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Rural areas of Haiti have been consistently neglected over the years, driving people into crowded Port-au-Prince to seek basic services such as schools. As the country begins to rebuild itself following the January earthquake, investments in these rural areas will be critical.
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In drought-stricken northern Kenya, Oxfam is working with local water companies to distribute clean drinking water through electronic water meters.
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Politics of Poverty
Reflections on advancing development strategies that include small-scale farmers
A reminder that food security research must reach the poor farmers it is intended to support.
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Oxfam’s Behind the Barcodes Food Trucks takes to the streets to serve up food for thought, raising awareness of the inhumane treatment endured by workers who produce the food we purchase from supermarket chains and calling on Whole Foods to take the higher road.
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Politics of Poverty
Lost in time? Rep. Connolly offers up direction for aid back to the 21st century
Rep. Howard Berman’s legacy is a roadmap to more coherent US development efforts—whether or not it becomes law.
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President Trump and Republicans in Congress are working to slash $31.7 billion in foreign aid spending. Meanwhile, the ultra-wealthy are set to receive roughly twice that amount—$60.3 billion—in just one year of tax breaks.
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The coronavirus pandemic will have devastating health, social and economic impacts in the world’s poorest countries. To measure up to this once-in-a-cen
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Travelling through 24 countries, the authors of a book called 'Hungry Planet: What the World Eats' learn from the Aboubakars about the hardships in a Chad refugee camp.
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Outbreaks of cholera are just one of the consequences of Congo's underinvestment in everything from roads to health clinics to clean water.
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Press release
Billionaire wealth jumps three times faster in 2025 to highest peak ever, sparking dangerous political inequality says Oxfam
Billionaires 4,000 times more likely to hold political office than ordinary people
