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Protection and Governance: Linking good practice in protection and governance programmes in the DRC

12/06/2017

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18 pages long

Languages: English

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Oxfam’s programmes in the Democratic Republic of Congo work in a context in which violent and non-violent conflict affect communities and protection and governance concerns are closely linked. Some protection threats, such as illegal taxes and arbitrary arrests, stem from structural governance issues, and other protection threats, such as forced marriage, are exacerbated through the […]

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Case study

Civil society-led Emergency Preparedness for Women with Disabilities in Gaza

25/01/2017

1 documents

16 pages long

Languages: English

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Gaza has long been a place of desperate need, with huge challenges in all areas of civic life. Devastating escalations in violence not only destroy lives and infrastructure, but also hope and aspiration. In the midst of this, the most marginalized people are often ignored or forgotten. As part of the Within and Without the […]

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Case study

Women and Peace Building in Afghanistan: Building local and national-level peace with the meaningful participation of women

06/09/2016

1 documents

12 pages long

Languages: English

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Conflict has destroyed countless lives in Afghanistan. Searching for an elusive peace is a focus for many; but women have often been left with no voice, with the result that a fair and equitable end to conflict remains out of reach. Within and Without the State is working with women to support their meaningful participation […]

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Discussion paper

Oxfam’s Work in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Contexts: Learning event Bangkok February 8-12, 2016

21/07/2016

1 documents

20 pages long

Languages: English

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A third of the world’s poorest, most vulnerable and marginalized people are thought to live in fragile and conflict-affected countries. Oxfam’s work in these countries aims to address their needs, but we recognize the importance of finding different ways to do this in these challenging contexts. In these environments, conflict is often violent, protracted and […]

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Case study

Building Dialogue Between Citizens and the State: Six factors contributing to change in the Within and Without the State programme in DRC

08/06/2016

1 documents

12 pages long

Languages: English

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This case study reflects on progress of Oxfam’s Within and Without the State (WWS) programme in the Équateur Province of Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) following a visit by the WWS Programme Coordinator in March 2016. Despite the project being relatively new in DRC, signs of change are already being seen. This case study outlines six key contributing factors to […]

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Case study

Inclusive Partner Selection in South Sudan:The process of selecting partners in a participatory way in South Sudan

19/01/2016

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10 pages long

Languages: English

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Within and Without the State in South Sudan chose deliberately to include a wide range of people and groups in the process of selecting its partners, so that civil society groups would remain engaged with the programme even if they were not selected as implementing partners.

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Protection and Governance: Linking good practice in protection and governance programmes in the DRC

Civil society-led Emergency Preparedness for Women with Disabilities in Gaza

Women and Peace Building in Afghanistan: Building local and national-level peace with the meaningful participation of women

Oxfam’s Work in Fragile and Conflict-Affected Contexts: Learning event Bangkok February 8-12, 2016

Building Dialogue Between Citizens and the State: Six factors contributing to change in the Within and Without the State programme in DRC

Inclusive Partner Selection in South Sudan:The process of selecting partners in a participatory way in South Sudan