Search
Your search for '"system of rice intensification"' returned 5121 results (Page 313/512)
-
The conflict in Yemen marked a devastating new milestone this past Saturday as an airstrike from the Saudi-led coalition struck a funeral hall in Sanaa killing over 140 people and wounding over 500.
-
News update
Oxfam stands with faith leaders from all 50 states who demand an end to US support for the war in Yemen
Oxfam stands with faith leaders from all 50 states who have joined together to call on Congress to end to US support for the war in Yemen that continues to fuel the world’s worst humanitarian crisis.
-
Politics of Poverty
Yadda Yaddaing Catastrophe
-
A local team in Bangladesh takes on a key role in emergencies: standing up for women’s rights.
-
Story
What I'm thankful for
Oxfam staff, musician friends, and Sisters on the Planet ambassadors share their appreciation for climate activists, vaccines, and more.
-
Because disasters and development are intricately linked, disaster risk reduction projects can improve people's day to day lives.
-
Politics of Poverty
Empowering Local Voices in the Fight Against Climate Change
To solve the climate crisis, technical solutions are not enough. The development sector must embrace localization to elevate the voices of those most affected by the climate crisis and craft solutions that are informed by local knowledge.
-
Politics of Poverty
Black Women Employment is not just a recession indicator, it’s a Man-Made Disaster
We are sounding the alarm to identify and acknowledge what’s happening at this moment in history; Black women’s unemployment is a man-made disaster. A threat to Black women’s livelihoods should be more than a signal. Let’s call it what it is - an emergency.
-
Start with helping people confront their own attitudes, then change local laws to protect basic rights.
-
Politics of Poverty
G8 leaders “cooked the books” yesterday, and the world’s poor were left holding the bill
Leaders promised an additional $50bn in aid commitments to fight global poverty. That commitment has not been met, at great cost to the world's poor.
