Health & Education For All

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Let’s show world leaders how to make a promise and keep it. Make a promise now. And see what your friends have promised too...!

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2 July 2009
In 2005, G8 leaders promised to increase aid by $50 billion, with half of this going to Africa. On current trends, the promised $50 billion extra will be missed by as much as $23 billion dollars.
16 June 2009
Let’s show world leaders how to make a promise and keep it. Make a promise now. And see what your friends have promised too...!
15 June 2009
Oxfam’s Big Promise is challenging global leaders to keep their promise to the world’s poor. See what your friends are promising, then make a promise yourself.
12 June 2009
The goal of education for all Malian children by 2015 is still more a dream than a reality, despite indisputable improvements in the delivery of education in the country. This photo story gives you a glimpse into what schooling is like in Mali today.
9 June 2009
Eight women from poor countries around the world, uniting as the “W8”, today demanded that G8 leaders take action to prevent the deaths of half a million women every year in childbirth.

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Rokeya Kabir is the convener of the My Rights campaign in Bangladesh: a national platform that puts pressure on the government to ensure primary education for all children. Credit: Mahmud Map
This year, eight women from around the world will join together to form the W8. This year they will lead the fight for our Health and Education For All campaign, calling on governments to turn promises into deeds.
Girls in Taboye school working from one of the text books bought by Oxfam and its partner ADESAH. Credit: Crispin Hughes/Oxfam
The goal of education for all Malian children by 2015 is still more a dream than a reality, despite indisputable improvements in the delivery of education in the country. This photo story gives you a glimpse into what schooling is like in Mali today.
Join the growing global movement demanding Health and Education For All.
Zambia: A drug store in Mandevu township, about five kilometers from the center of Lusaka, which has a population of over 400,000 people.
We've teamed up with Health Action International to run the "Stop stock-outs" campaign to ensure every hospital and clinic in Africa has the medicines people need.