Oxfam is a worldwide development organisation that mobilises the power of people against poverty. We believe in an integrated approach to address poverty issues. Through advocacy, research and lobbying efforts, Oxfam influences governments to implement policies to protect the basic rights of the underprivileged.
OXFAM AND DEVELOPMENT Oxfam Hong Kong supports long-term development work in poor communities through projects that integrate many different initiatives to help people build up their capacity and skills to improve their own lives. These include community organizing, health and sanitation, infrastructure, training and income generation activities.
OXFAM in China Oxfam Hong Kong has been working in China since 1987 – one of the first international NGOs to do so. We have launched thousands of projects across the country and assisted millions of people. Major programmes include rural livelihoods, urban livelihoods, gender equity, basic education, health projects, HIV-AIDS related projects and NGO development.
OXFAM in Africa Oxfam Hong Kong started to work in Africa in the 1980s. Since 1990, we have supported over 300 projects in over 20 countries, such as on emergency relief, agricultural support, water supply, basic education, health care, AIDS prevention and more.
Smallholder Farmers Development To give smallholder farmers the resources they need to improve their lives and escape poverty. We empower these farmers to gain greater market access, improve food production as well as their ability to prevent and handle disasters so that they can escape poverty in the long run.
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