Office address: 
TK Building 2, Bole Airport area, Suite 602,
Addis Ababa
Ethiopia

Telephone: + 251 11 661 16 01
Email: addisababa@oxfaminternational.org
Twitter: @Oxfam_AU

Head of Office: Mr. Désiré Assogbavi

The focus of the Oxfam Liaison Office to the African Union (AU) is influencing the AU (the successor to the Organization of Africa Unity created in May, 1963). Oxfam recognizes the African Union as a positive force for realizing the social, economic, political and cultural rights of Africans. The office focuses on three main programmatic areas:

• Active Citizenship
• Peace and Security
• Extractive Industries

Find out more about our Oxfam AU Office

Office address:
Rue du Trône 14-16
1000 Brussels
Belgium

Telephone:  +32 2 234 1110 
Email: eu@oxfaminternational.org or eumedia@oxfaminternational.org
Twitter: @OxfamEU

Head of Office: Marissa Ryan

Oxfam International’s European Union office in Brussels works to influence key decision-makers to ensure that EU policies affecting poor countries have a far-reaching, positive impact on the lives of those most in need.

Our work spans numerous policy areas including food security, climate change, development policy and finance, and the provision of humanitarian assistance to victims of conflicts and natural disasters.

The EU office works together with Oxfam’s nine European affiliates in France, Germany, Denmark, the United Kingdom, Ireland, Italy, Spain, Belgium and the Netherlands. We also join forces with allied NGOs and civil society organizations.

Find out more about our Oxfam EU Office

Office address:
3, rue de Varembé
1202 Geneva
Switzerland 

Telephone: +41 (0)22 552 3662
Mobile number: +41 (0)79 199 4550
Email: charlotte.stemmer@oxfam.org

Representative Humanitarian Affairs: Charlotte Stemmer

Office address:
14A, Burdenko street
Moscow
Russia, 119121

Telephone: +7 499 248 30 51
Email: ois-team-moscowenquiry@oxfam.org

Incoming Head of Office: Elsa Vidal
Acting Head of Office: Tatiana Intigrinova

The overall goal of Oxfam International’s office in Russia is to create and facilitate platforms strengthening knowledge and supporting stakeholders in addressing development and humanitarian problems happening in the countries where Oxfam works and where Russia has a direct influence.

The three strategic advocacy areas are priorities by the office including:

• advancing gender justice,
• forced displacement and migration and
• development and humanitarian assistance/ promoting local humanitarian leadership.

Find out more about our Oxfam International Office in Russia

Office address:
205 East 42nd Street
New York
NY 10017
USA

Telephone:  +1 212 687 2091 
Email: advocacy@oxfaminternational.org

Head of Office: Sally Chin

Since 2002 our New York office has led Oxfam's campaign and advocacy work at the United Nations Headquarters. The office concentrates its efforts on humanitarian issues associated with Oxfam’s priority emergency responses according to our Rights in Crisis campaign and the humanitarian issues discussed within the UN Security Council.

Office address:
Oxfam International
Oxfam House
John Smith Drive
Oxford
OX4 2JY, 
United Kingdom

Telephone: +44 1865 780 100

Office address:
1101 17th Street NW, Suite 1300
Washington, DC 20036-4710
USA

Telephone: +1 (202) 496 1176  
Email: advocacy@oxfaminternational.org 
Twitter: @OxfamIFIs 

Head of Office: Nadia Daar

Oxfam International's Washington, DC office focuses on the International Financial Institutions, primarily the World Bank Group (WBG) and the International Monetary Fund (IMF). The key objective is influencing these organizations to provide more and better-quality financing to help poor countries overcome poverty, fight inequality and secure food justice in a resource-constrained world.

The office aims to persuade the WBG and the IMF to work towards ensuring universal access to high-quality, free public services (particularly health and education); to fight effectively against climate change; to promote progressive fiscal policy including fairer tax systems; and to ensure better investment in agriculture. We are also following very closely the work of the International Financial Corporation (the IFC), the World Bank's private sector arm, helping communities to raise complaints through its accountability mechanisms (the CAO), and pushing for systemic changes within the institution to ensure it does not harm people and has a stronger development impact.  

We work to promote more participatory, transparent and accountable decision-making in these public institutions, from the country level up to the World Bank and IMF Boards. Recent work has focused on the role of economic policy conditions attached to the institutions' loans, for example.

Find out more on our Washington DC Office