshop for the rightsholders on their 'Rights to Know' public spending, and demand accountability on the abandoned livelihood projects 5. Organise 2 Accountability Dialogue Sessions for the rightsholders to voice their concerns and elicit commitments for legislative oversight on the abandoned livelihood projects. 6. Organise one Rightsholders-Executive-Media Accountability Town HallDialogue to elicit policy commitment for the completion of the abandoned livelihood projects across the LGA. 7. Organise one Capacity Building Workshop on budget tracking, to track budgetary allocation and releases of abandoned livelihood projects acrossUdi LGA. 8. Organise 4 target-led learning visits to abandoned project sites among rightsholders groups across Udi Local Government Area to strengthen synergy in advocacy and demand accountability. 10. Conduct follow-up actions and support to the rightsholders in the LGA. 11. Documentation and publication of the project lessons learnt and end-line analysis. The theory of change will unfold when the capacity of female farmers from Udi LGA is built to know their rights and be empowered to go outinone voice to demand accountability from their leaders in the area of socio-economic development to enhance their earning capability. Through a series of capacity building sessions under the project, it is hoped that the women will be well equipped to continue beyond the project to advocate for accountability for empowerment, just as their counterparts in Amachala-Ngwo did. Ultimately, it is hoped that the advocacy engagement will bring about accountability in completing governments’ abandoned projects.This in turn willimprove the lives of rightsholders in Udi LGA, whose farm produce will have more markets, earning capacity will improve, more people will gain employment and development will set in.Oxfam NovibMothers and Marginalised Advocacy CThe Mothers And Marginalized Advocacy (MAMA) Centre was established and registered with the Nigeria Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) on 5th November 2014 with the registration number CAC/IT/NO73269 as a Non-Governmental, non-profit making, non-partisanorganisation with primary mandate to engage government on legislative and policy advocacy to eliminate threats to socio-economic and political status of the marginalised groups and advance their socio-economic and political rights towards self-determination, self-relianceand self-sustenance in Nigeria. MAMA Centre works to ensure empowerment and autonomy of women and the improvement of their political, socio-economic and health status and self-sufficiency towards achieving inclusive and sustainable development. Through its engagement strategies#advocacy, capacity building, research and networking, the organization works to ensure full participation and partnership of women and men in productive and reproductive life, including shared responsibilitiesfor the care and nurturing of childrenand maintenance of the household. The organization works to alleviate threat to women#s lives, health and well-being as a result of being overburdened with work and of their lack of power and influence. It empowers women to receive formal education in showcasingtheir knowledge, abilities and coping mechanisms to attain healthy and fulfilling lives. Through regular field-based research and fact-findings, MAMA Centre creates socio-economic empowerment platform that enables women to innovatively improve on the existing income generating activities, save more money, develop financial literacy, and diversify in other income-generating activities. In addition to increasing women#s access to financial services, theorganization priorities skills learning and capacity building, self-esteem, increasing access to information and resources, and promoting collective action among women in community associations. Vision #A world where women are involved in decisions making for sustained development# Mission #Women and marginalized groups participate in governance and economic resources are distributed equitably#. Motto #Giving voice to marginalised# Board of Trustees; Ms. Princess Hammon-obels Ufuoma # princess.hammonobels@gmail.com 08126541004 Mrs. Chiamaka Nnadika # amakanndika@gmail.com 08032491401 Mr. Nwagwu Ezenwa - samezzy@gmail.com 08033155229Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation49390 18339 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18339Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMothers and Marginalised Advocacy C15925 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15925Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMothers and Marginalised Advocacy C12657 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12657Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMothers and Marginalised Advocacy C2470 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2470Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMothers and Marginalised Advocacy CCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06340-07:NGOxfam NovibHoomsen Women Farmers Multi-Purpose Cooperative Society is an informal group of women farmers based in Shepan community, in Shendamlocal government area of Plateau State; they are popularly known as Shepwan Women Farmers. Under their previous empowerment grant with Voice, they were able to organize better, set up a safe space for engagement and collectively secured a farmland- a feat that would have been difficult to achieve if they approached it individually because of cultural limitations against women. Current project would like to expand the membership of the women’s cooperative group, strengthen their advocacy skills and seek for inclusion of women in decision making at community level. They will also be sustaining the safe space set up under the previous project as this was one of the most impactful aspects of the previous project. Thus, the overall goal of the project is to strengthen the voices of Shepwan Women farmers and position them better for political inclusion within their local authority and to achieve this, the following actions are planned: • Mobilize and sensitize more women from other communities within the local government for one unified, stronger voice • Build the capacity (confidence) of the women so that they will be individually empowered and to enlighten them on the need to come together and make their voices hear • Advocacy <(>&<)> sensitization of traditional gatekeepers to help them understand the need for the voice of women to be heard within the traditional council. Support the political ambitions of any woman within the local authority by organizing and mobilizing support during any election whether at community level or at local government level • Support <(>&<)> facilitate continuation of monthly safe space meeting of the women as they leverage on the strength of one another. The change that this project seeks is a Shepwan community where contributions of women are appreciated and respected, Voices of womencount in decision making; because the women are more coordinated, strengthened and courageous to take these spaces.Oxfam NovibHoosem Women Farmers Multi-PurposeThe Hoomsen Women Farmers Co-operative Society is a co-operative society registered by two groups of women farmers- 'the Home#sun and the Na#antukurum' women farmers shepwan. They both started as an association of 20 women farmers membership each, located in a small farming village called Na#mess in Shepwan community of Shendam Local Government Area of Plateau State. The group saw the needto come together and support each other at individual and group level through communal farming activities sometimes for a fee or asa support to members as is culturally practiced .They are simply a group of women farming at a small scale to cater for the needs of their families. They mainly farm rice and other cash crops such as cowpea, beans, yams etc. These two groups of women farmers were later encouraged by and supported by a Non-Governmental Organization called Country Women Association of Nigeria (COWAN) between June - July, 2003, to merged since they have common interest, so as to have a more structured group; and they later got registered asa women farmers# Cooperative organization in July 2008 with the Nigerian Agricultural development bank in Shendam LGA. The Cooperative is currently made up of a total number of 40 fully registered members. As a registered cooperative group they cultivate jointly, harvest, store and later sell the harvest in the market and some of the proceed is ploughed into the Cooperative account to serve as loan to members during the lean farming season that is characterized with lack of food in some households. They also take these loans to buy farming inputs and meet up with basic family needs when they are hit by economic hardship. Currently, their major challenge is getting a large farm land for the use of their members.They have been getting land on loan from the men in the community because the tradition does not allow them as women, to own land. However, with their cooperative status, they can acquire land. This land acquisition is the focus of the grant that they arecurrently receiving from Voice.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation31761 -891616321 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16321Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHoosem Women Farmers Multi-Purpose6524 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6524Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHoosem Women Farmers Multi-PurposeCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06340-08:NGOxfam NovibUnder their previous empowerment grant with Voice, The Albino Foundation (TAF) focused on building the self-esteem of members of the albino community and creating awareness on issues affecting the community. Through the community engagements that happened under the project, they raised awareness, built synergies and networks. Current project would like to leverage on these synergies and networks to deepen awareness on issues affecting the community, enhance access to social services for the community andstrengthen the capacity of members to engage in political spaces and make their voices heard. Key activities planned under current project are: • Strengthen the capacity of persons with albinism (PWA) on their rights through workshops. • Advocacy engagement to duty bearers and other relevant stakeholders in the state on access to social services, such as education, health, and political participation of persons with albinism in electoral process. • Sensitization of headteachers on how to ensure access to quality education for PWA. • Sensitization workshop for primary healthcare providers on how to support PWA in accessing healthcare services especially where it concerns skin cancer and refractive errors. • Celebrate international albinism day byorganizing a road walk, talent, and fashion show to showcase the different abilities and beauty of PWA’s. • Weekly radio program to further create awareness on issues and challenges around albinism The change they would like to see is a society where persons with albinism are bold enough to come out and take theirrightful places in their homes, are more visible in the society and public places, vote and be voted for during elections; are ableto demand for their rights and their rights are protected and enforced where necessary. They desire a society where more persons with albinism have unhindered access to quality education <(>&<)> health services, especially those in the rural areas.Oxfam NovibTHE ALBINO FOUNDATION PLATEAUEstablished in 2006, the Albino Foundation (TAF) is principally an organisation established for persons with albinism and other vulnerable groups such as persons with disabilities. The foundation is an independent non-governmental organization registeredin Nigeria with the Corporate Affairs Commission. TAF is a special focus organization advocating for the recognition and respect of the rights and socio-economic inclusion of people living with albinism. The Foundation has spread to many state sin Nigeria. The current counterpart is the Jos- Plateua branch. Vision: a society with equal opportunity for Persons with Albinism Mission: to empower personswith albinism and educate the society about albinism in Nigeria and the world. Board of Trustees: 1 Prof. Douglas Anele # Acting Chairman; 08060296808 opuruiche200@gmail.com 2 Barr. Gabriel Airewele # Secretary; 08037192175; gabbyjoe@gmail.com 3 Jake Epelle - Founder/CEO 08035335444; jake@epellejake.comMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation31236 17853 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17853Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETHE ALBINO FOUNDATION PLATEAUCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06341-02:NGOxfam NovibNovel Association for Youth Advocacy (NAYA) is a network of Civil Society Organizations (CSOs) committed to creating enabling environment that foster the rights and wellbeing of young people in Nigeria. Voice has approved an empowerment grant for NAYA toimplementthe ÇHANGE’ project. CHANGE (Creating Hope Among Nigerian Girls through Enterprising) is an 18-month economic and social empowerment intervention that will lift 12 Adolescent Girls and Young Women (AGYW) aged 18-30 years out of poverty through vocational training, leadership <(>&<)> life skills training, entrepreneurship <(>&<)> financial literacy training, and joint vocational empowerment experience. CHANGE believes that if vulnerable AGYWs are mentored and established in enterprises of interest, then they will be financially resilient against gender-based exploitations, abuse and violence they face. CHANGE will achieve the following main objectives: • Identify and profile 16 vulnerable AGYWs resident within two FCTs slums (Kubwa and Mpape) in two months • Develop and roll-out the CHANGE Empowerment Model (CEM) to build vocational, economic and social skills of the 16 beneficiaries in ten months • Establishtwo joint business hub (1 hub per slum) for 12 successful final beneficiaries (6 beneficiary per slum) and monitor their progress for six months CHANGE envisions the following change among our beneficiaries: (i) vocational knowledge and skills gained (ii) entrepreneurial and business management skills gained (iii) financial literacy gained (iii) social skills in leadership, team playing, time management, self-esteem building <(>&<)> conflict resolution gained. (iv) increased income and savings among empowered beneficiaries (v) increased financial independence (vi) reduced vulnerability to financially-instigated gender-based violence (vii) improved self-reliance and actualization.Oxfam NovibNOVEL ASSOCIATION FOR YOUTH ADVOCACINTRODUCTION: Novel Association for Youth Advocacy is a non-governmental, not-for profit organization registered in Nigeria in 2014. Its goal is to galvanize coalitions of youth-led organizations in Nigeria, to create an enabling policy environment thatfosters the wellbeing and rights of young people. The network has 15 member organizations spread across 6 States of Nigeria, and over 45 youthadvocates trained on policy dialogue, reforms <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> implementation. AREAS OF INTEREST: Socio-demographic analysis; health policy; conflict <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> peace building VISION: To build a society where the reproductive health <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> rights of adolescent <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> young people are recognized, supported <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> respected MISSION: To create an enabling environment that fosters empowerment for adolescent <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> youths sexual <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> reproductive health rights through advocacy, networking <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> campaigns, with a view to creating a society where rights, dignity <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> views of adolescents <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> youths are recognized and upheld by government, institutions <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> organizations. CORE VALUES: • Creativity <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> innovation • Participation <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> teamwork • Transparency <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> honesty • Equity <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> equality • Commitment • Devotion <(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>(><(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)><(><<)>(><(><<)><(><<)>)>)> dedication • Volunteerism • Concern for humanity • SustainabilityMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation25000 7173 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7173Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENOVEL ASSOCIATION FOR YOUTH ADVOCAC14145 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14145Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENOVEL ASSOCIATION FOR YOUTH ADVOCAC3682 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3682Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENOVEL ASSOCIATION FOR YOUTH ADVOCACCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingNAYA continues to improve in their relationship with the vulnerable communities they work withCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsNAYA's improvement as a result of elarning from the COPs they participate ininformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineNot yet recordedCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursLast reporting period, NAYA noted risk in not monitoring the investment made in rightsholders under thei project, and so came up with a plan to do proper monitoring under NCE at the expiration of the project so as to monitor and support rightsholders better to take off on their own.CSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsNAYA leadership team constitutes women and youthCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNAYA's ways of workingRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsDevelopment plans of the 12 participating rightsholders, to improve their lives after the mentorship# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsThis plan is already being implemented as they started learning the skills they were assesed for# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasthe 12 participating rightsholders are adopting new life skills garnered during their mentorship programRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersGrantee's participation through Vocie COP# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workParticipants under the project who leverage on the safe space created under the project% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice60% of beneficiaries of teh training already express increase in confidenceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06341-03:NGOxfam NovibInternational Center for Environmental Health <(>&<)> Development (ICEHD) is a non-governmental organization that is committed to the empowerment, promotion of health, and socio-economic inclusion of marginalized <(>&<)> vulnerable communities <(>&<)> individuals. This empowerment project proposed under Voice seeks to provide economic empowerment for excluded, exploited, and marginalized young women farmers in Badagry, Lagos state, Nigeria. The rightsholders are bearing disproportionate economic burden due to sociocultural barriers and climate change, leading to loss of opportunities, markets, and profits, worsened by COVID-19. These barriers include early child marriage, lack of equal access to resources, training, education and participation with men for livelihood, which hinders economic opportunities and absence of a secure means of sustenance. Proposed intervention will address these issues byproviding sustainable solutions for young rural women farmers to access resources and be equipped with informed knowledge <(>&<)> skill; and empower them economically to achieve resilience, sustainable income, economic justice, and the capacity to project their voices against exploitation and marginalization. The main objective of the project is to give women a voice by improving their accessto skills and resources and economic opportunities, that can enable them gain employment, earn a living, and put these to use in the job market or through entrepreneurship, for economic growth, increased food security and sustainable income. To achieve this, theproject proposes the following activities: • Capacity building on climate resilience <(>&<)> adaptability, and farming technological skills • Mentoring with modern farming experts • Environmental cleanliness advocacy The change expected from this intervention isfor women and girls to participate equally with men and boys in accessing resources and opportunities for economic advancement.Oxfam NovibINT'L CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALInternational Center for Environmental health <(>&<)> Development [ICEHD] is a non-governmental, non-profit international organization established in May 2004, and registered by the Corporate Affairs Commission as an incorporated Trustee under part ‘C’ of the Companies and Allied Matters Act 1990. ICEHD’S registration details are CAC/IT/NO 17758 and Its registered office is situated in Lagos ICED was started primarily to promote health (especially the health of women and girls), advance socio-economic inclusion and development and empower local marginalized women, girls and vulnerable individuals and communities through education, empowerment and capacity building to confront and participate in the design and implementation of policies, actions, practices and programs that affecttheir health, development and quality of life VISION: ICEHD works towards the enjoyment of a clean environment, good health, social and economic freedom, available, accessible and affordable health care and developmental needs, and human rights protection, especially for women and girls, vulnerable individuals and communities in Nigeria and Africa. MISSION: To build capacity to promote and access the right to health and development and advocate for their full realization, particularly women’s right to health, social andeconomic inclusion, participation and development; and to promote respect for human rights ethics in health and developmental policies and programs. ORGANIZATION STRUCTURE: ICEHD is served at the top by a Board of Trustees, which also acts as an executive council and advisory Body, comprising of experienced professionals from varied backgrounds such as, law, statistics, accounts, public health, environment and social work. This is followed in the organogram, by executive and finance directors, who head the level of office manager, project manager and accountant. Following this level are the senior programs officer, M <(>&<)> E officer, digital and communications officers and staff attorney. At the lower level arethe administrative staff, program officer and program assistants andvolunteers. To also support the work, ICEHD has a well-structured functioning office and equipment, good and transparent accountingsystem with qualified staff, volunteers, partners andconsultants PROGRAM AREAS: • Gender Rights and Equality Program • Environmental support program • Community development program • Economic justice program • Advocacy <(>&<)> access to justice • Maternal, sexual <(>&<)> reproductive health rightsMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation25000 -688716863 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16863Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINT'L CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEAL1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINT'L CENTRE FOR ENVIRONMENTAL HEALCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06342-02:NGOxfam Novib“ARTvocacy: An ARTiculate Rant For A New Nigeria” is a concept brought by old grantee of Voice- Street Project Foundation. Current project aims at supporting young people to become social change influencers and content creators advocating for progressivesocietal change. This concept -Artistic activism is activism that doesn’t look like activism and art that doesn’t look like art. The abilityof artistic activism to surprise us – to show up in unlikely places (e.g., not a gallery) or take on unfamiliar forms (e.g., not a protest march) provides an opportunity to disrupt people’s preconceived notions of art and protest, and their predetermined ideas about the messages we are trying to communicate. Whereas traditional forms of protest, like marches, need to constantly increase in size or scope, or descend into violence, to become noticed (and newsworthy), the creative innovation at the heart of artistic activismprovides something uncommon, or out of place, that can attract attention and become memorable.The boundary slippage of artistic activism works equally well in repressive regimes where overt political protest is prohibited, yet artistic practices are tolerated. Slipping under the radar, artistic activism is not identified as “politics” to authorities while still being able to communicate a social message to the public. With the support of VOICE, rightsholders will be able to grow the New Nigeria Movement to become more robust enough to influence people using various artistic forms and channels. 1. Online Community Engagement 2. Tactical Community Engagement 3. Direct Engagement with Public Servants ONLINE COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT We will produce two short films and a 26-episode podcast serial that will be viewed on YouTube and aired on Soundcloud respectively. The essence of producing this social media content isto galvanize an online community of youths and activate them for political participation in a compelling fashion. TACTICAL COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT In the bid to build the New Nigeriamovement at grassroots level, Community Theatre and Community Visual Art Creations on Billboards will be used to express the desires of the youth. It will become an avenue to rant and voice out their frustrations about their social welfare. It will also become an avenue to propose solutions to raging problems in the community. TACTICAL ENGAGEMENT WITH PUBLIC SERVANTS As a strategy to get the message of the youth in the faces and tables of public servants so they can engage positively with the demandsof the youth, a coffee table book will be produced. The content of this book will be a compilation of Street photography and digital storytelling. This socially conscious product will give stakeholders the opportunity to feel the pulse of young people’s state of mind and influence their policies as regards youth political participation in Nigeria. In order to get this movement going, a Strategic Youth Community Convening will be organised to herald these activities where 50 selected youths includingthose living with disabilities across project locations (Abuja and Enugu) will co-create and produce these contents that speak to their quest for a New Nigeria. Street Project Foundation will provide a safe space for movement building, creative thinking andproblem solving through the lens of artistic activism.Oxfam NovibStreet Project FoundationStreet Project is a social enterprise conceived as an intervention to myriads of youths living under the poverty line. Youth restlessness, lack of direction and opportunities to develop their skills are limitations to their development and empowerment, hence the need to harness their talents. Our Vision: We see a world with a critical mass of Transformational Youth Ambassadors making a sustainable living doing what they love. Our Mission: To facilitate opportunities for youth employment and engagement using creative arts as a tool. Our objective is to raise transformational youth ambassadors for Africa. Our Flagship initiatives are the Creative Youth Boot Camp, The Talent Hub, Project Raw and Reflection series. Areas of Expertise: # Social and Emotional Learning SEL # Youth Advocacy # Cross Cultural dialogue and Understanding. Board of Trustees: Mrs Rita Ezenwa-Okoro Founder, Street Project Foundation reo@streetproject.org.ng +234-8037128799 Mrs Eduvielawhe Olutimayin Director of Operations, Street Project Foundation eduvie@streetproject.org.ng +234-8177403222 Mr Ezenwa Okoro Consultant/Volunteer Program Manager, Street Project Foundation ezenwa@streetproject.org.ng +234-8020994158 Ms Kelechi Okeahialam-Olawoyin Head, Human Resources, Administrationand Communications Transport Services Limited TSL kenikins2001@yahoo.com +234-8039791051 Mr Ugochukwu Enwereji Special Projects Manager, Globe Broadcasting <(>&<)> Communications Ltd iczeluv@yahoo.com +234-8032176202 Mr Wole Oguntokun Artistic Director, Theatre Republic and Renegade Theatre laspapi@yahoo.com +234-8023013778 Mr Tolulope Ajayi Head of Branded Content, Insight Communications Ltd tolu.ajayi@gmail.com +234-8023135972 Mr Paul R. Sachs Executive Director, Merakey-Philadelphia PSachs@merakey.org +1-215-4981703 Mr Andres Marquez-Lara Founder, Promethean Community LLC Washington DC, USA andres@prometheancommunity.com +1-202-670-9753Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation87600 40902 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 40902Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStreet Project Foundation39841 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 39841Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStreet Project Foundation6857 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6857Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEStreet Project FoundationStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06342-03:NGOxfam Novib'Promoting Inclusive Governance Through Civic Engagement' is a concept by Public Private Development Centre- a NGO committed to improving public service effectiveness through procurement governance initiatives. The overarching objective of this project is to increase agency for rights holders in the governance and accountability landscape through the creation of opportunities for ensuring that public voices are effectively represented in the development of policy or policy reforms -, especially as they relate to the judicious use of public resources. Through this project, PPDC aims to stimulate public discourse by supporting right-holders with the platforms and tools needed to capture the public space and improve access to public infrastructure. We will work to build on existing social and value systems that can serve as catalysts for action, trust and sense of ownership to make rightholders difficult to ignore in governance processes. Using an existing civictech tool, PPDC will work to demystify public finance processes for various rights-holder groups, doing this by simplifying procurement data into visuals, creative storytelling through the arts (e.g. films and comic strips), using indigenous languages. This project will target the marginalized, the youth and the girl-child, by tapping into PPDC’s established networks within the mainstream media, investigative journalists, community based organizations, and traditional institutions, to amplify their voices and inform policy choices. We anticipate this project to birth a new society where citizens realize their full potentials to drive desired change by improving procurement and election governance; enhancing transparency of programsthat impact their lives. This project will shape the society by enabling policies to be context reflective, spark action from duty bearers and birth a society where a life of dignity can be attained by all irrespective of their sexual orientation and affiliations. We seek a society where the rule of law is upheld and citizens freely exercise their civic duty without fear of victimization Solution A citizen led approach to create a ”safe haven” for rightholders groups by partnering with faith-based and traditional institutions, revered persons in the society, medical, psycho-social professionals, celebrities and organizations with expertise around these issues to build trust and deliver expert services. Their partnership with policy-makers to influence policy/ reviews, strengthenthe justice system to protect victims and dispensation of justice without prejudice/bias. Using their civic tech to strengthen thecapacity of right-holder led CSOs at (Enugu and the FCT) through in-depth training, advocacy toolkits, resources and tools to effectively engage, drive, analyze, monitor and deepen conversation with policymakers, governments and groups on public finance management. This will entail advocacy, analysis of laws/policies, monitoring compliance, procurement process audit, budget/contract monitoring, incentivising compliance. Facilitate conversations through pairing/ cluster approach of (formal and informal sector) women on elections matters, gender procurement; support interested women to help shape leadership; leveraging success of their DISI program and partnership with NERDC to influence the integration of Nigerian cultural practices, good ethical conduct and heritage into the school curriculum.Oxfam NovibPUBLIC & PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT CENTREPPDC is a limited by guarantee organisation Incorporated on the 27th day of February 2003 and has in the last 10 years been instrumental in pursuing and instituting policy reforms in Nigeria’s public expenditure governance especially in the area of public procurement. They were instrumental in the inclusion of the citizens observation and participation clause in the Public Procurement Act. Their goal is to reduce procurement-related corruption by improving public service effectiveness in Nigeria and across Africa. Their major mandate is to root out systemic corruption and opacity especially around public finance management and strengthen the capacity of government and citizens to utilize technology in solving social issues. Their end goal is to create a better society that is stable, inclusive, evolving, ever developing and strong enough to stand with the strongest societies around the world. In 2016, drawing from their experiences in using the FOIA, they used their web based tool, www.budeshi.ngto advocate for the adoption of the OpenContracting Data Standard (OCDS). Consequently, Nigeria committed to deploying the standards within priority sectors. They continued supporting its uptake at the federal and subnational level. They started an FOI ranking program in 2013 which has impacted the enforcement of ATI law in Nigeria; liberated procurement data and helped build knowledge and capacity of government officials on FOI. PPDC is a member of the African Freedom of Information Coalition (AFIC), the only CSO in the Nigeria open data working group, a member of the Nigeria Constituency Project Tracking Group (CPTG) by Nigeria Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission (ICPC). They aim to activate and sustain the emergence of empowered citizenship participation, through which good governance, sustainable development and a life of dignity can be attained by all. PPDC has both strong internal control mechanisms and organizational structure that coordinates decision making/taking on varieties of issues. We have departments headed by team leads. Then, larger program departments further have units of smaller project portfolios. They have a vibrant board of directors and a Senior Management Team(SMT) which helps steer theorganization towards achieving its goal and purpose. Hierarchically, the organization is headed by a CEO, followed by a COO and departmental leads who make up the SMT. The SMT is responsible for driving the organizational strategy, agenda setting and taking strategic decisions on all aspects of policy, development and execution. The SMT during its weekly meeting deliberates on issues arising within the organization, and in accordance with the organizational policy/handbook, takes decisions following a voting process. Within the board structure, there are committees responsible for acting on specific issues, before a final consensus is reachedMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation74180 35231 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 35231Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPUBLIC & PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE34192 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 34192Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPUBLIC & PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE-26769 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -26769Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPUBLIC & PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT CENTREStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice grant to PPDC;Capacity strengthening at LL events;Knowedge exchange at COP;Support from Voice teamStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD52advocacy visits;2Capacity building activities;Community Project Monitoring;Clan-based Sensitisation in 3Communities;1StakeholdersForum;5Media actions(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksSupport from Voice LL events# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceInfluencing grant awarded to PPDC# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsCommunity engagement platform supported by the project# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsCapacity strengthening on influencing; platforms for influencing, facilitated under the project for rightsholders to explore(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsAdvocacy & influencing skills explored by PPDC under the projectNL-KVK-27108436-A-06342-04:NGOxfam NovibThis concept is brought by Centre for Citizens with Disability- an NGO established by a person living with disability, leading innovative projects for the disability community. This concept- 'Access to Justice <(>&<)> Political Participation for PWD' aims at the following: (a) ensure that within the project period, relevant MDAs have a better understanding of the Disability Act/Law and commit to adopting good and accountable practices to advance the implementation including budgetary allocation. (b) The media commits toinvestigative journalism on disability issues that will expose every discriminatory practices including gender violence against women with disabilities. (c) The democratic governance process will be inclusive enough for political participation of persons with disabilities in Lagos State as a model for other states. (d) accessible education and health services for PWDs in public hospitals in Lagos State. Solution proposed is through engagement/advocacy, litigation, naming and shaming. Through this project, CCD will engage relevant stakeholders in Lagos State to sensitize them and build their capacity where necessary on disability issues. There is aneed to set precedent by engaging in a few litigation advocacies in the key areas. Therewill be naming and shaming of people that frustrate the process.Oxfam NovibCENTRE FOR CITIZENS WITH DISABILITYCentre for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD) formerly known as Amputees Rehabilitation Foundation (ARF), was established in 2002 in Lagos. The name was changed in 2007 to Centre for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD). It was incorporated with the Corporate Affairs Commission Abuja as a charity organization with registration number CAC/IT/23286. The organization was founded as a result of the founder’s harrowing experiences at the hands of the rebel warlords in the war-torn Sierra Leone who tearfully amputated his two hands, thereby forcefully consigning him into physical disability. Vision: To serve civil society organisations on disability rights and development in Africa. Mission: To promote disability rights and development through research and documentation, advocacy and campaign, training and empowerment program, and legal aid in collaboration with state and non-state actors. Core values are professionalism, intergrity, team spirit, respect for Human Rights and Innovation. The objectives of the organization are: 1. To protect, promote and safeguard the rights of persons with disabilities and promote public enlightenment in civic education, human rights and public policy; 2. To initiate and implement programmes, policies and activities geared toward the promotion and enhancement of the welfare of persons with disabilities; 3. To empower or assist in empowering persons with disabilities and regularly access the impact ofpublic policy on human rights and report on same through publications seminars, workshops and lectures; 4. To educate, sensitise, counsel and mobilize persons with disabilities in various areas critical to their survival and progress and support and advocate forrespect for the rule of law and due process; 5. Tomonitoring the formulation and implementation of policies that impact on or are of public interest as relevant to persons with disabilities and publish reports, newsletters, journals or policy papers on same; To organize seminars, symposia, conferences oncutting edges issues and trends in socio-political and economic development as they affect persons with disabilities CCD is strong in lobbing and advocacy, a strong voice in the promotion of an inclusive society for persons with disabilities. CCD is anequal opportunity organization with persons with disabilities constituting40% of its workforce. CCDis founded by Mr. David O. Anyaele (a person with disability) who is also the Executive Director of the organization, he coordinates overall programmesof CCD and serves as the link between the Board and the Staff.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation65652 -1744315095 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15095Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTRE FOR CITIZENS WITH DISABILITY19621 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19621Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTRE FOR CITIZENS WITH DISABILITY13493 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13493Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTRE FOR CITIZENS WITH DISABILITY-13493 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -13493Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTRE FOR CITIZENS WITH DISABILITY13493 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13493Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTRE FOR CITIZENS WITH DISABILITYStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06342-05:NGOxfam NovibNetwork of Youth for Sustainable Initiative is a movement of young Nigerians committed to speaking out to change the situation of young people in Nigeria. This project is concerned about the widespread unethical practice of altered information by pro-government agencies, concealing evidence, exaggerating truths aimed at misinforming the public, political disenfranchisement, and government incessant clampdown on dissents. They seek to lead a campaign to speak up and stand out through counter-narratives, organize training on digital security and media and information literacy (MIL); push for accountability, greater political participation and to influence and/or bring a stop to unfavourable policy changes being proposed by the government. In details, the Nigeria Youth SDGs Network(NGYouthSDGs), Center For Youth Advocacy and Development (CEYAD), and Afrika Youth Movement (AYM) will lead on ensuring young people can air their voices, demand accountability, and see a fair equitable system including whereactivists, dissidents and especially youth-led and youth-focused groups are well represented and better equipped. First is engagement on digital security and MIL. The events of 2020 exposed the weakness of activists and youth organizations digital infrastructure and understanding of the media landscape. This training will focus on facilitating and understanding the essentials of digital security for activists and will stretch to provide access to premium security features for select activists due to heightened government surveillance and clampdowns and attacks on legal financial support for the works of young activists and dissidents. This will be followed with MIL. MIL as noted by UNESCO provides answers to the questions on: how can we access, search, critically assess, use and contribute content wisely, both onlineand offline? How can we engage with media and ICTs to promote equality, intercultural and interreligious dialogue, peace, freedom of expression and access to information? The target here will be 15 activists and dissidents focusing on 3 of the rightsholders group: young people, people with disabilities and ethnic minorities. They hope to retrain them on creative mobilizing and digital campaigning. They will work additionally with journalists and bloggers to better amplify the stories of the activists and dissidents. including support with premium access to digital security features to protect them from government surveillance and clampdowns and the possibility of an internet shutdown. Following this is youth engagement on accountability, social justice and political participation. They hope to follow a design thinking approach, adopt a train-the-trainer mobiliser model and build a toolkit. This will ensure a level of social and political consciousness among the populace; drive massive needs to enrol to the voters registry, make sound demands and use the power of the ballot to cause a radical change in the political system to make it work for young people and accommodating activists and dissidents. Adopting a Training of Trainer model, the target for this is a total of 50 youth trainers within the3 rightsholders group of Voice with proven records of grassroots engagements. This will cover a minimum of 15 youth trainers acrossAbuja, Enugu, and Lagos.Oxfam NovibNetwork of Youth for SustainableNetwork of Youth for Sustainable Initiatives (NGYouthSDGs) is a youth-led and youth-serving civil society organisation dedicated toensuring meaningful youth engagement in policies and programmes that enable young people to lead and thrive. Our visionis a Nigeria where young people are aware of their rights and their power to drive change, collaborating with decision-makers to shape programmes and policies that reflect youth priorities. Our mission is to champion this engagement by building youth capacity, facilitating participation, and creating platforms for influence. NGYouthSDGs focuses on three core areas: Education and Leadership Development,Livelihoods and Employment, and Civic Participation. Guided by the values of Collaboration, Accountability, Inclusion, Innovation,and Sustainability, we operate a youth-led governance and operational model that places young people’s perspectives, lived experiences, and voices at the centre of all strategy, programme design, and advocacy initiatives. NGYouthSDGs is led by young people across its Board, management, and programme teams, ensuring strategy, priorities, and partnerships reflect youth perspectives and lived experience. The organisation uses a dual advisory structure: the Main Advisory Board provides senior guidance and oversight, while the Youth Advisory Board (YAB) embeds youth voice into programme design, advocacy, and organisational strategy. Composed of diverse young leaders, especially from underrepresented groups, the YAB synthesises grassroots priorities and represents youth externally. Itsrecommendations are systematically integrated into management decisions, ensuring meaningful influence. NGYouthSDGs’ participatory approach positions young people as co-creators, facilitators, and policy actors, supported by consultations, feedback loops, and transparent reporting.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation56456 24131 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 24131Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENetwork of Youth for Sustainable22068 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 22068Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENetwork of Youth for SustainableStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD61Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD51(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups1NL-KVK-27108436-A-06342-06:NGOxfam NovibPollrite 23 is a brilliant concept by Carmelite Prisoners' Interest Organization- old grantee of Voice. This concept aims at ensuring voting rights for prisoners by 2023 general election in Nigeria. This intervention will employ the use of data mining from the Independent National Electoral Commission and other organizations that have actively monitored elections in Nigeria over the past 20 years to map rightsholders based on their defining attributes. These attributes will include such variables as participation in voting, flashpoints, registration status, access to electoral resources (including registration/card collection points, polling units, INEC helpdesks). Through meetings with the key stakeholders, a community engagement strategy will be developed to guide the project at the grassroots while a high powered engagement with stakeholders including the INEC, Federal Ministries of Interiors and Justice as well as the Presidency will also happen. This federal advocacy will seek to formulate a Framework for Voting within Custodial Centres in Nigeria. This framework will explore possibilities for voting within custodial centres and set the grounds for a pilot in the2023 national elections. The implementation of the developed framework for voting within Custodial Centers will be monitored by the project team ahead of 2023 election, through support from the Presidency, election management body (INEC), the Nigerian Correctional Service, the Federal Ministry of Justice and Interior. Through the coalition of content creators, targeted sensitization of eligible voters will be amplified within the three (3) states of intervention – Enugu, Abuja and Lagos. Outcomes of this intervention will set the pace for enforcing the electoral right of inmates, awareness and an enabling environment for young people to vote.Oxfam NovibCarmelite Prisoners' Interest Org.Carmelite Prisoners# Interest Organization (CAPIO) was established in 1992 as a Human Rights organization to address the rights, needs and dignity of prisoners. The organization was formally registered with the Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) in 2003.The organization has a track record of supporting the rehabilitation as well as protection and enforcement of Human Rights of prisoners in Nigeria. CAPIO#s mission is implemented through four (4) main program areas including Medical Aid Program, LegalAid Program, Rehabilitation Program and Social Welfare Program. The various programs employ advocacy as a key strategy to seek sustainable development inthe Criminal Justice Sector in Nigeria. Remarkable among CAPIO#s recent achievements is the passageof the Administration of Criminal Justice Bill by the Enugu State House of Assembly. CAPIO was also instrumental to the release of fifteen (15) death-row inmates bythe Executive Governors of Enugu and Ebonyi States. This is the first time a Governor of Enugu State is granting amnesty to prisoners on death-row in 17 years. CAPIO implemented a project with Voice in Nigeria, under the 2017 call for proposal aimed at advancinggender justice within the Nigerian prison. Under that project, they developed a gender sensitive manual for the treatment of Nigerian female prisoners, which was adopted by the Nigerian prison authority. After the project, they formed a network of currently <(><<)>(><(>&<)><(><<)>)> formerly incarcerated women for the sole purpose of addressing issues affecting this group. Under the 2019 voice call for proposal, they are working with this group officially known as Association of Formerly and Currently Incarcerated Women (AFCIW) to produce cost effective sanitary pads to be used within Nigerian correctional institutions, to address issues around menstrual hygiene within the correctional institutions. This pad making business will be managed by AFCIW for women in prison.