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When calamity equals major profit: why a windfall tax is the fairest way to ensure everybody benefits when big business booms

Embedding Equality in the Loss and Damage Fund 

Pakistan: Samjho gets a hand pump in her village. Photo: Tooba Niazi/Oxfam

Oxfam’s 2022 Pakistan Flood Relief

Turkiye: Mother and her two children are sitting in their tent. Photo: Delizia Flaccavento/Oxfam.

Oxfam’s Türkiye-Syria Earthquake Response: 6 Months On 

Turkiye: The Oguz family from Gaziantep don’t know if they have a house to return to. They have lost everything. Photo: Tineke D'haese/Oxfam

Türkiye-Syria Earthquake: 3 Months On 

Hera, Timor-Leste: (L-R) Domingas Pereira, Milena Sarmento, Zenito Sarmento and .Julio da Silva Sarmento.from Youth Empowerment for Future (YEFF), who are advocating for a more diversified economy and specific budgetary support for agriculture in Timor-Leste, at their farm in Hera, outside Dili. Hadalan is Oxfam’s core influencing program in Timor-Leste that seeks to push for a more diversified economy, influence national debates, budgets and policy and bring youth, women, persons with disabilities, farmers and people in the municipalities to the table.

Oxfam’s Budget platform

After Safaia Osman’s cattle died in the drought, she became a participant in Oxfam’s Cash Transfer Programme and Water Sanitation and Hygiene Non Food Item in Badana, Kenya. Now she has the clean water and food she needs to survive the drought. Credit: Loliwe Phiri/Oxfam

Help Fight Famine

Turkiye: Matiya Women's Cooperative member Amal peels potatoes. Photo: Yalcin Ciftci/Oxfam KEDV

50 days on from the Turkiye-Syria Earthquake: Oxfam’s response

Oxfam Australia – Supporter Satisfaction Survey 2023 

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