Research and publications
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Annual report
Annual report 2016
In fiscal year 2016, Oxfam America recorded our highest dollar investment in program services in our history. The primary drivers for this increase were the devastating earthquakes in Nepal in April 2015 and our response to the tragic global refugee crisis.
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OXFAMCloseup magazine
Oxfam CloseUp, Spring 2017
CloseUp is returning to print. After careful consideration, Oxfam shifted to publishing our magazine digitally a year ago. We discovered over the course of the year, however, that the majority of you strongly favored a print version.
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Impact update
From modest savings, an entrepreneurial spirit
In Senegal, a woman joins a savings group, starts her own business, and becomes a leader.
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Fact sheet
Hunger and famine crises
Man-made crises and severe drought have pushed countless families to the brink of starvation, but fast action now can save lives.
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Evaluation
Absorb, Adapt, Transform: Final Evaluation of the Central America-Melanesia (CAMEL) Resilience Building Program
A summative evaluation of the three-year Resilience Building Program implemented in El Salvador, Guatemala, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu funded by the Margaret A. Cargill Philanthropies.
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Research
Beyond Transparency: Investigating the New Extractive Industry Disclosures
A report analyzing the activities of the French oil company Total in Angola and Niger.
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Brief
Pathways to deforestation-free food
Developing supply chains free of deforestation and exploitation in the food and beverage sector
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Tools for activists
Resources to host an event for fighting famine
Download free resources for hosting your event to raise awareness and life-saving funds to help fight famine.
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Fast publication
Economists letter on excessive speculation
461 Economists call for urgent action against excessive speculation on food commodities
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Brochure
Women in Small Enterprise Semiannual Report: July - December 2016
Through WISE, Oxfam serves in its convening role to support collaboration between financial institutions, nonprofit organizations, and academia working together to advance women’s economic rights in Guatemala. WISE works alongside a suite of Oxfam initiatives in Guatemala that contribute to the overall vision of achieving greater economic independence and empowerment of women.
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Book
Empowered development in poor countries
The trials and trails of a development aid worker
