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News update
Indonesia government requests international assistance for earthquake and tsunami response
Oxfam intends to scale up effort to assist half a million people.
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Oxfam is prepared to respond to support tsunami-affected communities in Indonesia’s Sunda Strait.
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Publication
If Not Now, When?
Three actions the G20 must take now to protect the world's poor from the economic crisis and build a new political and economic governance system.
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Cambodians are enthusiastic about the discovery of oil, gas, and minerals, but wary of possible governance and transparency issues.
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Politics of Poverty
Rising to the challenge of creating lasting and inclusive outcomes for small-scale farmers
Creating lasting impact for smallholder farmers is a longstanding question in international development. We've seen some progress, but we need to think more creatively.
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First Person
Video: Which is it, transparency or darkness?
Big Oil companies say one thing in Sydney, do another in Washington.
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Politics of Poverty
Is 500 million less than zero?
Making sense of the G7 commitment on hunger and malnutrition
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First Person
Photos: Bringing water to Somalia's refugees
In Dollo Ado, in Ethoipia's southern Somali region, Oxfam is reaching an estimated 11,000 people with clean water. Check out these photos from the relief effort.
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Politics of Poverty
In a world on fire, some solutions are within our grasp
By helping strengthen local leadership and bridge the humanitarian-development divide, Oxfam hopes to transform the aid system.
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Horrific violence in Lebanon displaced families; Oxfam and partners providing crucial aid.
