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  • An Oxfam hygiene kit at a distribution outside of Palu, Sulawesi, Indonesia. Photo: Hariandi Hafid/Oxfam

    Oxfam’s response in Indonesia: three life-saving essentials bring water and relief to earthquake survivors

    24 October 2018

    Damage to roads, bridges and the airport, is still hampering response efforts in Indonesia, with limited supplies getting through. However, we're working as quickly as we can, delivering hygiene, clean water and shelter materials in Palu and other affected areas. Here are three examples of the vital aid we’re providing to those most in need.

  • Nepal one year on: Millions still displaced or in temporary shelters, most vulnerable people risk exclusion from earthquake recovery

    21 April 2016

    Some of the poorest and most vulnerable people in Nepal are being excluded from the reconstruction process a year after the earthquakes there that killed 8,700 people, said Oxfam in a new report published today.

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