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation60856 21850 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 21850Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECarmelite Prisoners' Interest Org.11557 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11557Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECarmelite Prisoners' Interest Org.12167 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12167Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECarmelite Prisoners' Interest Org.15282 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15282Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECarmelite Prisoners' Interest Org.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice grant to CAPIO; COP engagements; LL events and support from Voice teamStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Town hall meeting, stakeholders engagement & advocacy visits(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networkscapacity building efforts of CAPIO to support inclusive voting exercise in 2023 election# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceVoice Influencing grant to CAPIO# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsCAPIO's engagements on COP# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsCAPIO's enagament with inmates in preparation of the 2023 election(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsadvocacy tools explored by CAPIO under the projectNL-KVK-27108436-A-06342-07:NGOxfam NovibThe Project Accessible mass public transit CARE <(>&<)> Access For All ... Call to Action is an initiative of Center for Ability Rehabilitation and Empowerment (CARE) founded by Dr. Chike Okogwu in line with one of the Centre’s mantra that ‘Experiences in LifeShould Refine and Not Define One...Rise Above That Challenge’. It is aimed at removing all barriers to accessible air transportation for persons with disabilities in Nigeria. It was borne out of the daily frustrations passengers with disabilities continueto face in airports and local airlines companies in Nigeria, bearing in mind, most importantly, that we need to have the compassion and caring for helping to protect vulnerable people as Ellen Sauerbrey says and 'If we truly believe in the value of life,we should care about all of the weakest and most vulnerable members of society' - Joni Eareckson. Tada). Nigeria currently has several Airports, railway services, and millions of buses but most of them are inaccessible .They are plagued by inaccessibleinfrastructure rendering them literally useless to persons with disabilities. This Project is intended to amongst other things, ensure solutions – in the transport sector. There must exist modern assistive devices to eliminate any form of accessibility barriers around the airports, bus stops, and railway stations In addition, there must be a ‘CARE and Access For All Counters' supported by the National Commission of Persons with Disabilities (NCPWD) and National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) to provideservices to all PWDs defined as, sick, pregnant women, elderly, albino and any vulnerable person. The desk will register, assist and record all PWD passenger and ensure their best treatment all through the journey. The records received will help the NCPWD in her issuance of Disabilities Certificate program in line with the Nigerian Disabilities Prohibition Act (2019). Also, all the PWDs assistants at the desks must wear Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) in conformity with COVID-19 Protocols for protection of PWD passenger, airport assistants them, all the other passengersand crew on the transit. Project Accessible Transport through the Voice I-rant grant seek to amongst other things; 1. Commit key stakeholders in the Nigerian transportation sector to implement accessible transport systems. 2. Train transport operators on the rights of persons with disabilities 3. Procure and deploy assistive devices at transit terminals 4. Create jobs for the operators of the assistive devices and ancillaryservices at the airports. We estimate that at-least 1000 new jobs will be created. Decisions flow from the Board of Trustees to the management team and then to the staff, project decisions flow from the management, to the team lead and eventually to thestaff. The BOT meet annually twice in a year to plan and review activities.Oxfam NovibCENTRE FOR ABILITY REHABILITATION AThe Center for Ability Rehabilitation and Empowerment in Nigeria (CARENigeria) was founded in 2014 by Dr. Chike Okogwu, a spinal cord victor from a freak car crash in on December 15 2006 that left him paraplegic from waist down. The key aim of CARENigeria is to highlight values out of disability, these values are products of CORE (Courage, Opportunities, Responsibilities and Empowerment, which are the basics required for achieving excellence in any person with disabilities, CARE Nigeria is at the forefront of the disability advocacy in Nigeria, with her rehabilitation and empowerment programs. The main goal of Center for Ability Rehabilitation and Empowerment is to ensure that Persons with disabilities face no barriers in accessing services and facilities anywhere in the country. CARE has carried out several interventions including provisions of scholarships, humanitarian relief (during COVID 19 lockdown), advocacy on accessible air travel etc. They believe strongly in accessible air travel campaign because key stakeholders like airlines companies, government officials and agencies have begun to see the need for such campaign. The current Project is an initiative of Center for Ability Rehabilitation and Empowerment (CARE) founded by Dr. Chike Okogwu in line with one of the Centre’s mantra that‘Experiences in Life Should Refine and Not Define One...Rise Above That Challenge’. It is aimed at removing all barriers to accessible air transportation for persons with disabilities in Nigeria. It was borne out of the daily frustrations passengers with disabilities continue to face in airports and local airlines companies in Nigeria. They believe that there must exist modern assistive devices to eliminate any form of accessibility barriers around the airports, bus stops, and railway stations. The project will be led byDr. Chike Okogwu- a disruptive innovator and first class media and management development consultant. He is the former Nigerian Coordinator (Abuja) of the CNN Multichoice African Journalist of the Year awards alongside providing both commercial and editorial contents for CNN, BBC and Aljazeera news channels. As a paraplegic with a spinal cord injury sustained in a car accident, he is an advocate of inclusion and accessible social infrastructure. He has overtime advocated for accessible air travel for passengers with disabilities. Chike has committed to being a Champion of Change with education from the Academy of Business Management Switzerland (DBA), York St. John University, Yorkshire, UK (MA in Leading Innovation and Change), Triple Alumnus of the prestigious Harvard Kennedy Sch of Govt., Cambridge, USA in Leadership in the 21st Century; Chaos, Conflicts and Courage Program (2010) and Expanding Impact Program (2011), Leadership, Organizing and Action (2012); He works on Leadership Trainings around the world with emphasis on producing change agents in Africa with his faculty members in Harvard KSG, The Thinking Heads Global Group, Australia and The Innovative IdeasDevelopment Services Ltd as CEO. He has held top leadership positions in the Nigerian Presidency and is a top adviser to state governments, blue chip firms, CSOs and Start ups.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation32873 24607 17454 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17454Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTRE FOR ABILITY REHABILITATION A12688 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12688Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTRE FOR ABILITY REHABILITATION A2731 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2731Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTRE FOR ABILITY REHABILITATION A20000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 20000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTRE FOR ABILITY REHABILITATION A4607 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4607Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTRE FOR ABILITY REHABILITATION AStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice grant to CARE;knwoeldge exchange within COP;LL events;One on One support from Voice teamStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5launch of the project;stakeholders session;3Advocacy engagements;2capacity strengthening activities(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks2 capacity strengthening sessions done under the project# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceVoice influencing grant to CARE# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsCARE peer to peer engagement with qualitative magazine (former grantee) on amplifying their work for PWDs# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsCARE's use of risk assessment matrix developed under the project to maange influencing risks coming up under the projectNL-KVK-27108436-A-06342-08:NGOxfam NovibConnected Development and Boys Quarter Africa through the Project SABI Initiative seeks to stimulate a nation-wide movement aimed at ending all forms of violence against Women and Girls, by capacity strengthening strategic and multi-dimensional engagement lead byMen and Boys as advocates. Project Sabi through a grassroots engagement approach with Men and Boys will directly impact and empower victims, young people across the project states, with necessary information on their roles as responders, diverse communication and reporting channels, and the need to mobilize mass voices to collectively speak out against this act. This practical cum solutions-driven project would be broken into SABI Town Hall for Men and Consent Concert for Boys. The specific objectives of the project include: To strengthen the capacity of 1000 men and 1000 boys as ‘he-for-she’ champions to lead strategic advocacy and multi-dimensional stakeholders engagement against gender-based violence in Nigeria, through a week-longclustered <(>&<)> specialized training program. To provide a safe space for women, girls, and victims of gender-based violence to interact on the effective psychosocial support system, by thoroughly teaching 1,000 men and 1000 Boys about positive masculinity, response to gender-based violence, inclusive fatherhood, caregiving, mental health, and trauma, and domestic violence and also teaching boys on the nitty-gritty of consent, violence against women and girls, and how both Men and Boys can work on ending these varying violence. To mobilize and create a social construct platform where men and boys are assisted to confront the age-long and culturally inherited biases via a specialized ConsentConcert for Boys and focused SABI Townhall for Men, in addressing issues like anger management, social adjustment, conflict resolution, emotional stability, and consent, in order to create an equal and safe society, where tangible results are experienced in the immediate. Curate an engaging and educating digitalsocial platform where Men and Boys can unpack their misogynist level and tendencies, hence, galvanizing them as major allies and change agents in the reporting and speaking up against sexual and gender-based violence, which in turn drastically reduces the race of violence against women and girl. CODE and Boys Quarters through our effective mobilization and stakeholders engagement approach would ensure an increasingly growing number of men who will acknowledge and understand how sexism, male dominance,and male privilege lay the foundation for all forms of violence against women and girls. Through the SABI Community Town-Hall for Men, there would be a careful examination and challenge of their individual sexism and the role every man subtly plays in aiding other abusive men. This project will also help recognize and stop the intended and non-intending collusion with other less-knowledgeable men; by helping them get out of the inherited socially defined roles that are harmful, and taking a veritable stand to end violence against women and girls. In educating and re-educating Men and Boys about their responsibility in ending this menace, it helps them get out of their socially defined role and taking a strong stance in the fight against all forms of violence against women and girls. This project targets an engagement of 1,000 Men and 1,000 Boys within 20 Months.Oxfam NovibCONNECTED DEVELOPMENTConnected Development [CODE] is a non-government organization [NGO] whose mission is to empower marginalized communities in Africa.They envision a world where everyone, everywhere can hold their government accountable. Their core values include Integrity, Commitment, Inclusion, Quality Service, Strategic Partnerships, and Freedom of Information. CODE started on the premise of its “Follow the Money” (FTM) Initiative in 2010, which was a youth-led movement to torchlight the plaguing corruption in international aid and public spending while demanding transparency, accountability, and improved public service delivery. The necessity in 2010 was the Bagega lead poisoning in Zamfara state 2010 which led to the death of 400 children and the poisoning of thousands more. While the initiative started in 2010, it was legally registered in 2012. Through this initiative, CODE has tracked and monitored public spending in rural communities across Nigeria, reaching an estimate of 3 million community members covering373 communities, across 34 Nigerian states. As such, CODE has worked with tens of community governance structures to monitor the implementation of USD 13.5 million worth of socio-economic projects in their communities. Through Follow the Money, CODE has promoted and ensured open government, improved service delivery in the execution of community projects by the government, exposed and mitigated corruption, as well as fought extreme poverty in rural communities. In 2016, CODE won the ONE Africa Award which recognizes, rewards, and advances the exceptional workof African-based organizations; dedicated to helping the continent achieve Sustainable Development Goals. Also in May 2019, duringthe United Nations SDG Global Festival of Action in Bonn, Germany, FollowTheMoney won the UN SDG Mobilizer Award. The Award is aimed at recognizing changemakers and organizations who demonstrate more successes in mobilizing citizens or volunteers to act for the realization of SDG 2030 agenda. Furthermore, during the Council of Europe’s World Forum for Democracy 2019 in Strasbourg France, FollowTheMoney won the Democracy Innovation Award. This award recognizes FollowTheMoney as one of the leading ground-breaking initiatives in the world, that promotes democratic principles and influences government policies for the acceleration of socio-economic developments. Hamzat Lawal (Hamzy!) is the Founder of CODE <(>&<)> Follow The Money initiative. He is an anti-corruption activist, a seasoned award-winning campaigner who has successfully mobilized thousands of citizens to demand social change across Africa. He was recognized in 2018 among the 100 most influential people in digital government by Apolitical, his Follow The Money won the UN SDG Action Award as Mobilizer 2019 and TheGlobal School named him among 6 young people changing the world alongside Malala and Greta. In 2019, He was also recognized as one of 100 Most Influential Africans and also emerged as one of 100 Most Influential People in Digital Government 2019. On this project, CODE is partnering with Boys Quarters Africa (Registered as Boy-Child Reformation Initiative) - Boychild transformation movement, missioned with the core objective of Educating, Rightly Empowering and Advocating for the Boychild.This visiontranscends mere social enterprise but a movement to raise a new tribe of Boys who will be better humans, who will rise to the demands of life and project the right kind of masculinity, fit enough for the desired future. Boys Quarters Africa was foundedon the 28th of December 2018, by Solomon O. Ayodele- a Innovation Manager, Afrophile, and Gender-Based Violence Expert.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation122706 53649 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 53649Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECONNECTED DEVELOPMENT42481 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 42481Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECONNECTED DEVELOPMENT19453 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19453Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECONNECTED DEVELOPMENT7123 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7123Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECONNECTED DEVELOPMENTStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice grant;skills acquired under Vocie LL Platform;knowledge exchange with other grantees and support of Voice teamStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD511TownhallMeetings;Stakeholders Engagements; Development of Social Construct Platform;DocuStories,1capacity building and the Boys Against GVB Club(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksEngagements on the social construct platform# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksActions happening on the social construct platform(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansNetwork of men against GBV is a growing movement started under the project# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsVideos, docuseries and media generated within reporting periodNL-KVK-27108436-A-06342-09:NGOxfam NovibYiaga Africa launched the Ready To Run campaign to support young women, and men with competence, capacity and character to run for elective office in the 2019 general elections and beyond. Ready To Run is the response to a need observed during the Not Too Young To Run campaign, to equip young people with the requisite capacity needed to run an issue based campaign, win elections and occupy elective office. Upon its launch, the Ready To Run campaign set out to achieve four (4) major objectives, to locate,inspire, support, and provide linkages to young people vying for elective office. Ultimately, the Ready To Run campaign will seek to mobilize young people to engage the political process towards the 2023 elections with a view to increasing youth candidacy and youth representation in the decision-making process by 10%. The campaign will engage with different stakeholders, including political parties and the joint committee on electoral reforms in ensuring the emergence of young people as candidates in the 2023 general elections, while leveraging on our existing structures at the state level to galvanize support for young people running for elective office in their locality through media campaigns on radio. Following the passage into law of the age reduction bill, popularly referred to as the #NotTooYoungToRun Act, which widened the space for young people to participate in the political process, and resulted in an increase in youth candidacy in the 2019 general elections, the low number of young people that contested and won their election still calls for concern. Data from the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) shows that young people make up more than half the number of registered voters, with 51.11% of registered voters being betweenthe ages of 18 -35. In addition, the recent #EndSARS protests against police brutality led by young people across the country indicates that there is a renewed willingness to participate in the political process. Thus, there is a need to leverage on these numerical strengths and yearnings in mobilizing young people to engage the political process towards the 2023 general elections. The solutions that are being proposed are aimed at engaging with political parties towards ensuring open, transparent and direct party primaries, reduction in campaign costs for young people and increased inclusion and representation as party candidates.Oxfam NovibYIAGA AFRICA INTIATIVEYiaga Africa was launched as a student organization in 2007 at the University of Jos, Nigeria and has since established itself as aleading civil society organization in Africa. Since its inception, the organization has carved a niche for itself as one of Africa’s frontline non-profit organization promoting participatory democracy, human rights and civic participation. Yiaga Africa envisionsa democratic and developed Africa where citizens are actively engaged in the governance processes. Our goal is to build and supportsustainable democracy and development anchored on the principles of inclusion, accountability and justice through research, advocacy, and capacity development. This we aim to achieve guided by the values of integrity, transparency, accountability, inclusion, excellence, teamwork, and innovation. The organization is headed by a governing board, composed of seasoned professionals drawn from the academia, inter-governmental organizations, international non-governmental organizations, civil society, and the diplomatic corps.The board is made up of eight (8) members and is headed by the board Chairman with the Executive Director acting as Secretary. The board ratifies decisions taken by the management team. Yiaga Africa is divided into eight (8) departments namely, Programs, Finance,Administration and Human Resources, Information Technology, Internal Audit and Compliance, Knowledge Management and Learning, Procurement, and the Media department, with each department headed by a departmental head. The heads of department make up the managementteam, headed by the Executive Director. The management team oversees the daily operations of the organization. Effecting change bysolving social problems through movement building and community organizing. Yiaga Africa prides itself as a community organizing and movement building organization. We have consistently shown that in designing programs to address social issues, we prioritize citizens participation and engagement in crafting sustainable solutions. For instance, in elections, where Yiaga Africa has risen to become a foremost election observation group in Nigeria, citizens participation is one of the four-pronged areas in which we approach election programming. Yiaga Africa promotes active and sustained citizens participation in the electoral process through campaigns, workshops, web-based tools, and traditional media. We also conduct periodic civic camps for first time voters in addition to democracy clubs established in high schoolsto mobilize and empower young people for civic leadership.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation115563 -700231896 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 31896Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYIAGA AFRICA INTIATIVE36401 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 36401Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYIAGA AFRICA INTIATIVE40264 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 40264Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYIAGA AFRICA INTIATIVE-3044 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -3044Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYIAGA AFRICA INTIATIVEStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice grant to YIAGA;skills acquired under Voice LL events;knowledge exchange & collaborations with other grantees and support from Voice teamStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Townhall meetings, community outreach, media engagements taken place under the project(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networkscollaborative efforts with Street Project & Youth Hub# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networkscollaborative efforts with Street Project & Youth Hub(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansYIAGA partnerships with Street Project Foundation & Youth Hub Africa# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsVideos, mediaNL-KVK-27108436-A-06343-02:NGOxfam NovibCognito Studios and Network of Incubators and Innovator in Nigeria (NINE) has formed this consortium to provide linking and learning facilitation services to Voice in Nigeria. This is a platform to connect all Voice grantees in Nigeria, support their learning journey and provide a safe space for networking, sharing and documenting their learning journey. To achieve this, they are proposing the following key activities: 1. Support grantee linking and learning by developing customized tools to meet theirrespective needs; organize MSC story review meetings; organize pause and reflect sessions; strengthen collaboration by connecting grantees working in similar areas, for more impactful output; 2. Organise and develop linking and learning activities and platforms 3. Develop capacity strengthening approach for grantees 4. Promote innovative ideas of grantees and promote their publications; 5. Participate in Voice community of practice. Cognito started offering knowledge management services after observing gaps while working with development partners, who treat knowledge management as an afterthought and not integrated into programme planning. It was identified as an essential need due to knowledge leakage or loss in some cases, as organizations do not deliberately capture and store knowledge in easilyretrievable formats for use. Due to the fact that knowledge largely deals with soft skills, it is easily lost during staff retention or just not prioritized. NINE is a resource/knowledge management and mobilization organization that create linkage platform for incubators, innovation-driven organizations, development agencies, academia and development focused individuals to gather and linkand create learning of knowledge for the growth and sustenance of their efforts in programme development, building innovation, entrepreneurship and startups incubation in Nigeria. This grant presents an opportunity to apply years of vast collective experience and expertise in knowledge management garnered bysupporting various organizations' knowledge management efforts, to support linkingand learning processes within Voice with innovative approaches that can add value to the quality of programming and enrich other core competencies of the grantees and rightsholder groups. The Cognito and NINE teams possess strong skills and experience in communication, creative output development, content creation, marketing communications, and capacity strengthening. We are tech savvy, innovative, creative with a passion for excellence and employ the use of Human Centred Design (HCD) to achieve a win-win situation for all stakeholders.Oxfam NovibCOGNITO STUDIOS & IMAGERYCognito Studios and Network of Incubators and Innovator in Nigeria (NINE) has formed this consortium to provide linking and learning facilitation services to Voice in Nigeria. Cognito started offering knowledge management services after observing gapswhile working with development partners, who treat knowledge management as an afterthought and not integrated into program planning. It was identified as an essential need due to knowledge leakage or loss in some cases, as organizations do not deliberately capture and store knowledge in easily retrievable formats for use. Due to the fact that knowledge largely deals with soft skills, it is easily lostduring staff retention or just not prioritized. NINE is a resource/knowledge management and mobilization organization that create linkage platform for incubators, innovation-driven organizations, development agencies, academia and development focused individualsto gather and link and create learning of knowledge for the growth and sustenance of theirefforts in program development, building innovation, entrepreneurship and startups incubation in Nigeria. The Cognito and NINE teams possess strong skills and experience in communication, creative output development, content creation, marketing communications, and capacity strengthening. We are tech savvy, innovative, creative with a passion for excellence and employ the use of Human Centred Design (HCD) to achieve a win-win situation for all stakeholders Voice Linking <(>&<)> Learning is a platform to connect all Voice grantees in Nigeria, support their learning journey and provide a safe space for networking, sharing and documenting their learning journey. To achieve this, they are proposing the following key activities: 1. Support grantee linking and learning by developing customized tools to meet their respective needs; organize MSC story review meetings; organize pause and reflect sessions; strengthen collaboration by connecting grantees working in similar areas, for more impactful output; 2.Organise and develop linking and learning activities and platforms 3. Develop capacity strengthening approach for grantees 4. Promote innovative ideas of grantees and promote their publications; 5. Participate in Voice community of practice. This grant presents an opportunity to apply years of vast collective experience and expertise in knowledge management garnered by supporting various organizations' knowledge management efforts, to support linking and learning processes within Voice with innovative approaches that can add value to the quality of programming and enrich other core competencies of the grantees and rightsholder groups.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation199539 49293 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 49293Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECOGNITO STUDIOS & IMAGERY52513 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 52513Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECOGNITO STUDIOS & IMAGERY48669 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 48669Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECOGNITO STUDIOS & IMAGERY35214 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 35214Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECOGNITO STUDIOS & IMAGERY13850 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13850Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECOGNITO STUDIOS & IMAGERYCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06343-03:NGOxfam NovibAfrica Caribbean Heritage Alliance (ACHA) is an old grantee of Voice and implemented a brilliant Innovate <(>&<)> Learn grant. Theyhave now been awarded this grant to implement another innovate <(>&<)> learn grant called the 'NOW US AWARD'. This award aims at celebrating inclusion, by bringing together the rights-holders of Voice who have been making efforts/taking little steps towards achieving a responsive <(>&<)> inclusive society. Through this grant, Voice want ACHA to facilitate the selection process for the rights-holders that will be participating in the Now Us Award, prepare them for the award which needs to go through transparent process andfinally mentor and support them in their innovative concepts. ACHA promises to bring on board, a unique, different and up-scalableapproach that will allow a fresh look at working together to create awareness and platforms for these organizations to work with youth using art, sports, culture, music, dance, artwork and community theatre to transform to speak out, organizethemselves, learn and become advocates and role models. They believe that once youth are educated, they can demonstrate those skills in workshops and the best ones can be awarded, linked to performing artists and crafts experts, twinned with writers, mentored and coached. Some of the activities ACHA proposes to enable them make this 'NOW US AWARD' successful are: -Conduct outreach and amplify the event to attract right candidates -Organize and facilitate a boot camp to work with the rights-holderson their innovative ideas -Organize the NowUs Award and celebrate rights-holders through the award -Mentor winners that emerge from the award -Facilitate and support the participation of the winners in Inclusion Festival happening in the HagueOxfam NovibAfrica Caribbean Heritage AllianceTHE VISION: ACHA aims to reunite Africa and the Caribbean in several sectors. The tagline, positively reconnecting the Caribbean with Africa envisages sustainably developing the countries through connecting its peoples. THE MISSION: ACHA aims to achieve its mission through the positive connections between the continents. The focus therefore is on bringing and building awareness to both Africa about the Caribbean and vice versa and facilitating the opportunities in various sectors as listed and thosethat may arise thereafter. OBJECTIVES: The objectives of ACHA are: # To teach African, Caribbean and American histories and cultural similarities and unique differences through related lecture series, hosting and participating in workshops # To organize events and festivals in folklore, music, dance, arts, crafts, cuisine and fashion # To promote tourism and business opportunities through business match makings, organizing joint expositions, trade missions, conferences, seminars and entrepreneurship trainings # To organize exchanges on transnational education, heritage research and sports for development # To promote economic partnerships between Nigeria as a strategic hub to Africa with the Caribbean, Americas, Europe and globally through research, sharing of knowledge and information, and provide access to a wide network of strategic partners # To make recommendations on critical areas for joint projects, develop relevant proposals, seek funding possibilities and provide relevant trainings # To do whatever may be instrumental or useful related to the aforementioned objectives Board of Trustees: Okama Ekpe Brook # okamacsa2017@gmail.com +2347010285066 Otonye Whyte # tonyewhyte92@gmail.om+2348053270335Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation-1759317593 -2540728367 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28367Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAfrica Caribbean Heritage Alliance25307 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 25307Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAfrica Caribbean Heritage Alliance19747 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19747Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAfrica Caribbean Heritage AllianceCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06343-04:NGOxfam NovibAs one of the recipients of Voice Now Us Award, Motherhen is committed to addressing the GBV menace in Gombe <(>&<)> some parts of Borno State, Nigeria, within the 12months life span of the project. GBV is a recurring problem in Gombe State and unfortunately mostof the rape cases rarely ever make it to court. Families of the victims/survivors are intimidated into dropping the case and usually, there are no form of support for the victims/survivors, but rather stigmatization, thereby encouraging the culture ofsilence. Toaddress this gap, Motherhen proposes the “YAKI DA CIN ZARFIN JINSI'' – ‘War Against GBV in Gombe <(>&<)> Southern Borno States’ campaign aimed at ending violence against women <(>&<)> girls in the 2 States through community sensitization and economic empowerment of the rightsholders. The three objectives of the project are as follows: 1. Launch the “YAKI DA CIN ZARFIN JINSI'' – ‘War Against GBV in Gombe <(>&<)> Southern Borno States’ campaign to create awareness at community level, on Gender and Economicjustice 2. To create safe space and boost their economy power of the rightsholders, by linking them to market opportunities 3. Engage the community gatekeepers to ensure that actions are taken to mitigate VAWG risks and ensure full utilization of the existing referral pathways forreporting suspected cases of VAWG In the past, Motherhen have been able to set up safe spaces for victims of gender-based violencewhere they are provided with shelter and taught skills and then re-integrated back into thecommunities- this will be adopted in current project with ease. They will also be adopting a Participatory Rural Appraisal and Participatory Learning and Action approaches in identifying and handling these issues. They will use community vanguards set upin their target communities to visit families and attend to cases sometimes independently. The change they would like to see is the eradication of violence against women <(>&<)> girls in Gombe <(>&<)> Southern part of Borno State, because survivors are protected and provided with means of getting justice.Oxfam NovibMOTHERHEN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATIONMotherhen Development Foundation (MDF) is a Non-Governmental, Non- Political, Non- Religious Organization and cuts across ethnic groups in Nigeria. MDF is geared toward improving the quality of life in communities and families, especially the Poor of thePoorest (PoP). MDF is dedicated to the upliftment of women and young people, especially the underserved and the unsung women and youths in our rural communities by identifying the issues affecting public health, gaps in basic education, environmental hazards, socio-economic, political, leadership development, capacity building, and specialized vocational education training, rural development initiative(RDI). MDF is also an umbrella body to 125 Co-operatives and Community-Based Organizations CBOs whose members are in various (un)skilled professions. Agencies can take advantage of our spread and partner with MDF to sensitize rural communities on various projects. MDF provides social development platforms in rural communities through education and income generation skills that are eco-friendly to improve the lives and social standing of communities, these have ripple effects on health care, education, and economic development of the nation. MDF has been able to break the huge barriers that exist in language, religion, culture, and convenience by designing a localized approach that allows women and youths of the same or different backgrounds to reach out to their peers thus creating massive extension services which can be deployed in marketing any product. ● VISION: envision a stable, prosperous, and vibrantcommunities characterized by good governance; economic prosperity; democracy; good environment/health; human rights; and social justice ● MISSION: Utilizing our potential, building strongercommunities, and strengthening the knowledge base of women, girls, and youths through an increase in providing platforms on making informed decisions about improving livelihood. ● CORE VALUE: We value integrity, honesty and recognize our unique contribution We welcome all equally; we respect and are reliable We value accountability and promote quality through continued reflection and improvement We use a person-centered approach, realizing individual potential and allow room for innovations We areresponsible and we partner with like minds in our field of endeavor AIMS AND OBJECTIVES: • To provide responsive, supportive, and innovative services to women • To be a platform for community development • To grow and sustain an effective organization Geographic coverage: MDF operates in at least one State of the 6 zones in Nigeria with a full presence in the Northeast (Adamawa, Taraba, Bauchi Gombe, Yobe, and Borno States) GOVERNANCE: The Board of Trustees is the highest policy-making bodythat governs MDF. The Board approves the organization’s strategies and is responsible for ensuring that the organization's policies and strategies are in keeping with its mission. The Board is made up of women and men of great reputation who have distinguished themselves in various fields of endeavor and are responsible for the establishment of meaningful policies for running the organization. MANAGEMENT BOARD: The organization is ably headed by a FEMALE Executive Director who is the Lead, and supportedby the Director of Finance, Director of Programmes/project specialist, Director of Administration, and other support staff.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation25000 12382 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12382Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMOTHERHEN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION11368 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11368Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMOTHERHEN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION1250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMOTHERHEN DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATIONCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsUnder this project, the women in the 4 localities have taken up leadership roles within the project and in their respective communitiesCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksAdvocacy efforts under the project, Camapigns and capacity strengthening activities# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksThe Campigns in 4 project locations(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action planswomen participating in the project, based in Biu, Bojude, Bambam and Kuri communities of N/E Nigeria# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsVideos from the campaign in Biu, Bojude, Bambam & Kuri respectivelyNL-KVK-27108436-A-06343-05:NGOxfam NovibThe Coalition of Societies for the Rights of Older Persons in Nigeria (COSROPIN) is a registered network of non-governmental <(>&<)> not for profit organizations, committed to the health, psychological, social and physical wellbeing of the elderly. The ‘Older Persons Hangout’ project is one of the Now Us Award concepts approved by Voice in Nigeria. The overall goal of the project is to ensure a dignified and happy ageing for their rights holds, by bringing older persons together and facilitating their engagements <(>&<)>networking through the support of professional caregivers (volunteers). To achieve this, the project proposes the following objectives and activities: • Create opportunities for interactions, inter-generational socialization <(>&<)> networking of older persons. • Promote healthy living of the elderly through change of environment, learning new hobbies and peer sharing • Peace of mind to families of elderly through their inclusion in the activities This initiative is inspired by the zeal to giveolder persons the platformto network and engage with each other at intergenerational level. COSROPIN has successfully implemented projects that promote the rights of older persons in the past and through the current project, they hope to bring succorto the lives of older persons.Oxfam NovibCOALITION OF SOCIETIES FOR THE RIGHBACKGROUND AND ORGANISATIONAL CONTEXT The Coalition of Societies for the Rights of Older Persons in Nigeria (COSROPIN) is an independent national older persons’ rights coalition of civil society organizations collectively committed to supporting vulnerable and marginalized older persons and the aged in society and their communities to be free from discrimination and having a platform for the entrenchment and sustenance of the wellbeing of older persons in Nigeria. By actively connecting committed peoplewith powerful ideas, we work together to make positive, deep-rooted and lasting changes in the welfare of the aged and older persons in Nigeria. COSROPIN was officially registered with Corporate Affairs Commission (CAC) on the 6th September, 2016. COSROPIN was founded in 2016 by a Nigerian business mogul, septuagenarian and former legislator, Senator Darlington Eze Ajoku with the aim to bring together all Associations; Civil Society Organizations, Non-Governmental Organizations, Faith Based Organizations; working with Ageing, and Retired Senior Citizens groups working together to produce the type of synergy that is needed to get government and other stakeholders to do something about the structural marginalization, neglect and exclusion of the Ageing and older persons from National Development Plansand Initiatives in Nigeria. Vision COSROPIN’s vision is to awaken the Consciousness of Nigeria towards promoting and ensuring the wellbeing, welfare and dignity of Older Persons. Mission COSROPIN strives to promote a platform for the entrenchment and sustenance of the wellbeing of Older Persons in Nigeria. Values: § The best Interest of the Aged and Older Persons: § Human rights § Honesty and Transparency § Empowerment § Partnership § Accountability § Learning and Improvement Management Structure The President, assisted by a Program Manager/Coordinator leads and manages COSROPIN with its headquarters in Abuja. The Program Manager/Coordinator is responsible for matters concerning the programme, administration, finance and human resources. S/he deals with all stakeholders on all matters concerning the organisation. The Coalition Management Team (CMT) is comprised of the following, the President, Vice President, Secretary General, Finance Secretary, Treasurer, Public Relations Officer, Legal Adviser, Programme Director, Program Manager/Coordinator and Team Leads of up to $500,000 or its equivalent and the Head of HR and Admin Managers. The composition of the CMT depends on the prevailing organizational structure. It could therefore change from time to time. At all times, only senior members of staff will serve on the CMT. Programme Focus COSROPIN’s programmes aim at promoting older persons’ rights to a healthy wellbeing and welfare forsenior citizens and the aged. This is to be achieved through their participate as citizens, strengthening governance and accountability, universal health coverage, improved standard of living, water and sanitation, geriatric nutrition, sexual and reproductive health especially HIV, older persons’ rights, protection from violence and humanitarian interventions.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation15000 20007 6923 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6923Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECOALITION OF SOCIETIES FOR THE RIGH7327 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7327Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECOALITION OF SOCIETIES FOR THE RIGH750 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 750Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECOALITION OF SOCIETIES FOR THE RIGH17000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECOALITION OF SOCIETIES FOR THE RIGH3007 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3007Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECOALITION OF SOCIETIES FOR THE RIGHCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsThis project is implemented by different organizations who share common interest in elderly care and the coalition has been tremendously successful.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workAll rightsholders under the project recognise the 'hang out'platform created under the project as a safe space% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceMajority of rightsholders under the project express huge confidentceNL-KVK-27108436-A-06343-06:NGOxfam NovibGender Mobile Initiative (Gender Mobile) is one of the recipients of Voice Now Us Awards grant, under which they got approval to implement the ‘Campus Safety Initiative’. This initiative aims at providing solution to gender-based violence <(>&<)> harassment within Nigerian higher institutions of learning. Sexual harassment in institutions of higher learning has assumed an epidermic proportion in Nigeria. While both male and female students encounter it in schools, power relations and the dynamics of difference make womenand girls disproportionately affected with associated negative outcomes for girls in terms of educational attainment, mental health, and economic outcomes. For girls to stay in school and achieve their full potential, environments of learning must be harassment-free. To address this gap, Gender Mobile proposes a tripartite approach that will increase reportage, hold perpetrators accountable to further deter potential perpetrators, and improve institutional accountability. This approach is premised on the theory of changethat sexual harassment within the higher institutions strive because there is a reciprocal relationship between the culture of silence that thrives on a permissive climate and lack of survivor-centered reporting system, poor institutional response enabled by lackof accountable systems and structures. Their approach is defined by the inclusion principle of Nothing About Us Without Us which ensures that targets and survivors imparted by the structural inequity are involved in the design and implementation of policies and practices that affect their lives. The Campus Safety Initiative is grounded in research and adopts a participatory process that builds the capacity of women, girls and young people including persons with disabilities with the skills, knowledge and ability to organize and build movements, galvanize and mobilize peers for sexual assault and prevention effort, use their authentic voices to advocate against sexual violence and be empowered legally to hold institutions to account. This capacity building will expose them to information on overcoming the bystander effect and equip them with the technical tools to provide first aid psychological support to targets or victims. The technological component of theCampus Safety Initiative promotes access to services, enhances survivor-centered reporting, data generation, virtual safe space for first-aid psychological support, and climate survey to reflect the diverse experiences of women and girls in institutions of higher learning. Key activities proposed under this initiative are: 1. Development and administration of Sexual Assault Location Mapping. 