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Date: 2024-09-27 Page is: DBtxt001.php L0500-Oxfam
INTERNATIONAL NGO
OXFAM
One of the biggest ... and one of the best!

Oxfam / Health GO TOP
Health ... Oxfam Initiative
Health ... The GlobalHealthCheck dialog ... Announcement of a new Oxfam initiative to have dialog about global health ... October 2011
Open file 0509

Oxfam Reports GO TOP
Oxfam-Behind-the-Brands-Methodology-Sept-2014
'http://truevaluemetrics.org/DBpdfs/Initiatives/Oxfam/Oxfam-Behind-the-Brands-Methodology-Sept-2014.pdf'
Open PDF ... Oxfam-Behind-the-Brands-Methodology-Sept-2014
Oxfam-Big-food-companies-scorecard-March-2015
'http://truevaluemetrics.org/DBpdfs/Initiatives/Oxfam/Oxfam-Big-food-companies-scorecard-March-2015.pdf'
Open PDF ... Oxfam-Big-food-companies-scorecard-March-2015
People ... Winnie Byanyima ... Executive Director ... Oxfam
A short video about the economic measurement problem and massive inequality
Open file 11633
Oxfam-Risks-of-Defending-Human-Rights-in-Latin-America-2016
'http://truevaluemetrics.org/DBpdfs/Initiatives/Oxfam/Oxfam-Risks-of-Defending-Human-Rights-in-Latin-America-2016.pdf'
Open PDF ... Oxfam-Risks-of-Defending-Human-Rights-in-Latin-America-2016
Oxfam-Cost-of-Inequality-WEF_2014
'../DBpdfs/Economics/Inequality/Oxfam-Cost-of-Inequality-WEF_2014.pdf'
Open PDF ... Oxfam-Cost-of-Inequality-WEF_2014
Oxfam-Briefing-Paper ... Reward-Work-not-Wealth-180122-Summary
To end the inequality crisis, we must build an economy for ordinary working people, not the rich and powerful.
'http://truevaluemetrics.org/DBpdfs/Initiatives/Oxfam/Oxfam-Briefing-Paper-2018-Reward-Work-not-Wealth-180122-Summary.pdf'
Open PDF ... Oxfam-Reward-work-not-wealth-180122-summary
Oxfam-Public-Good-or-Private-Wealth-Full-Report-190121
EVEN IT UP ... Universal health, education and other public services reduce the gap between rich and poor, and between women and men. Fairer taxation of the wealthiest can help pay for them.
'http://truevaluemetrics.org/DBpdfs/Initiatives/Oxfam/Oxfam-Public-Good-or-Private-Wealth-Full-Report-190121.pdf'
Open PDF ... Oxfam-Public-Good-or-Private-Wealth-Full-Report-190121
Oxfam-Public-Good-or-Private-Wealth-Exec-Summary-190121
Excutive Summary ... EVEN IT UP ... Universal health, education and other public services reduce the gap between rich and poor, and between women and men. Fairer taxation of the wealthiest can help pay for them.
'http://truevaluemetrics.org/DBpdfs/Initiatives/Oxfam/Oxfam-Public-Good-or-Private-Wealth-Exec-Summary-190121.pdf'
Open PDF ... Oxfam-Public-Good-or-Private-Wealth-Exec-Summary-190121
Oxfam-Public-Good-or-Private-Wealth-Methodology-190121
Methodology ... EVEN IT UP ... Universal health, education and other public services reduce the gap between rich and poor, and between women and men. Fairer taxation of the wealthiest can help pay for them.
