Sommet 2011 du G8 à Deauville, en France
Les membres du G8 ont promis de réduire de moitié la pauvreté dans le monde avant 2015. A quatre ans de cette échéance, les huit puissances doivent débloquer d’urgence l’aide promise, investir dans la santé, l’éducation, la lutte contre la faim et stopper l’évasion fiscale qui prive les pays pauvres de ressources.
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Will the UK re-set the bar at next year’s G8 Summit?
24 May, 2012, 14:25 BSTAs part of Oxfam’s G8 team in Washington, DC last week, I had the chance to return to my native country with a new perspective.
G8 Leaders Hear it from Oxfam
20 May, 2012, 1:11 BSTAs the G8 Summit comes to a close, we’ve got a bit of a surprise twist in the outcome. There was more movement on food security than we expected and day one of the summit was focused almost solely on that issue, a rarity in recent G8 history. The increased focus was due in part to the stirring outcry from anti-...
Overheard at Day One of the G8 Summit
18 May, 2012, 20:00 BSTEarly this morning as high-level guests arrived at the Reagan Building for US President Barack Obama's keynote speech at the Chicago Council Symposium, there were distractions of every kind to be found. Vibrant chants from large groups of protesters lined the streets. But perhaps the most important messages of the day were those that were not quite so loud.
On the way to Camp David, will G8 leaders get lost?
17 May, 2012, 21:26 BSTThis afternoon, G8 Leaders made a surprise appearance for the 2012 G8 Summit, taking the usual White House bystanders by surprise.
Calling on the G8 to Stick to Africa's Plans
17 May, 2012, 17:30 BSTTomorrow, G8 leaders plan to launch a ‘New Alliance to Increase Food and Nutrition Security’ at Camp David in the United States. I’m here from Oxfam’s office in Senegal, where I lead our GROW...
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G8 Attempts to Fix Broken Promises with Private Sector Partnership
Oxfam International | 18 May, 2012“This new alliance – is a nice complement at best, a deflection at worst. The role of the private sector is important, but they will not be able to make up for the G8’s broken promises,” said Ndiaye. “Smallholder farmers need the freedom to pursue their own growing strategies, not take overly-prescriptive tips on farming from G8 leaders, or one size fits all technologies from far away CEOs.”
Photo Credit: Victoria Marzilli / Oxfam
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G8 Attempts to Fix Broken Promises with Private Sector Partnership
Oxfam International | 18 May, 2012“This new alliance – is a nice complement at best, a deflection at worst. The role of the private sector is important, but they will not be able to make up for the G8’s broken promises,” said Ndiaye. “Smallholder farmers need the freedom to pursue their own growing strategies, not take overly-prescriptive tips on farming from G8 leaders, or one size fits all technologies from far away CEOs.”
Photo Credit: Victoria Marzilli / Oxfam
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G8 Attempts to Fix Broken Promises with Private Sector Partnership
Oxfam International | 18 May, 2012“This new alliance – is a nice complement at best, a deflection at worst. The role of the private sector is important, but they will not be able to make up for the G8’s broken promises,” said Ndiaye. “Smallholder farmers need the freedom to pursue their own growing strategies, not take overly-prescriptive tips on farming from G8 leaders, or one size fits all technologies from far away CEOs.”
Photo Credit: Victoria Marzilli / Oxfam
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G8 Attempts to Fix Broken Promises with Private Sector Partnership
Oxfam International | 18 May, 2012“This new alliance – is a nice complement at best, a deflection at worst. The role of the private sector is important, but they will not be able to make up for the G8’s broken promises,” said Ndiaye. “Smallholder farmers need the freedom to pursue their own growing strategies, not take overly-prescriptive tips on farming from G8 leaders, or one size fits all technologies from far away CEOs.”
