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Half of the poorest countries saw health spendings drop despite the pandemic, while 95 percent of all countries froze or even lowered taxes on rich people and corporates Rich and poor countries alike have exacerbated an explosion of economic inequality since the outbreak of the pandemic from 2020, reveals new research by Oxfam and
(7th of October 2022) Suva, Fiji - A new tool for measuring impact and capturing Pacific narratives of resilience through storytelling was launched at a side event at the Pacific Climate Justice Summit in Suva yesterday. The publication entitled, Stories of Impact: CSO Collaboration for a Climate Just Transformation was launched by OiP’s interim
Oxfam in the Pacific's PACCCIL Project is proud to launch this new Impact Stories Booklet titled, "Stories of Impact: CSO Collaboration for a Climate-Just Transformation". You can download the full booklet at the hyperlink below: CLICK HERE - Stories of Impact: CSO Collaboration for a Climate-Just Transformation
Less than 18 days of fossil fuel companies’ profits would cover the entire UN humanitarian appeal for 2022 Ten of the world’s worst climate hotspots–those with the highest number of UN appeals driven by extreme weather events–have suffered a 123% rise in acute hunger over just the past six years, according to an Oxfam
OXFAM IN THE PACIFIC VACANCY Role: SENIOR FINANCIAL PLANNING & ANALYSIS OFFICER - PAPUA NEW GUINEA Applications for this role will close on: Monday 10 October 2022 (Due Date Extended) See full Job Description here: Senior Financial Planning & Analysis (FPA) Officer Location of role: Goroka, Papua New Guinea Salary Grade: D1 Please contact Castanon Kitogo
OXFAM IN THE PACIFIC VACANCY Role: SENIOR FINANCIAL PLANNING & ANALYSIS OFFICER - VANUATU Applications for this role will close on: Monday 10 October 2022 (Due Date Extended) See full Job Description here: Senior Financial Planning & Analysis (FPA) Officer Location of role: Vanuatu Salary Grade: D1 Please contact Kethy Obed on email: [email protected] Oxfam is a
OXFAM IN THE PACIFIC VACANCY Role: SENIOR FINANCIAL PLANNING & ANALYSIS OFFICER - SOLOMON ISLANDS Applications for this role will close on: Monday 10 October 2022 (Due Date Extended) See full Job Description here: Senior Financial Planning & Analysis (FPA) Officer Location of role: Solomon Islands Salary Grade: D1 Please contact Morris Metuo on email: [email protected] Oxfam
OXFAM IN THE PACIFIC VACANCY Role: SENIOR FINANCIAL PLANNING & ANALYSIS OFFICER - FIJI Applications for this role will close on: Monday 10 October 2022 (Due Date Extended) See full Job Description here: Senior Financial Planning & Analysis (FPA) Officer Location of role: Suva, Fiji Salary Grade: D1 Please contact Divono Vakatale on email: [email protected] Oxfam is
OXFAM IN THE PACIFIC VACANCY Role: KOTUI COMMUNICATIONS OFFICER Application for this Role will close on: 30 September 2022 at 5PM FIJI Time [GMT+12] See full Job Description here: JD Kotui Comms Officer Location of role: Suva, Fiji Term: [3 days/week for 18-month contract, with the possibility of 18-month extension] Salary Grade: D1 Please contact Divono Vakatale on email [email protected] for
Australia’s investment in climate solutions for the region is falling short at a time when the new Government is seeking to rebuild its reputation with our Pacific neighbours, according to a new report. In Falling Short: Australia’s role in funding fairer climate action in a warming world, an alliance led by Oxfam Australia and
OXFAM IN THE PACIFIC VACANCY CONSULTANCY – PACIFIC CLIMATE CHANGE COLLABORATION, INFLUENCING & LEARNING (PACCCIL) END OF PROJECT EVALUATION Note: Oxfam is committed to preventing any type of unwanted behaviour at work including sexual harassment, exploitation and abuse, lack of integrity and financial misconduct; and committed to promoting the welfare of children, young people
Oxfam in the Pacific reflects on its humanitarian response in Tonga On January the 15th, 2022, a massive eruption of the Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha’apai underwater volcano generated a tsunami that battered the Kingdom of Tonga, and ashfall that contaminated water sources and damaged vital sectors like agriculture and fisheries which employ close to