2. Capacity building of female student leaders to be first-aid psychological support responders. 3. Trainingof Female Student leaders on sexual assault prevention, campus organizing, movement building and institutional accountability. 4. Dissemination of the Survivor-centered reporting tool. 5. Conduct 3 town hall forum across 3 institutions of learning. 6.Administration and analysis of campus climate survey. The change they would like to see is a safe campus environment for young women to learn, strive and excel in life.Oxfam NovibGENDER MOBILE COUNSELLING INITIATIVINTRODUCTION Gender Mobile Initiative strives to achieve a world in which everyone across gender lines are valued and have access to equal opportunities. It is our social and legal responsibility to centre a gender equality approach in all Gender MobileInitiativepolicies, programs and projects in order to ensure fairness in the treatment of all employees and for the attainment of sustainabledevelopment. We believe that placing gender equality and social inclusion at the centre of our work will improve our organization performance and have resounding impact on the lives of the communities we serve and invariably creates sustainable change in the communities where we work. ORGANIZATION VALUES Gender Mobile puts economic growth, gender equality and inclusive employment at the centre of our development agenda. We work to create an enabling environment to ensure full and productive employment for all, with prioritization of the socially excluded and historically marginalized. As an organization,we are committed to adopting an intersectional approach to our work which seeks to understand and address the overlapping and unique ways in which people experience discrimination, marginalization, and exclusion. GUIDING PRINCIPLES Gender Mobile Initiative incorporates the principles of gender equality and women’s empowerment within the organization and in all of our work. This Policy is adopted on the following principles: • Women’s rights are human rights; • Equal access to opportunities and fairness of treatment for women and men; • Affirmative action programmes targeting women are necessary as corrective measures to equalize opportunities and access. ACCOUNTABILITY AND RESPONSIBILITY • The GESI Policy ratification and accountability is at the Advisory Board level for compliance by all Gender Mobile employees. • It is the responsibility of the Human Resources Unit, Managers or employees in authority to ensure that staff are aware of the GESI Policy. • Line Managers and supervisors have afurther responsibility to ensure that behaviour that could constitute gender discrimination is discouraged and corrective actions are initiated when discrimination is observed or reported. THEMATIC PRIORITIES Gender Mobile is focused on expanding itswork along the following thematic areas: 1. Eliminating gender-based violence and all harmful practices. 2. Empowering women and girls. 3. Promoting gender equality and inclusion. 4. Centering gender equality in our advocacy and strategy plan. 5. Integrating gender equality into program design-thinking, plans and operations.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation10000 38139 2849 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2849Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGENDER MOBILE COUNSELLING INITIATIV6651 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6651Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGENDER MOBILE COUNSELLING INITIATIV500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGENDER MOBILE COUNSELLING INITIATIV17000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGENDER MOBILE COUNSELLING INITIATIV21139 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 21139Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGENDER MOBILE COUNSELLING INITIATIVCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingPeer Participatory Knowledge Assessment; Transposing sexual harrassment experiences into advocacy briefs;CSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsGender Mobile' s collaborative efforts that helped them pool resources for the impacts made under the projectinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCOP on gender justiceCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsGender mobile selected and trained youth leaders as social influencers and they are creating impacts under the projectCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsGender Mobile's equal partnership model that allows organic structure for rightsholders to ow and lead their interventions(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksCOP, 16Days of Activism & Natiomal Dialogue Event# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksCOP, 16Days of Activism & National Dialogue Events(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansTheir gender Justice COP, 16Days of Activism, National Dialogue Event# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNone for this quarterNL-KVK-27108436-A-06343-07:NGOxfam NovibCOGNITO STUDIO is the Linking and Learning Facilitator for Voice Nigeria, a role they rendered successfully. Current project is to enable them continue to manage Nigerian linking and learning platforms and supprot Nigerian grantees till the end of 2nd phase of Voice. At the heart of development is the quest to ensure that all stakeholders are carried along to enshrine ownership on the pathway to sustainable change. A Linking and Learning agenda seeks to achieve just this – co-creation of knowledge as a result of responding to challenges with agility, sharing and capturing experiences, storing knowledge in an easily retrievable format, disseminating knowledge that can be utilized for implementing development initiatives which ensures representation of all stakeholder groups and asa result, produce evidence and innovative solutions to catalyze transformative changes for the most marginalized and discriminated groups in society The task therefore, is firstly to use effective and innovative ways of ensuring that stakeholder groups have safespaces, employing the use of physical and virtual channels in a manner that upholds respect, guarantees participation, and allows ALL voices to be heard. This is so as to empower participants to be open minded, increase their capacity to speak about the things that matter to them and innovate transformative and inclusive solutions to the challenges they and their communities face. Secondly, while it is imperative to support visibility efforts for right holders’ groups in the public domain working closely with the Voice hub, it should encompass channels that allow the use and generation of new knowledge that can be accessed without marginalizing any group based on any social or technological characteristic. Effortswill also be geared towards revitalizing or reconstituting communities of practice to enhance effectiveness by taking a critical look at channel(s), content, structure and improvements that can be made. One of the goals of COGNITO is to foster collaboration and co-creation processes in the development space, using the knowledge captured to produce creative contents and deployment of those content to amplify voices and brands of the organization. Facilitating the Voice linking and learning has availed COGNITO the opportunity to achieve that goal, harnessing our experiences and skills in development program management, working with women, girls, adolescents, people with special needs, youths, and other often marginalized groups in creating, linking, andlearning. This has been one of the most rewarding works for COGNITO and as individuals and we hopeto continue to draw value from facilitating linking and learning. Key deliverables expected from the project are: • Amplify grantees’ activities. • Enhance Linking and Learning Voice platforms. • Facilitate inking and learning events, and capacity building. • Promote innovations and produce publications. • Facilitate the Voice Communities of Practice (COPs) COGNITO is a social enterprise that uses knowledge management and communication to showcase the achievements recorded by development programs by taking intentional steps to ensure that knowledge leakages do not occur. They leverage on the power of storytelling to amplify programs impact, highlight innovative learnings thereby building and strengthening capacity to use learnings for re-programming. The COGNITO team personify design thinking for social innovation by using Human Centred Design (HCD) to support organizations in their quest to solve the problems they face by interrogating people and the environment to discover what we can do differently.Oxfam NovibCOGNITO STUDIOS & IMAGERYCognito Studios and Network of Incubators and Innovator in Nigeria (NINE) has formed this consortium to provide linking and learning facilitation services to Voice in Nigeria. Cognito started offering knowledge management services after observing gapswhile working with development partners, who treat knowledge management as an afterthought and not integrated into program planning. It was identified as an essential need due to knowledge leakage or loss in some cases, as organizations do not deliberately capture and store knowledge in easily retrievable formats for use. Due to the fact that knowledge largely deals with soft skills, it is easily lostduring staff retention or just not prioritized. NINE is a resource/knowledge management and mobilization organization that create linkage platform for incubators, innovation-driven organizations, development agencies, academia and development focused individualsto gather and link and create learning of knowledge for the growth and sustenance of theirefforts in program development, building innovation, entrepreneurship and startups incubation in Nigeria. The Cognito and NINE teams possess strong skills and experience in communication, creative output development, content creation, marketing communications, and capacity strengthening. We are tech savvy, innovative, creative with a passion for excellence and employ the use of Human Centred Design (HCD) to achieve a win-win situation for all stakeholders Voice Linking <(>&<)> Learning is a platform to connect all Voice grantees in Nigeria, support their learning journey and provide a safe space for networking, sharing and documenting their learning journey. To achieve this, they are proposing the following key activities: 1. Support grantee linking and learning by developing customized tools to meet their respective needs; organize MSC story review meetings; organize pause and reflect sessions; strengthen collaboration by connecting grantees working in similar areas, for more impactful output; 2.Organise and develop linking and learning activities and platforms 3. Develop capacity strengthening approach for grantees 4. Promote innovative ideas of grantees and promote their publications; 5. Participate in Voice community of practice. This grant presents an opportunity to apply years of vast collective experience and expertise in knowledge management garnered by supporting various organizations' knowledge management efforts, to support linking and learning processes within Voice with innovative approaches that can add value to the quality of programming and enrich other core competencies of the grantees and rightsholder groups.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation143290 135000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 135000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECOGNITO STUDIOS & IMAGERY8290 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8290Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECOGNITO STUDIOS & IMAGERYCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNL-KVK-27108436-A-06344-02:NGOxfam Novib'From Protest to Action: Activating our New Nigeria’ is an initiative of Citizens Common Advocacy International, SOZO Empowerment and Mentorship Initiative and McAnderson Institute of Technology. The project seeks to answer key questions such as how do we keep the energy from the streets and sustain the interest of young Nigerians in demanding accountability? How do we ensure adequate protection and safety for youth leaders speaking amid government crackdown? How do we ensure the rights of protesters, youths, women, vulnerable groups are protected?. CCAI plans to expand the recently launched YANN Campaign - www.youthaction.ng. As a digital knowledgeexchange hub. This collective action platform is designed to mobilize, empower and resource young Nigerians in their renewed interest to demand accountability. It will mobilise, identify, train, curate, share resources and tools for community action and activism for anyone interested in locally-led social change. Second, through the Community Change Champion Programem; CCAI will identify andengage 30 high potential youth leaders who emerged from the protest and other networks, create a community of action and resources as well as training that empowers them with key skills, access mentorship and networks of leaders, institutions and resources that can strengthen their work as change champions. Third, CCAI will organize the first-ever Citizen Conversations for New Nigeria: a series of national debates and community town halls sessions designed to create awareness and highlight policy issues of importance from communities to campuses. And lastly, through the Legal Commons partnership, CCAI seeks to engage in strategic litigation challenging some of the policies and initiatives that stiffen the civicspace, reduces government accountability and tramples the constitutional rights of Nigerian especially the vulnerable populations.Oxfam NovibCitizens Common Advocacy InternatioFrom Protest to Action is a collaborative project of Citizens Common Advocacy International, SOZO Empowerment and Mentorship Initiative and McAnderson Institute of Technology. Citizens Common International is an Abuja based non-profit organization that empowerseveryday people to take action to solve small and big societal challenges using people power, collaboration, innovation and technology. Our community (Impact) Spaces provides spaces for changemakers and everyday citizens to meet other change-makers, collaborate and develop their ideas, access technology and other tools that help fine-tune their advocacy and intervention projects. It also serves as an event space, co-working spaces, meeting spaces, and impact lounge and change-makers hub. SOZO Networks is a non-profit organization known for promoting the participation of young people in civic leadership and social entrepreneurship in Nigeria. Through unconventional methods of education, we help young people to develop competence for active community engagements and leadership. Ourleadership development practice develops young leaders and strengthens youth-led initiatives through the provision of experiential training, volunteering opportunities, networks, hands-on experiences, and idea incubation programs. Our alumni network has evolved into a strong ecosystem of young social change leaders, collectively and individually providing solutions to some of Nigeria’s most critical problems through civic leadership and entrepreneurship. McAnderson is a technology development and education organisation committed resourcing Africa with technology skills for the future. The company has worked with organisations like the Africa Development Bank, UNESCO, Microsoft to design and implement mass digital skills training in local communities and campuses across Nigeria. All the three partners share the same strategic vision of resourcing a new generation of change leaders for the common good activating a new Nigeria through mass mobilisation of localactions and capacity development of everyday Nigerians. More so, all the three organisation are youth-led, youth-focused and this commitment to young people remains at the core of our activities and strategic envisioning at individual organisational levels. Each of the three partnering organizations brings special capabilities that shape the conception and delivery of this project. Citizen Commons and SOZO will leverage their reach to local youth groups across Nigeria, as well as experience working with social entrepreneurs and community outreaches to deliver the Community Change Fellowship and the Community Conversations. Our expertise will also be readily deployed in project management, reporting, evaluation and backstopping as well as content development and creation for the knowledge exchange Hub for the YouthAction.ng. McAnderson will lead as the technical partner designing and implement the knowledge Hub for the Social Good for New Nigeria. Their experience and extensive capabilities will be readily deployed for this project, providing quick turnaround and deployment across. They believe this is a time-sensitive endeavor.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation126603 56103 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 56103Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECitizens Common Advocacy Internatio33230 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 33230Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECitizens Common Advocacy Internatio29757 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 29757Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECitizens Common Advocacy Internatio7513 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7513Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECitizens Common Advocacy InternatioStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice grant, LL platform & one on one support from Vocie team especially during monitoring engagementsStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD524town hall meetings;12FGD,5Informal conversations;OneOnOne engagement & online sessions were held on this project to engage youths on social issues;grantee is also member of social justice COP in Voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksThe social justice COP activities developed# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksThe cosial justice COP activities implemented(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansThe social justice COP which grantee participates in actively# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups10Videos, 12media publications,2reports published under this projectNL-KVK-27108436-A-06344-03:NGOxfam NovibThis project is titled: “Soro Soke or Park Well”. “Soro Soke” is a Nigerian slang of Yoruba extraction that translates to “speak up.” Literally, the project translates to: “Speak up or Park Well”; Park Well, being a common street slang used by the Nigerian Policewhen confronting Nigerians. It is during this confrontation that most brutalities and violation of human rights of youths happen. Project is brought by a consortium of three Civil Society Organizations working in the field of advocacy, youth development, governance programming, policy development/analysis, women health and economic rights, persons with disability rights and vulnerable support. The organizations include: • The Centre for Social Awareness, Advocacy and Ethics (CSAAE). • Youth Empowerment Solutions ProjectInitiative (YES-P). • Centre for Health Education and Vulnerable Support (CHEVS). The project seeks to ensure that police brutality and violation of human rights of youths is brought to an end by educating Nigerian youths on their rights before the police – so they know when their rights are abused – and how to engage the police when confronted or under arrest to prevent conflict; Providing effective reporting system to report brutalities and rights violations; Tracking reported and unreported cases and working with support groups to engage the appropriate police authorities to ensure that justice is delivered; Providing support resources that youthscan reach out to for help when confronted by police. Specific actions proposed under this project are: • Build a formidable network of 72 vocal youth advocates (2 from each state) committed to monitoring and tracking implementation and compliance of new police regulations in their communities. We shall train and equip these young people with the skills and tools to monitor and report their findings. • Assemble a team of pro bono lawyers and legal experts to seek justice for Nigerians facing trumped up charges for agitating for better governance. • Engage government at all levels (Federal, State and Local) through dialogue and non-confrontational approach to pressure them into compliance with the #5for5 demands of Nigerian youths. • Strategic lobbying of lawmakers to enact laws and policies that advance the achievement of the demands for good governance entrenched in the #5for5 demands. • Sustain the “Soro Soke” spirit by continuous engagement and preservation of the Nigerian digital space with emphasis on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram. • Virtual public trainings and sensitization of Nigerians on how to effectively engage the Nigerian police and understand their rights and limitations in cases of disputeOxfam NovibCentre4Social Awareness,Advocacy&EtThe actors undertaking this collective action are: • The Centre for Social Awareness, Advocacy and Ethics (CSAAE). • Youth Empowerment Solutions Project Initiative (YES-P). • Centre for Health Education and Vulnerable Support (CHEVS). The Centre for Social Awareness, Advocacy and Ethics is a non-profit dedicated to helping young people become effective leaders and embrace their roles as critical actors in building a better Africa. The Centre pursues its mission through three distinct but highly interconnected programs that share the common goal of creating positive social, economic and political change one person at a time. They are: • The EmergingLeaders Program. • The Youth Ethics and Anticorruption Program. • The Career Building and Entrepreneurship Program. The Youth Empowerment Solutions Project Initiative is a youth focused nonprofit organization founded for the purposed of building youth capacity, advocating and promoting youth participation in democratic governance. YES-P is desirous of a nation that prioritizes youth participation in the polity, participation of marginalized groups in the polity, promotion of accountability in governance, promotion of human rights, peace building, capacity building and empowerment for the vulnerable members of the society. The Centre for Health Education and Vulnerable Support is a nonprofit with interest in the overall health and benefit of women, children, the elderly, the LGBTQ+ community, the economically vulnerable, persons with disabilities and other marginalized persons in the society. The collaboration to act jointly has been motivated by so many factors but most importantly, at CSAAE (just like Voice), we believe in the principle of “Nothing about us Without us.” It is for this reason that we have gone into positive collaboration with YES-P and CHEVS. All three organizations are youth led and represent the interest of minorities and an encompassing class of rightsholders. At CSAAE, our workforce is made up of 100% youths and 65% women. All three organizations played key roles in mobilizing, supporting and amplifying the voices of the youths during the #ENDSARS campaign. We believe that if we work together, we can achieve greater impact for commongood.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation52057 48050 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 48050Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECentre4Social Awareness,Advocacy&Et4007 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4007Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECentre4Social Awareness,Advocacy&EtStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice grant to CSAAE;LL engagements;COP participation; OneonOne Support from Voice teamStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Bootcamp actions,Sensitization on radio&TV; Online engagement via toll free line(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksCSAAE's collaboration with CC, YSAD & Social Justice COP# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksInfluencing activities implemented with YSAD,CC & under the COP(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansCSAAE collaboration with YSAD,CAPIO,ACHA,SPF# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsblogs & videos from the bootcamp and sensitization activitiesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06344-04:NGOxfam NovibFoundation for Societal Empower <(>&<)> Rejuvenation (FOSEER) is proposing to implement “Know Your Rights to Fight Police BrutalityProject” in consortium with Kings Leodews Initiative (KLI) and Initiative for the Liberalization of Physically Challenged Peoplein Nigeria (ILPCPN). The project aims to reduce police brutality by at least 20% within Bauchi Metropolis through increased knowledge and proper application of civil rights by youth with a knock-on effect on the rest of society. FOSER plans to implement the followingactions to achieve these goals: ● Conduct context analysis to identify perceptions of the general public regarding police brutality in Bauchi State. ● Organize engagement programs to sensitize uneducated youth on civil rights. ● Organizesensitization programs totrain uneducated youth on how best to react to possible police brutality. ● Facilitate “Civic Education <(>&<)> Reaction to Police Brutality” lectures. ● Facilitate a “How to Conduct an Ethical <(>&<)> Peaceful Protest” training program for both educated and uneducated youth in order to avoid negative and deadly fallout associated with the #EndSARS protests. ● Staging at least 3 peaceful demonstration rallies to press home the objective of the project. The project targets 550 individuals who will be the direct beneficiaries of the project while a total of about 20,000 will be indirectly reached through the project.Oxfam NovibFOUNDATION for SOCIETAL EMP&REJUVENThe main actors participating in this proposed project are: Foundation for Societal Empowerment <(>&<)> Rejuvenation (FOSER), KingsLeodews Initiative (KLI) and Initiative for the Liberalization of Physically Challenged People in Nigeria (ILPCPN). Foundation forSocietal Empowerment <(>&<)> Rejuvenation (FOSER) encourage peace and harmonious growth in society by supporting young women and men including vulnerable groups to develop their human potential in order to exploit different opportunities that will increase their confidence towards improving their quality of life and promote their social inclusion, partnership and networks aimed at achieving apositive and equitable development in society. FOSER also sensitizes and mobilizes the vulnerable and underprivileged youths as well as the marginalized to participate in socio-economic activities as an important tool for lifting them out of poverty and creating a favorable society for sustainable development while also giving education priority as a powerful instrument for meaningful development. Kings Leodews Initiative is an organization that works in the areas of health, education, water and sanitation, civic education, governance and human rights, peace education and peace building and income generation while Initiative for the Liberalization of Physically Challenged People in Nigeria (ILPCPN) is an integrated Non-Governmental Organization for physically challenged people, with the purpose of providing remedies to social issues, education and knowledge to the physically challenged. FOSER in conjunction with Kings Leodews Initiative plus Initiative for the Liberalization of Physically Challenged People in Nigeria (ILPCPN) have partnered in providing health and sanitation awareness campaigns as well as healthcare interventions via the distribution of vitamin supplements for children and pregnant women including lactating mothers in communities of Bauchi State. The collective desire by all the aforementioned actors involved in the proposed “Know Your Rights and Fight Police Brutality Project” is to see that police brutalityis reduced to a bare minimum because all the actors mutually agree that allowing the problem to continue unchallenged shall not allow for societal harmony to take root.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation105217 40900 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 40900Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFOUNDATION for SOCIETAL EMP&REJUVEN40277 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 40277Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFOUNDATION for SOCIETAL EMP&REJUVEN17804 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17804Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFOUNDATION for SOCIETAL EMP&REJUVEN6236 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6236Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFOUNDATION for SOCIETAL EMP&REJUVENStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice grant to FOSER, the LL facility where they exchange knowledge with other grantees and the one on one support from Voice team during monitoring and reporting periodStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Engagement with State actors, religious leaders, traditional gatekeepers and public rally(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksInfluencing skills is part of FOSER's learning agenda# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceSudden opportunity grant to FOSER# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsClusters of actions set up by FOSER under the project to enlighten rightsholders on their rights as citizens# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsseries of training to strengthen rightsholders' knowledge on their rights; community engagements, engagement with Bauchi State Police on better management of citizens' engagement, media engagements and public rally to sensitize citizens on their rights(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsTestimonies from rightsholders on the usefulness of tools developed under the project to support their empowerment processesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06344-05:NGOxfam NovibPolitracy project is an initiative of a consortium of Integirti Technologies and Yes We Can Youth Leadership Initiative. In order to sustain the spirit and passion that gave rise to #EndSARS, this project seeks to conduct training on Digital Skills for youths in rural and semi-urban communities in Enugu State. These youths have shown low political enlightenment, participation and activism dueto their lack of proper digital skills and adequate knowledge of the use and power of internet and social media tools. Continuous sensitization and engagement in civic action will also be done via social media. During these trainings, participants will learn andtake action on: ● Communication: Setting up an email account and online video chat profile ● Social media: Setting up accounts and proper use of Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter to keep up-to-date with friends, families and latest news. ● Understanding how to find information online ● Appropriate use of personal devices and apps ● Determining the validity of sources to reduce the spread and consumption of false information ● Online safety and protecting privacy ● Video creation and editing ● How to monitor/keep up-to-datewith government projects and activities via various channelsOxfam NovibINTEGRITI TECHNOLOGIES LIMITEDIntegriti Technologies is partnering with Yes We Can - an old grantee of Voice. Integriti Technologies Limited is a leading Information Technology company that have provided cutting-edge solutions over the years. We have provided and localized technology solutions that resolved many challenges and engendered efficiency. We have been involved in trainings at all levels in basic and advanced ICT and digital skills. Integriti Technologies’ principals and consultants have the requisite expertise necessaryto address any technically challenging aspects of a project, combined with the attention to detail and high quality finishing. YYes We Can is a Youth led organization that is committed to the empowerment of young people. They will be responsible for mobilizing young people that will participate in this project, monitoring effective implementation; providing referral for victims of violence and providing all othersupport needed under the project. This synergy and collaboration will bring about great innovation in sustaining the passion for good governance among youths and the fight to abate human right violations by Police and other uniformed agencies.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation88253 35464 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 35464Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINTEGRITI TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED22251 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 22251Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINTEGRITI TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED24459 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 24459Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINTEGRITI TECHNOLOGIES LIMITED6079 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6079Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEINTEGRITI TECHNOLOGIES LIMITEDStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06344-06:NGOxfam Novib‘Pushing for Reforms that Count for Nigerian Youths’ is an initiative of Youth Hub Africa, Onelife Initiative for Human Development, Foundation for Investigative Journalism and Social Justice, and Cedar Seed Foundation. The project seeks to expand the civic spaces in 4 Nigerian States and the FCT, leading to citizens increased tracking of government’s #EndSARS promises and a reduction of human rights violations. The consortium proposes three solutions — ensure that the democratic demands of the movement are kept alive and promises of the government tracked to ensure its fulfilment; Mobilise actions that will track human rights violations particularly police brutalities in Nigeria and ensure that appropriate authorities are involved; and support Nigerian youths to be better organised and coordinated in demanding a better future. The project will back the government's effort in asking aggrieved youths to sendin petitions and attend judicial panel hearings in 4 states — AkwaIbom, Oyo, Bauchi, Kwara and the Federal Capital Territory. Simplified public announcements on last-mile media outlets like radio and social media will be used with attention given to local languages. Violated unlettered youths and others will be supported to document their petitions and shown where to submit. The consortium will also facilitate legal support for petitioners through partnership with the local branches of the Nigeria Bar Association.Oxfam NovibYOUTH FOUNDATION 4 DEV EDUC&LEADERSThe actors are youth-focused and youth-led organisations with a cumulative of 26 years of experience working in the youth space in Nigeria. YouthHubAfrica (Youth Foundation for Development, Education <(>&<)> Leadership) founded in 2011 is a platform for young people in Africa involved in social change to interact, learn and collaborate in new, creative and easy ways. YHA is a youth advocacy and policy-oriented organization based in Abuja, Nigeria, but programming into Africa and beyond. YouthHubAfrica had in recent timesbuilt communities of young advocates; emerging feminists; journalists community of practices; and rights defenders who use their existing platforms to advocate for sustainable development within their communities. Onelife Initiative for Human Development, founded in 2014 is a non-profit organisation based in Oyo and Ekiti State that envisions a generation of young people enjoying improved quality of life and playing active roles in Nigeria’s development. Through its Governance and Policies desk, Onelife Initiative believes the youth population in Nigeria is the largest and leaving them illiterate about civic processes is dangerous for democracy. The organisation uses in-depth research, and knowledge networks to help young people make sense of government processes and systems by providing simplified information to them through easy-to-access channels. The Foundation for Investigative Journalism is an independent not-for-profit organization that combats injustice, holds power to accountand speaks for the voiceless. Founded by ‘Fisayo Soyombo in June 2020, the organization seeks to uncover the truth by bypassing officialdom and neutralizing propaganda, and making it accessible to the public in a way that eases and influences their everyday decision making. Cedar Seed Foundation runs with a mission of facilitating an enabling environment and providing services that support disabled people in Nigeria. It does this primarily through promotion of awareness on the rights of persons with disabilities and collaboration with key stakeholders in establishing linkages for access to social services The collaboration is inspired by the diversity and varied niche that these 4 partners bring to the consortium in the youth-led and youth-focused space, and the community of Persons Living with Disability. YouthHubAfrica is able to bring its rich experience in policy and strategic advocacy for issues concerning young people to the table. Onelife Initiative bearssound experience in working with marginalized youths at the grassroot level with its deep use of local radio stations to expand itsreach. Foundation for Investigative Journalism bears the imprint of an investigative journalist of repute now working in cohort with a team of young journalistswho are using investigative approaches to exhume social injustices. Cedar Seed Foundation’s dense interaction and understanding of the special needs and rights of persons with disability is also in this blend. YouthHub Africa has had its work supportedby the UNFPA, UN Women, Malala Fund and other international non-profits. Onelife Initiative has had its work sponsored by Guaranty Trust Bank Plc, Amplify Change UK, Wallace Global Fund and a number of local organisations. FIJ has also experienced fundingsupport from OSIWA.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation60126 56117 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 56117Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYOUTH FOUNDATION 4 DEV EDUC&LEADERS4009 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4009Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYOUTH FOUNDATION 4 DEV EDUC&LEADERSStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice SO grant to grantee, LL platform where grantee exchange and learn from other grantees and one on one support by Voice team during monitoring engagementsStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD54Radio appearances;2Outreach events;Townhall sessions in 4 States(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksYouth Hub's participation in the social justice COP under Voice LL platform# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksActions implemented under the COP(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans1Collaboration with YIAGA Africa and another with Citizens Common# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsTraining curriculum and video of townhall engagements, lots of online engagement with youthsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06344-07:NGOxfam NovibThis action is being led by a consortium of Youth and students advocates for development initiative, The People’s Conscience and Eagle Post. “No Dey Give; Follow Traffic Rules” project aims to raise citizens’ awareness on the menace of extortion of Nigerians by the police <(>&<)> how it is connected with police brutality and galvanize citizens to move from bystanders to activists against extortion of road users by the police and sustain the call for increased welfare and funding of the police. The project will carry outthe following actions to achieve these goals: ● Carry out strategic advocacy visits. ● Engage relevant stakeholders through dialogue. ● Carry out sensitization workshops for road transport workers. ● Embark on motor parks outreaches. ●Radio talk shows and jingles. ● Establish a public complaint log. Through the above actions the project is expected to yield the following results: ● Increasednumber of citizens who are aware of the link between extortion and police brutality and join in the fight against extortion and brutality. ● Increased number of citizens who obey traffic rules. ● Increased number of citizens who fight against extortion and advocate for improved welfare of the police and police accountability.Oxfam NovibYOUTH&STUDENTS ADVOCATES 4 DEV INITThe actors involved are: Youth and students advocates for development initiative, The People’s Conscience and Eagle Post. Youth and Students Advocates for Development Initiative started as a student organization at the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (South east Nigeria). It was incorporated by the Corporate Affairs Commission in November 2010. The organization is concerned with building networks and social movements that will usher in the much desired social change in Nigeria through advocacy, trainings, public awareness programmes, research, dialogue and public interest litigations. Over the years, YSAD INITIATIVE has taken some bold steps towards nation building. We have featured severally on 'Bridges,' an NTA Network Talk Show discussing issues of national importance. YSAD Initiative has also been a voice against extortion and police brutality in Nigeria. Before the eruption of the ENDSARS protest, YSAD hadwritten to the Nigerian President on the issue of widespread extortion with impunity on Nigerian roads demanding that the IGP be relieved of his appointment to serve as a deterrent to the Police Force. The People’s Conscience is a credible print media with bias for courageous and objective journalism. It is a bi-weekly tabloid based in south east and covers news events in the zone and beyond. Eaglepost on the other hand is a blog that promotes socio-political and economic awareness using the tools of modern information dissemination. It has its focus mainly on south east Nigeria, especiallyAbia and Anambra states. EaglePost is on a mission to enlighten, update and bring to the consciousness of its audience, the importance of getting involved in public affairs, fighting injustice, believing in themselves and never to give up irrespective ofwhat obtains presently. Their links with south east Nigeria and individual past experiences on the activities of the police and other law enforcement agents in the zone, individual desire for orderliness and the need to enlighten citizens is where ourpriorities and objectives overlap. They believe that working together on this project will enable them take advantage of their individual experiences and strengths to contribute towards addressing the issues raisedby ENDSARS protest and make the societybetterMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands NigeriaThe right to social and political participation40060 37062 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 37062Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYOUTH&STUDENTS ADVOCATES 4 DEV INIT2998 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2998Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYOUTH&STUDENTS ADVOCATES 4 DEV INITStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Voice grant to YSAD;CapacityBuilding Support from LL events;One on One support from Voice teamStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Jingles;RadioTalks;ComplaintPlatform;SensitizationWorkshop;YouthSummit;Committee on HumanRights set up;OnlinePetition calling on IGP to address issues around abuse by Police(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksSensitization workshops&Youth Summit- avenue to strengthen capacity of rightsholders on influencing skills# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by VoiceSudden opportunity grant awarded to YSAD# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsYouth summit- opportunity for youths to exchange influencing tips# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groupsinfluencing skills gained under Voice LL platform(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsYouths of Imo reporting benefits from the complaint platform set up under the projectNL-KVK-27108436-A-06345-02:PHOxfam NovibFull Project Title: Enabling the communities to uphold the people’s right to housing, to enhance their livelihood, and lessen the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic. The main goal of our project is to further enhance the capability of the community associations and the rightsholder groups to enable them to sustain their course of action regarding their housing issue, to improve their livelihood and to participate/take part in the upcoming elections in May 2022. As we shared in our previous project, our aim to claim thepeople’s rights to housing did not yet materialized due to the complex and long term issues regarding housing that need enough time and effort. Additional factors are the COVID-19 pandemic and the militarization. The rightsholder groups are eager to sustain their effort in the said housing issue. We must continue our skills enrichment in lobbying through seminars and trainings until we achieve ourgoal of housing. The associations, although organized and registered but have some areas for improvement towards fully “empowered organizations”. The leadership needs to enhance their skills through leadership seminars and on the job trainings. The community associations also should comply with the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) requirements. Their financial transactions are not well manage and they must have a bank account in the name of the association. This organizational shortcomings will be addressed during this project. The poverty situation of the rightsholder groups have been worsened during this time of pandemic. Thus the organizationis initiating small livelihood projects to augment their members’ income. We have identified projects in the communities such as: animal raising,rice and prime commodities retailing, and a junk shopbusiness. In the upcoming local and national elections in May 2022, we intend to engage the communities through voters seminars and participation in non-partisan pool watching (such as PPCRV). We will also lobby the candidates to include in their agenda the issues of social housing,livelihood and human rights.Oxfam NovibAdvocates for Human RightsAHRAP as a host organization has a long experience as former JPAG organization. Since the JPAG registration with the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) has been expired, the organization decided to continue as Advocates for Human Rights in Aurora Province (AHRAP) Inc. As AHRAP, we ensure the legitimacy of the organization such as registering with the Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) and submitting an annual report and audited financial report to the SEC. We also have been registered at the to BIR, secured certification from the Mayor#s office and work closely with other institutions and government agencies. We have also bank account in DBP and operational manual for the secretariat as guide for our day to day undertaking. Our former organization JPAG, has been recognized as human rights organization in Aurora, established in 1984 through the initiative of the late Bishop Julio X. Labayen OCD of the Prelature of Infanta. Although JPAG was initiated by the Catholic church, it is ecumenical in nature as the Bishop said: #to uphold human rights is a duty of every truly Christian believer, the duty of everyone#.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation15228 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15228Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdvocates for Human Rights8212 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8212Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdvocates for Human Rights9228 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9228Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdvocates for Human Rights9964 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9964Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdvocates for Human RightsCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsThey do radio guestings/program with another partner. They recognized that they lack skills and staff for social media.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06345-03:PHOxfam NovibProject Title: PWDs Soar High! Counted and Assisted with Sustained Partnerships and Economic Productivity (CASPEP) The Covid-19 pandemic strongly influenced the crafting of this Project Proposal. Ulikid Parents Organization, Inc. adheres and agrees with the Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (UN Human Rights) document on COVID-19 and the Rights of Disabled Persons:Guidance which states that: ‘persons with disabilities are disproportionately impacted due to attitudinal, environmental and institutional barriers that are reproduced in the COVID-19 response.’The drastic change brought about by spread of the virus has struck the most defenseless group: the vulnerable youth who are also disabled. The intersectionality of this group further worsens the conditions prevalentto an already marginalized block of society. Their issues and concerns prior to the pandemic are further exacerbated rendering someof them immobilized, without any space – both physical and mental – to release their energies. The pandemic has literally crippledyoung PWDs. Recent informal discussions conducted by Ulikid withPWD families revealed the following: 1. On Economic assistance: Only50% of PWDs received funds from the government’s Social Amelioration Plan primarily because PWD data is not updated. Thus,only those with PWD Identification Cards received funds; 2. On PWD Data: It is not updated because: a. Most Barangay Officials do not have enough knowledge on the importance of PWD data for their development plans, based on facts given by World Health Organization (WHO) and United Nations (UN). b. The Department of Interior and Local Government (DILG) is mandated to create a Persons with Disability Office at the barangay level (PDAO), through the creation of Barangay PWD organizations. This has not been mandatorily implemented. c.Barangay Health Workers (BHW) <(>&<)> Barangay Nutrition Scholars (BNS) are not trained to detect signs <(>&<)>symptoms of the varied kinds of physical and mental disabilities. Eventhe enumeratorsof Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA) for the 2020National Census only counted physical disabilities and did not include other types of disabilities; d. Indigent/poor Filipinos who cannot pay for a session with a Developmental Specialist to get a correct medical abstract, thus are not registered and considered PWDs; e. Lack ofknowledge of most economically marginalized parents/guardians about the signs <(>&<)> symptoms of different disabilities; and f. Shame of the family. (some families do not want to comeout in the open, no acceptance). 