Photo Credit: Matthew Hale / Oxfam
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G8 Attempts to Fix Broken Promises with Private Sector Partnership
Oxfam International | 18 May, 2012“This new alliance – is a nice complement at best, a deflection at worst. The role of the private sector is important, but they will not be able to make up for the G8’s broken promises,” said Ndiaye. “Smallholder farmers need the freedom to pursue their own growing strategies, not take overly-prescriptive tips on farming from G8 leaders, or one size fits all technologies from far away CEOs.”
Photo Credit: Matthew Hale / Oxfam
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G8 Attempts to Fix Broken Promises with Private Sector Partnership
Oxfam International | 18 May, 2012“This new alliance – is a nice complement at best, a deflection at worst. The role of the private sector is important, but they will not be able to make up for the G8’s broken promises,” said Ndiaye. “Smallholder farmers need the freedom to pursue their own growing strategies, not take overly-prescriptive tips on farming from G8 leaders, or one size fits all technologies from far away CEOs.”
Photo Credit: Matthew Hale / Oxfam
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G8 Attempts to Fix Broken Promises with Private Sector Partnership
Oxfam International | 18 May, 2012“This new alliance – is a nice complement at best, a deflection at worst. The role of the private sector is important, but they will not be able to make up for the G8’s broken promises,” said Ndiaye. “Smallholder farmers need the freedom to pursue their own growing strategies, not take overly-prescriptive tips on farming from G8 leaders, or one size fits all technologies from far away CEOs.”
Photo Credit: Matthew Hale / Oxfam
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G8 Attempts to Fix Broken Promises with Private Sector Partnership
Oxfam International | 18 May, 2012“This new alliance – is a nice complement at best, a deflection at worst. The role of the private sector is important, but they will not be able to make up for the G8’s broken promises,” said Ndiaye. “Smallholder farmers need the freedom to pursue their own growing strategies, not take overly-prescriptive tips on farming from G8 leaders, or one size fits all technologies from far away CEOs.”
Photo Credit: Matthew Hale / Oxfam
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G8 Leaders look lost looking for food security
Oxfam International | 17 May, 2012G8 Leaders look lost looking for food security -- signs for shortcuts and silver bullets distract them from the path.
Follow Oxfam at the 2012 G8 Summit in Camp Davidwww.oxfam.org/g8-2012
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G8 Leaders Lost on the Trail to Food Security
Oxfam International | 11 May, 2012G8 Leaders look lost looking for food security -- signs for shortcuts and silver bullets distract them from the path.
Follow Oxfam at the 2012 G8 Summit in Camp Davidwww.oxfam.org/g8-2012
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G8 Leaders Lost on the Trail to Food Security
Oxfam International | 17 May, 2012G8 Leaders look lost looking for food security -- signs for shortcuts and silver bullets distract them from the path.
Follow Oxfam at the 2012 G8 Summit in Camp Davidwww.oxfam.org/g8-2012
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G8 Leaders Lost on the Trail to Food Security
Oxfam International | 17 May, 2012G8 Leaders look lost looking for food security -- signs for shortcuts and silver bullets distract them from the path.
Follow Oxfam at the 2012 G8 Summit in Camp Davidwww.oxfam.org/g8-2012
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G8 Leaders Lost on the Trail to Food Security
Oxfam International | 11 May, 2012G8 Leaders look lost looking for food security -- signs for shortcuts and silver bullets distract them from the path.
Follow Oxfam at the 2012 G8 Summit in Camp Davidwww.oxfam.org/g8-2012
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G8 Leaders Lost on the Trail to Food Security
Oxfam International | 11 May, 2012G8 Leaders look lost looking for food security -- signs for shortcuts and silver bullets distract them from the path.
Follow Oxfam at the 2012 G8 Summit in Camp Davidwww.oxfam.org/g8-2012
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G8 Leaders Lost on the Trail to Food Security
Oxfam International | 17 May, 2012G8 Leaders look lost looking for food security -- signs for shortcuts and silver bullets distract them from the path.
