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Oxfam and our partners are responding to meet the needs of people in Lebanon, where over 750,000 people have been displaced.

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Hygiene kits delivery in #lebanon | Oxfam GB #news #middleeast #lebanon

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Nigeria Port Authority House, Marina Road, Lagos, Nigeria

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Nigeria Port Authority House, Marina Road, Lagos, Nigeria

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Nigeria Port Authority House, Marina Road, Lagos, Nigeria

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Women getting together to take their farming to another level.

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‘Ogbonge Women’: farmers, organisers and advocates.

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In Mopti, Oxfam Mali set up Community Protection Committees to adress the communities' issues such as forced marriage, rape, physical assault and refusal to provide economic resources for women. In Madina- Coura, they have seen a 70% reduction in rape cases.

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1. Solar-powered pumps, installed by Oxfam partner organisation Green Energy Co Ltd (SOGE), allow cooperative members in Kampong Chhang to source water even during the dry season.

2.Sun Sithol shows his onion farm watered by the solar irrigation system operated by the Toeuk Hout Meanchey Agricultural Cooperative.

Oxfam acknowledges the support of the Australian Goverment through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP).

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Aderita and her community built an elevated shelter to protect people from floods, with support from Oxfam.

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A massive flood struck Mozambique | Oxfam GB

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In Kazoé, Niger, communities have set up safe spaces dedicated to young girls where they can learn a trade and also learn about their rights, civic responsibility, and citizenship.

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In Burkina Faso, hundreds of thousands of families displaced by violence, floods, and droughts are trying to rebuild their lives. Oxfam is assisting them with food aid, and nutritious food for the children.

"When the woman arrives, the child is screened, and if the child is malnourished, se is referred to the nearest services.” - Porgo Bibata

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What does a food distribution look like in Burkina Faso? #climatechange #burkinafaso #oxfam

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The citrus and avocado project in Valencia promotes local production and sustainability. It aims to preserve the environment and ensure fair conditions for those who work the land. Learn more

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Tavonga shares work at a farmer field school project in Gutu District, Zimbabwe. He meets Melissa from Oxfam's partner Aquaculture Zimbabwe.

Farmer Field School (FFS) is a group-based learning method where farmers gather in their fields to experiment with different farming practices. These include things like learning how to improve soil health.

The aim is to increase the amount of crops grown by using sustainable farming practices. Farmers gain practical experience by tackling real issues, like pest control or water management to build resilience against climate related impacts.

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Tavonga visits a Farmer Field School in Zimbabwe

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Four smart water taps have been installed in Harare. They're funded by UNICEF.

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What are smart water taps? #water #oxfam #zimbabwe

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Oxfam and the Southern Africa Development Community Parliamentary Forum (SADC PF) have partnered to work together in areas of Economic Justice and reduction of inequality, Humanitarian Action, Gender Justice, Climate Justice and Accountable Governance. The signing ceremony takes place on Saturday, 07th June 2025 in Victoria Falls Town, Zimbabwe.

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How do you work with 3500 MPs? #zimbabwe #oxfam #campaigning

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Veronica reports from Mzuzu city where in the run up to the general elections, Oxfam is promoting the participation of women, youth and persons with disabilities.

Oxfam in Malawi, and partners WALEC and center for civil society strengthening, are holding a training for some of the aspiring candidates.

The aim of which is to strenghthen the capacity of the aspirants, in public speaking, media management, in prevention and mitigation of violence in elections, in running issue based campaigns and more.

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Helping diversity in leadership #malawi #oxfam #election

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Bun and Vantha (both 60s) are part of an Aquaponics pilot project in their village.

Climate change is bringing more challenges to farmers in Cambodia to grow crops.

Oxfam, in collaboration with its local partner: the Northeastern Rural Development (NRD), initiated a pilot project to introduce aquaponics: a system that combines aquaculture (raising fish) with hydroponics (growing plants without soil). The pilot project is ongoing.

$3900 USD can provide a solar-powered aquaponics greenhouse for one family (including solar panels and batteries).

Oxfam acknowledges the support of the Australian Government through the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT).

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Chon lives in Huay Thong village with her husband, Khamlei, and their fourteen-year-old daughter.

She cultivates rice and raises chickens and hens to support her family and continue sending her daughter to school.

She received support from Oxfam's Essential Cash and Livelihood Support to Vulnerable Communities in Lao PDR programme, which she used to buy ducks and chickens.

The extra income she earns from her poultry and eggs help pay for school fees and medical bills.

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Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Bukavu, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Nelly Migane is an agronomist and focal point at SIKASH (Le Syndicat d’Initiative de KASHA) in the Oxfam BMZ program. She supports the community of women participants in the Kabare territory, precisely in Tshibinda and Katana.

“Today you will see that there are men who accompany their wife for field work and for us that is already good. Within a household, there were only girls who did work, housework. But today, the family associates and distributes tasks between the girl and the boy. There is also a reduction in cases of this early marriage within the community in general, but in particular in pygmy communities.”

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During the lean season, population in the Central North of Burkina Faso are more vulnerable to food insecurity.

In Boussouma, Oxfam and its partner organized the distribution of food aid to 700 households, including IDPs and vulnerable host populations.

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Tamsyn holding 'Make Rich Polluters Pay' placard

On Sat 20th Oxfam joined thousands to march through central London demanding that government tax billionaires to pay more toward solving the climate crisis.

