News updateOxfam provides drinking water and shelter to thousands as 600,000 are hit by Indonesia earthquakes
Oxfam is providing clean drinking water and tarpaulin shelter sheets to 5,000 survivors as three devastating earthquakes hit Lombok Island in Indonesia this past week.
StoryWorkers behind the seafood in our markets
Have you ever wondered who catches and processes the seafood you buy in supermarkets? Three workers describe the low pay, the extreme hours, and the inhumane conditions that are far too common in this industry.
Politics of Poverty blogPepsiCo is moving from policy to practice
New time-bound action plans for implementation of its sustainability commitments are allowing a next stage of engagement with Oxfam.
Politics of Poverty blogIndonesian smoke signals: Three ways companies can curb deforestation in their supply chains
The recent forest fires in Indonesia are a harsh reminder of all that still needs to be done to make companies’ zero deforestation commitments a reality.
Story10 years after the tsunami: When a wave of devastation was met with a wave of support
A massive outpouring of support followed in the wake of the disaster, allowing Oxfam to help families recover and rebuild. “Positive things are happening here now,” says one survivor in Aceh.
Politics of Poverty blogHas the US Trade Rep gone rogue in Bali?
The President’s trade envoy is opposing India’s effort to reduce hunger.