Follow Oxfam at the 2012 G8 Summit in Camp Davidwww.oxfam.org/g8-2012
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G8 Leaders Lost on the Trail to Food Security
Oxfam International | 17 May, 2012G8 Leaders look lost looking for food security -- signs for shortcuts and silver bullets distract them from the path.
Follow Oxfam at the 2012 G8 Summit in Camp Davidwww.oxfam.org/g8-2012
Photo Credit: Oxfam America -
G8 Leaders Lost on the Trail to Food Security
Oxfam International | 11 May, 2012G8 Leaders look lost looking for food security -- signs for shortcuts and silver bullets distract them from the path.
Follow Oxfam at the 2012 G8 Summit in Camp Davidwww.oxfam.org/g8-2012
Photo Credit: Oxfam America -
G8 Leaders Lost on the Trail to Food Security
Oxfam International | 17 May, 2012G8 Leaders look lost looking for food security -- signs for shortcuts and silver bullets distract them from the path.
Follow Oxfam at the 2012 G8 Summit in Camp Davidwww.oxfam.org/g8-2012
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G8 Leaders Lost on the Trail to Food Security
Oxfam International | 17 May, 2012G8 Leaders look lost looking for food security -- signs for shortcuts and silver bullets distract them from the path.
Follow Oxfam at the 2012 G8 Summit in Camp Davidwww.oxfam.org/g8-2012
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#DearG8, we want our children to continue growing these gardens.
Oxfam International | 16 May, 2012Soon there will be nine billion of us on the planet.Our societies must grow to meet our needs, so we can put enough food on the table for everyone.
Already, almost a billion of us go to bed hungry every night. Not because there isn't enough. But because of the deep injustice in the way the system works. And because too many of the ways we grow today are using up and destroying the natural resources on which we all rely.
Join Oxfam's GROW Campaignto ensure that everyone on the planet will always have enough to eat.
This week at the G8 Summit, we're asking world leaders to join smallholder farmers and developing countries to fight hunger by delivering on their previous pledges and recommitting for the future.
www.oxfam.org/g8-2012
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Oxfam dans le top 10 en photos du @HuffingtonPost des protestations anti #G8 http://t.co/QzjtukCN (en anglais) Bravo @FlaviaFaggiana !Oxfam France | 1 week 1 day ago
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« Ce n’est pas toi, c’est moi. » Le #g8 rompt ses engagements en faveur d’une sécurité alimentaire mondiale. http://t.co/tISZ7iY1Oxfam-Québec | 1 week 1 day ago
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Vote sur la taxe sur les transactions financières : le Parlement européen lui n'oublie pas le développement ! #TTF #bonnenouvelleOxfam France | 1 week 3 hours ago
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Le Parlement européen approuve la #taxe sur les transactions financières - via @lexpansion http://t.co/elYlSjYk #TTF #TaxeRobindesboisoxfam_fr | 1 week 2 hours ago
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Réaction au vote du Parlement européen pour la #taxe sur les transactions financières http://t.co/PPW6PtTU (en anglais) #TTF #UEoxfam_fr | 1 week 1 hour ago
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Robin des Bois milite pour la #FTT qui sera débattue ce soir lors du Sommet de l'UE. Plus d'info: http://t.co/Ro4d9sbp http://t.co/LUzSyx4JOxfam-Sol | 1 week 1 hour ago
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Robin Hoods in actie in Brussel voor de #FTT. Die staat op de agenda vd EU-top vanavond. Meer: http://t.co/qYyF4NZD http://t.co/jwVmM1RvOxfam-Sol | 1 week 1 hour ago
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Encore des photos - Robin des Bois milite pour la #FTT lors du Sommet de l'UE. http://t.co/ZRKcmwuV #RHTOxfam-Sol | 6 days 6 hours ago
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Meer foto's: Robin Hoods in actie voor de #FTT op EU-top in #Brussel gisterenavond http://t.co/ZRKcmwuV #RHTOxfam-Sol | 6 days 6 hours ago
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