StoryBeira resembles a city at war after Cyclone Idai
Mozambique’s 4th largest city is 90 percent under water and survivors need clean water and shelter
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StoryWorld Water Day: How far would you walk for water?
Like the air we breathe, water is essential in our lives. But for at least 2.1 billion people, clean water is still out of reach.
StoryThousands of lives still at risk after Cyclone Idai
Reports from southern Africa indicate millions are affected and in urgent need of clean water, sanitation, food.
StoryMore than a pipe dream
Female plumbers plug up leaks in Jordan’s water system
Politics of poverty blogThe battle for the future of food: A Q&A with author Timothy Wise
His new book explores what small-scale farmers can teach us as the hunger and climate crises converge like never before.
News updateOxfam prepares to respond as Cyclone Idai leaves trail of death, destruction and homelessness in southern Africa
Oxfam will be responding with water, sanitation services, food and other non-food items to people affected by Cyclone Idai that hit Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe on March 14-15.