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News update
From Kellogg, a climate change wake-up call
Consumers like you just convinced another giant food company to change its policies for the better.
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Nothing sweet about it
How sugar fuels land grabs
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Politics of Poverty
From statements to supply chains: deepening company commitments to the right to water
Oxfam’s Behind the Brands campaign asks food and beverage companies to take the next steps in advancing the right to water.
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First Person
Debunking the #1 myth about hunger
From famous food writers to volunteers, we’re all on the same page: It’s time to change how we think about food and inequality.
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Politics of Poverty
At the center of challenges on climate change: Land
A timely new report from Oxfam and the International Land Coalition takes up the challenge of "land inequality" in food value chains. 'Doing Business on Uneven Ground' examines how food companies can continue to source agricultural commodities and reduce and remove emissions while advancing land equality.
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Managing Risks in Smallholder Agriculture: The Impacts of R4 on Livelihoods in Tigray, Ethiopia
This is an impact evaluation focusing on food and livelihood security among smallholder farmers in Tigray, Ethiopia as a result of the Rural Resilience Initiative (R4), September 2017. This is an impact evaluation that used the difference in difference as a methodology to analyze the quantitative information.
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R4 Rural Resilience Initiative
Quarterly report | January - March 2018
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Behind the Brands
In this report, Oxfam assesses the social and environmental policies of the world’s ten largest food and beverage companies and calls on them to take the critical next steps to create a just food system.
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First Person
You want to give everything to your children
In a rural mountain village in El Salvador, Oxfam partners lend a hand to families struggling with El Niño
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In a year of continued struggle and upheaval, you never stopped showing up in the fight against inequality.
