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Disaster Divide

Oxfam’s new report reveals how the emissions of the richest polluters fuel climate chaos, how inequality makes disasters more deadly, and how some of the wealthiest still profit while others struggle to rebuild their lives.

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Nepal Flash Flood Crisis

On 26 August 2026, at 8:40 am, a major flash flood struck Nepal's Rasuwa district near the China border. An ice-rock avalanche near the Nepal-China border (about 20 km north of the Rasuwagadhi checkpoint) blocked Lhende Khola, which then caused a massive flash flood.

Palestinian Communities at Risk of Erasure

This snapshot is based on a survey of 29 international and national NGOs conducted in the first week of September and covering the previous six months, from March through August 2026. While the results do not capture every NGO operating in the West Bank, they reflect the persistently constrained operating environment and impact on Palestinian communities.

Voices from the Frontlines: Messages for the Next UN Secretary General

‘If you could speak to anyone in the world about the challenges facing your community today, who would you speak to?’ Across nine contexts facing humanitarian conflicts and crises, fourteen civil society leaders were nearly unanimous in their response, citing global leaders, the UN Security Council (UNSC) and the UN Secretary General.

Ultra-rich 0.1% produce more carbon pollution than nearly half of humanity while cashing in on the climate disasters they create

The world’s richest 0.1 percent (8 million people) produces more carbon pollution than the world’s poorest 3.5 billion people combined, reveals new Oxfam ana

REACTION: Israeli large-scale military operation and mass displacement in Hebron

Responding to the large-scale Israeli military operation and mass displacement in Hebron in recent days, Oxfam’s Response Lead in the West Bank, Mustafa Tama

Humanitarian funding for El Niño critically insufficient

Global funding for the preparation and response to El Niño and the harms it will bring to millions of people is critically insufficient, O

The future is equal

Oxfam is a global confederation of over 20 independent member organizations, known as affiliates, working together in over 70 countries to challenge inequality and injustice in partnership with communities. Each affiliate is rooted in its own context and contributes to our shared mission through locally led action and collective decision-making.

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