Welcome to the new home for all of Oxfam's blogs
Although we have had blogs for a number of years, this site is our first attempt at bringing you a complete list of the latest posts from our growing portfolio.
We’ve also taken the opportunity to highlight the latest videos, photos and updates from some of the most active sharing platforms and social networks used by the Oxfam member organizations around the world.
Oxfam International Blog
- 18 June 2009 | Rokeya Kabir | 0 comments
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- 10 June 2009 | Chikondi Mpokosa | 4 comments
Worldwide Oxfam Blogs
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Oxfam International
| 2 July 2009
Jeremy Hobbs
Jeremy Hobbs, Executive Director of Oxfam International.
(Picture: Oxfam International)
Oxfam International
| 2 July 2009
Andy Jarvis
Andy Jarvis, in a maize field with GPS equipment.
(Picture: Neil Palmer, CIAT)
Oxfam International
| 2 July 2009
Diana Liverman
Diana Liverman holds Professorships at Oxford University, where she directed the Environmental Change Institute, and the University of Arizona where she is based in the Institute of the Environment.
She is a co-author of the Copenhagen Science Congress synthesis report which brings together the latest scientific research on climate change and which informed this report.
Professor Liverman’s main research interests include climate impacts, vulnerability and adaptation, and climate policy and mitigation especially in the developing world.
(Picture: Oxfam International)
Oxfam International
| 2 July 2009
Andy Jarvis
Andy Jarvis at CIAT & Bioversity International's presentation on the impact of climate change on crop production around the world.
(Picture: Neil Palmer, CIAT)
Oxfam International
| 2 July 2009
Andy Jarvis
Andy Jarvis at CIAT & Bioversity International's presentation on the impact of climate change on crop production around the world.
(Picture: Neil Palmer, CIAT)
Oxfam International
| 1 July 2009
Boran elders
Boran Elders speak about changing climate patterns to a Argaw Ashine, a journalist, when he visited their village.
(Photo: Argaw Ashine, OXFAM)
Oxfam International
| 1 July 2009
Boran woman
A Boran woman chops meat immediately after slaughtering.
(Photo: Argaw Ashine, OXFAM)
Oxfam International
| 1 July 2009
Borana boy
The Boran people depend on their livestock for income and food, however life is becoming more difficult as more and more die due to drought. Here a local boy holds on to his goat.
(Photo: Argaw Ashine, OXFAM)
Oxfam International
| 1 July 2009
Ethiopia 8
A young boy stands beside traditional Borana huts and animals.
(Photo: Argaw Ashine, OXFAM)
Video » Quick Look
Oxfam Ireland responds to Budget Aid cuts
Kiting for Afghanistan
Queues, Quacks and Chaos – The reality of health care in India
Delay Kills
Two weeks has passed so what's really come out from the talks in Poznan?
Stamping out the myth behind carbon footprints
The Ice People Ask "EU: Where Are You?"
The Icemen Cometh
Climate negotiations: glass half-full or glass half-empty?
Tweets
- ING medewerkers die vanochtend de oranje leeuwen hebben gefotografeerd? Zet ze online en tag ze met #ontwapenING #ING Bedankt!Oxfam Novib – 7:29 PM Jul 2nd
- Major issues – Oxfam G8 – Italy 2009 http://tinyurl.com/mc9b6zOxfam International – 6:56 PM Jul 2nd
- Aid for health and education http://tinyurl.com/m6yxslOxfam International – 4:46 PM Jul 2nd
- 6 jours pour ouvrir la porte de Nicolas S. http://bit.ly/8g3lPOxfam France - Agir ici – 4:13 PM Jul 2nd
- listen to a great documentary about Oxfam's partners in South Africa and their work on gender-based violence: http://short.ie/t92uxkOxfam Ireland – 3:56 PM Jul 2nd