While time is running out, the global crises push the MDGs desperately off course. The only chance of avoiding failure is a rescue plan for
As Commerce Minister Simon Power noted when announcing the conclusion of the review of trading rules between New Zealand and Australia “an important aspect of
A place to call home. Marceline, Sabine and David live in the Coraille resettlement camp outside earthquake-ravaged Port-au-Prince. Oxfam has provided shelter, water, latrines and
Things will get better. Oxfam helped women like Marie Carole Boursiquot run community canteens in the wake of the Haiti earthquake. Photo: Kateryna Perus Marie Carole Boursiquot was
Elsie Delva is from Carrefour Feuilles, a poor neighbourhood of Port-au-Prince. She lost everything in the earthquake. Like thousands of other women and men who
This original research from Oxfam New Zealand aims to learn about economic development in the Pacific from some of the organisations that are doing it
One year on after the devastating flooding, hundreds of thousands of Pakistani people remain in camps. Oxfam is on the ground providing food, clean water,
The World Bank last year estimated that US$75-100 billion per year is needed for poor countries to adapt to climate change, if global warming levels
Behind the official statistics, farmers, manufacturing workers, migrant workers, waste-pickers, and women working unpaid in the home all over the world are asking the same
Small scale farmers and pastoralists in Ethiopia are set to be the most negatively impacted by climate change, facing increased poverty, water scarcity, and food
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