3. On Health: Not all PWDs have been given vaccines at this time because vaccination is based on those who had themselves listed and/or those who are mandated to have themselves subjected to like those working in the government or medical institutions. There are PWDs who are hesitant to be vaccinated because they have no clear knowledge and understanding of the vaccines given. Some PWDs claim that there is no information on any adverse effect or clinical trials that hadthem as participants; 4. On Education: There are no special(specialized/modified) modules for PWD students, that are institutionalized by any agency; whether private or government. This is true especially for PWD students who are enrolled in mainstream education (regular school setting). These students have been obliged to be under the schools’ guidelines, policies, and protocol; regardless of their disability (whether known/diagnosed or not). They are then graded according to their capacities, skills, behaviors, attitudes, and comprehension, without considering the underlying condition of the individual concerned. As tothose specialized centers, it has their own formulated instructional materials and management strategies for PWDs. 5. The Right to Suffrage: Anticipating the 2022 National Elections, the lack of data on the exact number and kind of disabilities at the local levelwill hinder some physically disabled persons from voting because of their difficulty in climbing stairs to get to their pollingplaces, etc.Oxfam NovibULIKID PARENTS ORGANIZATION, INC.ULIKID's VISION is: A holistic Center for Children with Disabilities (CWDs) that caters the growth, development, and empowerment ofChildren with Disabilities (CWDs); as well as capacitates their families to be in their most potentials; to be self-reliant and productive units of the society. Ulikid has for its MISSION: To provide proper habilitation, rehabilitation and development programs and services toward the realization of children with disabilities and their families# independence and become proactive members of society. Children with Disabilities (CWDs) and their families were assisted and some of their needs were addressed. The areas coveredthen were only seven (7) barangays of Molo and Arevalo Districts, that were under the parochial careof the Our Lady of Miraculous Medal Parish in Calumpang, Molo, Iloilo City. There were ninety-three (93) pioneering members. At present, the members have grown in numbers, with one hundred fifty (150) active members from a total three hundred twenty (320)members. Fifty (50) of them are registered into the Non-Formal Education (NFE). Twenty-three (23) of them are already mainstreamed in the public Special Education (SpEd) and regular schools in the city. The rest are home-based and others are working fromthe skills that have been capacitated them throughthe years.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation18318 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18318Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEULIKID PARENTS ORGANIZATION, INC.11916 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11916Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEULIKID PARENTS ORGANIZATION, INC.14879 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14879Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEULIKID PARENTS ORGANIZATION, INC.4884 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4884Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEULIKID PARENTS ORGANIZATION, INC.Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06345-04:PHOxfam NovibProject Title: Timek ti Umili (Voice of the People): Advancing Peoples’ Welfare Through Social Media and Arts Applicant CordilleranYouth Center Inc. This project intends to empower cultural workers, particularly theindigenous youth of the Cordillera region to amplify their voices onissues that affect them and become vigilant to participate on decisionmakings to matters affecting, to includethe upcoming 2022 election. Itwill maximize the power of arts as a weapon in projecting collectivevoices to influence wider membersof the community to act againstdiscrimination and injustices. Activities will include educationaldiscussions on indigenous peoples rights, human rights, and the roleof arts and culture for social transformation. Awareness andappreciation of socio-political realities will lead to decisive actions.Training-workshops on song composition, visual arts, theatre arts andmulti-media arts production to enhance skills in producing effectiveworks that can awaken the minds and hearts of viewers will follow.Target outputs include a human rights music album which will beproduced in collaboration with various groups or individual musicians.A theater play that relates the struggle of artists, indigenous youth willalso be performed. Murals and effigies will be mounted during theInternational HumanRights Day and People’s Cordillera Day. Finally, abrief documentary film to share highlights from this project and presentDKK milestones as a cultural alliance for 30 years will be produced.Cultural workers,especially the indigenous youth who producedrelevant andpowerful artworks will multiply as their messagesresonate and influence viewers. By showcasing these, the audiencewill later be motivated and support to stand and act according to whatis just and right. Further, consolidation activities will be organized tokeep DKK and CYC firm amidst the impact of pandemic and thisworsening political repression. Collaboration with differentorganizations and other VOICE project recipients will surely expandnetworksfor proactive actions among the different rights-holders andproject implementers.Oxfam NovibCordilleran Youth Center IncCordilleran Youth Center Inc. Who are we: # A non-profit, non-stock, non-government organization that is committed to help arouse, organize and mobilize the youth and students in advancing the interests and welfare of the indigenous peoples of the Cordillera. # CYC provides services to various indigenous and non-indigenous youth and students# organizations. It also coordinates various activities spearheaded by CYC partner organizations. What are our programs: # Education, training, animation and tutorial Preparation, dissemination and discussion of popular education materials on IP rights, youth and students rights and other issues. # Organizing and networking Helps in the formation and consolidation of community-base and school-based organizations. Develops and strengthen links and cooperation among youth in the countr and abroad. # Campaigns and advocacy Launches and participates in systematic and sustainedactivities towards the recognition of rights of indigenous peoples and that of the youth and students in particular. # Culture, heritage and development Launches and encourages youth participation in activities that seeks to strengthen, and develop indigenous social, cultural institutions and practices and enhance the cross-cultural learning. # Socio-economic and disaster risk reduction and management This is implemented through education and mobilizing the indigenous youth to uphold their role as protectors of their resources and communitiesMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation6386 16647 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16647Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECordilleran Youth Center Inc8807 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8807Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECordilleran Youth Center Inc15834 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15834Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECordilleran Youth Center Inc8703 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8703Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECordilleran Youth Center Inc6386 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6386Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECordilleran Youth Center IncCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06345-05:PHOxfam NovibFull Project Title: Ayuda Komunidad: A Sustained LGBTI+ Community EmpowermentProject Our goal is to strengthen the Bicol LGBT Regional CBO Network andmake it as avenue of collaborations, campaigns and communicationsespecially in this time of pandemic between angamongst the LGBTIorganizations in the region. We want these informal organizationsespecially those who are in the GIDA areas can fully participate andbring their issues in the table for discussions and sharing. Another oneis, to reach these additional informal organizations that we were ableto identify to be given capacity development activities on Organizational and Financial Management, SOGIE, HIV /AIDS,Human Rights and Governance. We need to work hand in hand withthese organizations by assisting them in their accreditations andregistrations in Local Government Units and Government Agencies.These organizations also wanted to participate and be included indifferent local special bodies in their municipality or city. It is alsoimportant, that,they will going to mange their own organization well byproviding local trainings on the importance of organizational structures,having their own legal documents (Articlesof Incorporation andConstitution and By-Laws) and skills to lobby in their LGUs thebudgetfor LGBTI activities and campaigns for local policies. We also want thedifferent LGUs and Government Agencies to present their programand projects available for LGBTI communities and lessen the burdenof accreditations / registrations. These includes a system wheremember of the member community who is living alone, with partner orwith family can be identified as legal recipient of services (social /economic) especially during calamities and pandemic. We also wantthat a redress mechanism must be put inplace or must be establishedto cater the issues and concerns of the community in terms of humanrights violations, gender-based violence, hate crimes, discriminationsbased on SOGIE and health status, economic situation andemployment. We will be also coordinating with partner Civil SocietyOrganizations for other trainings that isavailable for the community. Atthe end of the project, we want an empowered LGBTI network in theregion.Oxfam NovibGAYON Albay LGBT Organization, Inc.GAYON was registered in the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) in 2011, and in the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) in 2012, GAYON is also accredited by the Provincial Government of Albay, LGU Legazpi Vity, LGU Daraga, LGU Sto. Domingo, and LGU Tiwi. GAYON Inc. also has a seat as a member in the Daraga Local Health Board, Legazpi City Project Monitoring Committee, City Planning and Development Coiuncil, and BUB Signatory. It is also one of 8 members of the Albay Provincial Planning and Development Council GAYON hasa total of thirty members and 7 Board of Trustees, 5 of which are also members of Execom. GAYON holds regular monthly meetings, annual assemblies, and mid-year and year-end reports.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation50000 19908 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19908Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGAYON Albay LGBT Organization, Inc.10947 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10947Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGAYON Albay LGBT Organization, Inc.10912 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10912Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGAYON Albay LGBT Organization, Inc.8233 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8233Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEGAYON Albay LGBT Organization, Inc.Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsThis covers 5 capdev trainings and 14 community visits identified as their agenda.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work13 Community based organizations/ rightsholders groups.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06345-06:PHOxfam NovibFull Project Title: Empowering Marawi Seige Women Survivors Against Gender-based Violence It has been 4 years passed since the 2017 Marawi Seige. Thousandsof Marawi IDPs remain in temporary shelter communities and othersare living elsewhere in tightlypacked communities and deprivedconditions like the project’s rightsholder group. Presently, they havebeen challenged again in the continuing onslaught of the Covid-19pandemic. With this current situation, the rightsholder group becomesmore vulnerable to any violence and abuses in the family and incommunity. This project is a continuing initiative from our previousVoice project. Generally, it aims to increase the protection of therightsholder group from any forms of violence and abuses. To achievethe maingoal, the project will continue to enhance the awareness andknowledge of the rightsholder on women’s rights. Capacity buildingactivities on various some topics will be provided. Because of thepandemic, the project will provide awareness on stress managementand self-care to boost the well-beingof the rightsholder group amidstof the crises. Livelihood activities are also included to improve theireconomic capacity that wouldreinforce their participation to theproject. In past project, we realized the importance for localorganizations to lead collectively the advocacy against GBV. Thisproject will support to strengthen the two Marawi womenorganizations. Capacity building activities will be provided to improvetheir skills on leadership and organizational management. The projectwill also facilitate in advancing theprograms and activities of thewomen organizations. This project will also work to increase theengagement and support of family members and communitystakeholders to the project. There will be valueformation sessions ongender-sensitive family relationship along with other family members.Dialogues with other community members, religious leaders and localauthorities will be strengthened to come-up joint resolutions andcollective actions with the rightsholder group.Oxfam NovibMindanao Tripeople Women Resource CThe Mindanao Tri-people Women Resource Center (MTWRC) was established in result to series of consultations among grassroots tri-people (Moro, Indigenous People, and Majority Settlers) women from different provinces in Mindanao in 2000. MTWRC works with the Mindanao Tri-people Women Forum (MTWF), an alliance of more than 50 local women organizations from different provinces in Mindanao. MTWRC is registered to the Securities and Exchange Commission on September 2002. MTWRC envisions for the betterment of the stature of the tri-people women where their rights are uphold and they become partners in building peace and development in Mindanao. MTWRC#s programs and services are linked to our advocacy for women empowerment, gender equality, human rights protection, peace, and food sovereignty.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation50000 15104 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15104Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMindanao Tripeople Women Resource C14205 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14205Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMindanao Tripeople Women Resource C13063 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13063Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMindanao Tripeople Women Resource C7628 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7628Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMindanao Tripeople Women Resource CCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasNARightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsThese are articles written by RHGs themselves. There were printed in a magazine as part of the project output.(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06345-07:PHOxfam NovibFull Project Title: Building a Web of Safety and Care for Women Human Rights Defenders The change that this project wishes to contribute is that the RHGs regained their confidence to continue perform their roles in their respective works. The constantthreats they experienced are significantly reduced. The change is basically at the level of the individuals that has an impact at the organizational and social level. At the individual level, the RHG are indicating increase in confidence because of established web of support. The red-tagging and vilification against the RGHs that proliferated during the pandemic period and had worsened overtime would decrease when they are given the opportunity to countermeasures with their access to legal support. The RHGs experienced red-tagging through makeshift posters, leafleting, tarpaulins, painting on public infrastructure (i.e.waiting sheds, walls, etc.) and posting malicious information online proliferated during the pandemic. A woman leader from Isabela accounted that her name appeared seven hundred (700) times in different posters in different areas. Another leader from Isabela was also visited by military agents twenty-five (25) times at her home. A leader from Cagayan also reported that she was interrogatedfor a whole month by military agents who camped near their house. She narrated that they talked to her from morning to afternoon even when she was doing household chores. Family members are witnesses to the abuses. In La Union province, the daughter of aPO leader broke down in tears when military kept on visiting their home and continuously interrogating his mother. In Cagayan province, the son of a woman leader had a heated argument and confrontation with a military officer for repeatedly harassing hismother. In Ilocos Norte, the son of a peasant leader was interrogated in his own school. The military officers kept on asking the whereabouts of his mother and father who had been in sanctuary. In thesame province, a daughter was with her friends attendinga church activity when military officers cornered her, andshe was asked to answer questions. This prompted the girl not to attend church activities in the meantime. In all these incidents, human rights defenders need to be safe and protected in doingtheirwork. Human rights defense is essential in achieving food security and human development. It is in this context that KADUAMI’s effort will focus on this. Within the organization, KADUAMI improved its human rights work by creating a web of support that caters to victims of human rights violations in its scope of work in Northern Luzon. With established linkages to professional service providers and a community support system, the rightsholders group can address mental health concerns and can refer membersof the community that need professional intervention. They can acquire knowledge and skills from trainings that provides livelihood opportunities for RHGs that lost the source of income. RHGs who are facing judicial harassment can seeklegal representation from lawyers. A community support system is in place initiated by family members and advocates of the RHGs andare active in campaign and advocacy.Oxfam NovibKatinnulong Daguiti Umili iti AmianKATINNULONG DAGUITI UMILI ITI AMIANAN (KADUAMI) is an Ilocano phrase which is translated as “People’s Partner in Northern Luzon”. It is a non-governmental and non-stock, non-profitorganization that has wide range and long-term experiences inimplementing projects in Northern Luzon, Philippines for over 37years. KADUAMI was established on October 04, 1983, after the FirstRegional Conference on Development Issues in Northern Luzon. Itwas registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission on July9, 1984. KADUAMI’s work covers 3 regions in Northern Luzon Philippinesnamely: Cagayan Valley Region or Region II, Ilocos Region or RegionI, and the Cordillera Administrative Region. KADUAMI envisions an empowered community that are able to assertbasic humanrights, promote self-reliant, equitable and sustainabledevelopment and progressive culture. To help realize this vision,KADUAMI commits to contribute to the development of self-determining, self-reliant and inter-dependent communities in NorthernLuzon. Toguide us through our development work are our COREVALUES that: 1. We are committed to uplift the situation of themarginalized sectors and communities; 2. We promote organized andactive people’s participation; 3. We are sensitive to indigenouspeoples andgender rights; 4. We work to contribute to social justiceand ecological stability. To achieve this, KADUAMI do capacitybuilding, research, networking, partnerships, and socio- economicwork. As a service institution, KADUAMI is working with the peasants,fisher folk, workers, urban poor, indigenous peoples, and otherinstitutions. It is committed to uplift the lives of the poor and neglectedsector. For the next 3 years, KADUAMI aims to contributeinstrengthening capacities of marginalized sectors in Northern Luzon forfood security and right to life.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation49999 -767424420 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 24420Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKatinnulong Daguiti Umili iti Amian17905 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17905Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKatinnulong Daguiti Umili iti AmianCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06345-08:PHOxfam NovibFull Project title: Boost, Amplify, Nurture, <(>&<)> Deepen (BAND) Elderly and Youth farmers skills for a stronger and rights-holder driven organization and empowered leaders The main changes that we want to highlight and expand on are: (1)increase in the numberof farmer RH who have accessed resources from the state or government, such as increased in the number Senior Citizens who have received social pension provided by the LGU. For instance, in the precious project was successful in its engagement with the LGU of Silay. Mayor Gallego of Silay committed to provide Php 600 per month social pension for 3,900 farmer petitioners. In addition, one of the resources that we want the rights holders to claim are various agricultural support services that government agencies can provideas well as prepare qualified RH to become suppliers to a Muscovado facility, in order for the Senior Citizens and youth to improve their livelihood; (2) We also target further strengthening of the 2 registered RH organization and so that it will be able to gain provincial recognition and influence. (3) We aim for this project to be able to integrate the RH (Sc and Youth) in a social media platform that the RH would be able to directly create their stories, promote their advocacies,and get direct feedback from their audience. This project also wants to accomplish both change from the individual rights-holder and organizational transformation. This empowerment accelerator project hopes to deepen or sharpen the capacities of rights-holder and further strengthen their organizations. The EM accelerator program will build on the accomplishment of the previous Voice project, which already reached more than 30 community organizations or peoples’ organization in Negros Occidental and with 2DOLE-registered organization composed of Senior Citizens and Youth members. In terms of individual rights holders, at the end of the project, we hope to have (1) well-informed rights-holders,senior citizens and youth, of their rights based on governmentpolicies and agency programs, (2) skilled RH in terms of articulatingtheir advocacies in various platforms, (3) key RH officers possessing leadership and management skills; (4) individual RH actively facilitating collaborations and negotiations with government agencies and stakeholders; (5) as well as individual RH actively participating as suppliers to a Muscovado facility in La Castellana, or similar facility in Negros Occidental. In terms of organizational change, we hope the project would results to: (1) strong RH organization that is managed by its own set of officers and thus able todevelop its own programs for its RH members, (2) an organization that established partnership and collaboration with municipal and provincial Offices of the Senior Citizens, (3) an organization that is also recognized at the provincial level to represent themselves at dialogues and consultations with government bodies.Oxfam NovibTask Force Mapalad Inc.Task Force Mapalad, Inc (TFM) is a national federation of farmers, farm workers and individualadvocates working for agrarian reformand rural development. Itassists farmer organizations through community-based organizing,campaigns for land tenure and productivityimprovement, productionand technology support, policy advocacy and research, andorganizational strengthening. Beginning with 500 farm workers from16 Negros Occidental haciendas in 2001, TFM now has 43,074 farmer-members from 8,226 estates covering a total of 89,850hectares. It works in nine provinces -- Cagayan Valley, Nueva Ecija,Eastern Batangas, and Oriental Mindoro in Luzon; Negros Occidental,Negros Oriental, and Iloilo in the Visayas; and Davao Oriental andBukidnon in Mindanao. TFM has helped improve the quality of life ofthe beneficiaries. Their new roles has enabled them to ease hungerand increase incomes and has likewise empowered them to plan theirown economic activities and eventually take part in developmentundertakings of their villages. The transformation of the beneficiaries’socio-economic roles – from mere landless farm workers to newlandowners and managers – have enabled them to collectivelyaddress and improve food security, purchasing power, education. For this project, Task Force Mapalad will be represented by TeresitaTarlac, thepresident and a senior citizen farmer . As SC Coordinator she will bethe main contact person and implementor for the organizationalformation and strengthening of the North Negros POs whosemembers include senior citizen farmers. She will oversee andcoordinate the planned activities with the whole project team to ensuretargets are monitored and documentation per activity is done. EduardoCadungon – he is a farmers and a senior citizen and he is the SCCoordinator for South Negros will be the main contact person andimplementor for the organizational formation and strengthening of theSouth Negros POs whose members include senior citizen farmers. Hewill oversee the planned activities and coordinate with the wholeproject team to ensure targets are monitored and documentation peractivity is done. The Youth Coordinator and will be responsible for theyouth representation in the organizational formation and access toresources. As member of the youth she will be in-charge of thedocumentation for each activity, in coordination with the 2 SCCoordinators. Armando Jarilla – is the National Coordinator and will bein charge of the administrative and financial compliance to donors, aswell as overall monitoring and report writing. In addition, Sherry AnnTuala is the finance officer based in Bacolod, Negros Occidental. Sheis in charge of the fund disbursement and liquidation of projectexpenses.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation49958 26483 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 26483Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETask Force Mapalad Inc.16432 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16432Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETask Force Mapalad Inc.7043 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7043Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETask Force Mapalad Inc.Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06345-09:PHOxfam NovibThe previous project generally placed a premium on consolidation by strengthening the knowledge and organizational capacity of IMGLAD chapters, identifying community issues and building a working agenda about these issues, and establishing connections toLGBTQIA+ organizations and partners to ensure that our initiatives will not be in silos from collective LGBTQIA+ actions. The change witnessed initially resided in the idea of having an augmented knowledge and space to voice out issues, exhaust one’s talent and capacities,and respond to the prideful call for leadership. But further advocacy skills are needed to push the advocacy and ensure that we arenot only members but advocates of the LGBTQIA+ community. Hence, armed with the necessary advocacy skills, the “IMGLAD to Advocate Pride in Mindanao” is an initiative that turns IMGLAD Chapters, not as mere vessels but a community of practice where advocates and allies can contribute to widening the political space for the LGBTQIA+ collective action. Situated in considerably grassroots, remote, and invisible spaces, the skills gained from this initiative are hoped to spark change as exemplified by advocates and allies proactively voicing out their issues within and beyond their immediate organization, feeding issues to the partners that gained from the previous project, and generally adding texture to our collective narrative. This project also hopes to witness change at the individual level, either as an LGBTQIA+ person or ally, to see him/her/they not only as a member or friend of an immediate organization but as part of a larger rainbow coalition and community of advocates working for the SOGIESC equality. It also hopes to witness change within the organization seen not only as a vessel of dormant issues and assemblage of functions and positions but as an active collective agent that feeds and interjects its agenda to the larger coalition of gender and human rights defenders where it is a part. And, albeit no direct change to the immediate, the output(improved knowledge, enhanced capacity, stronger allies, etc.) will form a crucial part of the brewing calls for LGBTQIA+ enabling policies and ordinances in the areas we work with.Oxfam NovibBalay Alternative Legal AdvocatesBALAOD Mindanaw Inc (Balay Alternative Legal Advocates for Development in Mindanaw, Inc.) is the new Host Organization of our grantee-partner, IM GLAD, for this new EM Accelerated Grant. BALAOD Mindanaw Inc. works with marginalized sectors and communities in Mindanaw through alternative lawyering and paralegalism, stressing active non-violence as an integral part thereof in the advancement of justice, gender equality, and resource tenure improvement in the context of active people’s participation in Governance. It is a non-stock, non-profit legal resource institution that provides legal services and capacity-building programs to its partner communities on resource tenure issues, human rights, women and children protection, environment protection and other justice issues primarily in Mindanao. It was formally established and registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on August 11, 2000 through the initiative of a small group of advocates, lawyers, paralegals and community organizers. As an institution, “BALAOD,” which isalso the Visayan word for law, believes in the legal empowerment of the marginalized groups and communities as a means to advance their access to justice, gender equality, and resource tenure improvement in the context of active peoples’ participation in governance. To this end, BALAOD engages with various marginalized groups through paralegal formation and capacity-building, alternative lawyering, policy formulation and advocacy guided by active non-violence as integral principle thereto. Hence, “bringing the law in the hands of the marginalized sectors and communities.”Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation49896 28584 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28584Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBalay Alternative Legal Advocates14918 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14918Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBalay Alternative Legal Advocates6394 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6394Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBalay Alternative Legal AdvocatesCSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06345-10:PHOxfam NovibFull Project Title: #LGBTILivesMatter: Accelerating Grassroots Tri-People LGBTI Movement Towards Rights-claiming and Empowerment through #Artstory and #Artvocacy LGBTQI people in Mindanao have been engulfed by a variety of circumstances that have significantly altered and shaped their lives and prospects. They remain socially, economically, politically, and culturally marginalized, passive victims in need of protection or a threat to development. However, these realities have obscure and limit LGBTQI's significant contributions as agents towards inclusive peace, gender-equitable, just, and inclusive community. Reflecting on the previous 12-month implementations, we found that surfacing grounded stories and narratives through various creative arts canamplify LGBTQI advocacy. Theirnarratives can be a powerful driver to creating and producing collective aspirations toward building a gender fair, just and inclusive community. Learning from LGBTQI’s narratives is vital because these are not lost on them.This is an entry point for various actors and stakeholders eager to see a gender fairness and inclusive community is a more viable option than violence and marginalization. Why creative art? It has always been one of the transformative tools used by AKMKto organize young people and popularize the demands, advocacy and aspirations of the tri-people youth and to educate broader and diverse communities to create collective actions. Through YAPAK, a cultural art wing of AKMK, already produce original songsand compositions, theatre plays and dance, gather young artists or painters, film-making, photography and literary pieces like poems and short story. The project is about accelerating the rights-claiming and empowerment of Tri-people LGBTQI members by surfacing their stories and narrative using creative arts to achieve following goals: 1. Accelerate the grassroots organising and mobilisation of active and non-active LGBTQI members to consolidate the formation of intersectional movements of LGBTQI. 2. Increase the visibility of participation of Moro and Indigenous Peoples LGBTQI in civic engagement and political processes in their respective communities. 3. Continuous engagements with champions from the local units, schools, private sectors, parents, tribal leaders and communities. 4. Sustain the collaboration with partner LGUs, BLGUs, CSO’s, Schools, and Communities. 5. Equipped LGBTQI members with knowledge and skills on digital advocacy, campaign design and leadershipmanagement.Oxfam NovibAlyansa ng Kabataang Mindanao paraTri-People Youth Collective for Peace of Mindanao Inc. - AKMK The Alyansa ng Kabataang Mindanao para sa Kapayapaan (AKMK) isa convergence of youth organizations coming from different points inMindanao. As an alliance thatoperates in different areas ofstruggle,our past projects focused on the providing capacity-building andsolidarity/networking in the advocacy for sustainable peace anddevelopment especially on pushing for the call of the youth alliance:Our Future is NOT for Sale. Generally, the alliance focuses on thestrengthening youth participation and empowerment on Peace-building in Mindanao, Inclusive and Sustainable Development, GenderJustice, Food Sovereignty and Climate Justice, and Youth Rights andWelfare. The alliance has been actively participating and involving inproviding spaces among the tri-people youth from different sectorsthrough organizing forums, local discussions, youth conference, localand Mindanao-wide camp, and community immersions. Through theinitiatives and efforts of the tri-people youth to conduct and getinvolved in this cause, we have learned that diversity orintersectionality of struggle strengthened our bond and solidarity andthrough our different campaigns we have explored different platformsand utilized our creative ways to express and forward our differentstruggle as a youth. AKMK has parallel committee structure onLGBTQI members named Initiative and Movement for GenderLiberation against Discrimination (IMGLAD) PH from the Mindanao-wide level down to the cluster levelof AKMK. The AKMK-IMGLAD hasactive and functioning structure and members in Lebak, SultanKudarat, Kolambugan, Lanao del Norte; Iligan City and Begong,Zamboanga del Sur. AKMK has affiliationwith other legal networksand movement such as the Mindanao PeoplesPeace Movement(MPPM) and Multi-Stakeholders Initiatives for Humanitarian Actionagainst Disasters (MIHANDs). Presently, AKMK are in partnershipwith Mindanao Tri-people Women Resource Center (MTWRC),Tri-People OrganizationAgainst Disaster Incorporated (TRIPOD, Inc.)and Mindanao Peoples Peace Movement (MPPM) under a 4-yearprogramme entitled Freedom of Religion and Belief Program (FoRB). AKMK operates in five major cluster area and sub-cluster areas inMindanao. Each of theclusters has members organizations. -MILANMO Cluster - Marawi City, Iligan City, Lanao del Norte, Lanaodel Sur and Misamis Oriental - Greater Davao Area (GDA) Cluster-Davao City, Davao Oriental, Compostela Valley - Caraga Cluster-Butuan City, Agusan del Sur, Agusan del Norte and Surigaodel Norte- Zambonga Peninsula Cluster- Zamboanga del Sur, Zamboanga delNorte, Pagadian City - MAGCOT Cluster - Maguindanao, CotabatoCity, North Cotabato, South Cotabato.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation49970 23343 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23343Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAlyansa ng Kabataang Mindanao para18639 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 18639Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAlyansa ng Kabataang Mindanao para7988 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7988Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAlyansa ng Kabataang Mindanao paraCSOs representing excluded and marginalised individuals have strengthened capacity and maintain and expand their civic space.CSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act and to maintain and expand civic spaceCSOs with improved organizational and technical capacity to act in favour of equality and equityRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06345-11:PHOxfam NovibFull Project Title: Intensifying the Gains, Advancing IP interest; Taking Back What is Ours project The propose project will scaleup the gains of the 1st project supported by Voice that facilitated the preparation of documents that were attached to the CADT application submitted to NCIP provincial office last November 21,2022 requesting the declaration of 348 has ancestral Land (claimed) involving 398 IP households in 4 barangays of the municipality of Hamtic as Ancestral Domain. The accelerated grant project that will be implemented will result to IP community compliance to the recommendation/s of the Provincial Delineation Team (PDT) using the prescribed template of the Provincial Delineation Team (PDT) based on the result of PDT review of the application submitted to NCIP provincial office. Through this project, IPs leaders shall develop skills towards active participation during the DENR survey, documentation of agreements regarding resolution of conflicts of boundaries, taking of pictures of significant places, landmarks and boundary markers, and advocacy to LGUs and government agencies. The evaluated and validated proofs shall be compiled as Ancestral Domain Recognition Book that will be submitted to NCIP Commission in Banc for final evaluation. Tracking systems and mechanisms at the IP organization shall be installed to monitor the status of CADT application, discuss and resolve issues related to the application. All activities that will be conducted will result to the completion of validated “proofs” supporting the claims as required by law towards the declaration of Ancestral land as Ancestral Domain with active participation of IP community leaders.Oxfam NovibPROCESS Foundation Panay, Inc.PROCESS Inc. was founded in 1983 as a national NGO as a result ofthe program of the international Labor organisation (ILO) called "sarilakas" sariling lakas "own strength". The Sarilakas program provided paralegal and trainings and capability building activitiesto marginalised farmers, sugar cane migrant workers, women and fisherfolk in Antique and was registered with SEC. in 1997, PROCESS filed office decided to be autonomous from the national NGO, and was registered with SEC in February 19,1997. PROCESS is legal resource NGOs and member of the national network of NGOs, the Alternative Law groups, empowering / training / organising IPs, farmers,fisherfolk, women and youth. PROCESS adopted a rights based approach to development and maintain critical partnership with LGUs and NGAs. we are operating in the 5 provinces of Panay Island and if this project will become successful, the same experience could be replicated in the remaining IP communities of Antique. Iloilo, Aklan and Capiz with similar situation and advocacy. Development work covers the 5 provinces of Panay Island, namely,Antique, Iloilo, Aklan. Guimaras and Capiz Vision: “PROCESS Panay is a sustainable organization working towards transformed and empowered communities living in a just,peaceful, God-Loving society in an ecologically sound environment ”Mission:“ To transform and empower the deprived sectors in Region VI to increasingly take control of their own destinies towards improved quality of life through community organizing” Core Values (GO!PROCESS) • Good governance • Organizing • Participation • Respect• Openness • Competence • Empowerment • Service • Sustainability Among its major program thrusts are: 1. To increase fisher folks andfarmers’ organizations critical awareness on socio-political, economic and cultural situations. 2. To advocate for pro-people and development oriented values. 3. To form viable, strong and self-reliant grassroots organizations. 4. To foster the rural poor political and economic control of productive resources. 5. To facilitate the active participation of peoples’ organization in the protection, conservation and rehabilitation of ecological resources. 6. To deliver services that would fulfill the basic needs of grassroots organizations 7. To facilitate and lobby for enactment of local and national legislation that servesthe interest of the rural poor. 8. To promote women’s participation ineconomic, political and social affairs. 9. To develop PROCESS’effectiveness.Key Result Areas (KRAs) 1. Building viable, strong,self-reliant and disaster resilient communities / POs 2. Linkaging and Networking 3. Resource mobilization 4. Organizational governance 5.Viable and sustainable community enterprise 6. Human Rights promotion and ProtectionMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation36912 24387 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 24387Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPROCESS Foundation Panay, Inc.8767 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8767Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPROCESS Foundation Panay, Inc.3758 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3758Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEPROCESS Foundation Panay, Inc.Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06345-12:PHOxfam NovibWith the legal challenges faced by KADUAMI, specifically against the two(2) officers and a partner representative, related to alleged violations of the Terrorism Financing Suppression and Prevention Act, and with the possibility of their accounts to be frozen, KADUAMI, through its Executive Director Ms. Leonida, has expressed if Voice could transfer the final tranche to a different organization, and hence this project accommodating this request by transferring the final tranche to another Voice grantee-partner CYC. AboutKADUAMI's project implemented with the support of Voice: Full Project Title: Building a Web of Safety and Care for Women Human Rights Defenders The change that this project wishes to contribute is that the RHGs regained their confidence to continue perform theirroles in their respective works. The constantthreats they experienced are significantly reduced. The change is basically at the level of the individuals that has an impact at the organizational and social level. At the individual level, the RHG are indicating increase in confidence because of established web of support. The red-tagging and vilification against the RGHs that proliferated during the pandemic period and had worsened overtime would decrease when they are given the opportunity to countermeasures with their access to legal support. The RHGs experienced red-tagging through makeshift posters, leafleting, tarpaulins, painting on public infrastructure (i.e.waiting sheds, walls, etc.) and posting malicious information online proliferated during the pandemic. A woman leader from Isabela accounted that her name appeared seven hundred (700) times in different posters in different areas. Another leader from Isabela was also visited by military agents twenty-five (25) times at her home. A leader from Cagayan also reported that she was interrogatedfor a whole month by military agents who camped near their house. She narrated that they talked to her from morning to afternoon even when she was doing household chores. Familymembers are witnesses to the abuses. In La Union province, the daughter of aPOleader broke down in tears when military kept on visiting their home and continuously interrogating his mother. In Cagayan province, the son of a woman leader had a heated argument and confrontation with a military officer for repeatedly harassing hismother. In Ilocos Norte, the son of a peasant leader was interrogated in his own school. The military officers kept on asking the whereabouts ofhis mother and father who had beenin sanctuary. In the same province, a daughter was with her friends attendinga church activity when military officers cornered her, andshe was asked to answer questions. This prompted the girl not to attend church activities in the meantime. In all theseincidents, human rights defenders need to be safe and protected in doingtheirwork. Human rights defense is essential in achieving food security and human development. It is in this context that KADUAMI’s effort will focus on this. Within the organization, KADUAMI improved its human rights work by creating a web of support that caters to victims of human rights violations in its scope of work in Northern Luzon. With established linkages to professional service providers and a community support system, the rightsholders group can address mental health concerns and can refer membersof the community that need professional intervention. They can acquire knowledge and skills from trainings that provides livelihood opportunities for RHGs that lost the source of income. RHGs who are facing judicial harassment can seek legal representation from lawyers. A community support system is in place initiated by family members and advocates of the RHGs and are active in campaign and advocacy.Oxfam NovibCordilleran Youth Center IncCordilleran Youth Center Inc. Who are we: # A non-profit, non-stock, non-government organization that is committed to help arouse, organize and mobilize the youth and students in advancing the interests and welfare of the indigenous peoples of the Cordillera. # CYC provides services to various indigenous and non-indigenous youth and students# organizations. It also coordinates various activities spearheaded by CYC partner organizations. What are our programs: # Education, training, animation and tutorial Preparation, dissemination and discussion of popular education materials on IP rights, youth and students rights and other issues. # Organizing and networking Helps in the formation and consolidation of community-base and school-based organizations. Develops and strengthen links and cooperation among youth in the countr and abroad. # Campaigns and advocacy Launches and participates in systematic and sustainedactivities towards the recognition of rights of indigenous peoples and that of the youth and students in particular. # Culture, heritage and development Launches and encourages youth participation in activities that seeks to strengthen, and develop indigenous social, cultural institutions and practices and enhance the cross-cultural learning. # Socio-economic and disaster risk reduction and management This is implemented through education and mobilizing the indigenous youth to uphold their role as protectors of their resources and communitiesMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation8585 8585 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8585Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECordilleran Youth Center IncCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06347-02:PHOxfam NovibIndigenous peoples’ political participation in state apparatuses has been uneven. In southern Philippines, home to majority of thecountry’s indigenous peoples, their participation in the newly formed Bangsamoro Autonomous Region of Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) is critical lest they become a minority within a minority. As Moros pursue their autonomy in Central Mindanao, non-Moro Indigenous Peoples (NMIPs), particularly the Teduray, Lambangian, and Erumanen ne Menuvu, are in danger of becoming marginalized within overlapping territories of the two peoples. The project aims to 1) Support the mobility of Teduray, Lambangian, and Erumanen ne Menuvu peoplesas they engage institutions (Congress, the Bangsamoro Parliament) and the Bangsamoro Transition Authority) and influence policies towards the promotion of their tenurial rights and autonomy; and 2) Help shape, through creative platforms, public discourse on the marginalization and mobility of indigenous peoples in that context as well as nationally.Oxfam NovibLegal Rights and Natural ResourcesThe Legal Rights Resource Center (LRC) is a Philippine environmental organisation created in 1988. The organisation is also called Friends of the Earth Philippines, and is an active member of Friends of the Earth International. LRC tries to protect the land rights of indigenous peoples in the Philippines, through legal aid to local groups claiming their rights on land and on their immediate surroundings. As a result of LRC's activities a new law came into force in 1998 that is meant to regulate these land claims. LRC tries to help local groups that make an appeal to this new law. Every year LRC works directly with around twenty-five local organisations, especially in Mindanao and Luzon where it has also set up local branches. LRC's headquarters are in Manilla. A total of twenty-six people work for LRC, many of whom are jurists. The organisation is also active nationally, in particular in national environmentalcampaigns and lobby. It maintains regular contacts with other legal aid organisations, and organises training programs and seminarsevery year. Its publications are of a high quality and LRC is often asked by the media to comment on issues.