Mechanical advantage: rice farming just got easier in Cambodia
A new weeding tool for Cambodian rice farmers combined with innovative growing techniques leads to harvests double in size.
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Climate change in the Pacific at Federation Square
From May 1-7, Oxfam's images of climate change in the Pacific will be on display in Melbourne's Federation Square.
Faces of Climate Change: Lekea’s story
In 2010 we met Lekea Bornea, a farmer from the Oromia region in Ethiopia, who is feelings the effects of changing weather patterns and is the focus of our latest ‘Faces of Climate Change’ short film.
Ivory Coast crisis: a family’s stories
Displaced from their homes by political violence, many Ivoirians have sought refuge in the relatively peaceful town of Man. Oxfam's Charles Bambara listens to one family's stories.
Human Rights Arts and Film Festival
This year, as in past gone by, Oxfam is proud to be supporting the Human Rights and Arts Film Festival.
Japan earthquake and tsunami: one month later
A month after Japan was hit by the biggest earthquake in its history, the country is trying to rebuild. Progress is being made, but there's still a long way to go, explains Oxfam Japan's Akiko Mera.
One-of-a-kind road trip: an Ivory Coast diary
Driving around Ivory Coast with a team investigating how to respond to the country's humanitarian needs, Oxfam's Charles Bambara speaks to Ivorians affected by the crisis.
Ivory Coast crisis: latest update
The Ivory Coast's humanitarian crisis continues, with more than 100,000 refugees having fled to Liberia to escape the violence. Oxfam's Caroline Gluck provides an unsettling update in her latest podcasts.
Thanks for your help in getting our message to the IMO!
We asked you to send us your messages to the IMO via Twitter and on our blogs, and we printed the best ones on to origami boats and boat costumes that we greeted delegates with as they entered the meeting. We certainly got their attention!
Pakistan floods: eight months on, survivors speak up
Pakistan flood survivors share their hopes and needs in a poll conducted by Oxfam eight months after the country was hit by the worst floods in living memory.