'http://truevaluemetrics.org/DBpdfs/Initiatives/Oxfam/Oxfam-Public-Good-or-Private-Wealth-Methodology-190121.pdf'
Open PDF ... Oxfam-Public-Good-or-Private-Wealth-Methodology-190121
Oxfam-demand-side-of-impact-investing-190904
The Demand Side of Impact Investing ... Elevating the perspectives of local entrepreneurs in the impact sector
A 77 page paper

'http://truevaluemetrics.org/DBpdfs/Orgs/Oxfam/Oxfam-demand-side-of-impact-investing-190904.pdf'
Open PDF ... Oxfam-Public-Good-or-Private-Wealth-Methodology-190121
RESEARCH BACKGROUNDER SERIES LISTING
“Making Investments in Poor Farmers Pay: A Review of Evidence and Sample of Options for Marginal Areas,” by Melinda Smale and Emily Alpert (2009).
“Turning the Tables: Global Trends in Public Agricultural Investments,” by Melinda Smale, Kelly Hauser, and Nienke Beintema, with Emily Alpert (2009).
“Risk and Risk Transfer in Agriculture: Facilitating Food Security and Poor Farmer Participation,” by Leander Schneider (2010). “From the Ground Up: Strategies for Global Community-based Disaster Risk Reduction,” by Kelly Hauser (2010).
“Impact of Climate Change on Response Providers and Socially Vulnerable Communities in the US,” by John Cooper and Jasmine Waddell (2010).
“Climate Change and Violent Conflict: A Critical Literature Review,” by Ellen Messer (2010).
“Under Pressure: Reducing Disaster Risk and Enhancing US Emergency Response Capacity in an Era of Climate Change,” by Marc Cohen, Kelly Hauser, Ellen Messer, and M. Cristina Tirado (2011).
“Impact of Garment and Textile Trade Preferences on Livelihoods in Cambodia,” by Sophal Chan and Sothea Oum (2011).
“In Need of a Better WASH: Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Policy Issues in Post-earthquake Haiti,” by Figaro Joseph (2011).
“Local Capacity in Humanitarian Response: Vision or Mirage?,” by Michael Delaney and Jacobo Ocharan (2012).
“Systems, Power and Agency in Marketbased Approaches to Poverty,” by Chris Jochnick (2012). “Measuring Economic Progress and WellBeing: How to move beyond GDP?,” by Heloisa Marone (2012).
“Land Rights, Land Tenure, and Urban Recovery: Rebuilding Post-Earthquake Portau-Prince and Léogâne,” by Harley F. Etienne (2012).
“Haiti Rice Value Chain Assessment: Rapid Diagnosis and Implications for Program Design,” by David C. Wilcock and Franco Jean-Pierre (2012).
“From Controversy to Consensus: Lessons Learned from Government and Company Consultations with Indigenous Organizations in Peru and Bolivia,” edited by Emily Greenspan (2012).
“Community Consent Index: Oil, Gas, and Mining Company Public Positions on Free, Prior, and Informed Consent (FPIC),” by Marianne Voss and Emily Greenspan (2012).
“Harvesting Data: What Can 10 Years of Official Development Assistance Data Tell Us About US International Agricultural Development?,” by Kelly Hauser (2012).
“Summary of reports on mining and development in the province of Espinar, Peru,” by Gerardo Castillo Guzmán (2013).
“US Investment in Large-scale Land Acquisitions in Low- and Middle-Income Countries,” by Joshua Humphreys, Ann Solomon, and Emmanuel Tumusiime (2013).
“Local Institutions, External Interventions, and Adaptations to Climate Variability: The 75 The Demand Side of Impact Investing case of the Borana pastoralists in southern Ethiopia,” by Dejene Negassa Debsu (2013).
“Local Institutions, External Interventions, and Adaptations to Climate Variability: The case of southern Mali,” by Rebecca Joy Howard (2013).
“The Power of Oil Palm: Land grabbing and impacts associated with the expansion of oil palm crops in Guatemala: The case of the Palmas del Ixcan Company,” by Arantxa Guerena and Ricardo Zepeda (2013).
“Human Rights and Social Conflict in Oil, Gas, and Mining Industries: Policy recommendations for national human rights institutions,” by Ben Collins and Lesley Fleischman (2013).
“The Rice Value Chain in Haiti: Policy proposal,” by Carlos Furche (2013). “Housing Delivery and Housing Finance in Haiti: Operationalizing the national housing policy,” by Duong Huynh, et al. (2013).