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation68607 16969 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16969Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELegal Rights and Natural Resources28792 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 28792Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELegal Rights and Natural Resources13745 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13745Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELegal Rights and Natural Resources9101 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9101Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELegal Rights and Natural ResourcesStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06347-03:PHOxfam NovibSAKAbataan hopes to contribute to this by convening a youth-led coalition of young farmers and young farmer allies who are organized and are able to champion young farmers’ agenda in policy-making at the national and local levels. The project aims to contribute in making agricultural sector policy more responsive to young farmers’ needs and therefore increasing youth participation in the agricultural sector. Sakabataan hopes to contribute to youth participation in policy dialogues by accomplishing thefollowing objectives: 1. Youth Farmer-led, Multi-sectoral coalitions are set up and serve as ecosystem of support for young farmers at the national level and in selected localities in the Philippines; 2. Youth Farmer Agenda and/or Magna Carta for Young Farmers is produced and adopted by young farmers-led multi-sectoral coalitions; 3. Potential champions among duty-bearers at the national and local levels are identified and briefed by on the youth farmer agenda and/or Magna Carta for Young Farmers; 4. Awareness-raising and advocacy campaign activities are effectively conducted with the leadership of young farmer ambassadors; and, 5. Documentation of project experiences are produced and shared among the coalition members and the public for coalitionsustainability.Oxfam NovibCenter for Youth Advocacy and NetwoThe Center for Youth Advocacy and Networking, Inc. (CYAN), is a youth-led, youth-serving non-government, and non-profit organization that envisions a community where young people are empowered and able to effect societal change towards a truly just and democraticsociety. It works to contribute to building of platforms for young people’s empowerment, meaningful participation, and youth agenda-development. CYAN provides capacity building and technical assistance to youth organizations, promotes partnerships and networking to help them inform and influence policies. CYAN is a community of learners who openly shares ideas, competencies and knowledge to effectively engage institutional processes and meaningfully contribute in social change. It is an institution that facilitates organizational growth, gender-fair initiatives, grassroots approaches, creative strategies and overcoming challenges among network organizations. CYAN is also part of various pro-democracy coalitions and networks such as: CoalitionAgainst the Marcos Burial at the Libingan ng mga Bayani (Heroes’ Cemetery), First Time Voters Network, Youth Vote Philippines, Sanguniang Kabataan Reform Coalition, Youth for Sexual and Reproductive Health, among others. CYAN was established in 15 January 2005, and is registered with the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation99421 32809 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 32809Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenter for Youth Advocacy and Netwo26524 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 26524Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenter for Youth Advocacy and Netwo32974 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 32974Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenter for Youth Advocacy and Netwo8808 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8808Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECenter for Youth Advocacy and NetwoStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06347-04:PHOxfam NovibThere’s already an organizing presence from various LGBTQI groups in different parts of the country. However, what’s often highlighted or what’s often involved in policy changes at the national level are those mostly middle-class groups based in Metro Manila. Even among the network of LGBTQI student organizations, those established from rural universities are hardly sustained. This disparity in terms of access to state institutions, resources, and opportunities, grows further because of the COVID-19 pandemic, which took ahit on people’s political mobility, and the continuous withering of state institutions at the peripheries, which affects the quality of access of communities to social services. Babaylanes Inc. comes in not as resource providers and sources of knowledge but as brokers – as facilitators of information, resources, opportunities, and even social relations. The organization’s main objective is to address the disparity by bridging groups at the center and groups at the peripheries and by initiating mutual exchanges of knowledge. Although we aim to strengthen and highlight the influencing capacities of these groups, we also look forward to reaching a mutual understanding of their diverse situations and taking them as essential considerations as we set the trajectory of the movement as a collective.Oxfam NovibBabaylanes Inc.Babaylanes, a non-profit organization mandated to capacitate LGBTQI youth, providing human rights education, and organizing campaigns and advocacy events. Babaylanes Inc. is the alumni association of UP Babaylan and a non-profit organization which seeks to replicate the Babaylan experience in other universities in the country through organizing, capacity-building, and awareness-raising on Human Rights, SOGIESC and HIV and AIDS. Through the organizing efforts of Babaylanes, a national network of almosttwenty LGBTQI student organizations was established. Babaylanes likewise takes leadership role in LAGABLAB, a national network of LGBTQI organizations which focuses on lobbying for LGBTQI-responsive policies and legislation, particularly a national anti-discrimination law. The organization also works on various research and advocacy projects, including the publication of #Anong Pangalan Mo Sa Gabi?,# a book featuring 50 questions often asked to LGBTQI Filipinos.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation58597 10390 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10390Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBabaylanes Inc.14531 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14531Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBabaylanes Inc.14665 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14665Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBabaylanes Inc.15398 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15398Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBabaylanes Inc.3613 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3613Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBabaylanes Inc.Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06347-05:PHOxfam NovibThe Department of Agrarian Reform launched the Support to Parcelization of Lands for Individual Titling Project (SPLIT) in October 2020, which will grant individual titles to collective CLOA holders as mandated under CARP within three years. But land rights groups, like ORKALEFF and KAISAHAN, caution DAR to first ensure that ARBs are not vulnerable to pawning or selling their land and are capable to make their land productive. In Leyte, SPLIT targets 3,000 collective CLOAs awarded to farmers now in their 60s or mid-50s ordeceased. Some may be unable to farm but with heirs who can continue farming their land. It is crucial that these ARBs retain land ownership, especially now with the economic pressures from the COVID-19 pandemic. How will the SPLIT project involve these ageing farmers and their heirs given COVID-19 restrictions for senior citizens and mass gatherings? ORKALEFF and KAISAHAN targets to influence DAR to ensure that ageing ARB members and their heirs are qualified to benefit from the SPLIT project, are not disenfranchised, and understand the repercussions of individual titling under SPLIT on their land rights. Specifically, it targets the following: 1. Local and national criteria and processes for the validation and prioritization of beneficiaries under the SPLIT project are influenced in favor of the qualified ageing ARBs and youth heirs. 2. Ageing ORKALEFF members and youth heirs are not disenfranchised or forced into parcelization by the SPLIT processes. 3. Clearer policies on ARB succession in collective EPs/CLOAs and policy or government directives on the provision of support services to ARB SPLIT beneficiaries are issued. The project will focus on ORKALEFF members in Ormoc City and Kananga and KAISAHAN partner ARB organizations in municipalities of Capoocan and Alangalang in Leyte. Other key actors are DAR, concerned agencies and CSO advocates.Oxfam NovibOrmoc-Kananga Leyte Farmers FederatORKALEFF is instrumental in the successful installation of 377 CLOA holders to a total area of 446.5217 hectares in Ormoc and Kananga, Leyte. Ever since its establishment in 2017, the federation assisted its members in fast-tracking their installation with DAR, as well as in monitoring land rights-related cases. The federation also mobilized to show solidarity and provide assistance to agrarian reform beneficiaries in every installation activity, along with other key institutions such as DAR, PNP, KAISAHAN, DRR, DOH, DSWD, CHR, and the Ombudsman. The federation#s support for the agrarian reform beneficiaries extended to post-installation activities, as an effort to protect the gains of agrarian reform. ORKALEFF ensured that the awarded lands are productive by promoting multi-cropping and being a conduit to access various support services from public and private providers. Through ORKALEFF, the installed ARBs received the following: # Farm equipment o Farm truck (1 unit) o Kubota tractor (1 unit) o Thresher (7 units) o Land Master (6 units) o Carabaos (5 heads) o Farm ducks (100 heads) o Cultivator (2 units) o Water pumps (4 units) # Training sessions on farm technology # Mushroom production training and capital build-up # Various farm inputs With ORKALEFF#s efforts, the ARBs, who are rice farmers, get at least 120 sacks of rice per hectare as their average gross yield every harvest. The other farmers (who were former farmworkers), on the other hand, started earning income from multi-cropping in their awarded lands and from mushroom production. With thesechanges, the farmers were able to pay their loans, provide food security for their families, improve their houses, and get better access to health and education. One of our members also got legally married with his partner because he finally had the money to do so. In short, the federation has contributed in the land rights advocacy in the province of Leyte, and in improving the quality of life of its members.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation46125 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 46125Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOrmoc-Kananga Leyte Farmers Federat27843 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 27843Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOrmoc-Kananga Leyte Farmers Federat17425 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17425Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOrmoc-Kananga Leyte Farmers Federat6401 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6401Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOrmoc-Kananga Leyte Farmers FederatStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06348-02:PHOxfam NovibThe project serves as the Linking and Learning facilitation/platform for the extension phase of Voice in the Philippines. The aim of the project is to build the Voice community and foster meaningful collaboration among partners rooted in values of inclusion and intersectionality. Recognizing the challenges that rapidly emerged in 2020, YGOAL believes that the work of sustaining a community that will push for inclusive participation will be more challenging. But it is a journey that YGOAL is eager to embrace. Being the Linking and Learning facilitator in the Philippines for the past two years gave YGOAL the experience to dive deeper into the complex issues of the rightsholder groups.Oxfam NovibYGOAL Inc.YGOAL is a social enterprise providing consultancy services specializing in program development, training and development and impact assessment. The organization was established in April 2013 whose founders are composed of professionals working with corporations,civil society organizations, and government. YGOAL has a total of 55 consultants who are matched with the needs of the clients which include but are not limited to NGOs, academe, government agencies, local government, business sector and faith-based organizations YGOAL is ENABLING ORGANIZATIONS. It is creating a stronger affinity between organizations and the communities they serve by conceptualizing programs that enable organizations to meet certain needs and fulfill their objectives. YGOAL is ENGAGING PEOPLE. It is all about engaging people and helping them improve their knowledge, skills and attitude by designing and conducting trainings thatare experiential in nature. YGOAL is ACHIEVING RESULTS. It is ensuring that programs are delivering real and tangible results andthat it have mechanisms that identifies potential areas for improvement and key learning points.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation207119 -3583572234 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 72234Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYGOAL Inc.60143 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 60143Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYGOAL Inc.62242 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 62242Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYGOAL Inc.-23335 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL -23335Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYGOAL Inc.Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNL-KVK-27108436-A-06348-03:PHOxfam NovibProject Title: Project GROW (Guidance for Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries on Organic Farming and Sustainable Ways of Working) The project aims to develop the capacities of farmers in Davao de Oro, specifically elderly Agrarian Reform Beneficiary (ARB) members of the Nueva Visayas Agrarian Reform Cooperative (NUVIARCO), to effectively set up and sustain an organic farm that will be profitable and safe for aging ARBs with health concerns due to their advanced age. Conventional methods of monocrop farming deplete nutrients inthe soil and expose workers to harsh chemicals. In meetings and needsassessments, NUVIARCO farmers expressed their need for technical support to strengthen their capacity to improve their farmproductivity and efficiency. The farmers’ cooperative also presentedcommunity maps that demonstrated their plan to convert theirconsolidated farm into an organic farm, which they need funding tostart. GROW was conceptualized to help these farmers, many ofwhom are aging ARBs, develop the necessarybusiness andtechnical skills to run viable organic farms. Land owned by theNUVIARCO farmers was once leased by multinational exporterMarsman. The farmers were hired as workers until the exporterpulled out in 2017 leaving the farmers with few resources. Becausethey were employees, they were not included in managementdiscussions. Member farmers (some of whom are already venturinginto organic farming) lack the skills and competenciesto managetheir farm despite their knowledge on the practical application offarming. This can make them susceptible to disadvantageouscontracts and business transactions. This project serves as thepractical application of a 2019 feasibility study by IDEALS, DonBosco Foundation, Interfacing Development Interventions forSustainability (IDIS), Inc., Foundation for Agrarian ReformCooperatives in Mindanao Inc. (FARMCOOP) and NUVIARCO. Thestudy found that in order to develop the 132-hectare organic multi-crop farm within five years, PHP 235.4 million is required for overallcosts––including capital. Project GROW will help walk thesefarmers through the processof starting an organic farm, focusing onhands-on and practical application of skills through active learningin a training farm thatwill simulate having their own organic farm. Itis innovative in its attempt to help long-time conventional farmerstransition to a profitable organic farming model––a safer, and moreenvironmentally-friendly form of farming and sustainable businessmodel––which is far different from the dominant type offarming inDavao de Oro’s factory-like banana plantations. It will also helpimprove economic gains for farmers by reducing agricultural wasteand farm input expenses. To accomplish this, IDEALS andNUVIARCO seek to help ARBs acquire essential knowledge, skills,and techniques to help them transition from farm-worker mentalityto businesspeople who can sustain their cooperative and practicesustainable farming and environmental management. An organic,environment-friendly training farm managedby FARMCOOP will becritical in ensuring that ARBs gain hands-on and practical skills andexperience. In the long-term the training farm can be developed intoan eco-tourism hub, offering paid workshops which will promoteorganic farming and generate additional income for the ARBs.Oxfam NovibInitiatives for Dialogue and EmpoweIDEALS, Inc., Initiatives for Dialogue and Empowerment through Alternative Legal Services, Inc., is a legal-focused advocacy and service NGO organized to address the legal and technical needs of the marginalized and vulnerable groups, particularly: banana farmerswho agrarian reform beneficiaries (ARBs), victims of human rights violations, and persons <(>&<)> communities affected by natural and manmade disasters. IDEALS engages in policy advocacy and influencing work, case build-up and documentation for victims of human rights violations, and conducts legal missions to help identified marginalized and vulnerable groups establish their legal identity and/or update their records. Specifically for the work with banana farmers, IDEALS sits as part of the technicalworking group on the bill which aims to regulate the contracts and relations between the farmers and the PS. IDEALS also engages the general public for awareness-raising about the struggles of farmers locked into unfair contracts and influencing PS towards responsible and inclusive business practices and operations.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation200000 82394 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 82394Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEInitiatives for Dialogue and Empowe38125 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 38125Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEInitiatives for Dialogue and Empowe45755 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 45755Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEInitiatives for Dialogue and Empowe23726 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 23726Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEInitiatives for Dialogue and Empowe8102 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8102Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEInitiatives for Dialogue and EmpoweCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06348-04:PHOxfam NovibProject Title: EQUIP -YP ( Economic Equality Initiatives for Productivity of Marginalized Young People) The project is about piloting and enhancing a design that willprepare <(>&<)> provide access to vulnerable/marginalized young peopleages 15-24 years old for economic inclusion. It will also attempt toimplement, come up with a model design for the Tulong TrabahoAct (RA 11230) targeting the former beneficiaries of Bidlisiw whounderwent the healing <(>&<)> recovery program as well as those who areresiding in the same communities who are also marginalizedbecause of their socio-economic conditions. RA 11230 is very newand based on consultation with TESDA Region 7 and CebuProvincial Office, this is not yet fully implemented in the area. Thereare many designs circulating around towards economicempowerment however the inclusion of the recovered drug addict,survivors of trafficking, those with low educational qualifications arenot able to cope/keep up with the opportunities provided due tovarious circumstances such as discrimination, lack of life skills andother job readiness issues. Bidlisiw's clienteles are children-youth inneed of special protection such as drug users/surrenderees,commercially sexually exploited children etc. who mostly are non-high school completers, some are overage for her/his currenteducational attainment thus going back to formal school is no longertheir priority. In our own data, among those highly vulnerable, 87%of young people would want to proceed to wage employment whileonly 13% would want to become entrepreneurs. However actualfamily profile of enrolled beneficiaries showed only 38% are wage-employed which is a big discrepancy of their own aspiration andinterest. From among those who are self -employed, 90% belongsto the informal economy. The main program of Bidlisiw which is thechild <(>&<)> family healing recovery <(>&<)> reintegration (CFHRR) is focusedon trauma recovery and strengthening of the personal resources.However, sustaining the behavioral changes is a challenge becauseonce they become young adults, access to economic productivity isdifficult because of their background. Relapse may happen if theyare not supported in this area. Many of the opportunities around aregiven to young people who are privileged, qualified, job-readyleaving behind this type of young people. Also, it was noted in ourexperience, even those who are senior high completers are unableto pursue college. They have limited access to information on jobvacancies and skills training available. It was also notable that somebeneficiaries are showing low self -esteems as they got to comparethemselves to others who have achieved a lot. Some companies inthe past have created biases on individuals living in those types ofcommunities where Bidlisiw beneficiaries reside. They are judgedas liabilities of the society and trust is at times absent. Thisoftentimes leads to young people settling for informal/laborious typeof jobs inside their communities where social security, the minimumwage isnot secured where the risks for labor exploitation and thedangers of relapse become big as they face the economicpressures. This prompted Bidlisiw to create phase 2 of the CFHRRwhich will develop their life skills for employability and facilitateeconomic inclusion of vulnerable young people and convince theprivate sector to open doors for marginalized youth. The aboveconcept will provide changes at the youth level making themequipped with life skills for employability, the organization is able toestablish a program for economic inclusion of the marginalizedsector, and at the level of the private sector making them moresensitive, non-judgmental, and inclusive.Oxfam NovibBidlisiw Foundation, Inc.Bidlisiw Foundation, Inc. is a social development agency operating for 28 years now. Being a community based agency, the Foundationdeveloped its programs and services as well as the methodologies tailored fit to the needs of children in need of special protection (CNSP) and their families. Bidlisiw#s Child and Family Healing Recovery and Reintegration (CFHRR) Framework of Intervention is aninnovation and is now being recognized by various agencies for best practice. In the locality, only Bidlisiw provides community based therapeutic interventions and reintegration services aside from the Social Welfare Office whose capacity is limited due to few number of social workers, and oftentimes the psychologists are hired as retainers or on calls. Bidlisiw also implements advocacy work, organize special events to raise awareness, participate in local governance through the special bodies to lobby on issues affecting children as well as other gender related advocacies.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation200000 49309 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 49309Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBidlisiw Foundation, Inc.52139 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 52139Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBidlisiw Foundation, Inc.47878 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 47878Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBidlisiw Foundation, Inc.40673 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 40673Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBidlisiw Foundation, Inc.10001 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10001Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBidlisiw Foundation, Inc.Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions27 active partnerships involving government and private sector. 20 signed MOUS from 2022-2023# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeOperational manuals, enterprise-based implementing guidelines and training modules and kits and AVP# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisations# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06348-05:PHOxfam NovibProject Title: Disability Inclusion in Digital Economy The COVID pandemic has underscored the importance oftechnology in accessinginformation and resources due to itsrestrictions. Persons with disabilities (PWDs) are further left behindin the new normal. ATRIEV, an assistive technology-focusedorganization, was able to transcend to the new normal andmaximized assistive technology to provide persons with disabilitieswith the skills to earn and survive. As early as 2018, ATRIEVrecognized the role of social media to promotebusinesses online.Using the Android platform, ATRIEV developed a training programcentered on using Facebook Marketplace for PWD micro-entrepreneurs nationwide. With assistive technology, participantswere taught photo editing apps, Facebook posting, and onlinebranding. In 2020, ATRIEV revised the social media training toinclude financial literacy, pricing, and costing of products andservices and renamed the training to Digital Business basicsTraining (DBBT). Since most businesses shifted online, the trainingalso included the use of e-payments, delivery services, and accessto online shopping sites. using video conferencing platforms,ATRIEV’s visually-impaired trainers redesigned DBBT for onlinetraining customized for PWD Android users. In 2020, majority of the150 DBBT training participants engaged in online selling of food,ready-to-wear apparel, herbal products, and e-loading services.However, because of the evolving technology trends, most onlinesellers and buyers shifted to the use ofInstagram for business, Online live selling using Facebook live and YouTube videos as add-ons to the social media business package. For this project, ATRIEVwill revise its DBBT course content to include Instagram forbusiness, video creation, and putting up a YouTube channel. Acommunication and presentation skills module will also be added tothe course. A customized marketing training will also be included tofocus on actual sales techniques. Aside from the skills developmentof PWDs, ATRIEV will also connect them to access resources fromgovernment institutions like the Departmentof Trade and Industry(DTI), Technical Education and Skills Development Authority(TESDA), and Department of Social Welfare and Development(DSWD). ATRIEV will train these agencies onaccessible documentproduction and online facilitation. ATRIEV will also conductaccessibility audits of their websites for remediation to ensure thatall of the government tools and processes are inclusive. Finally,ATRIEV will build a site where PWDs can learn, find jobs, sell onlineand earn. While government agencies have online tools, most ofthese tools are either not accessible or not appropriate forbeginners in using technology. Together with ATRIEV’s accessibilityexperts and a website firm, a fully accessible platform will bedeveloped that will help PWDs transition to the mainstream of digitaleconomy.The site will have a Learning Management System (LMS)that will host all the skills development training programs, a time logand monitoring system for ATRIEV trainers and employees to tracktheir work performance, a repository of profiles of employablePWDs and their portfolio, a directory of employers and their jobvacancies, and an online shop where PWDs can upload, share andconnect their businesses. Thisall-encompassing site will be knownas the Disability Inclusive Digital Economy Platform.Oxfam NovibAdaptive Technology for RehabilitatAdaptive Technology for Rehabilitation, Integration and Empowerment of the visually Impaired, Inc. (ATRIEV) is a nonprofit organization that was put up by a group of blind computer enthusiasts to break barriers and go beyond the so called limitations of persons with visual impairment. Through assistive technology, we’ve opened paths for blind and sight-impaired to access higher education and mainstream employment. In 25 years of implementing our transformative programs,<(><<)>(>,<(><<)>)> we’ve produced many first for the visually impaired. But with all honesty, can you even imagine a blind thriving in the field of information technology? Well, to solidify these statements, just view the profiles of the first software developer, first search engine optimization manager, first medical transcriptionist, first recruitment specialist, first blind computer trainers, contact center agents, virtual assistants, cross-sell agents, sales associates, and content writers. All that became possible through our quality computer education, but technology is only a tool. ATRIEV also focuses on what’s inside the blind person when we conduct life skills workshops, personality development workshops, and work ethics. With us, as the world of technology advances, no blind will be leftbehind! Vision To be the leadinginnovator and champion of technology-based education for persons with visual impairment and other disability. Mission To initiate,implement and facilitate programs, projects, activities and services for the empowerment, rehabilitation, and inclusion of persons with visual impairment.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation170842 7445 46195 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 46195Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdaptive Technology for Rehabilitat38001 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 38001Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdaptive Technology for Rehabilitat50250 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 50250Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdaptive Technology for Rehabilitat27803 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 27803Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdaptive Technology for Rehabilitat16039 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16039Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAdaptive Technology for RehabilitatCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge1 podcast, 11 articles, 22 videos# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and Learning4 rightsholders groupsNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approaches1 podcast, 11 articles, 22 videosNL-KVK-27108436-A-06348-06:PHOxfam NovibSibol: Economic Empowerment for Young and Women Agriculturists Sibol aims primarily to promote the economic empowerment ofyoung and women farmers through (1) access to enablingtechnologies, support networks, and information channels, (2) skillsdevelopment on technology, agriculture, and entrepreneurship, and(3) support provision in developing successful business plans. It iswell-acknowledgedin development economics literature thatdevelopment begins with the economic empowerment of theagricultural sector. This holds trueparticularly in the Philippines,where agriculture employs almost a quarter of Filipinos despitecomprising only 10.2% of the country's GDP (ASEAN, 2020). Therise of vegetable prices vis-a-vis the wastage of vegetable suppliesamid the pandemic lockdowns in 2020 hasshown how thedisconnect between agricultural communities and economic centersthreatens to worsen the conditions not only in rural areas but alsoraise food prices, affecting the poor and marginalized the most. Butthe emergenceof efforts, particularly by young people, to reconnectagricultural communities with buyers in urban centers have shownpromise. Through patchwork efforts, vegetable produce which couldhave been wasted was sold through innovative means using digitaltechnologies, social networking and marketing, and socialentrepreneurship. Thus, an opportunity presents itself not only toadapt the agricultural sector to the realities of the New Normal, but also to reinvigorate the interest of young people to take upagriculture - a looming issue for rural communities as the averageage of farmers rise every year. Agricultural communities are someof the most disconnected in political discourse due to theireconomic vulnerability. The first step in raising their voice is toorganize and collectively act to find solutions toward their economicempowerment. Young people, with their technological savvy andvigor, and women, with their vital skills in productive work andcommunity management in agricultural communities, can herein bethe linchpins to ensure that agricultural communities can becomeresilient in the New Normal. Furthermore, supporting the economicempowerment of the young farmers can allow them to hurdle thebarriers of their lack of access to land ownership, equipment, andcapital. Economically empowering women farmers can also providethem with sufficient footing to break free from the shackles offinancial dependency in the household. With this, the Center forAgrarian Reform, Empowerment and Transformation (CARET, Inc.),together with Reboot Philippines and Roots Collective, hopes toimplement the project Sibol where young and women farmers canpromote the economic empowerment of their communities through:- Organizing Economic Service Programs (ESPs)within theirorganizations based on their community's resources and capacities- Establishing baseline digital access technologies and skills toallow their community better access amid the digital economy -Collectively determining their development trajectory throughfacilitated businessplanning - Strengthening their capacity to fulfilltheir development trajectory through skills development, linkageprograms, access to economic resources, organization growth andresilience and values formation. - Implementing their organizationalgrowth andeconomic services plans (with technical and networksupport provided by the project)Oxfam NovibCENTER FOR AGRARIAN REFORM, EMPOWERCARET was founded in 1988 taking advantage of the democraticspace that was restored after the fall of the dictatorship. It started asa NGO focusing on tenurial rights of farmers. CARET organizedfarmers groups in Central and Southern Luzon to support theirstruggles in acquiring the lands they’ve been tilling for decadesusing the newly minted Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Law whichwas also a result of a long struggle from the time of Marcos. Asyears progressed CARET trained its attention to sustainable ruraldevelopment and expanded its programs to include fisherfolk, ruralwomen and most recently, young farmers. CARET works in localities where its partners are based. While itdoes not maintain satellite offices, its operation and activities areconducted in Southern Luzon (Laguna, Batangas, Quezon, andCamarines Norte), in Central/Northern Luzon (Tarlace, Nueva Ecija,and Pangasinan), Mindanao (Maguindanao and Bukidnon), andVisayas (Leyte and Cebu).Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation199400 15013 80982 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 80982Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTER FOR AGRARIAN REFORM, EMPOWER56922 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 56922Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTER FOR AGRARIAN REFORM, EMPOWER30021 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30021Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTER FOR AGRARIAN REFORM, EMPOWER21505 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 21505Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTER FOR AGRARIAN REFORM, EMPOWER24983 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 24983Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECENTER FOR AGRARIAN REFORM, EMPOWERCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06348-07:PHOxfam NovibProject Title: Empowering Refugee Women and Youth Towards Self-reliance and Socio-economic Integration in the Philippines This project is unique in that it is primarily led by the refugees forthe refugees. The Philippine Government is a State signatory to theUN Refugee Convention, and at present there are around twothousand documented asylum-seekers and refugees in the country.There are alsomany internationally displaced persons with regularvisas active or expired. There is lack of awareness about refugeesin the countryand how they live. As foreigners they have to rely ontheir own or from remittance from relatives overseas in order tosurvive. Many would go to the Community and Family ServicesInternational (CFSI - an NGO partner of UNHCR), for guidance andemergency support, but due to fund constraint, only the mostvulnerable could be given priority. There is no resettlement programin the Philippines and returning to their home countries is often riskyand difficult. Marriage with locals is common, buttheir families alsodo not understand much about refugees. Since refugees areoutside of their countries for fear of persecution and threat to life,they could not rely on consular assistance even to renew theirpassports. There are around 80 youth refugees aged 14-24 yearsold and more than a hundred active women in CFSI’s registry. Ofthe women, 84 are between 18-49 years old, and half of them aresingle. Most of them are living in Metro Manila and nearbyprovinces. Based on consultations with the refugee youthgroup,their main concern is how to have a better future in the Philippines.For the women, they want to be able to support themselves or that their husbands get a stable income. Many youthswish to havemeaningful connections with fellow refugees, but thewomen areselective of their friends. Refugees are at a greater disadvantage inthe Philippines due to their condition as displaced foreign nationals.While being “protected” by the Philippine Government, they are lefton their own. The lack of public understanding and awarenessabout refugees and how they should be treated often results inexclusion and even extortion. They are always set aside by HR andeven if they already qualify, their refugee visa is not recognized. Toomuch rejection affects their self-confidence. This project targets thevulnerable youth and women of employable age. The generalobjective is to promote self-reliance and local integration byimproving their capacities, self-confidence, and social connectionsto increase their chances of getting employed and have a stableincome. Specifically, the project intends to accomplish the following:1. To improve refugee self-image and build mutual support systemand capital for self-reliance; 2. To develop the capacity of refugeeleaders and project team toimplement and manage the project withminimal support. 3. To develop life skills and employability ofwomen and youth refugees leveraging on their multi-lingual capacityand diverse background; 4) To document and share theempowerment experience of youth refugees and help improvepublic awareness about refugees and their situation. 5) To link withlocal groups and network and increase company appreciation ofunique contributions of refugees.TG: PwDOxfam NovibCommunity and Family ServicesCommunity and Family Services International (CFSI) CFSI is an international NGO based in thePhilippines established in 1981. It is a long-time partner of UNHCRand UNICEF for various projects including refugees and statelesspersons. Its Urban Refugee Project (URP)works with the Department of Justice Refugee and Stateless Persons Protection Unit (DOJ-RSPPU) and UNHCR for refugee protection, durablesolutions, and policy development. It promotes refugee participationand empowerment. CFSI-URP has an office in Pasay city withnationwide coverage. CFSI will be the host for PACCI's project with Voice. The Philippine Arab Cooperation Council Inc. (PACCI) is aSECregistered organization from July 24, 2018, with five (5)incorporators namely: Mr. Rafea El-Hawi, Atty. Alexander Bacarro,Dr. Johayrah Omar, Mr. Raed Ghandour, and Mrs. Liza Marie El-Hawi. Presidential Adviser Sec. Abdullah “Dabs” Mama-O wasadded later, followed by Ahmad Alkhalaf, a Syrian businessman.There are 27 councilors who are appointed leaders of variousvarious nationalities from the Arab countries. The group has morethan 200 members, most of whom are refugees and asylumseekers, as well as a few non-refugees. Itstarted from a WhatsAppgroup established on Nov 11, 2017 called the “Lel-Musaadat” whichmeans “for aid.” When there is a member whois in need likehospitalized, disaster victim, person in detention, death etc. anappeal is posted in the chat group with the amount needed, andwithin 24 hours the money becomes available. Assistance is alsoprovided for employment and business linkages when possible.Since many members are refugees, information is shared regardingasylum and refugee protection, policy developments, and refugeeevents. This organization also help Arabs in disseminatinginformation regarding the Philippines. They translate news andother relevant information into Arabic and post them in the chatgroup to be circulated in all the other affiliate groups. Gossips, fakenews, and Arab jokes and stories are also shared by members.With support from majority members of the Arab community, PACCIwas set-up. Having a formal organization was deemed important tohave a legal identity. The WhatsApp connection increases innumber, and persons wanting toapply for asylum are referred to theDepartment of Justice and CFSI for assistance. As a recognizedrepresentative of the Arab refugees, Mr. Raffy El Hawi, the currentCEO of PACCI is often invited to speak on behalf of refugees and 7/1/2021Print Row - Smartsheet.comhttps://app.smartsheet.com/b/home?formName=fn_row<(>&<)>formAction=fa_printRow<(>&<)>parm1=497489754<(>&<)>parm2=31270173069<(>&<)>ss_v=133.0.16/9he also represent the community in various gatherings. They wereaccepted as member of the Asia-Pacific Refugee RightsNetwork(APRRN) upon endorsement of CFSI and Migrant Forum Asia(MFA). The Refugee Youth Group was formed by CFSI in 2020 as aconsultative body for the refugee participation in the United NationsYouth Advisory Board where Ms. Josette Limbona, a refugee youthleader,was selected as representative for the sector of refugees,asylum-seekers and stateless persons. There are around 35 youthmembers inthe group with various nationalities including Arabiccountries. Most of them are living in Metro Manila and adjacentprovinces. Ten youth members serve as a core group.They holdvirtual meetings at least once a month and as needed. They are notyet formed as an organization.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation181872 45474 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 45474Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunity and Family Services49887 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 49887Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunity and Family Services41141 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 41141Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunity and Family Services36276 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 36276Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunity and Family Services9094 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9094Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICECommunity and Family ServicesCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasOn-goingRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge1 PACCI brochure and 2 videos# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06348-08:PHOxfam NovibThe project aims to create solidarity between rural and urban communities in the production, distribution and exchange of products,goods, services and knowledge that enhance their well-being, generate income and contribute to their local economies. Urban poor communities act as the hub in the promotion,distribution and exchange of products, goods and services from and to rural communities. Rural communities are usually at the losing end in the exchange of their products, with traders buying them at verylow prices. They are not fairly and adequately compensated of their produce resulting them to be economically marginalized,dependent on traders and loan sharks on the marketing of goods and on the provision for credit. Urban communities have to bear on high prices of agricultural products like vegetables, fruits thereby forcing them to buy processed products, which have short and longterm effects on their health and economic well being. This proposal aims to connect the urban and rural communities in thespirit of solidarity to address the pressing issues on unemployment, high cost of food, lack of investments and access to credit to both communities, and inequalities both faced perennially. Crisis in the market system, whether local or international, brought by financial crunch, pandemic, political upheaval and current setup of exclusion in the economy grossly affect the poor both from the urban and rural communities. Urban and rural communities directly collaborate withOxfam NovibRural Poor Institute for Land and HThe organization was created in 2010 by human rights advocates who felt that there is a need to create an institution that will address the gross human rights violations perpetrated by the State and other non-state actors. At the time, peasants claiming their rights under the CARP were killed or charged with criminal cases to weaken their resolve in availing of their claims under the law. The goals of the organization are: a) ensure equitable and secure access to and control over productive land and water resources, b)democratization of governance in the country, c) sustainable management of natural resources, d) rights conscious, just, and assertivecitizenry. It envisions “A just, free, abundant, and democratic Philippine society, where people are adept, have secure and equitable access to productive resources, are stewards of nature and able to sustainably manage natural resources, and lives in peace and harmony together.” RIGHTS recognizes the value of communities and individuals to effect change and overcome the structures that hamper their collective growth. Central to RIGHTS advocacy campaigns and philosophy are the use of active non-violent actions to highlight the burning social inequality issues and engage the State to provide viable, responsive and participatory solutions to the issues.The use of non-violent means provides high ground to the issue, generates broader support from the public, lessen human suffering, facilitates the healing of divided communities, and is powerful tool againstthe naked use of force and impunity. Against countless human rights violations and abuses, RIGHTS has been consistent in engaging through nonviolent actions and demonstrated successfully its effectiveness,replicability, scalability, and sustainability. It started to incorporate the tactical and responsible use of social media in its campaigns and as a tool in providing protection to its human rights defenders and communities. The gender dimension of our advocacy campaigns are evident in many women-led local organizations and movements with women leaders and members playing dominant roles in the planning of strategies, tactics and activities the organization under took. Grassroots women’s role to the campaigns were crucial in defusing hostilities during high-tension encounters with armed anti-reform actors, creating spaces for dialoguesand mediation,strengthening community protection, and sustain the advocacy for their right over the land.