Background
The tsunami of December 2004 created a humanitarian emergency of monumental proportions. more »
What Oxfam is Doing
The day the tsunami surged over the coasts of the Indian Ocean, Oxfam began rushing clean water, equipment, shelter materials, and other essential supplies to the region in an all-out effort to protect the lives of the survivors. Over time, the emergency relief effort gave way to helping restore a measure of normalcy to people's lives by rebuilding homes and reviving livelihoods. more »
Real Lives
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Forecasting a better future
Tsunami research program in India helps villagers adapt to climate change. |
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Drawing water to a thirsty village
Honoring community priorities can lead to high-impact, sustainable results. |
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Small business helps recovery on Nias
A modest grant helps turn a small coffee shop into a thriving establishment. |
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Goddess of wealth smiles on Sri Lanka’s goat farmers
In the tsunami- and conflict-affected district of Ampara, an Oxfam partner is helping women boost their incomes, manage their finances, and improve their status in their communities. |
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Research that could save lives: HIV and the tsunami disaster
An Oxfam-supported study reveals how and why vulnerability to HIV increased in the aftermath of the tsunami. |
More News
Read more about Oxfam's work in the tsunami-affected regions. |
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