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We work on the ground with people living in poverty to make a practical difference, we gather evidence and share knowledge to show what works and what needs to change. From world leaders to multi-national corporations, we challenge opinions and change practices, locally and globally, to bring about lasting results.
Here you'll find a wide selection of reports and papers on the programming, advocacy and research that we undertake in order to achieve our aims. You can browse and download publications by topic and/or date.
Latest publications
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6 June 2019
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Feminist aid: a call for G7 leaders to beat inequality
8 May 2019 -
It’s not all about the money
7 May 2019 -
Accountability deficit?
29 April 2019 -
False promises
9 April 2019 -
Hazardous to your health
8 April 2019 -
Hitting the target: an agenda for aid in times of extreme inequality
7 April 2019 -
Women in conflict zones
3 April 2019 -
Unfair harvest : the state of rice in Asia
20 March 2019 -
Aid in limbo: why Syrians deserve support to rebuild their lives
12 March 2019 -
Oxfam’s guide to feminist influencing
7 March 2019 -
Off the hook: how the EU is about to whitewash the world’s worst tax havens
7 March 2019 -
Companies spoke. Did their suppliers listen?
4 March 2019 -
‘Born to be married’: addressing child, early and forced marriage in Nyal, South Sudan
18 February 2019 -
Yemen's shattered food economy and its desperate toll on women
6 February 2019 -
The people behind the prices
6 February 2019 -
Public good or private wealth?
21 January 2019 -
Fighting inequality in Nepal: the road to prosperity
11 January 2019 -
Vulnerable and abandoned
9 January 2019 -
Captured Democracies: A Government for the Few
7 December 2018