Following the Taliban’s return to power in Afghanistan, we have grave concerns for the human rights of Afghan citizens, especially women, girls, people with disabilities, and ethnic and religious...
Wealthy nations are expected to fall up to $75 billion (£55bn) short of fulfilling their long-standing pledge to mobilize $100 billion (£72.5bn) each year from 2020 to 2025 to help the most...
DOI 10.21201/2021.7963 ISBN 978-1-78748-796-3 By Gracia Kambale Bahwere, Protection Coordinator at Oxfam The community protection programme in the DRC consists of three pillars: knowledge of the laws...
DOI 10.21201/2021.7963 ISBN 978-1-78748-796-3 By Abdirashid Yousuf, Protection and Gender Coordinator at Oxfam Community-based protection (CBP) empowers women and men in communities to obtain their...
DOI 10.21201/2021.7963 ISBN 978-1-78748-796-3 By Gracia Kambale Bahwere, Protection Coordinator at Oxfam Introduction For several decades, there was no market in the community of Kihuma or, more...
Introduction Community-based protection in Oxfam In the late 1990s, humanitarian actors were reflecting on the challenges of supporting the protection of civilians in many crises – especially in the...
DOI 10.21201/2021.7963 ISBN 978-1-78748-796-3 Interview with Yordy Bermúdez, Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability and Learning (MEAL) Officer at Azul Positivo By Andrea Pacheco, Protection Officer...
DOI 10.21201/2021.7963 ISBN 978-1-78748-796-3 By Ritah Nansereko, Executive Director, AWYAD African Women and Youth Action for Development (AWYAD) delivers protection programming to displaced people...
SOCIAL PROTECTION CRUCIAL FOR DISASTER RISK REDUCTION Focusing on social protection, the new WorldRiskReport is released today. Berlin, September 15, 2021. Focusing on social protection, the new...
SUMMARY OF CONCLUSIONS • Prevent hunger and famine: as millions of Yemenis are pushed to the brink of famine, parties to the conflict must refrain from using hunger as a weapon of war, and instead...