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation175048 67224 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 67224Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Poor Institute for Land and H44604 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 44604Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Poor Institute for Land and H33301 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 33301Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Poor Institute for Land and H21167 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 21167Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Poor Institute for Land and H8752 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8752Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICERural Poor Institute for Land and HCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendas8 women rhgs, 16 from the COP and RIGHTSRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders9 rightsholders groups, 1055 women rightsholders from 3 project sites# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgemodules# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06348-09:PHOxfam NovibThe proposal envisions our indigenous communities with improved human well-being supported by our land and sea’s sustained ecosystem services through the protection,security and management of our ancestral domains that would enable us to be productively engaged in inclusive economic growth. The project consolidates NATRIPAL’s vast experience obtained from years of active participation in development projects. We shift from a project perspective to a life-long vision that takes all our experiences, resources, and lessons learned and use them to enhance our cultural beliefs, systems, and mechanisms. Our proposal focuses on three major priorities: 1) Secure our ancestral domains to empower us in prioritizing our needs, assume responsibilities over our decisions, and lead development efforts in our communities, 2) Protect our natural resources which is home to our culture and all that is sacred to us, including the valuable ecosystems services that underpin our livelihood, and 3) Build sustainable community enterprises from the natural capitals our sacred lands sustainably offer. Cross-cutting interventions are, a) capacity-building, b) knowledge management and communications, c) digital inclusion, and d)partnership-building. The capacity-building activitieswill address individual and community requirements to enhance their role and the quality of their participation in organizational and resource governance. Our project will be a powerful learning opportunity for the indigenous communities, enabling them totake the lead in sustaining and building on project gains on their own. The knowledge management will focus on capturing, processing, organizing, and sharing project knowledge for continuous improvement. It will put the right knowledge in the right handsor to whom they would matter most. It will also help us measure our progress using scientific metrics and decision-making tools. The digital inclusion responds to the growing digital divide because of the COVID-19 pandemic. With lockdowns shifting relationship-building and participation in the social, political, economic, and cultural affairs to digital platforms, the indigenous communities are almost always left out. Most indigenous communities are often left uninformed and isolated from the digitizingworld because of limited access to the internet, multi-functional devices, proper information, and communications and technology tools. Our digital inclusion hopes to bridge that divide and slowly mainstream the community into digital platforms, allowingthemto reconnect with families and friends across the globe, access market and other information, participate in the monitoring of their natural resources and its biodiversity, and even allow indigenous children to have accessto proper education. Our projectalso hopes to build partnerships that could mobilize resources and inspire actions that support ourendeavors. The change we imagine starts in having the peace of mind and the confidence in knowing that our ancestral lands are finally our own, and that any investment we make will benefit our children and their children’s children. We know that our lives are closely tied to our land sand we will do our best to protect and enhance it – we always do our best, hoping for positive changes and a chance at better future.Oxfam NovibNAGKAKAISANG MGA TRIBU NG PALAWANThe Nagkakaisang Mga Tribu ng Palawan, Inc. (NATRIPAL) or the United Tribes of Palawan, is an indigenous people’s (IPs) organization federated by 63 local associations spread across the island of Palawan, consisting of three indigenous groups, namely: the Tagbanua, the Pala’wan and the Batak. It is an organization of indigenous communities, by indigenous communities, and for indigenous communities. NATRIPAL works for the recognition of IP rights to own their ancestral lands, manage their own livelihood, protect their own resources and properly govern and protect their people and their customs. NATRIPAL implements programs involving land rights, natural resource management,enterprise development, community organizing and on the late part of the decade works with anti-mining advocacy since most mining areas are homeland of indigenous people. Among the notable accomplishments, is the issuance of titles or claims to 13 local IP community partners. It had been involved in the establishment of sustainable livelihood enterprises based on the collecting of wild Apis dorsata honey and on high-quality crafts made of rattan and other forest materials. Meanwhile, the gradual empowerment of the join indigenous peoples of Palawan is perhaps the single most significantachievement of NATRIPAL. The federation was organized in December 1989 and was formally registered with the Philippine Securities and Exchange Commission on February 4, 1991 as a non-stock, non-profit, non-sectarian organization. There are thirteen (13) member board of directors headed by the President that administers the federation. In the 1980s, the indigenous communities of Palawan began to feel the intrusion of migrants into their ancestral domains. They came in first as buyers and then middlemen andslowly but surely as concessionaires who took control not only of the products flow but of the land and forest resources as well. The communities’ movements and livelihoods became restricted. Forest products flowed out of their forests without the communities getting their fair share of the profit. At that time, a Filipino priest, Rev Fr. Armando R. Limsa of the Filipino Tribe Apostolate (TFA), recognizing the trend of migrant intrusion and the diminishing control of the IPs on their ancestral land, started going around and laid down the foundation for the building of the federation. The series of meetings with the IP communities culminated in a general assembly in 1989 and the first main objectives of the federation were: • Strengthening the spirit ofinterdependence, brotherhood and solidarity among the indigenous people of Palawan • Securingthe freedom of indigenous people within their ancestral domains. • Promoting the sustainable use of natural resources towards raising thequality of life of theindigenous people of Palawan. • Formulating, implementing and cooperating with other agencies on programs/projects addressing the primary needs of the indigenous people of Palawan such as health, education, livelihood and security of tenure within the land. • Generating awareness in the minds of Indigenous People on the real conditions of IP in Palawan, the country and the world with response to ecological balance. Preserving the indigenous Palawan culture, traditions and learnings from the wisdom of elders.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation200000 1559 108955 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 108955Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENAGKAKAISANG MGA TRIBU NG PALAWAN41133 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 41133Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENAGKAKAISANG MGA TRIBU NG PALAWAN30340 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 30340Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENAGKAKAISANG MGA TRIBU NG PALAWAN9572 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9572Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENAGKAKAISANG MGA TRIBU NG PALAWAN11559 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11559Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENAGKAKAISANG MGA TRIBU NG PALAWANCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grant# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitated# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06348-10:PHOxfam NovibThis is YGOAL's project extension on L<(>&<)>L. The project serves as the Linking and Learning facilitation/platform for the extension phase of Voice in the Philippines. The aim of the project is to build the Voice community and foster meaningful collaborationamong partners rooted in values of inclusion and intersectionality. Recognizing the challenges that rapidly emerged in 2020, YGOAL believes that the work of sustaining a community that will push for inclusive participation will be more challenging. Butit is a journey that YGOAL is eager to embrace. Being the Linking and Learning facilitator in the Philippines for the past two yearsgave YGOAL the experience to dive deeper into the complex issues of the rightsholder groups. PROPOSED METHODOLOGIES FOR THE COMPLETION OF PROJECT REQUIREMENTS The following proposed methodologies integrate YGOAL’s existing mechanisms for partners looking to expand the reach of the community through partnership building, amplification, and capacity strengthening. For the Linking and Learning Facilitation project, the methodologies below will be implemented to ensure the delivery of targets: 1. YGOAL will maximize all voice grantees (cohort 1-2) in the process of engagement and communitybuilding 2. YGOAL will use its partners and networks to create a communities of practice, communities of stakeholders, and a learning community. Through YGOAL’s established and continuing working relationships with various organizations forging partnerships and/or endorsing the project is easier and more accessible. 3. YGOAL will maximize the use of its online communities and pages to amplify the message of inclusion nationwide. The efficiency and effectiveness of this process have been proventime and again with YGOAL’s various projectOxfam NovibYGOAL Inc.YGOAL is a social enterprise providing consultancy services specializing in program development, training and development and impact assessment. The organization was established in April 2013 whose founders are composed of professionals working with corporations,civil society organizations, and government. YGOAL has a total of 55 consultants who are matched with the needs of the clients which include but are not limited to NGOs, academe, government agencies, local government, business sector and faith-based organizations YGOAL is ENABLING ORGANIZATIONS. It is creating a stronger affinity between organizations and the communities they serve by conceptualizing programs that enable organizations to meet certain needs and fulfill their objectives. YGOAL is ENGAGING PEOPLE. It is all about engaging people and helping them improve their knowledge, skills and attitude by designing and conducting trainings thatare experiential in nature. YGOAL is ACHIEVING RESULTS. It is ensuring that programs are delivering real and tangible results andthat it have mechanisms that identifies potential areas for improvement and key learning points.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation150784 15000 101318 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 101318Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYGOAL Inc.34626 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 34626Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYGOAL Inc.14840 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 14840Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYGOAL Inc.15000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYGOAL Inc.Civil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees actively contributing to knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsBased on the current database of grantees (from all cohorts) a total of 60 organizations are listed.# updates disseminated to grantees by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)These are conducted based on the number of events that required updating to the grantee partners% non-grantees accessing and using knowledge sharing platforms created and moderated by Linking and Learning facilitating organisationsorganizatio ns who are former grantees of Voice# Linking and Learning exchanges between grantees and rightsholder groups facilitated by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations (online and offline)# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications that have been shared by grantees via knowledge sharing platformsProject PAGBUKLAT: The collaboration between Gayon and IMGLAD enabled them to develop these materials that were made available to the public to enrich awareness on the LGBTQIA+ advocacies Project AGILA: Conducted livestreams for the advocacy for Persons with DisabilitiesLinking and Learning systems and processes are in place that contribute to the insights, understanding and innovation capacity of grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.% grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting benefits from using the Linking and Learning infrastructureThe relationship between Linking and learning Facilitators and grantee partners are not reportorial in nature. They are not required to report to us. They are actively invited to be engaged in all LL activities without obligations of reporting to us after a long period of time after each engagements.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-02:TZOxfam NovibThe grant applied by OKOA New generation aims to support the project to improve the sexual and reproductive health, rights and well-being of vulnerable adolescent girls in Arusha. At the end of implementation, the project intends to achieve the followingwhich include but are not limited to: young girls are empowered to increase their knowledge, information and confidence in decision-making over their sexual reproductive health rights and gender equality. Improved income and economic status of young girls through sustainable business and entrepreneurship activities. Increased support from government, families, households, and communities to create anenabling environment for promoting girls’ reproductive health rights and economic status. Furthermore,this project intends to empower young girls in family planning, gender and sexual reproductive health and education to increase their knowledge, levels of confidence and decision-making over their sexual reproductive health and rights aspect. The projectwill also establish adolescent girls and young women groups and empower them with entrepreneurship and business skills, economic opportunities, and access to finance, markets and technical services to scale up their businesses. In order to achieve theintended results, the project aims to implement thefollowing activities: 1. Conduct Project inception meeting with Local Government leader, Community Health Workers, School leaders, key stakeholders including Traditional leaders, value chain actors to address the project objective and creating road map for project implementation. 2. Conduct Identification, formulation of self-help groups for out of school AGYW and school clubs that will participate in the project implementation at ward level. 3. Conduct training to out of school young girls’ groups and school clubs on gender, life skills, sexual reproductive health and social behavior change communication (SBCC) to increase confidence on decision making over their sexual reproductive health rights and gender equality. 4. Conduct training on business and entrepreneurship skills to out of school Adolescent Girls Young Women groups to improve their income, productivity and wellbeing. 5. Creation and distribution of IEC Materials for awareness raising and advocacy of adolescent girls and young women sexual reproductive health and economic empowerment. 6. Conducting site mentorship, coaching and support supervision to out of school young girls’ groups and school clubs. 7. Attend VOICE Tanzania programmatic and thematic Linking and Learning eventsOxfam NovibOKOA NEW GENERATIONOKOA NEW GENERATION (ONG) is a, transparent, accountable and Community-led non-profit organization in Tanzania. The organization isregistered in Tanzania May, 2014 under the Non-Governmental Organization Act, 2002, with the registration number 00NGO/0000708. ONG#s overall goal is to sustainably improve the standard of living of the local communities with more focus on youth, Women and PWDs. OKOA centers its development approach around active community participation and partners with both local and international organizations to ensure institutional strengthening, capacity building and sustainable development. Since our founding in 2014. OKOA NEW GENERATION vision is to envisages a just, democratic and inclusive society, free from poverty, with theMission to promote inclusive socio-economic empowerment and right-based participation of the marginalized youths, women, children and People with Disabilities for sustainable development. Okoa New Generation has closely working relationship with targetbeneficiary since its inception, The establishment of youth platform including PWDs at the local level ONG has positioned its self as a referral for youth issues and championfor empowerment of youth and person with disabilities, hence youth and PWDs become closely with organization Since the beginning OKOA has been forefront to implement the project which aim to mobilize, empower, safeguard and promote the rights of person with disabilities, girls and youth at local and national level, this create anopportunity for organization to know their challenges, gaps andcrucial information regarding the development hence create a strong relationship with the target beneficiaries Also, during the planning and designing of its program activities the organization has always involves the target beneficiary, and therefore creates friendship and build a strong relationship, The organization also has good working relationship with youth and PWDs network and coalition which provide a space for interaction and sharing knowledges on the development of person with disabilities, youth and their needsMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation24996 9323 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9323Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOKOA NEW GENERATION13337 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13337Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOKOA NEW GENERATION2336 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2336Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOKOA NEW GENERATIONCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursOKOACSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsOKOACSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsOKOARightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationssexual reproductive health rights among young girls and womenreached 25 (38.46%) AGWYs out of schools with the economic strengthening support, 7 (28%) were able to initiate new business and 4 (16%) improved (value addition),2 (40%) business group and register in respective area which is still on progress# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsreached 25 (38.46%) AGWYs out of schools with the economic strengthening support, 7 (28%) were able to initiate new business and 4 (16%) improved (value addition),2 (40%) business group and register in respective area which is still on progress# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasOKOAOKOARightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders82 right holders (31 adolescent Girls and Young women out of school and 40 adolescents’ girls in school and 51 Adolescents girls from two schools)# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work82 right holders (31 adolescent Girls and Young women out of school and 40 adolescents’ girls in school and 51 Adolescents girls from two schools)% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-03:TZOxfam NovibThe grant applied by Hakizetu Organization aims to support young mothers from disadvantage background with skills of vocational training where 15 young women and girls will enroll to a one year intensive training on garment making and designing and supported to establish fashion business of ready made garment cloths, 40 young women and girls will be supported with training on small business start-up while also supported to establish or strengthen their business with an opportunity to accessing 6 months business mentorship. Also 3200 young women will be trained on sexual reproductive health rights including family planning and violence prevention through using “Process Oriented Approach” (POA) and self-defense approach. Self-Defense gives women and girls power to choose how to respond to violence, without judgment or victim blaming. It empowers them to be in command of their minds, body, and spirit. It teaches them how to allow and to live their lives boldly and freely without fear. Hakizetu is planning to conduct those activities in order to give young women and girls an economic freedom and support them to engage direct in decision making especially on issues that affect their lives directly. The primary goal for this project is to Create access to social and economic opportunities through empowering young Women and girls. Furthermore, this approved project aims to promote young women and girls’ economic empowerment through gender mainstreaming. This will be done through capacity building, skills trainings and provision of seed capital and supporting themto access seed capital and soft loan to other financial institutions in order for them to be economic independent, entrepreneurshipskills training, and business mentorship for a period of up to 6 months will enable them to recover from economic impact of Covid-19. In order to achieve the intended results, the project aims to implement the following activities: 1. Garment Making and Designing Training. 2. Business Start-up and strengthen Training to 30 Young Women and Girls 3. Community Mobilization sessions on SRHR and Economic rights through using Process Oriented Approach (POA) 4. Attend Voice Linking and Learning events 5. External EvaluationOxfam NovibHakizetuHakizetu is a non-governmental and young people led organization that was founded in 2015 and legally registered in 2016 to operatein Tanzania mainland. Hakizetu is working on preventing gender-based violence against young women, adolescents and youth including sexual violence, child marriage and teenage pregnancy. Hakizetu also works on promoting accessibility of right and quality Sexual Reproductive Health services and information among women, adolescents and youth including accessibility of youth friendly health services. Hakizetu also works on empowering economically young women and youth, survivors of violence through provision of vocational skills, entrepreneurship skill, business mentorship and seed capital for business start-up and strengtheningCurrently Hakizetu is implementing its activities in Geita, Shinyanga, Mwanza and Arusha regions of Tanzania with 3 offices (Branches) in Mwanza and Arusha Tanzania. Hakizetu is a Swahili word, which literally means ‘Our rights’ in English. Hakizetu wasfounded by 5 persons; 1 man and 4 women who felt compelled to undertake and implement the goal and objectives under the core values of the organization towards positive action to enhance the young women and girls, children and youth’ voices to access theiruniversal human rights to equity, equality, justice and safety.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation24209 8282 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8282Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHakizetu1990 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 1990Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHakizetu9983 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9983Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHakizetu3954 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3954Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEHakizetuCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingHakizetuCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsEconomic empowerment - Entrepreneurial training# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsEconomic empowerment - Entrepreneurial training# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasHAKIZETUHakizetuRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders5 groups formulated and supported with sewing machine and office rental space for 6 months# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work5 groups formulated and supported with sewing machine and office rental space for 6 months% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% of the 5 groups formulated and supported with sewing machine and office rental space for 6 monthsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-04:TZOxfam NovibThe main goal of the project is to provide long-term economic solutions by helping people improve their skills. This will help girls and young women between the ages of 12 and 35 who work in the informal sector have a voice, be represented in decision-making, andhave power in their communities and at work. Also, it wants to add to what the government is doing to help the targeted population get out of poverty. Facilitation, coaching, and other skills learned during project implementation will help people get into the formal market with skills, confidence, resources, and references. The project will be carried out in the Kigamboni, Dares Salaam, and Kisarawe Coastal regions, which are both rural and near cities. The districts that have been named are coastal areas. In these areas,it's common for people to get married young, drop out of school because of their lives, which can be hard or involve single parenting, have low self-esteem, lack or low exposure to legal, mental health, coaching, and mentoring services, and have limited access toinformation. WATED believes to train 440 identified teenage girls and young women champions in life skills, STEM, starting and growing a business, using technology to find and grow a business, online safety, registering a business and securing its name, secure and business branding, scaling up, and securing seed funding in the amount of USD 50 for 22 groups of ten selected individuals; 100 participants will save as trainers and champions. Teenage girls will learn abouttheir body autonomy, birth control, and how to report GBV through this project (to both). Also, young mothers and young women who get training will continue to get coaching, mentoring, legal advice, help making connections, and help growing their businesses. Every three months, there will be two weeks of training that includes hands-on work, mental health training, and counseling. The goal of the project was to give young women and girls a place to meet, share stories, and learn from each other. The lessons learned from this will be used in other parts of the country. The project is meant to bring up policy issues that will then be used to fill in gaps in the implementation of either policy. Focusing on the coastal area, we want to be a helpful organization where people can talk directly to the local and central governments about their stories and problems.Oxfam NovibWomen Action Towards EconomicWATED was registered in September 2013 under the Ministry of Health Community Development Gender Elderly and Children with registration number 00006546. All founding members identified prior to attending the Leadership Training in United States for the studies of Legal – access to justice and legal information to rural communities; Health issues to rural communities; participation ongoing projects to members of the public. By believing in giving back to the community founding members came up with the idea of having an organization that will empower community specifically women and girls at the aspect of leadership, life skills, and human right defenders. From the needs identified holistically we agreed to approach our programs and activities based on our expertise and to bank on partnership with existing local, regional and international organizationsMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation5344 5012 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5012Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen Action Towards Economic8173 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8173Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen Action Towards Economic5013 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5013Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen Action Towards Economic3039 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3039Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen Action Towards Economic3720 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3720Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen Action Towards EconomicCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingWATEDCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsEconomic empowerment# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsEconomic empowerment# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasWATEDRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders20 groups of women in Kisarawe and Kigamboni# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work20 groups of women in Kisarawe and Kigamboni% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% of 20 groups of women in Kisarawe and Kigamboni(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-05:TZOxfam NovibAs a result of social cultural practices such as patriarchy, women in the lake zone region, particularly in Mwanza, are often regarded as individuals of a lower class and are perceived as someone whose primary responsibilities are to care for the family and bear children. While the vast majority of the men folk are engaged in either smallscale agricultural practices, business, or employment. The household chores of the women take up the majority of their time, and they are not given a voice in the decisions that affect their families. They are also prevented from obtaining a higher education and are wholly reliant on their male counterparts. In addition, they are forced to take the burden of the majority of social ills, such as dowry systems and domesticabuse. The majority of the women in the Isamilo ward of Mwanza are actively engaging in unpaid work. As a result, the majority of the activities these women participate in are for subsistence purposes rather than activities that result in income. This contributes to a cycle of poverty amongwomen in the lake zone and an increased gap of inequality, particularly with regard to access to and ownership of productive resources. Now Us Cooperative has the intention of putting into action a project that will raise awareness about women's rights to employment and access to productive resources such as land and properties. The goal of this project is to make a long-term improvement in the quality of life of women who are socially marginalized. Our effort will begin by organizing and forming three self-saving groups inside the Isamilo ward. Each of these groups should have ten different women participating. After that, we will offer training on leadership skills and financial literacy. This training should encompass the process of saving money and skills for managing finances. At the meeting of the villagers, we will organize and lead a session to raise awareness and sensitization about women's rights to access to employment and their contribution to the growth ofthe economy at the home level. We will organize a group meeting and approach financial institutions, local government agencies (LGAs), and other interested partners about supporting the three groups with seed capital that will be repaid without interest.One example of a stakeholder that we will engage with is an Islamic bank, which isone type of lender that does not charge interest on loans. In addition, we have plans to provide mentoring and coaching services towomen in order to ensure that they aresuccessful in running their existing businesses, which will allow them to pay back the loans they have received and carry on with their other revenue-generating endeavours.Oxfam NovibNow Us Cooperative SocietyNow Us Cooperative Society began as a group of seven young and dynamic women in 2018 with the intention of not just economically empowering one another, but also aiding other young women with knowledge about financial literacy, life skills, sexual reproductive health rights, and confidence building. After a number of years of operation, Now Us cooperative society came to the realization that our group has a significant impact in the community community. This was brought to attention by the fact that morewomen were interested in joining the group, and that local leaders began inviting us to community meetings in order for Now Us cooperative society to share knowledge regarding financial resiliency with groups that receive loans at the district level. in2020 we were required by lawto be registered as a community-based organization with the registration number MCC/CD/SHG/530, the Now us Cooperative Society constitution, consist of 11recognized members, whereby one is a chairperson, other is secretary and treasurer. The primary objective ofthe Now Us cooperative society is to provide assistance to women and young girls who are confronted with a variety of challenges inour communities, such as being a victim of domestic violence, having a child at a young age, being a widow, and other similar circumstances, which prevent them from fully participating in economic activity, achieving financial independence, and making a contribution to the economic well-being of their families. Our group was established,among other things, to give education about sexual reproductive health rights, financial literacy, and entrepreneurialism; to establish a village community-saving system, and to launch minor income-generating activities to fund our organization's ongoingoperationsMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation24986 8767 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8767Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENow Us Cooperative Society7659 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7659Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENow Us Cooperative Society5495 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5495Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENow Us Cooperative Society3065 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3065Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICENow Us Cooperative SocietyCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationssexual reproductive health and economic empowermentheld a meeting with the LGA to present their agenda on entrepreneurship for women.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsEntrepreneurship among 3 self-saving women groupheld a meeting with the LGA to present their agenda on entrepreneurship for women.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasNUCSNUCUSRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders3 self-saving groupsGroup been identified and business established# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work3 self-saving groupsone group of 5 people% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% of 3 self-saving groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-06:TZOxfam NovibWomen and Youth Initiatives' main goal as a community-based organization is to promote gender equality in access to productive resources through collective social actions. To achieve the aforementioned goal, WnY intends to carry out the following activities, reach out to three wards, and engage 30 young mothers and women directly and over 200 young mothers and women indirectly through variousapproaches: Begin by building the confidence, leadership, facilitation, and operational capacity of 15 members ofthe organization who are women and young girls, so that the organization can serve larger groups of women and young girls in the community. Second, the organization intends to identify and recruit 30 women and young mothers to participate in an economic empowerment training programas part of an employment opportunity in order to break down the barrier to accessing productive resources among them. The program will last one month for each cohort, but it will continue even after the fund is depleted. They will be given seed capital as a revolving fund so that other incoming groups can access it without relying on donors in the coming months or years. In addition, the organization plans to launch an awareness campaign to advocate for women's right to accessand control productive resources. This campaign will be held twice a year and will involve all sectors of employment, both private and public. Furthermore, the organization intends to hold SRHR sessions for young girls and women during the economic empowerment program, which will be carried out in collaboration with Mwanza district health professionals. Furthermore, WnY intends to organize and facilitate leadership and confidence buildingactivities for all 30 young mothers and women recruited for the program. The main goal is to empower them to advocate for themselves and become equality ambassadors.Oxfam NovibWomen and Youth InitiativesThe Women and Youth Initiatives organization is a community-based organization founded in 2019 by a group of fifteen Mwanza-based women. The primary goal was to improve the economic standing of young mothers and women, as well as to provide young girls, mothers, and women with sexual and reproductive health rights. WnY  were finally officially registered in 2021 with the registration number MCC/CD/SHG/430, after having received several setbacks in their operation, for which they were required by law to be registered in order to conduct our activities.  WnY were able to draft a constitution that serves as the foundation for their community-based organization and all of their activities. The headquarters are located in Mwanza, in the nyamagana neighborhood, at house number 030/495.WnY  organization, according to their constitution, is a non-profit organization with 15 members; however, they serve a large community of young mothers and women in Mirongo ward in Nyamagana district. This community is locatedin the Mwanza Lake Zone of Nyamagana. WnY's primary goals are to increase awareness and provide training on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), teach young mothers and women skills in leadership and confidence, vocational training and entrepreneur skills, establishing a community bank in the village, and organize activities that generate cash for the group.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation24873 8591 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8591Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen and Youth Initiatives8718 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8718Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen and Youth Initiatives4045 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4045Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen and Youth Initiatives3519 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3519Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWomen and Youth InitiativesCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsEconomic empowerment for women and young mothers# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders3 groups, one group have 4 members, the second one has 5 members and the last group has 6 members# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work3 groups, one group have 4 members, the second one has 5 members and the last group has 6 members% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans30 women and young mothers# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-07:TZOxfam NovibShe Goes Digital is a 12-month project that aims to teach professional photography and digital marketing skills to vulnerable girlsand women between the ages of 18 and 35. The project aims to address the issue of female unemployment and a lack of femalerepresentation in digital opportunities. The patriarchal system, which affects the traditional division of labor, sexual abuse, extreme poverty, and stereotypes in the digital and creative industries regarding female participation in digital jobs/employment are the main causes of this issue. Therefore, this initiative aims to increase vulnerable women and girls' access to economic and social opportunities in digital marketing and professional photography. By the project's ending, vulnerable women's and girls' groups in society should experience growth and fair access to opportunities, resources, and decent employment. improved digital representation of young women and girls platforms and management tools for female digital marketers and photographers thatare inclusive and sustainable altering one's behavior toward commercial stereotypes. By giving the identified girls and women training in life skills and career development, the project hopes to invest in skill and confidence development. Encourage innovation by providing beneficiaries with professional photography and digital marketing training. Focus on assisting the beneficiaries technically, mentoring them, and coaching themby preparing them with hands-on instruction in photography and digital marketing. The project aims to inspire participants to give their jobs their all and take into account how unique each one is. Vulnerable female groups in society are expected to grow and haveequitable access to opportunities, resources, and decent work. improved digital representation of young women and girls platforms and management tools for female digital marketers and photographers that are inclusive and sustainable altering one's behavior towardcommercial stereotypes. By giving the identified girls andwomen training in life skills and career development, the project hopes to invest in skill and confidence development. Encourage innovation by providing beneficiaries with professional photography and digital marketing training. Focus on assisting the beneficiaries technically, mentoring them, and coaching them by preparing them with hands-on instruction in photography and digital marketing. The project aims to inspire participants to give their jobs their all and take into account how special their workis.Oxfam NovibLADIES JOINT FORUMLadies joint forum was started in April 2016. It served as a platform for empowering women and girls to use their intellect to solve problems, to develop their creativity and all that liberates them economically, and to collaborate in the fight against gender-based violence through training, conferences, and concerts that combine education and entertainment. July 2019 marked the official registration of the ladies' joint forum under Tanzanian laws and regulations.  LJF's primary goal is to enable marginalized girls and women to ensure their right to education and professional advancement, to realize their potential, and to use these assets to become economically independent. LJF is registered under the Act of 2002, registration number ooNGO/R/082.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation22187 7041 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7041Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELADIES JOINT FORUM5612 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5612Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELADIES JOINT FORUM4554 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4554Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELADIES JOINT FORUM4980 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4980Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELADIES JOINT FORUMCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsLJFinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursLJFCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsLJFCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsLJFRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsDigital opportunities for young women# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsDigital opportunities for young women# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasLJFRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders20 Young women from 3 district (Ilala, Temeke, Kinondoni)4 Mitaa representatives# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work20 Young women from 3 district (Ilala, Temeke, Kinondoni)4 Mitaa representatives% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% of 20 Young women from 3 district (Ilala, Temeke, Kinondoni)(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups20 T-shirts and 1 stand-up and 2 wall banners and 100 flayers1Newsletters articles from (2 articles from majira newspapers, 1 article from the guardian’s newspaper, 1 articleNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-08:TZOxfam NovibThe project's main goal is to promote and improve women's living standards through entrepreneurship, business, and technical skillsin order to diversify their livelihood opportunities and reduce poverty. This project's anticipated changes include: 1) increased access to control and ownership of livelihood assets to increase opportunities for women to acquire, use, add value to, and profit from livelihood assets and investments. 2) Enabling women's financial inclusion, market access, and value chain participation. 3) Improved business and entrepreneurship skills to increase women's (rights holders') capacity to establish and manage long-term economic activities. 4) Enhanced women's leadership and accountability skills, as well as created a space for political participation. To that end, the project will train groups in economic rights and core life skills such as leadership, teamwork, and effective communication, as well as business planning, networking, and marketing. connecting the groups with relevantstakeholders to gain access to technical and mentoring support tailored to their specific enterprise The project will assist all groups in obtaining the necessary financial capital as well as financial literacy training, as well as in establishing savingsgroups and establishing links with financial institutions. The project will advocate for economic justice and respond to local government decision makers in order to create an enabling environment for women to expand their businesses and take advantage ofother economic opportunities, such as equal opportunities, markets, innovation, technology, and ownership of economic assets/resources. In this case, FRAL will persuade women to conduct a community power analysis in order to address all forms of power imbalances that lead to the deprivation of women's economic rights, including the right to own property and productive resources such as land.Oxfam NovibFONDATION FOR RESEARCH AND ASSISTANFoundation for Research and Assistance in Law (FRAL) is a nonprofit, non-governmental organization founded in early 2012 but the official registration happened on the 23rd day of June, 2014. The aim of the organization is to promote human rights, gender equality and access to justice to vulnerable women, youth and children. The founder members saw that although there were various ongoing interventions both by the public sector and the civil society on provision of legal aid, but still there was a significant scarcity of free legal assistance and legal education to the needy. As a result, the founders decided to establish this organization so as to contribute to those pre-existing efforts in promoting access to justice. The goal of our organization is to promote human rights, gender equality and access to justice to vulnerable women, youth, people with disabilities and children FRAL vision is a Tanzania where the marginalized community have no injustice and inequality in all aspect of life.FRAL’s core values include excellence, ccreativity,innovativeness, integrity, accountability, partnerships, transparency, responsibility, respect for others and networkingMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation24824 12243 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12243Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFONDATION FOR RESEARCH AND ASSISTAN3320 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3320Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFONDATION FOR RESEARCH AND ASSISTAN4252 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4252Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFONDATION FOR RESEARCH AND ASSISTAN5009 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5009Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFONDATION FOR RESEARCH AND ASSISTANCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsEntrepreneurship among 4 women groups from two wards of Karatu district with total of 60 rightsholderstraining on business, entrepreneurship and financial literacy to improve income and livelihood of 20 women from 4 groups in 2 wards of Karatu District and gender justice and human rights training# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsEntrepreneurship among 4 women groups from two wards of Karatu district with total of 60 rightsholderstraining on business, entrepreneurship and financial literacy to improve income and livelihood of 20 women from 4 groups in 2 wards of Karatu District and gender justice and human rights training# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasFRALFRALRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders4 women groups from two wards of Karatu district with total of 60 rigghtsholders4 women groups from two wards of Karatu district with total of 60 rightsholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work4 women groups from two wards of Karatu district with total of 60 rigghtsholders4 women groups from two wards of Karatu district with total of 60 rightsholders% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% of 4 women groups from two wards of Karatu district with total of 60 rightsholders(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups50 T-shirts and 2 bannersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-09:TZOxfam NovibDue to social and cultural norms (e.g., female genital mutilation), illiteracy, and poverty, northern Tanzanian regions, such as Arusha, which is home to the majority of the Maasai people, have experienced violence and exploitation against women. SUSTAINheld an initial consultation with the Longido District's Community Development Officer. It was discovered that elements of GBV, abuse, and exploitation are still present in the district, owing primarily to the aforementioned causes. This challenge draws SUSTAIN Tanzania's attention to the need to assist and contribute to the efforts of the government and other stakeholders in the Longido district to raise awareness, empower, and strengthen capabilities against women's violence, abuse, and exploitation. SUSTAIN's vision is to see anincrease in the number of Maasai women and men advocating for women's rights and empowerment in the face of violence, abuse, and exploitation. Furthermore, SUSTAIN's ambitions are to increase women's access to land, education,and employment, thereby laying the groundwork for a just community that respects and recognizes the vital roles that women play in societies' social and economic development. SUSTAIN's solutions for achieving the aforementioned goals include community mobilization, gathering evidence on the scope of the problem and effective methods for addressing it, social and economic empowerment of stakeholders, particularly women, training and capacity building, and raising awareness and changing mindsets in the community. These activity-based approaches/solutions will be carried out in collaboration with relevant government authorities and other non-state actors involved in the project. Among the activities that will be implemented include: Activity 1: Conduct detailed assessment of the extent of women violence, abuse and exploitation in the project area Activity 2: Conduct community awareness and mind set changing campaigns in 10 villages Activity 3: Facilitate capacity building and entrepreneurship skills enhancement to women in the project area Activity 4: Facilitate monitoring of implementation of the project Activty 5: Linking <(>&<)> learning - Baseline findings and project change resultsOxfam NovibSUSTAIN TanzaniaSUSTAIN Tanzania is a multidisciplinary organization that operates in all social, economic, cultural, and environmental realms. These functions attract interest from all spheres, thereby contributing to SUSTAIN's distinctiveness as an emerging and prospective organization in Tanzania. SUSTAIN's (SUSTAIN's) emphasis on participatory and people-centered approaches and cooperation with its beneficiaries is another distinguishing feature that is essential to achieving its vision and mission. In line with this, SUSTAIN believes in and prioritizes collaborative partnerships with groups, networks, and other formal organizations in order to achieve the desired outcome. Through this method, any desired changes and work-related milestones can be attained quickly and effectively. Moreover, SUSTAIN Tanzania is distinguished by its innovative and research-driven approach to addressing community challenges. SUSTAIN aspires to operate based on evidence and create diverse untapped opportunities (such as by utilizing available ICT tools) that promote personal growth. The Governance Manual of the Board of Directors guides the SUSTAIN governance structure. This manual describes SUSTAIN'sorganizational structure and the implementation of technical and financial decisions. There are three major decision-making organs within SUSTAIN. The Annual General Meeting of Members is the supreme body of SUSTAIN, charged with approving matters initiated by the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors consists of five members with strategic, fiduciary, and oversight responsibilities. TheBoard of Directors is generally responsible for the management and control of SUSTAINTanzania's affairs. It approves and directs the management, which is led by the Executive Secretary/Director. The primary responsibility of the Management Team is to implement policies, rules, regulations, programs, and decisions as approved by the Board and Annual General Meeting (AGM) in order to achieve the goals and mission of SUSTAIN Tanzania.