Kiwis take part in special Oxfam Trailwalker in Taupō to raise funds for families living in poverty
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Counting their chickens
Chicken rearing is improving the nutrition and boosting incomes for families in a remote part of Papua New Guinea.
Vanuatu – update from Oxfam partner organisation on Tanna
Oxfam has now been able to speak to Hillary Garea, a water, sanitation, and hygiene (WASH) Officer for the Vanuatu Rural Development Training Centre Association (VRDTCA), Oxfam’s long term WASH partner in Vanuatu.
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Meet a family you helped in Vanuatu
Oxfam distributed hygiene kits last week at Lycee Bouganville school in Port Vila which is acting as a temporary evacuation centre. Oxfam’s Amy Christian spoke to some of the families sheltering at the school about their experiences when Cyclone Pam hit, and their plans and worries for the future.
Oxfam calls for support as Vanuatu farmers face months without crops
As aid begins to reach communities across Vanuatu, Oxfam New Zealand have spoken to their development partner Farm Support Association (FSA) to understand the longer term impact Cyclone Pam will have on a society which lives mostly off farming. We heard that the cyclone has come at a very bad time; farmers who had planted vegetables would have lost all their crops.
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Interview with an Oxfam partner in Vanuatu
Interview with Oliver Iato, Senior Extension Officer, Farm Support Association
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