The wellbeing of poor and vulnerable people is at the core of Oxfam Hong Kong’s humanitarian and disaster risk management programme. It integrates risk reduction strategies in its development work towards reducing and eliminating disaster risks that threaten the wellbeing of people living in poverty.
When external help is required to respond to a disaster, Oxfam Hong Kong works with local organisations and supports community actions in saving lives and reducing suffering. It delivers appropriate emergency relief items directly to the affected communities and assists families and communities towards early recovery from the disaster.
- Learn more about Oxfam and humanitarian work
- Introduction of Oxfam’s humanitarian work in China
- The Promotion Works on 'The Sphere Project: Humanitarian Charter and Minimum Standards in Humanitarian Response'
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Learn more:
- 'Wenchuan Earthquake Five Years On Report' (2013) （PDF｜3.1MB）
- Oxfam's Emergency Relief Report (2012)（PDF｜228KB）
- Oxfam's Emergency Relief Report (2011)（PDF｜1.53MB）
- Oxfam's Emergency Relief Report (2010)（PDF｜2.07MB）