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation9723 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9723Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESUSTAIN Tanzania7477 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7477Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESUSTAIN Tanzania4600 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4600Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESUSTAIN Tanzania3199 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3199Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESUSTAIN TanzaniaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations1 entrepreneurship skillsEnd Gender-based Violence# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations1 entrepreneurship skillsEnd Gender-based Violence# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasSUSTAINSUSTAINRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders10 Village6 villages include Engikareti, Namanga, Kimokouwa, Orbomba, Longido, and Mundarara.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work10 Village6 villages include Engikareti, Namanga, Kimokouwa, Orbomba, Longido, and Mundarara.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% of 10 Village(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks10 mind set changing campaigns in 10 villages# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups125 flyers and postersBaseline ReportNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-10:TZOxfam NovibThe goal of this project is to give women more agency so that they can gain access to agricultural land and see their own initiatives for social and economic development bolstered by the community. The project will encourage both men and women to participate in atraining program designed to increase their knowledge and, in particular, to encourage men to alter their behavior and stereotypes in ways that will open up more opportunities for women to work the land. More than that, the program will provide men with a more nuanced understanding of women's perspectives, allowing them to move beyond seeing them as objects of amusement and instead include them in social and economic development decisions, particularly those pertaining to land access and the distribution of agricultural goods. Meetings for raising awareness, training, support, networking, and advocacy that actively involves those who will ultimately benefit from the project (the right holders and duty bearers) are the mainstays. The activities will be completed through the use of several methods, including the Empowerment Approach, the Rights Based Approach, the Facilitation Approach, and the Integrated Approach. The Mazingira Kwanza monitoring team, in conjunction with the focal person from the District Community Office, District WelfareOffice, Ward, and Community level, and on leaders from beneficiary's groups, will implement a monitoring mechanism (Track Results Taskforce). The taskforce's primary responsibility will be to keep tabs on how things are progressing on a day-to-day basis. To further track changes and gauge the project's success, other monitoring and evaluation activities like team meetings, activity reports, monthly and quarterly reports, and similar activities can be used. Among the activities that will be implemented include: Activity 1. Project Kickoff Community Meeting and introduction to the selected district at the LGA Activity: 2. Provision of capacity strengthening and training to 50 women on land and legal rights, financial literacy and enterpreneurship activities through modern farming. The workshop will be run for two weeks Workshop. Activity: 3. To Raise awareness on the women's land rights for equality and economic growth Activity 4. Provision of raw materials and other needed resources to support 50 women trained in modern farming Activity 5. Communication and reporting Activity 6. Linking and LearningOxfam NovibMazingira Kwanza FoundationThe Mazingira Kwanza Foundation (MKF) is a non-profit organization (NPO) that was established by eco-enthusiasts and registered under the Non-Governmental Organizations Act of 2002 (00NGO/00006986). Its stated mission is "to protect and preserve the environment by facilitating various stakeholders, particularly vulnerable individual groups, such as women and youth, in accessing resources to be able to engage in various economic activities for their sustainable economic development and elimination of poverty It consists ofpeople who are sincere and humbly dedicated to assisting and facilitating the development of mankind and restoration endeavors of environment nature. Through projects like the revitalization of the Kazi Mzumbwi Forest, which was funded by the Kisarawe District through the KINGONET initiative, and the emancipation of young, vulnerable groups in the Kisarawe District, we have been working with other environmental stakeholders to raise awareness and find solutions to problems like climate change and poverty. Mazingira Kwanzaparticipated fully in a planting tree campaign at Kisarawe District for restoration of Kazimzumbwi forest organized by Kisarawe District and KINGO NE (Kisarawe Non-Governmental Network)Aim was to sensitize the indigenous surrounding the forest on how to preservethe environment and minimize erosion and reduce the impairment of water quality due to sedimentation, woodlands protect water source by trapping sediments and pollutants from other up slope land uses and activities. Forests also help to maintain nutrient cycling in the soil, cutting down trees for charcoal burning was the biggest threat to Kazimzumbwi forest, we introduced a Project facilitated by Kisarawe District by introducing different technology by crushing tree branches with coconuts shells and produced alternative charcoal that is not harmful to our environment but also added value to local individuals and different groups by getting loans frommonetary institutions and started business groups for making alternative charcoals. These projects provided food security and enhanced livelihoods of Kisarawe indigenous; A well-preserved forest like Kazimzumbwi provides many resources including nutritious food and medicine, household materials, and the income gained from selling forest products like honey, fodder for livestock, fruits, and mushrooms.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation5802 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5802Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMazingira Kwanza Foundation7406 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7406Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMazingira Kwanza Foundation7681 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7681Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMazingira Kwanza Foundation3941 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3941Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMazingira Kwanza Foundation3630 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3630Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEMazingira Kwanza FoundationCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingMKFCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsMKFinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursMKFCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsMKFCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsMKFRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsLand rights for equality and economic growth# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsLand rights for equality and economic growth# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasMKFRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders5 groups of women in Kisarawe formulated. Total of 50 women, 10 women per group# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work5 groups of women in Kisarawe formulated. Total of 50 women, 10 women per group% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% of 5 groups of women in Kisarawe formulated. Total of 50 women, 10 women per group(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups50 T-shirt printed and 200 flayers campaign materialsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-11:TZOxfam NovibMen with disabilities are about twice as likely as women with disabilities to have employment. Women with disabilities confront unfair hiring and promotion criteria, unequal access to training and retraining, unequal access to credit and other productiveresources, and they rarely have a vote in economic decisions when they work. There are also disparities in the labor force between women withvarious types of disability, thus some groups participate at a higher or lower rate than others. Women with disabilities are more likely to be treated unfairly because they are female and have a disability. Many of them are mistreated because they are impoverished. Women with disabilities frequently endure double or even triple discrimination, which is often neglected or unnoticed because people with impairments are sometimes viewed as if they do not have a gender. It is also largely neglected because little is known about its magnitude or effects. As a result, the organization "A Better Tomorrow" must begin by raising awareness and holding seminars to bring the private and public sectors together. This will be done in collaboration with several commercial sector parties. Also, our organization intends to engage women with disabilities, recruit them, and train them on activities that will prepare them for self-employment after a year of being supported with seed capital or and supported by our organization to obtain a loan from a financial institution or a local government fund. Sewing, designing, knitting, building, learning to use computers, driving a three-wheeler for transportation business, and so on are all activities advised by women with disabilities during our past involvement with them. In addition, our company intends to initiate, design, and organizeacampaign to close the job disability gap, as well as provide mentorship and coaching to all five categories of women with disabilities based on their trained soft skills. Provision of startup funding as well as assistance in obtaining further capital fromfinancial institutions and government loans. Among the activities that will be implemented include; Activity 1: Project Inceptioin kick off Activity 2: raising awareness and conducting seminars to get both the private and public sectors on the same page. This will be done in partnership with different private sector stakeholders Activity 3: engage women with disabilities, recruit and they will be trained on activities which will enable them after a short period of one year to get ready forself-employment after being supported with seed capital or and supported by our organization to get the loan from the financial institution or LGAs fund Activity 4: Initiate, design and organise a closing employment disability gap campaign Activity5: provision of mentorship and coaching to all 5 groups of women with disabilities based on their trained soft skills Activity 6: Provision of seed capital and support them to get additional capital from financial institutions and government loansOxfam NovibBetter TomorrowBetter Tomorrow was established in 2019 as a network with the mission of educating and informing the Tanzanian mainland population about climate change, gender equality, and other social and economic issues, as well as helping women and young people in the labor force. They also started off as a strong youth network, assisting young people in gaining financial literacy, life and leadership skills, access to sexual and reproductive health care, and self-confidence.Better Tomorrow has  been going strong for quite some time,and seen the wonderful benefits the organization has had on the community. As more women expressed interest in becoming members of our group, BT decided to register it. Better TomorroW is a non-profit organization that works on gender equality, economic inequality, and other social issues by involving young people and women on a national and worldwide scale. BT's objectives include promoting equal participation and benefit from available resources, particularly credit, water, education and health facilities, land, and newdevelopment opportunities; advocating for and raising awareness on various campaigns with initiatives to promote economic activities among youths; empowering youth and the community at large on issues relating to youthrights, climate change, gender-based violence, and education; and promoting the dissemination of information. Better Tomorrow's mission is to create a society where women and young people have the power to realize their full potential and can do so by fighting for their legal rights. Additionally, we want to become the leading organization in the battle for gender equality and for giving all women and young girls a safe environment withthe intention of promoting self-reliance, self-assurance, and self-determination. Furthermore, BT's  main goals are gender equalityand women's empowerment, which we think can both be accomplished successfully if girls and women are granted economic freedom. One of many objectives BT have is this. The goal of this programis to increase the economic potential of young girls who are most in need. Establishing economic independence, granting access to resources, and protecting people from the danger of violence are our goals.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation24950 9308 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9308Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBetter Tomorrow7151 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7151Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBetter Tomorrow4513 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4513Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBetter Tomorrow3978 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3978Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEBetter TomorrowCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations1 employment disability gapEmployement opportunitiy among Women with Disability# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations1 employment disability gapEmployement opportunitiy among Women with Disability# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasBTBetterTomorrowRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders5 groups of women with disabilities# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work5 groups of women with disabilities% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% of out of 5 groups of women with disabilities(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksAwareness and Seminar to get both the private and public sectors on the same page# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksAwareness and Seminar to get both the private and public sectors on the same page(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups200 Tshirt and 2 BannersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-12:TZOxfam NovibAgriculture is the backbone and foundation of economic and food security in Tanzania. Data show that more than 70% of women work inagriculture and agriculture businesses in the urban area, but they still face challenges such as land ownership, as most of them rent land for farming or sell agricultural products, changing climatic conditions, a lack of market for their products, insufficient financial support, and a lack of technological innovation in agriculture among women. TIBA proposes to address the identified phenomenon by improving the livelihood of small scale women vegetable farmers/vendors in urban areas, through capacity building for women vegetable vendors on marketing, such as selling door to door to other market strategies, such as one stop center a market place, edutechnology to improve food production, liking the small scale women vegetables vendors with financial institutions, including government loans, and education of women (agriculture and non-farm). Vegetables have a significant market and demand in metropolitan areas. The project will directly contact 50 small-scale female vegetable sellers as well as 60 local leaders (30 men and 30 women). Indirectly, 1000 others will benefit from the key beneficiaries' knowledge and practices, as well as through media. The project will be monitored before, during, and after it is completed, and the results will be communicated through recording of stories of transformation that will be published on media and at the stakeholders workshop. Among the activities that will be implemented by TIBA includebut not limited to; 1. Meeting with stakeholers,govrment,Cso and media in Kinondoni and Ubungo 2. Activity Heading identification of women vegetable farmers/ vendors 3. Activity Trainings and Dialogues 3.2 Four days training to 50 women vegetable farmers/ vendors on women right , tech in agriculture 3.3 Development of one stop center market for the product 4.1 Documentation and production of stories of change from the field,Oxfam NovibTransformative and integrative BuilTransformative and Integrative Build Out for All  (TIBA) is the Young activists a non-profit organisation, as a community-based organisation in 2015–16 with the goal of transforming communities via long-term initiatives that will empower and improve the lives of women, children, and youth. Later, in 2018, it was authorized to operate as a non-governmental organization in Tanzania by the NGO Act. At TIBA, everyone is treated equally and without prejudice regardless of gender, color, or ethnicity. This belief in equality and inclusion is reflected in every aspect of team selection, policy formulation, program/project design, and implementation. The future that TIBA envisions is one in which every woman, child, and young person has the same chances and aspirations and may realize their full potential in every sphere of life. To do this, TIBA seeks to develop young, women, and children who are capable of positively influencing Tanzania's growth and who are socially and economically autonomous. TIBA employs 5primary core values, including Integrity: Members of TIBA and the secretariat will operate with integrity in all of our dealings; we will be open, honest, and transparent. Cooperation across Borders: In order to reach more people at the grassroots level,TIBA will expand its services, connections, and working relationships. Gender Equity and Fairness: TIBA will work to make sure that gender considerations are incorporated into every one of our interventions, and we'll work with our partners to help them realize how crucial it is to do the same. Transparency and accountability: TIBA will be open, honest, and transparent, and we will be accountable to the people we serve for our activities.Professionalism: We will always uphold a culture of civility, respect, and professionalism. since being registered Although TIBA has greatly improved the community, its most significant achievements include TIBA has been acknowledged as a model organization in the SADC gender awards for 2019 for its work in involving men and boys as change agents. Women's Participation in Peace and Security Project Learning Presentation, Voice of Change Category, 2021, where the methodology was used as a best practice, Additionally, the Kijiwe Cha Kahawa Model has been acknowledged by theMenengage Tanzania Network as the finest strategy. Additionally, Kijiwe cha Kahawa, a community engagement initiative, has been acknowledged as a best practice program in accountability for the changes it producedat the community level. Tandale, whereKijiwe cha Kahawa TIBA enabled citizens to present on the Teenage Pregnancy Challenge broughton by a lack of Secondary School. and as a result, a secondary school construction proposal was approved by the government. In addition, Digital media's influence Afew of the accomplishments that TIBA is proud of include founding membership in the most active networks, including the Sexual Reproductive Health Alliance Tanzania Chapter and the Gender and Climate Change Tanzania Network. TIBA was recognized as aninnovative NGO for using digital media to promote the Covid19 vaccination in Tanzania.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation4997 3843 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3843Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETransformative and integrative Buil9175 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9175Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETransformative and integrative Buil2579 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2579Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETransformative and integrative Buil9400 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9400Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETransformative and integrative BuilCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations1 one stop centre market for the agricultural productimproving women livelihood through linking women's group to access government loans# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations1 one stop centre market for the agricultural productimproving women livelihood through linking women's group to access government loans# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasTIBARightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders2 groups of women 50 each municipalOne group of 50 women rights holders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work2 groups of women 50 each municipalone group of 50 women rights holders% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% of out of 2 groups of women 50 each municipalone group of 50 women rights holders(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks10 women to participated on commemoration of women’s day# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks10 women to participated on commemoration of women’s day(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups70 Tshirt, 20 posters, 20 booklets and 2 bannersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-13:TZOxfam NovibThe project aims to contribute to the reduction of unemployment for 55 beneficiaries who are Young Mothers by creating an entrepreneurship opportunity of breeding and rearing 300 local ducks for meat and eggs in Musoma Council for a period of 15 months. Only those with an income of less than one dollar and no other economic opportunities due to the effects of the Covid 19 disease or any valence history are eligible. The indirect beneficiaries will reach another 200 people living in the Musoma Council's 16 wards. The youngmothers will be equipped with both theoretical and practical knowledge of the best scientific methods of duck rearing, such as quality breeding, products, nutrition, medications, shed balance, and marketing. For each admission phase, theory training will last onemonth and practical training will last 13 months. Beneficiaries of the project will be admitted in two stages. Local duck rearing is a low-cost business with high market demand. Ducks are birds in the area. Following the project, 70% of the duck species will be distributed free of charge to the direct beneficiaries, with the organization mentoring them by forming two groups for them to develop entrepreneurship in their own hands. 30% of the local ducks will be retained in the organization in order to sustain the project by reaching out to another 55 people in need after the project period has ended. Other stakeholders who will participate indirectly include a FarmABILITY team of four people, four local government leaders, four politicians, three bird watchers, and two livestock officers. Monitoring and evaluation will be carried out on a daily basis to track the project's progress. Seminars, workshops, media, and fieldwork are all activities that will help the project achieve its goal. Similarly, FarmABILITY will purchase equipment and rent project space, as well as construct a shed, purchase breeding ducks, food, and vaccines, and pay expert fees.Oxfam NovibFarmABILITYFarmABILITY began as an informal group in 2018 and will be legally established as an NGO on August 31, 2020, in compliance with theUnited Republic of Tanzania's statute on social organizations enacted in 2002. OSNET has 24 members, including kids, adults, and women, and FarmABILITY's main headquarters are in Musoma, in the Mara area. FarmABILITY began by conducting economic and social activities for vulnerable populations such as mothers, the elderly, young people, the crippled, and victims of abuse. FarmABILITY's current projects include vegetable cultivation grants for 15 poor and widowed women in 2021, as well as a project to establish food vending capacity for 60 young moms who were dismissed from school due to pregnancy before the law was altered in 2021. So far, FarmABILITYhas continued to carry out its responsibilities to bring about social change, such as raising awareness, altering attitudes, generating opportunities for jobs, and defending the rights and inclusion of all people. FarmABILITY'smission is to create a society in which people with special needs may fully participate in agriculture. Transparency, human rights, respect, accountability, teamwork, networking, secrecy, and trust are among our core principles. FarmABILITY is pleased toannounce the completion of its proposal to construct restaurants for 12 Musoma Municipal Council girls who were dismissed from school after becoming pregnant before the law was altered in 2021. It should be mentioned that this is the first project launchedwhen FarmABILITY was established in 2020. Girls They were able to study all forms of catering and hotel administration through the restaurant, including cooking, customer service, budgeting, and marketing. Until now, the restaurant has become well-known in the community under the moniker FarmABILITY the BEST FOOD andhas brought about changes in the lives of the girls, such as the ability to expand their education and abilities as a result of earning their own money.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation24991 10085 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10085Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFarmABILITY10689 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 10689Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFarmABILITY2108 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2108Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFarmABILITY2109 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2109Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEFarmABILITYCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsEconomic empowermentEconomic empowerment# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsEntrepreneurship among 1 one group of 55 womenEntrepreneurship among 1 one group of 55 women# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasFarmAbilityFARightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersOne group of 55 womenFA# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workOne group of 55 womenFA% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% of one group of 55 womenOne group of 55 women(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups100 Magazine publications100 Magazine publicationsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-14:TZOxfam NovibThe grant applied by Society for Equality (S4E) aims to contribute to sure that women and girls are given the same rights and opportunities as men in the societies in which they live. The Project titled "Our Voices Must Be Heard" by S4E Will, intends to reduce all Forms Of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) from society in both rural and urban settings. In order to execute the project, the team is intends to take steps to ensure that women and girls of reproductive age become more self-reliant and capable of speaking out againstall forms of violence and achieving the fundamental rights to which they are entitled as women through various empowerment activities. Such as conducting entrepreneurship training for two groups of 20 people - skills on the saloon, horticulture, food vendor, tailoring skills, organisation and staff capacity building and strengthening, and sensitisation on GBV issues in the project area. the project will be implemented in different modalities, such as a campaign will be conducted in the form of offline and online. also, the project intends to create a documentary Among other, the below activities will be implemented by S4E, the activities include: Activity 1: Organization and Staff capacity building and Strengthening Activity 2: Project Inception and Sensitization on GBV Issue in the project area Activity 3: Entrepreneurship Training for two groups of 20 people - Skill on Saloon, Horticulture, Food vendor and Tailoring skills Activity 4: Offline and Online Campaign Activity 5: Organize and develop a documentaryOxfam NovibSociety for EqualityThe Society for Equality. A community-based organization known as S4e was established in the year 2021 by a group of female residents of the city of Mwanza. The abbreviation "S4e" stands for the "Society for Equality." The primary objective was to improve the economic standing of young women and girls, as well as to provide the groups with rights regarding sexual and reproductive health care.In addition, the goal was to provide the groups with sexual and reproductive health rights. In addition to that, the objective was to enhance the economic standing of the groups. 2021 was the year that official registration for S4e took place, and the organization was given the registration number Mcc/Cd/Shg/885. S4e was able to successfully draft a constitution, which at this point acts as the basis for the community-based organization as well as all activities. The group originally operated as a charitable organization when it was founded. The primary objectives are to impart leadership and self-confidence skills to young girls and women, to raise awareness and provide training on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR), and to provide vocational training and skills foraspiring entrepreneurs.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation24915 5519 11723 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11723Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESociety for Equality5793 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5793Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESociety for Equality3048 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3048Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESociety for Equality4351 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4351Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESociety for Equality5519 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5519Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESociety for EqualityCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsEntrepreneurship among two group of 20 womenEconomic empowerment# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsEntrepreneurship among two group of 20 women# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersTwo group of 20 womenTwo group of 20 women formulated by S4E# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workTwo group of 20 womenTwo group of 20 women formulated by S4E% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% of two group of 20 womenTwo group of 20 women formulated by S4E(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups50 T-shirt, 10 calendars and 1, banners and 1 documentary50 T-shirt, 10 calendars and 1, banners and 1 documentaryNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-15:TZOxfam NovibWoteSawa aims to reduce all forms of domestic worker abuse and exploitation in Tanzania through legal, social, and economic empowerment as well as other intervention strategies. Through the implementation of this Voice global-funded project, WoteSawa intends to establish a community that is accountable and responsible for all domestic worker-related issues. This will be achieved through advocacy, community awareness, and social and economic empowerment. The proposed grant to WOTESAWA aims to establisha powerful network or movement for rightsholder organizations, in line with the national agenda of advocating for the rights of domestic workers and formalizing their status. To achieve the formalization objective, the network will work to ratify ILO Convention 189. By means of this project, WoteSawa will equip the rightsholders organization with leadership skills, advocacy skills, networking skills, funding strategies, strategic planning, skilled labor recruitment, and confidence so that they can advocate for decent working conditions for domestic workers more effectively. Among the activities supported by funding are: Organizing a 5-day capacity building program on Advocacy skills, Fundraising and Resources Management, Leadership, Project Management, Online Training, Case Management, and Laws andPolicies on Domestic Workers for representatives of domestic workers organizations and groups in Tanzania. Printing IEC Materials for lobbying and awareness-raising Conducting media engagement sessions for community education on domestic worker issues in Pwani,Mara, Mwanza, Dar es Salaam, and Morogoro Leadership and organizational Costs associated with linking, learning, and mentoring during project implementation (to be performed quarterly). Conducting organizational capacity building for institutional growth. Managing a project Monitoring and Evaluation to document project milestones, lessons learned, and success storiesOxfam NovibWOTE SAWAThis project is implemented jointly by Wotesawa and Tanzania Domestic Workers Coalition (TDWC). WOTESAWA organization which literally means #all are equal#, has evolved into an established and unique forum in which child domestic workers are representedand are able to address their interest and rights as one of the most vulnerable groups to abuse and exploitation in Tanzania. Wotesawa also acts as bridge between child domestic workers, government leadership, employers and law enforcers in advancing theinterests of child domestic workers. The Tanzania Domestic Workers Coalition (TDWC) is a registered non-government organization based in Mwanza. It was set up by 23 CSOs for the aim of building a strong movement to advocating for the rights of Children domestic workers (CDWs).Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation24995 6681 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6681Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWOTE SAWA7422 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7422Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWOTE SAWA5799 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5799Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWOTE SAWA5093 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5093Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWOTE SAWA5095 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5095Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEWOTE SAWACivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingStrengthened institutional capacity of four network members.CSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsGroups participated in ILO 180 ratification stakeholder advocacy meetings to influence the Tanzanian government.CSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations3 change agenda developed by the group (TDWN members), such as advocating for the minimum wage order, the contract of employment, and the ratification of ILO No. C189# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations3 change agenda developed by the group (TDWN members), such as advocating for the minimum wage order, the contract of employment, and the ratification of ILO No. C189# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasWoteSawa incorporating community of practice and linking and learning approaches in realizing change on the agenda setRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders4 groups presented collective demands focusing on advocating decent work for domestic workers in Tanzania.# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work3 Network members work in a safe space within their communities with government support.% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice3 Network members work in a safe space within their communities with government support.(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups98 t-shirts and 3 roll-up banners were purchased, designed, printed, and disseminated to the network members and community. One final project-result documentary was developed.NL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-16:TZOxfam NovibThe grant applied to SEED TRUST intends to build YWDs' capacity for vocational and business skills in achieving equal rights and employment opportunities. Moreover, it will promote the engagement of stakeholders in offering employment opportunities. It will also promote the creation of enabling environment for YWDs to access funding opportunities from the local government. The project main objective is to enhance 60 youth with disabilities between 18-30 years old in Morogoro Municipality council access to equal rights andemployment opportunities by February 2024. Among the activities that will be implemented include: 1. Identify and assess vulnerability of target YWDs 2. Conduct five-day entrepreneurship training on business development to 60 YWDs 3. Support 10 YWDs participatein vocational training 4. Reward innovative best 10 YWDs with seed money for IGAs 5. Provide mentorship support to trainees to develop business skills capacities 6. Link trained YWDs to local business/entrepreneurs for apprenticeship. 7. Conduct a one- day quarterly advocacy meeting with 30 stakeholders to influence creation of enabling environment for YWDs to access employment opportunities 8. Link YWDs to stakeholder’s forums for accessing funding, marketing and networking opportunities. 9. Conduct a three-day training 20 YWDs on lobbying and advocacy skills 10. Facilitate YWDs advocate’s quarterly advocacy meetings for reinforcement of PWDs Act Number 9 of 2010, Section 31. 11. Develop and host SEED Trust Website and social Media Network account for advocacy and marketing of YWDs activities. 12. Hold one-day advocacy meeting with local government officials to create enabling environment for YWDs to access loans from District youth development funds.Oxfam NovibSocial and Economic EmpowermentThe idea to establish Social and Economic Empowerment of the Disadvantaged Trust was an imitative of the founder Hon Margaret Mkanga who has vast experience of social and people with disabilities issue through working in forums in Tanzania and also beinga person with disability herself since she was born. As a secondary school teacher for several years and an activist for PWDs, she has an opportunity to manage different positions representing people with disabilities. She was b also a representative of people with disabilities to the parliament of the Tanzania for 15 years. Through all these forums she was able to gain experience and learn socio-economic and rights challenges and problems facing societies and people with disabilities in Tanzania andoutside the county. SEED Trust envision is to identify and assist the underprivileged members of the society, namely the people with disabilities, orphans, widows, children and elderly and undertake development programs. SEED Trust is aware that PWDsare socially and culturally ostracized in terms of obtaining an appropriate education, entering the workforce, and being accepted in the society. They are also denied theirrights including equal access and control of productive resources and democratic and civic engagement and they experience gender based violence. SEED Trust believes that disability is not inability. Therefore if there is supportive conducive environment by community structures and favorable legal frameworks, PWDs can be able to support themselves. Since disability is not inability, PWDs should be empowered and given an opportunity to social –economic development for themselves as well as national development. Since its establishment, SEED Trust has implemented various interventions that focused on empowering PWDs to address their social economical challenges, discrimination, marginalization and gender inequality and participation in democratic and civic rights within project geographical areas. Among all interventions, SEED Trustis proud of the following accomplishments: The organization enhanced entrepreneurial skills among women and other disadvantaged groups in Morogoro and Dodoma regions. The acquired skills enabled them to establish IGAs that improved their livelihoods and consequently reduce dependency over men and increase power to address discrimination, marginalization inequality in their communities. SEED Trust implemented a project that empowered youth and families of PWDs to lessen the burden of care throughentrepreneurships capacity building skills and provision of revolving funds for IGAs. As a result the beneficiaries were able to establish and run IGAs and small businesses that helped them to improve livelihoods and support their children to school and otherfamily needs. SEED Trust enhanced the rights of people with disabilities and protection through building the capacity of families, children, and community and school teachers in Morogoro Municipality. In addition to that SEED TRUST provided necessaryfacilities equipment to people with disabilities as per needs and Sensitize and advocate community members to support peoplewith disabilitiesMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation24796 9324 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9324Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESocial and Economic Empowerment6871 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6871Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESocial and Economic Empowerment4619 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4619Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESocial and Economic Empowerment3982 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3982Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICESocial and Economic EmpowermentCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsadvocating for the rights of domestic workersInclusive economic opportunities, but also Seed trust facilitated various agendas on the rights of YWDs and opportunities available.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsOne advocacy meeting with various stakeholders - enabling environment for YWDs to access employment opportunitiesInclusive economic opportunities, but also Seed trust facilitated various agendas on the rights of YWDs and opportunities available.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasSEED TRUSTRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersOne group of 10 YWDs60 YWDs Increased confidence and active involvement towards inclusion in accessing employment opportunities 10 YWDs groups rewarded initial capital# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workOne group of 10 YWDs60 with the 10 groups of YWD indicated to have safe environment to work for their self-employment% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% of One group of 10 YWDs20 within the 10 groups of PWDS Became change maker in their communities(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsArticles4 project stories published by medias and our L&L facilitator 250 brochures printed and disseminated to the 60 YWDs and other rights holdersNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-17:TZOxfam NovibThe grant applied to YEI intends to strengthen the ability of young women to advocate and transform Gender Based Violence related Norms. Moreover, the OKOTORA project apply targeted approaches in order to build local capacity and systems to increase gender-based violence (GBV) reporting, provide support to survivors of GBV incidents incidences, and contribute to the ongoing efforts on the ongoing development and implementation of gender-based violence (GBV) policies, particularly the task-shifting policyon GBV services. Furthermore, the grant applied to YEI in the implementation of the OKOTORA project, it intend to engage the community leaders and educate them on gender-based violence issues, such as the different types of GBV and how to respond to cases involving GBV. A particular focus is on sexual gender-based violence, as this is the type that has the greatest impact on the socioeconomic growth of Tanzania's women and children. The project intends to use that approach so that the community becomes a watchdog for the instances of GBV that take place in their community. In addition, a banner that reads "stop gender-based violence against women in our community" and "Kiswahili Acha Unyanyasaji was kijinsia Kwa wanawake na Watoto" will be flown infront of the offices of the community leaders. Aside from that, instructors will receive training and be equipped to provide this education as part of their course offerings, so that students can be well informed about GBV and be able to report it. In addition, there will be SMART Advocacy training for young women, as well as a variety of social media engagement campaigns using radio talks and utilizing social media platforms to raise awareness and influence changes. Among the activities that will be implemented include; 1. Inception meeting and Conduct Bilateral meetingwith local government leaders to review gender-based violence policy and activation of gender desk police at ward level. 2. Capacity building and SMART Advocacy training to young womenon GBV, and entrepreneurship skills. 3. Conduct Online and Physical dialogue onGBV awareness to Local leaders and Young women with the entrepreneurship skills.Oxfam NovibYouth Empowering InitiativeYouth Empowering Initiative Organization, is an NGO primarily promoting adolescents and Youths involvement and participation also have firmly and solemnly resolved and agreed in cooperation with relevant government, and community at larger to insecure well-being and development of children and youth of Tanzania. And whereas those objectives can be achieved by empowering community for effective and sustainable economic change through training children, youth, and community on issue of self-reliance, enable the access if income generating activities, establishing sustainable association for the youth development to mobilize resources and promote the wellbeing and development of children and youth, promote public awareness on the rights and duties of youth and other lawful activitiesas re incidental or conductive to the pursuit or to the attainment of well-being and development of youth. Youth Empowering Initiative Organization has been fully registered in Nov 2021 with registered No:00NGO/R/2509 our vision as YEI is to work together to build a safe, respectful and nurturing environment focused on maximizing each youth desire to acquire skills for life and learning. In additional YEI has been started through Working to inspire and empower force in youngpeople's lives so they are excited and motivated to learn and implementing our objective as follows 1: To provide social and educational empowerment to youth and safe guard their rights of child deprived of education. 2. Capacity building on economic freedom to youth in community. 3. To mentor and provide guidance to youth on self-employed and providing vocational training opportunities. 4. Raise awareness to individual and community on efficiency and discharging duties on youth 5. To raise awareness on development gaps and needs of communities, particularly of youth.