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.
First Person blogIndonesia quake: quick action in the shadow of fear
As a complete picture of the damage around Padang begins to emerge, aid workes scramble to meet the needs of city residents and those in the villages beyond.
StorySmall business helps recovery on Nias
Oxfam's work to restore clean water and improve livelihoods on the island has become an important element of its tsunami response.
First Person blogKiller Epidemic Strikes 40 Million More
Nearly a billion people are now experiencing chronic hunger. So how can we cure this global epidemic?