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Mano and Fagaote
Oxfam New Zealand’s partnership with Women in Business Development Incorporated (WIBDI) began in 2001 with an income generation and microfinance project, aimed at improving livelihoods
Oxfam New Zealand’s partnership with Women in Business Development Incorporated (WIBDI) began in 2001 with an income generation and microfinance project, aimed at improving livelihoods
Falesina and his wife Kalameli no longer have to drink water contaminated with bacteria. Oxfam’s Cyclone Evan response has given them the gift of clean
For the first time in his life, Siitageo no longer has to fret about collecting water
Safe water and solid homes: rebuilding after Cyclone Ian and preparing for future shocks
With support from New Zealand Aid Programme, Oxfam is working to improve vocational training infrastructure in Vanuatu, a country where an estimated 70 per cent
Campaign actions by hundreds of thousands of people in the past 12 months, including thousands of Kiwis, have swayed nine of the world’s ten biggest
World-wide development organisation Oxfam New Zealand has appointed Pacific development specialist and former Executive Director of the New Zealand AIDS Foundation, Rachael Le Mesurier as
An opinion piece from Oxfam’s Executive Director Barry Coates, as published in the New Zealand Herald on February 21, 2014
In the lead-up to the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) negotiations in Singapore February 22-25, Oxfam New Zealand is calling on the New Zealand Trade Minister,
Oxfam’s Executive Director Barry Coates writes to Trade Minister regarding TPPA negotiations