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation24831 4520 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 4520Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Empowering Initiative11029 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11029Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Empowering Initiative5754 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5754Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Empowering Initiative3528 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 3528Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Empowering InitiativeCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingYEICSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsYEIinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursYEICSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsYEICSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsSMART Advocacy training to young women on GBV, and entrepreneurship skills.SMART Advocacy training to young women on GBV, and entrepreneurship skills.# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsSMART Advocacy training to young women on GBV, and entrepreneurship skills.SMART Advocacy training to young women on GBV, and entrepreneurship skills.# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasYEIYEIRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersOnline and Physical dialogue on GBV awarenessYEI# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workOnline and Physical dialogue on GBV awarenessYEI% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice100% of 2 dialogue through Online and Physical dialogue on GBV awarenessYEI(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks2 dialogue through Online and Physical dialogue on GBV awareness(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsT-shirtsT-shirtsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06351-18:TZOxfam NovibWithin primary healthcare facilities in Tanzania there are inadequate channels for patients to provide feedback on the services andcare they receive. The typical facility receives just two pieces of patient feedback per month - typically via paper and pen notes put into suggestion boxes. 60% of patients say that existing feedback mechanisms are inadequate. As a result, patient voices are notsufficiently heard within healthcare decision-making. This is particularly true for pregnant women who often experience abuse from healthcare workers during visits to facilities but are unable to share this feedback with service providers and the government (who provided reproductive and child health services for 85% of women in Tanzania). The grant applied by Afya Pamoja to implement this project intends to use a digital patient feedback platform (in the form of SMS surveys sent via the patient's own mobile phone) to allow pregnant women to provide feedback on the quality of care they receive. In particular, they can report instances of abuse and inadequate care. By providing this feedback channel, evidence shows that this builds trust in services which leads to increased serviceutilization. Evidence from similar services suggests that this can increase utilization by 20% (e.g. antenatal care visits). This results in improvements in healthcare impacts such as maternal, infant and under-5 mortality. Two seminal pieces of work found that social accountability mechanisms can reduce under-5 mortality by up to 38%. Insufficient patient feedback also reduces the ability ofhealthcare workers and public healthcare managers to understand the real-time needs and challenges of patients on a local level. This limits their ability to provide targeted oversight and support to healthcare workers or patients (e.g. identifying abusive healthcare workers or training requirements for quality improvement), and reduces their ability to understand local resource needs (e.g. identifying where antenatal folic acid supplements are out ofstock). For pregnant women access to adequate healthcare services at this time is essential for their future productivity. Without effective care for them and their child during pregnancy their ability topursue productive employment opportunities post birth are significantly reduced. This may be because they or their child suffer complications during pregnancy or labor. Providing high quality responsive healthcare services is the best way to support vulnerable pregnant women post pregnancy. This projectwill involve implementing this service in 125 facilities in Dar es Salaam region. Among the activities that will be implemented by this project include; Activity 1: RHMT trainings Activity 2: CHMT trainings Activity 3: Healthcare worker trainings for100 facilities Activity 4: CHW trainings for 100 facilities Activity 5: Monthly program implementationOxfam NovibAfya PamojaAfya Pamoja is a rapidly growing, early-stage organisation. Afya Pamoja partners with governments, multilateral institutions and social innovation organisations to deliver and scale our platform. Afya Pamja believe sustainable impact is best achieved through partnerships and have as a result embed our platform into government institutions and processes. We have partnered with Tanzania’s Ministry of Health and Ministry of President’s office-Regional Administration and Local Government to design, build and scale this platform. Pilots of our program will launch in 2022. Afya Pamoja look for opportunities to collaborate with existing developmental initiatives. We are grateful to be funded by a range of social innovation organisations as we prove the value of our work. Afya Pamoja’splatform can be broken down into three components, data collection from clients, data analytics of the feedback and the creation oftools for decision makers Clients Using their own mobile phones clients provides feedback for free about their experiences Analytics Afya Pamoja aggregates and analyses the client data on a real time and local basis Decision makers We provide insights to healthcare workers and public health decision-makersMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation24868 19631 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 19631Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAfya Pamoja5237 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5237Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEAfya PamojaCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitions(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networks4 Trainings for RHMT, CHMT, Healthcare worker, and CHW# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projects4 Trainings for RHMT, CHMT, Healthcare worker, and CHW# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actors100 facilitiesNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches receiving an Innovate and Learn grantdigital patient feedback platform# Innovation Labs and other innovative processes facilitatedHealth care facilities# ideas and approaches documented through Innovation Labs and other innovative processesdigital patient feedback platformNew ideas and approaches have been developed, tested and prototyped as well as evaluated, shared and potentially adopted by grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders.# ideas and approaches developed, tested and prototyped through Innovation Labs and other innovative processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications by Innovation Labs and other innovative processes providing evidence on new ideas and approachesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06350-02:TZOxfam NovibOur interest Phase II, aim at empowering youth by building and strengthening skills, confidence and ability of both young women andmen to hold the 2020 elected decision and policy makers accountable as majority of these leaders have been promising youthduring the campaign rally that they will be committed to support youth initiatives and implement youth agenda as per national development plan. Thus, now since they are elected it will be a good opportunity for youth to hold them to their commitment and accountable. This project aims to empower youth within our community in area of - Building youth confident: we aim to empower youth to be and remain confident in a way which increases their skills, knowledge and confidence, and instils a belief thatthey can make a difference. Being inclusive: we aim to empower youth to be inclusive in a way which youth recognizes that discrimination exists, promotes equality of opportunity and good relations between youth groups, decision-makers and challenges inequality and exclusion Being organized: weaim to empower youth to be organized in a way which youth can bring fellow youth together around common issues and concerns in organizations and groups that are open, democratic and accountableOxfam NovibICCAOIntegrating Capacity and Community Advancement Organization (ICCAO) is the youth led organization founded by vibrant young female who inspired and motivated by the potential of the young people in the contribution of national development. As youth led organization, ICCAO have been designing various voluntary programs with fellow youth to support the most marginalized youth who needs support in term of knowledge, access or linkage. ICCAO managed to establish youth platform at the begin of 2019, the platform called Kijiwe kipya platform where youth are meet and discuss various issues regarding their issues specifically in financial matters. IntegratingCapacity and Community Advancement Organization (ICCAO) proposes to deliver twelve months OUR INTERESTS FIRST /MASLAHI YETU KWANZA project. The ideas of this project it is a citizen-centric program that aims to empower young Tanzanians in Dar es salaam. Constituency to tackle lack of understanding of youth in the importance of having good leaders in governance and representatives that can speak for youth interests and issues challenge through strategic leadership ,civic participation, and Personal leadership sessions. This program will help the existing youth platform such as Youth in bodaboda associationand Youth in universities, where major groups of youth are often used in political campaigns. The program will also facilitate interaction among the existing youth groups and the Youth representatives in local government authorities.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation33941 8539 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8539Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEICCAO8178 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8178Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEICCAO11180 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11180Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEICCAO6044 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 6044Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEICCAOStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsYSSKA study to 30 youth group leadersEmployment opportunities for young people - Entrepreneurship TrainingYouth employment# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsYouth employment through entrepreneurship training# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasICCAORightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersYouth GroupsYouth groups formulated# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workYouth Groups formulated, meeting through Kijiwe Kipya% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voiceA total number of 30 groups constitutes of 100% of the groups formedYouth Groups formulated, meeting through Kijiwe Kipya(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networkstwo accountability and commitment webinars# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansKijiwe kipya# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsOne documentary about accountability and commitment webinarsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06350-03:TZOxfam NovibThis project has been designed to promote equal access to employment opportunities and resources endowments for people with disabilities in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania, through agriculture. The focus is on capacity building and skill development and linking them with markets, with an aim to facilitate them to gain income generating opportunities and self-reliance, thereby promoting their self-esteem in equitable society. We are striving to end hunger and achieving food security for all, to ensure that everyone in society has access to sufficient, safe and nutritious food to meet their dietary needs. Including persons with by boosting their food production can improve employment opportunity and income generation. This initiative will be achieved through various strategic objectives, including; facilitating the acquisition and accessibility of land; acquisition and accessibility to finance; acquisition of agricultural inputs; and linkage between PWD and other agriculture support services. There will be enhancement of marketing for agricultural products and promotion of technical and entrepreneurial skills for people with disabilities. This project targets people with different disabilities. Impairments vary widely in terms of type, severity, stability, duration and time of onset – these characteristics influence individual capacities and willingness to become entrepreneurs and to sustain such a status. Specifically, this project is designed to promote equal access to employment opportunities and resources endowments for marginalised and vulnerable youth and people with disabilities in the Southern Highlands of Tanzania, through agriculture.Oxfam NovibDeafs Sustainance & DevelopmentThe organization applying for this fund is registered under the Nongovernmental Organization Act 2002, in the name of #Deafs Sustainance and Development Organization#. This organization was established by a group of deafs who were formerly under a Community BasedOrganization registered locally as Jamii ya Viziwi Njombe Tanzania (JAVINTA). The organization was established to promote equality,advocate inclusiveness and promote skills for sustainable development for all, including persons with disabilities.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation32187 9797 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9797Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDeafs Sustainance & Development16923 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16923Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDeafs Sustainance & Development5467 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 5467Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEDeafs Sustainance & DevelopmentStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6DSDOStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsAccess to land for agriculture activitiesAccess to land for agriculture activity# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsAvocado Farming for PWDs in Njombe regionAvocado farming by 13 groups of deaf community in Njombe region# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasDSDO, Modern farming method of Avocado for PWDsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders10 groups and 3 VICOBA10 PWDs and 3 VICOBA# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work3 discussions with LGAs and Village Governments10 PWDs and 3 VICOBA% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice13 groups including 10 PWDs groups and 3 VICOBA100% of the total 13 groups formulated - Had a meeting with the village leaders about access to land for agriculture activitiesGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge1000 brochures# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningDSDONL-KVK-27108436-A-06350-04:TZOxfam NovibFashion with a good cause project aim to empower youth with disabilities, young women and single mothers a fighting chance and the possibility to step out of their awful circumstance through provision of a safe space, education and, awareness about theirrights. In order to achieve these our project, aim at provision of vocational training in fashion design and art, basic education and most importantly, tools that will enable their development and reintegration within the community. The grant applied toYEMCO will support the implementation of Fashion with a good cause project. This project among other things will support the organization to Close the gender gap in different levels of decision making, ownership and control of key assets such as employmentand finance, create more andbetter jobs for youth with disability and for women, improve opportunities for youth with disabilities and Women as well as increase the capacity of YWDs, young women and single mothers to make choices and to transform those choices into desired actions and outcomes. Among the activities that will be implemented in this project include to engage the existed youth network established from the previous project. Three (3) VICOBA formulated in our previous project will be engagedwhereby each VICOBA consist of 10 youth each, composed of young women/single mother, youth disability as well as young mother. Additional of other existed 3 groups. Thus, 60 youthwith disabilities and young women will be engaged in total. The projectwillbe introduced to these groups and local government authority as well as fashion industry as well as the whole supply chain. Provision of vocation training in fashion design <(>&<)> art andbasic education to 60 youth with disabilities and young women especiallyyoung mothers (recommended 20 YWDs, 20 young women and 20 young/single mother). Provision of raw materials and other needed resource as well as workstation space at our office for 6 months free for groups to utilize their trained sewing and making skillsso as to produce quality hand worked garments quilts and craft supplies and special orders for private customers. Organize annually fashion festival aim to market YWDs, young women and young mothers’ products as part of fundraising for the program so asto reach to a wider group and for sustainability when the voice fund phase out. The contribution that will be obtained from the festival will be returned to organization for continuation of the program and roundtable discussion with the all vital stakeholders involved in supply chain in fashion <(>&<)> art this will include embassies, financial institutions, private companies who implement corporate social responsibilities program for possible synergy as well as for marketing to support YWDs, young women andyoung mother. The discussion will be based on YWDs <(>&<)> Women economic empowerment.Oxfam NovibYouth Empowerment and Mindset changYOUTH EMPOWERMENT AND MINDSET CHANGE ORGANIZATION (YEMCO) YEMCO is a Non-Government Organisation founded on 8th July 2015 with registration number 00NGO/08670, of Non-Government Organisation Act No. 24 of 2002. The organization focuses on the empowermentand mindset change to youth, women and disabled in order to enable themselves in various development programmes and opportunities. In order to achieve the main objective, the organization provides education and awareness through conduction of numerous trainings and motivation talks to youth, women and disabled. YEMCO collaborates with various community development programmes essentially in touching the lives of youth, women and disabled. Since its inception in 2015 YEMCO has managed to establish sixty(60) village community banks (VICOBA) in Dar es salaam. The 60 VICOBA are managed and led by YEMCO and youth themselve. YEMCO has manage to provide 10 training each month to young people on entrepreneurship skills, life and leadership skills, in total since its inception it has managed to conduct more than 300 training to youth in Dar es salaam and across other regions in Tanzania such as Arusha and Moshi. YEMCO has benign conducting various programs byself-funding through membership fees and other voluntary contribution, still vision to grow and reach to more people.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation30737 12000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Empowerment and Mindset chang8849 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8849Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Empowerment and Mindset chang9888 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9888Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEYouth Empowerment and Mindset changStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsEqual employment opportunities especially for PWDs# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsEqual employment opportunities especially for PWDs# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasfashion design & art and basic education to 60 youth with disabilities and young womenRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersThree (3) VICOBA which include 20 YWDs, 20 young women and 20 young/single mother)# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workRoundtable discussion with the all vital stakeholders involved in supply chain in fashion & art and annual fashion festival% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice3 VICOBA groups during the roundtable discussion with the all vital stakeholders involved in supply chain in fashion & artGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06350-05:TZOxfam NovibWomen’s Rights to Land For Economic Empowerment project aim to ensure women’s full and effective participation and equal opportunities for productive resource, employment and land in particular. The grant applied to LCSL will support the implementation of Women’sRights To Land For Economic Empowerment. This project among other things will support the organization to identify differences among women and men as to accessing land in the Tanzania under the customary land tenure system, identify the contributions of on-going land reforms in increasing women’s access to land in their respective areas (villages), assess the constraints and opportunities affecting access to land by women econamicaly and socially and assess the influence of religion and intermarriage on women’s access toland for economics earning as well as to identify and form women’s mechanisms/groups to protect women against any possible loss of their access rights; and Among the activities that will be implemented in this project includeto build advocacy capacity of pastoralist women and young mother and support their engagement on women’s land rights for economic empowerment, strengthen the advocacy approaches of women’s network on land rights for economic empowerment, create four (4) groups of women within our cooperative to promote entrepreneurship through land. Four (4) groups will have access to land for economic activities, training pastoralist women and young mothers on entrepreneurship through land, organize maasai festival and provide public award to 2 creative business ideas generated by pastoralists maasai women and young mothers through land. The aim is to break the stigma and taboos around women’s rights to land and to support the trained 4 pastoralists women and young mother groups to access capital for their business. This will include link them with the financial institutions, support them with materials for business startup, link them with local government authority of development fund.Oxfam NovibLareto Co-operative Society LTDLareto Co-operative is non-profit community based Organization (CBO) formed since 2015 and registered 27th January 2016. The headquarters are based in Makuyuni village, but having its communication office in Arusha City. Lareto Pre-Cooperative was formedto with the objective of facilitating community development initiatives through capacity building and awareness creation in all sectors of development. The area of operation currently being in Monduli district are Lemooti and Mswakini wards with all the villages within the wards. The community based Organization was formed after the realization that the Pastoral Community especially in Monduli district are lagging behind in all aspects of development when compared to other ethnic groups in Tanzania aswell as in this modernized world. Lareto Pre-Cooperative is supporting communities for social business, renewable energy and entrepreneurship groups for development projects within the pastoral community.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation26735 16996 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 16996Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELareto Co-operative Society LTD9739 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9739Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICELareto Co-operative Society LTDStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Strengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationswomen’s land rights for economic empowerment# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsAdvocacy session on land rights for economic empowerment# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasmasai festival and provision of public award to 2 creative business ideas generated by pastoralists maasai women and young mothers through land.Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work4 pastoralist women and young mother groups in masaai festival% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice4 pastoralists women and young mother groupsGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# Communities of Practice supported by programme staff and Linking and Learning facilitating organisations to define a set of learning questions# Communities of Practice with active participation of grantees emerging through Linking and Learning processes# and type (article, training material, blog, podcast, video) of publications produced by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledge# learning meetings held by Communities of Practice to develop, share and document knowledgeGrantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders develop and implement innovative strategies to reach, empower and strengthen the capacities of rightsholders.# grantees, rightsholder groups and other key stakeholders reporting use of new insights and innovative approaches that they have acquired through Linking and LearningNL-KVK-27108436-A-06350-06:TZOxfam NovibThe project seeks to scale up results achieved in the 1st phase of the previous project advocated for enabling environment, identify and access local opportunities available for PWDs, particularly in creating employment. Key successes of the 1st phase ofthe project include increased awareness of PWDs on availability of the interest-free 2% of the funds from the district councils, contributionof the establishment of the PWDs Committees in 9 districts, as well as development and submission of the charterof demand. In the one-year previous time, 75 entrepreneurial groups were established and accessed the 2% interest-free funds for their businesses. However, neither the established committees in all 9 district councils are not effectively using the charter of demand nor the established entrepreneurial groups have access to financial sources other than the district councils for their business growths. This projectwants to develop capacity of the ten (10) Committees of PWDs in Morogoro on how to use the developed charter of demand for increased access to available opportunities with particular focus on increasing employment; improve access to market, financial and technical support to entrepreneurial groups of PWDs in nine (9) districts; increased political participation of PWDs in village/street, ward, district and regional levels in Morogoro and; increased public awareness on the rights, opportunities and abilities of PWDs through open campaigns and effective use of social and traditional media. At the organizational level, the project seeks to develop socialmedia strategy that will be along with the establishment of the YouTube channel and regularly update the existing website and social media pages. This will play the big role not only in communicating the work of the project but also will increase the organizational visibility, engage community members and mobilize resources hence sustainability in turnOxfam NovibTanzania Albinism Society (MorogoroSince its 2009 establishment in the region, TAS Morogoro has managed and implemented several projects specifically dealing with PWDs. TAS record on working with PWDS, especially people living with albinism is unprecedented. TAS Morogoro has been a force to reconamong people with disabilities in advocacy, raising the voices of underserved PWDs. For example, in 2017 we managed to advocate forthe establishment of the special clinic office and doctors in the regional hospital responsible for providing services for eyes andskin health care for people with albinism including testing for skin cancer, eyes and providing sunscreen lotions. TAS Morogoro, has extensive experience in coordinating partnership with different stakeholders. As one of the Disabled Persons Organization in the region, TAS Morogoro has built strong relationships with government authorities, Disabled Persons Organizations, NGOs/CSOs and private entities in the region. This put the organization in a pole position to succeed in the implementation of this project. TAS Morogoro is a member-based organization that was formed by people living with albinism themselves for advancing their well-being and rights. It is run and managed by people living with albinism themselves. All its activities are geared towards advancing the interests of PWDs, with special focus on people living with albinism. In this way, TAS Morogoro has been able to operate and maintain strong working relationship with PWDs and Disabled Persons Organizations which is crucial in the success of project implementation.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation13000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 13000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETanzania Albinism Society (Morogoro9720 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9720Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETanzania Albinism Society (Morogoro15000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETanzania Albinism Society (Morogoro9753 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9753Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETanzania Albinism Society (Morogoro2500 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2500Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICETanzania Albinism Society (MorogoroStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6Tanzania albinism societyStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Tanzania albinism societyRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsOpportunities for PWDsinterest-free loans from District councils# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsOpportunities for PWDsimproved access to inclusive livelihood, improved participation, and visibility for People with disabilities (PWDs)# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasSocial media communication strategy: Host YouTube channelTASRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders10 PWDs committee10 committees of PWDs# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work10 PWDs committeetotal of 40 people from the 10 committee of PWDs% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice80% PWDs committee10 committees of PWDs(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksOpportunities for PWDsCommunity outreach# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksOpportunities for PWDs(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans10 PWDs committeecommittees of PWDs# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groups300 Brochures on Various PWDs laws and guidelines in regards to their economic and political opportunities 300 Leaflets on Various PWDs laws and guidelines in regards to their economic and political opportunities 150 charter of demands 300 PWDs Guideline booklets300 Brochures on Various PWDs laws and guidelines in regards to their economic and political opportunities 150 charter of demands 300 PWDs Guideline booklets(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# plans to strengthen their capacity on influencing decision makers defined by (informal) groups, organisations and networksOpportunities for PWDsStrengthen networks of PWDs -The 10 PWDs committees at regional, district, ward and village level.# Influencing grants and Sudden Opportunity grants allocated by Voice# peer-to-peer platforms on influencing decision makers set up among grantee projectsLinking and learing dialogue with the PWDs committee and other stakeholders# expert support on influencing decision makers provided by grantees to rightsholder groups10 PWDs committee(Informal) groups and organisations as well as their alliances, coalitions and networks have capacity to use a diverse set of tools to influence decision makers.# (informal) groups, organisations and networks reporting benefits on using a diverse set of tools and instruments to influence other social actorsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06350-07:TZOxfam NovibInvesting in students with disabilities project aims to contribute improvement of self-confidence for 1200 youth with disabilities (deaf, physical impaired and albinism) students from 8 inclusive secondary schools located in Tanzania namely ‘Mlingano, Tanga Technical, Mustafa Sabodo, Mtwara Technical, Morogoro, Njombe Viziwi, Balang`adalalu and Iringa Girls’. The grant applied to OSNET will support the implementation of Investing in students with disabilities project. This project among other things will support the organization to 8 established confidence building clubs, students with disabilities will be able to increase their ability of feeling free to present their own thoughts without depending other people voices, also the project will help the OSNET to developed new knowledge on sign language communication, being advocacy and activists of rights of people with disabilities in Tanzania. Among the activities that will be implemented in this project include conducting setting up meeting among the project team: Through pre-meetings, the project team of 12 members will streamline effective project management plans, schedules and buying necessary tools like Sign language Dictionaries, students notebook, rim paper that inspire deaf to learn by seeing testimonies from successful deaf/disabled rolemodels around the world. Sensitization seminar with stakeholders: Through this seminar, a total of 80 key project stakeholders like headmasters/headmistresses, teachers, students, and policy makers willbe taught how to create an enabling confidence building school`s environment. Also, among them 16 teachers will be certified Train of trainees (ToTs) in schools/clubs. Establishing Club networks: 8 clubs shall be established in all 8 schools through which students with disabilities will use this platform to strengthen their confidence by covering topics including self-acceptance, disability is not an excuse for responsibilities, good manners, creatingbright future and sign language. Organizing students’ competitions: through competitions of athletics, dance, writing, photographing, cooking, gardening and handcrafts it builds students` resilience, innovations, creativity and determining their future career. The best 3 clubs shall be awarded.Oxfam NovibOSNET-TanzaniaOrganisation of Special Needs Education Teachers (OSNET) is a Non Governmental Organization (NGO) established and registered to operate in the Tanzania Mainland under Non-Government Organisation Act, 2002 with registration number 00NGO/00007687 dated 16th November 2014 with its head Quarter in Musoma Township Mwembeni B primary School. OSNET has been dealing with capacitating with entrepreneurial training skill for both disabled and non disabled students from both secondary and Primary schools in Musoma town, Rrunning intervention programs concerning health promotion, Sexual reproductive health and rights as well as comprehensive sexual education for deaf youth Royal Dutch Kentalis is an organization specialized in diagnostics, education and care for children and youth with hearing and/or communication challenges. Kentalis in the Netherlands has more than 20 special education schools as well as itinerant services, whereby Kentalis teachers support deaf and hard of hearing children in regular inclusiveschools, and advise the regular and the SE teachers in how to cooperate for the benefit of the deaf learnerMinistry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation12000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOSNET-Tanzania9569 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 9569Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOSNET-Tanzania8865 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 8865Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOSNET-Tanzania17173 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 17173Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOSNET-Tanzania2375 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2375Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEOSNET-TanzaniaStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6OSNETStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5OSNETRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisationsOSNET8 Inclusive Clubs: Confidence building Clubs# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisationsOSNET8 Inclusive Clubs: Confidence building Clubs# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasOSNETRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholdersMlingano, Tanga Technical, Mustafa Sabodo, Mtwara Technical, Morogoro, Njombe Viziwi, Balang`adalalu and Iringa GirlsMlingano, Tanga Technical, Mustafa Sabodo, Mtwara Technical, Morogoro, Njombe Viziwi, Balang`adalalu and Iringa Girls# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and workMlingano, Tanga Technical, Mustafa Sabodo, Mtwara Technical, Morogoro, Njombe Viziwi, Balang`adalalu and Iringa GirlsMlingano, Tanga Technical, Mustafa Sabodo, Mtwara Technical, Morogoro, Njombe Viziwi, Balang`adalalu and Iringa Girls% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice80% of 8 schools i.e Mlingano, Tanga Technical, Mustafa Sabodo, Mtwara Technical, Morogoro, Njombe Viziwi, Balang`adalalu and Iringa Girls(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networksFeedback meeting, Follow up Meeting# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networksFeedback meeting, Follow up Meeting(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plansMlingano, Tanga Technical, Mustafa Sabodo, Mtwara Technical, Morogoro, Njombe Viziwi, Balang`adalalu and Iringa Girls# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsSign language DictionariesNL-KVK-27108436-A-06350-08:TZOxfam NovibMaking Health Care Services Friendly to Older People of Zanzibar project aims to advocate for change in health services to make them friendly to elderly and People Living with Disabilities (PLWDs) of Zanzibar. Also, the project intends to raise awarenessto government officials and other stakeholders on importance of age friendly services, empower and train older people on their rights and older citizen monitoring, to make them capable of monitoring health services and advocating for change. Also, build capacity of health workers by training them on age friendly services Beneficiaries’ Older people, PLWDs and Health Workers The grant applied to JUWAZAwill support the implementation of Making Health Care Services Friendly to Older People of Zanzibar project. This project among other things will support the organization to build capacity of older people forums by training them on their rights, principles of agefriendly services and older citizen monitoring in health services. Sensitize and train healthcare workers on how to provide services to older people and people living with the disabilities in a friendly way. Among the activities that will be implemented in this project include conduct one baseline survey to collect information on the currentsituation regarding access and friendliness of health services to the elderly and PLWDs, Advocate for rights and entitlements of the elderly including change in social services. Buildcapacity of the older people forums to make them capable of monitoringand advocating for change in health care services. Build capacity of health care workers Utilize media to prepare awareness campaign on rights and entitlements.Oxfam NovibJumuiya ya Wastaafu na Wazee ZanzibThis is consortium project between Zanzibar Association for Retirees and Older People (Swahili acronym, JUWAZA) and Dungabweni JUWAZA was established in 2001 as non-profit and nongovernmental organization. Originally, the association had been designed to serve the retirees of the public sector but it was later reformed in 2005 to work for all older persons of Zanzibar. The association has been registered under the Society Act no. 6 of 1995. JUWAZA works to advocate for the rights and entitlements of the older people in Zanzibar includes issues like pensions, health rights and general social services. Dungambweni is informal forum established on the 30th October 2014 by the older people of Dungabweni all older people of dungabweni (aged 60 and above). Dungambweni formed with aim of advocating for age friendly social services e.g. health care services. At the end of Project JUWAZA intend to help Dungabweni to have formal registration.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands TanzaniaThe right to social and political participation11000 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 11000Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJumuiya ya Wastaafu na Wazee Zanzib7314 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7314Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJumuiya ya Wastaafu na Wazee Zanzib12513 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 12513Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJumuiya ya Wastaafu na Wazee Zanzib15978 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15978Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJumuiya ya Wastaafu na Wazee Zanzib2353 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2353Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEJumuiya ya Wastaafu na Wazee ZanzibStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..organisations supported with means (financial, knowledge, skills, networks, training, etc.) to strengthen capacity in specific areas -DD6JUWAZAStrengthened CSOs: # of CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space..CSOs increasingly participate in or initiate influencing and advocacy efforts to protect and widen civil society space -DD5Rightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations"Elderly and PLWD rights and entitlements": Two 2 meetings organized one in Pemba and another in Unguja with top government officials, decision makers over rights and entitlements of the elderly and PLWDs in particular access to health services in Pemba# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasJUWAZARightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders2 older people forum: 1 from Pemba and 1 from Unguja, each forum consist of 30 people, hence 60 older people in total# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work2 older people forum: 1 from Pemba and 1 from Unguja, each forum consist of 30 people, hence 60 older people in total% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# joint actions on influencing social actors developed by (informal) groups, organisations and networks# joint actions on influencing social actors implemented by (informal) groups, organisations and networks(Informal) groups and organisations have capacity to build alliances, coalitions and networks with a variety of stakeholders, to amplify rightsholders.# alliances, coalitions and networks indicating to initiate activities based on joint action plans# and type (article, policy, blog, podcast, video) of publications by non-grantees/rightsholders supporting issues of grantees and/or rightsholder groupsNL-KVK-27108436-A-06346-02:PHOxfam NovibThis project will enable14 peasant women whose human rights are violated, experiencing judicial harassment, and injustice. At least3 of them are currently detained for trumped up charges, with whom 1 has a baby with her in the detention cell; 4 are forced to “surrender” as they were maliciously tagged as communist rebels; 4 are wives whose husbands are detained for trumped-up charges with planted evidence; and 3 victims of red-tagging, intimidation, and harassment. They are from 4 different municipalities, namely Baggao,Amulung, Alcala, Sto Nino, Aparri, in the Province of Cagayan, Region 2, Philippines. The detained women are Christina Miguel, Violeta Ricardo and Amanda Echanis. Christina and Violeta are elderly peasant women who are detained due to invented accusations of murder of some soldiers, frustrated murder, arson, and illegal possession of firearms and explosives. They are charged separately but with similar charges. Last year, both were slapped with additional charges of murder and frustrated murder by the military. Amanda Echanis is a peasant organizer. Her newborn baby was a month old when a composite team of military and police barged into her home on December 2, 2020 at 3 AM, planted firearms and explosives, and charged for illegal possession of firearms. She is detained with her baby. Jacqueline Ratin (63), Julie Marcos (64), Jane Valencia (45), and Emilia Ventura (42) are women who are victims of forced surrender. The military forced them to sign a document that they used to be rebelsand are now “returning to the folds of the law”. Angelita Bulseco (65), Lina Ladino (64), and Alma Infante (50) are peasant women who are tagged by military as “recruiters” of New PeoplesArmy or NPA since 2018. They are continuously threatened, intimidated, and harassed by military. Rosalinda Dagohoy (58), Jane Ramos(55), Precious Cabildo (46), and Clarita Pascua (50) are wives of peasant leaders who are victims of trumped-up charges with planted evidence. Common to them is the raids of their homes at3AM by a hundred military and policemen where they are planted evidence of ammunitions and charged with illegal possessions of such. The peasant women and their families are the direct victims of abuse of power. They face barriers in accessing justice dueto gender discriminationfor being marginalized, lack of knowledge of their rights, as well as economic and educational disadvantages. This problem stems from the condition of the current Philippine administration of President Duterte whose regime is built on fear and repression. It imposes militaristic policies against critiques to suppress dissent. This project aims to enable the peasant women who are under attack to speak up against harassment and manage their legal battles. Specifically, it supportslocal efforts to advocate for legal rights of women who are under attack and whose families are victims of HR abuse. It capacitates the women to become voices of the unheard and improve their access to justice in their ongoing legal struggle. This project wishes to see that the women are capacitated to speak about the injustice they are in and can manage their legal battle.Oxfam NovibKatinnulong Daguiti Umili iti AmianKATINNULONG DAGUITI UMILI ITI AMIANAN (KADUAMI) is an Ilocano phrase which is translated as “People’s Partner in Northern Luzon”. It is a non-governmental and non-stock, non-profitorganization that has wide range and long-term experiences inimplementing projects in Northern Luzon, Philippines for over 37years. KADUAMI was established on October 04, 1983, after the FirstRegional Conference on Development Issues in Northern Luzon. Itwas registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission on July9, 1984. KADUAMI’s work covers 3 regions in Northern Luzon Philippinesnamely: Cagayan Valley Region or Region II, Ilocos Region or RegionI, and the Cordillera Administrative Region. KADUAMI envisions an empowered community that are able to assertbasic humanrights, promote self-reliant, equitable and sustainabledevelopment and progressive culture. To help realize this vision,KADUAMI commits to contribute to the development of self-determining, self-reliant and inter-dependent communities in NorthernLuzon. Toguide us through our development work are our COREVALUES that: 1. We are committed to uplift the situation of themarginalized sectors and communities; 2. We promote organized andactive people’s participation; 3. We are sensitive to indigenouspeoples andgender rights; 4. We work to contribute to social justiceand ecological stability. To achieve this, KADUAMI do capacitybuilding, research, networking, partnerships, and socio- economicwork. As a service institution, KADUAMI is working with the peasants,fisher folk, workers, urban poor, indigenous peoples, and otherinstitutions. It is committed to uplift the lives of the poor and neglectedsector. For the next 3 years, KADUAMI aims to contributeinstrengthening capacities of marginalized sectors in Northern Luzon forfood security and right to life.Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL Oxfam Novibstart-plannedstart-actualend-plannedend-actual Oxfam Novib info@oxfamnovib.nl http://www.oxfamnovib.nl PO box 30919, 2500 GX The Hague, The Netherlands PhilippinesThe right to social and political participation24998 15656 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 15656Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKatinnulong Daguiti Umili iti Amian7274 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 7274Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKatinnulong Daguiti Umili iti Amian2068 incoming transaction Ministry of Foreign Affairs NL 2068Netherlands Dutch SP D&D VOICEKatinnulong Daguiti Umili iti AmianCivil society actors transformed and strengthened,CSOs that strengthened the links with their constituencies due to changed ways of workingCSO that improved their acccess to flexible resources to actively address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and online, involving and considering esp. marginalized groupsinformal movements/individuals with access to flexible resources to address, reclaim and navigate civic space offline and/or onlineCSOs with improved risk strategies and improves support when a civic space crisis occursCSOs with increased women and youth in leadership positionsCSO actors that build trust and work in inclusive way in coalitionsRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# change agendas developed by rightsholder groups based on the facilitation of programme staff and partner organisations# change agendas implemented by rightsholder groups based on the support of programme staff and partner organisations# grantees incorporating new approaches in realising their change agendasRightsholders (individuals and groups) are willing and able to work on their own empowerment.# rightsholder groups presenting their collective demands to external stakeholders# rightsholder groups indicating to have safe spaces to convene and work% rightsholder groups indicating increased confidence to raise their voice