In response to the passing of the Zero Carbon Bill into law, Oxfam New Zealand Advocacy and Campaigns Director Jo Spratt said: “Together with our
It is with extreme sadness that we share the news of the passing of our beloved Board member, Fran McGrath. Fran was a CORSO member
Responding to the decision by the government of Chile not to host the UN Climate Change Summit in December 2019 following weeks of social unrest,
Responding to the outcome of the pledging conference to the Green Climate Fund in Paris, Armelle Le Comte, Climate and Energy Advocacy Manager for the
In response to the Environment Select Committee’s report on the Zero Carbon Bill, Oxfam New Zealand spokesperson Alex Johnston said: “To live up to its
Oxfam is lucky enough to be supported by countless inspiring volunteers, who make so much possible around the globe. Volunteers get involved with many, varied
It is said that the flutter of a butterfly’s wings can cause a cyclone on the other side of the world. In the same way,
Two years on There are close to a million Rohingya refugees in Bangladesh – more than 700,000 arrived following the violence of 25 August 2017. Some
Oxfam held a climate change protest on the eve of the G7 summit in Biarritz, as world leaders put pressure on Brazil to do more
Pacific Island countries have long recognised the climate crisis as the greatest threat to their futures. Drawing on the region’s strengths, values and a united