“Development Assistance on Local Adaptive Capacity to Climate Change: Insights from Senegal,” by Henri M. Lo and Emmanuel Tumusiime (2013).
“Agriculture Change, Land, and Violence in Protracted Political Crisis: An examination of Darfur,” by Abdal Monium K. Osman, Helen Young, Robert F. Houser, and Jennifer C. Coates (2013).
“Sustainable and inclusive Investments in Agriculture: Lessons on the Feed the Future Initiative in Tanzania,” by Emmanuel Tumisiime and Demund Matotay (2014).
“Feed the Future Investment in Haiti: Implications for sustainable food security and poverty reduction,” by Danielle Fuller Wimbush and Cardyn Fil-Aime (2014).
“Delivering Aid in contested Spaces: Afghanistan,” by Erin Blankenship (2014).
“The Drivers of Economic Inequality: A Primer,” by Nick Galasso (2014). “Ready for gold? Assessing Haiti’s governance and regulatory capacity for large-scale mining,” by Scott Sellwood and Stuart Levit (2015).
“Global Reach of the US Financial Sector,” by Stephanie Fontana (2015). “Climate change, equity and stranded assets,” by Simon Caney (2016).
“Gender and Social Accountability: Ensuring women’s inclusion in citizen-led accountability programming relating to extractive industries,” by Sarah Bradshaw with Brian Linneker and Lisa Overton (2016).
“Transformative and Feminist Leadership for Women’s Rights,” by Shawna Wakefield (2017).
“The energy challenge in sub-Saharan Africa: A guide for advocates and policy makers: Part 1: Generating energy for sustainable and equitable development,” by Nkiruka Avila, Juan Pablo Carvallo, Brittany Shaw, and Daniel M. Kammen (2017).
“The energy challenge in sub-Saharan Africa: A guide for advocates and policy makers: Part 2: Addressing energy poverty,” by James Morrissey (2017). “Political Rigging: A primer on political capture and influence in the 21st century,” by Janine R. Wedel, Nazia Hussain, and Dana Archer Dolan (2017).
“Energy and Women and Girls: Analyzing the needs, uses, and impacts of energy on women and girls in the developing world,” by Rebecca Rewald (2017).
“The Rise of Populism and Its Implications for Development NGOs,” by Nick Galasso, Gianandrea Nelli Feroci, Kimberly Pfeifer, Martin Walsh (2017).
“Mitigating Poverty and Climate Change: How reducing short-lived climate pollutants can support pro-poor sustainable development”, by Ryan Hottle and Thomas Damassa (2018).
“Identifying and analyzing the gendered impact of Hurricane María on WASH practices in rural communities of Puerto Rico,” by Christiana Smyrilli, Pamela Silva, Lenulisy Rosado, and Martha Thompson (2018).
“Linking Electrification and Productive Use,” by James Morrissey (2019). “Saving for Change in Mali: From Women’s Financial Inclusion to Public Engagement,” by Tara F. Deubel and Micah Boyer (2019).
The Demand Side of Impact Investing 76 “USAID’s AVANSE Project in Haiti: An Assessment of Its Conformity with Aid Effectiveness Principles,” by Marc Anglade, Marc J. Cohen, and Tonny Joseph (2019).
“Accountable to Whom? Promoting Women’s Rights through Extractive Industries Revenue Accountability,” by Namalie Jayasinghe, Mirna de la Rosa Jimenez, Maritza Ruiz, Tamara Billima-Mulenga, and Mwiinga Cheelo (2019).
“Natural Gas for Development? Understanding the opportunities and challenges for gas in a context of climate change”, by Kendra Kintzi (2019).
Achieving Universal Electricity Access at the Lowest Cost: A comparison of least-cost electrification models, by James Morrissey (2019)
The Demand Side of Impact Investing: Elevating the Perspectives of Local Entrepreneurs in the Impact Sector, by Jessica Jones (2019)



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