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Tomorrow, September 24, President Joe Biden will address the UN General Assembly meeting. Ahead of his speech, Oxfam America P
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El Niño in Ethiopia
Ethiopia is facing a massive drought and food insecurity crisis as a result of failed rains and droughts that have been worsened by the 2015 El Niño, which in itself has been supercharged by climate change. Urgent humanitarian action is needed now to support millions of people who have lost food, water and livelihoods, and long-term investment is needed so that communities can become more resilient and reduce their vulnerability to weather events in the future.
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Improving livelihoods after disasters
Tsunami research brief: Studies of paddy agriculture and the coconut fiber industry in Sri Lanka point to ways aid providers can help improve incomes.
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Aid donors increasingly seek to inject private-sector resources into development by ‘blending’ official development assistance (ODA) with private finance.
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Politics of Poverty
What do the world’s biggest brands have to do with land rights violations?
A Q&A on why Oxfam is calling for zero tolerance of global land grabs by food and beverage companies.
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In Sri Lanka, Chamindra Weerackody carried out research on community mental health and well-being that has implications for aid providers in future emergencies.
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Sturdy houses are now under construction for 400 Bangladesh families who survived Cyclone Sidr. The new dwellings are designed to be more resilient in future storms.
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News update
Worst is yet to come as first rains cause damage in Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh
Damage and fear caused by the first rains of the monsoon season in the Rohingya refugee camps in Bangladesh are an ominous warning of what is to come. Oxfam’s Rohingya Response Advocacy Manager Dorothy Sang gives her first-hand account of the conditions in the camps.
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Politics of Poverty
The international community’s 2nd #EpicFail in Somalia?
Early warnings are not resulting in early action.