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in Turkana County, Oxfam Kenya is pioneering an innovation in water storage. Here, for the first time anywhere in Africa, see Deploy inflatable concrete water tanks being installed (yes that's inflatable concrete).

'One of the biggest concerns for humanity is access to water' says Mercy from Oxfam. We hope this new technology could be one answer to a more sustainable supply for communities.

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Ready to inflate - Oxfam pilot pioneering water tanks in Kenya | Oxfam GB

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Near her home, Rawya pauses, contemplating the journey behind her and the brighter future ahead.

In Yemen, a decade-long war has caused one of the world's most serious humanitarian crises, affecting more than half of the population.

In response to this emergency, Oxfam has developed a project in the Al Turba district of Taiz governorate that provides sustainable access to drinking water for 4,650 people.

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Larantuka, East Flores Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia

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Larantuka, East Flores Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia

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Larantuka, East Flores Regency, East Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia

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At SILC (Savings and Internal Lending Community) meetings, the Wolosina Watoboki Community learn to save money in a structured and collaborative way.

Coconuts were once the top commodity of East Flores, which also served as the people’s main source of income. Today, although its popularity has declined due to low prices and interest, coconut still holds significant potential if managed with innovative and efficient approaches. Through Sekolah Kelapa (Coconut School), communities are beginning to rediscover the value of coconut from production to distribution. Local partner YPPS are helping to change the traditional way of production by training locals to produce white copra using solar-powered drying houses, and transform coconut shell waste into high-quality, export-grade charcoal and briquettes that are eco-friendly and energy-efficient. Tangible results from these activities are beginning to emerge, over 30 tons of coconut products have been processed and sold, generating economic value in the hundreds of millions of rupiah, including increased income for members with disabilities. The charcoal briquettes produced are also now being used by households and small businesses such as grilled fish vendors.

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Oxfam colleague Salah gives an urgent update from Gaza. People returning to what remains of their homes in Gaza urgently need clean water, food and shelter. Please donate now to help local teams and partners respond: https://www.oxfam.org.uk/oxfam-in-act...

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OMG, some people are just so good at making stuff happen --> https://youtu.be/zD84ShKET9c?si=3BUIkuIZLF4YLRkQ

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Sarah Patricia Ogabi is an entrepreneur from Nasawara state and a true Ogbonge woman.  She started her married life worrying about where her next meal would come from.  But over the years, she became experienced in yam, rice, cassava and maize farming.

Sarah then learnt about Village Saving Loans Association through her engagement with Oxfam.  She applied from the Female Food Hero initiative through the Ministry of Agriculture, Nasawara State.

Sarah said that the VSLA taught her to ‘use money well'.

One of the many ways Sarah has diversified her activities was by opening a shop.  When her children are back from school, the youngest helps her out in the shop.

Sarah has also diversified into grain storage and mini real estate where she focuses on providing affordable housing for her community. At the moment, she targets the growing student population as there is a university nearby and they have hostel shortages leaving the student community exposed to expensive accommodation.

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Huqo Godana Waqo, Chairlady Elle-Dimtu Women Group sits at her shop. The group set up the shop with a grant received from Oxfam Kenya to help communities affected by drought recover from the impacts of the drought.

It is an alternative likelihood source for pastoralist members who were severely affected by drought.

"One thing I learnt is that these grants given to women groups will support the income capacity of the selected households and their means of survival because now we can confidently feed our children and take them to school because we now have stable income and all our families can depend on it," - Huko Godana Waqo (Chairlady of Elle-Dimtu women group).

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One of the solar panels that powers the Farmer Field Schools in Namwala, Southern Province, Zambia.

Oxfam, in collaboration with Nutri Aid Trust (NAT), is spearheading the implementation of the Agriculture and Food Systems initiative to strengthen climate-resilient agriculture in Zambia. Supporting over 30 Farmer Field Schools across Western and Southern Provinces, this initiative helps small-scale farmers adopt climate-smart practices to enhance food security amid persistent droughts. Under the Irish Civil Society Partnership (ICSP) Project, the Transformative Leadership for Women's Rights (TLWR) program empowers women with critical skills to drive change, foster gender equity and build community resilience against climate challenges.

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Learning visual literacy through PhotoVoice to tell your own story in Zambia.

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Daud is in Phimbi where a mobile court is taking place. It helps people who live too far from cities kow, claim and defend their rights. Daud says 'particularly on issues of gender based violence'. This is done in collabration with CAVWOC, the Malawi Judiciary Service and Women Lawyers Association. On the day, the police and people from the social welfare helped the day run smoothly.

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What's a mobile court justice? #oxfam #justice #malawi

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Veronica, Twambilile (Oxfam), Asante (CAVWOC) and team were hosting a girl's camp recently. And these are a few things that the girls have been learning: how they can be leaders, they also had a session on sexual reproducive health, on gender based violence and how they can have high self-esteem. Finally they also had a session about the challenges that girls face.

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Karuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Karuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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Karuba, Democratic Republic of the Congo

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People have been made to return to Muchibwe but there's nothing to harvest. That's why Oxfam distributing food there a few weeks ago. Yves shows us the kind of food distributed, such as corn flour.

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Why give food instead of seeds? #DRC #news #oxfam

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More than 700 meals are being prepared by partner organisation called AICA. The meals will be distributed in 8 shelters around Tripoli (Lebanon). People sought refuge away from Beirut after it had been attacked by Israeli army in January 2025.