Pathways for win
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This document discusses Oxfam's influencing strategies in Indonesia. It defines influencing as efforts to affect policies, laws, regulations, budgets, and attitudes to promote just societies without poverty and inequality. Influencing plays a key role in all of Oxfam's country programs. The targets of influencing include the public, policymakers, and the private sector. The document outlines a theory of change approach involving assumptions, preconditions, goals, and how change happens on individual, interpersonal, societal, and systemic levels using various tools like research, capability development, and alliance building. It emphasizes linking global, national, and local influencing and prioritizing local authorities and social movements. An example influencing strategy is provided around climate-res
Pathways for win
- 1. Andi Cipta Asmawaty Oxfam in Indonesia For 2018 Campaigning Forum Keble College, University of Oxford, Oxford
- 2. Indonesia: All of oxfam’s Programs
- 3. Influencing 1. Refers to systemic efforts to affect policies and laws/regulations (and their implementation), budget, company policies, company practices, attitudes, and beliefs in such a way to promote more just societies without poverty and inequality 2. More holistic and integrated approach to advocacy and campaigning
- 4. Influencing is us, our self For Oxfam, Influencing is not only a tool: It is part of who we are. Whether it is working to ensure that…learning from the best of our country programs and advocating for a replication at scale, supporting partners to hold their government to account for delivery of essential services that will empower people living in poverty, influencing has a key role to play in every country in which oxfam works. (Winnie Byanyima, Executive Director of Oxfam International)
- 5. INFLUENCING TARGET The public – participate in campaigns or become change makers Policy makers – to implement, commit, and regulate Private sector – commit in policy and practices 1 23
- 6. Theory of change 1. Assumptions: what situation we want to change? What is happening? local – national (if needed, link to global campaign) 2. Preconditions link to targets; who will be our targets 3. Goal: change – is it law/ policy? Is it implementation of a law or policy/ is it behaviours?
- 7. From individual to wider system change 7 Individual 1 Interpersonal 2 Societal 3 Wider system change 4 Information Creating them as personal agency Self concept Social learning Communities of practice Informal setting Modeling Power relation mapping Circumstance
- 8. Research (case study, case development) Policy influencing Strengthening voice Using mass and digital mediaCapability development Alliance relation development Public mobilization - How are going to achieve these changes? - Which tools are we going Program improvement Problem mapping Our influencing strategy
- 9. how link Global – National – Local Local authorities more long term: actively use sectoral clusters; at the national Levels as a platform to influence targets and priorities SOCIAL MOVEMENT support social movements through national people’s groups and engaging with influencers How Change Happens Focus on how change happens: focus at local and national level (eventhough linking to global still important) Behavioral Change Influence decisions makers, however, communities influence in behaviour change level is extremely crucial Prioritise Local Authorities
- 10. Vulnerable communities* in urban and rural Indonesia realise their rights and improve their wellbeing despite shocks, stresses and uncertainty YFF has climate resilient and sustainable agriculture (CRSA) YFF has access and control on land, water, and seeds Supporting policy framework Affirmation action YFF have increased knowledge, skills and capacity in CRSA Farms are managed locally by YFF Viable market s exist Ag. technology is easy to use and enviro. friendly YFF have spaces to become empowered Urban consumers see YFF products as desirable Private sector supports the development of ag. technology Young women are interested in becoming farmers Private sector Engagement Government Advocacy Public facing campaign Assumption Preconditions Intermediate outcomes GOALAlliance Who to collaborate with Targets who to influences People’s alliance for food sovereignt, Alliance of Independent Journalist, Pikul – Local communities) Government, seed companies
- 11. WIN!
- 12. One event for all of targets Seafoodx:
- 13. THE POWER OF CELEBGRAM (CELEBRITY on INSTAGRAM)
- 15. Email: acasmawaty@oxfam.org.uk Whatsapp: +6281381383703 Facebook: Andy Cipta Instagram: @andcipta TERIMA KASIH THANK YOU