The world is seeing more extreme heat – so why don’t we plan for it like other humanitarian disasters?

Nuzhat NuearyClimate Change, Humanitarian, Water

Despite the climate crisis driving more bouts of devastating heat, too much of the world remains poorly prepared. Nuzhat Nueary  introduces new Oxfam/FCDO research that looks at the links between extreme heat and water scarcity and highlights glaring gaps in humanitarian response.

Who should pay for climate damage? We think it should be the firms that profit from it

Ashfaq KhalfanClimate Change, Private sector, Tax

Oxfam and ally organisations are calling for a permanent tax on the profits of fossil fuel firms. Such a tax, says Ashfaq Khalfan, could raise $400bn in its first year, vital funds that could not only support those suffering climate loss and damage but also accelerate the switch to a green global economy.

Water security is not just an engineering problem: it’s about power

Jo TrevorParticipation and Leadership, Power Shifts, Water

How to finance real water justice around the globe? Jo Trevor on four insights from a thought-provoking workshop at the recent Marmalade Festival in Oxford.

Five ways to back enterprises that drive climate and gender justice

OxfamGender, Private sector, Women's Economic Empowerment

Women are already leading innovations in clean energy, sustainable agriculture, and climate adaptation. Here’s how to support their enterprises and ensure that climate-friendly businesses also boost gender justice. By Keisha Gani, Anais Mangin, Windy Massabni, San Sar and Diana Tjoeng.