Jorritt Kaminga looks at how women’s involvement in Afghan Peace Talks has changed since 2014.
What does Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) look like across Oxfam?
Aissa BoodhooA Global Overview of 20 WEE Programmes and Projects in over 45 countries. We take a look at some of our WEE programmes below. Jump to thematic area examples Inclusive …
Betty’s journey: Climate, Covid and Care
Power in the Pandemic Podcast“Just because the entire world was on lockdown, doesn’t mean that climate change or the patriarchy was on lockdown. The patriarchy is not on lockdown. Climate change cannot be contained” …
Podcast – Maggie’s Journey: Climate, COVID and Care
Power in the Pandemic Podcast“I think, African voices and the voices of black African women are very much missing when it comes to the discourse around climate the climate crisis” – Maggie MaponderaThis is …
Working with companies on women’s economic empowerment in value chains
Ulrike JorasSalimata Kone (pictured) is a cocoa farmer and lives with her husband and children near Divo, a city in southern Côte d’Ivoire. She took part in a project to improve her family …
Between a feminist and operational approach to Afghan women in the police
Dr. Jorrit KammingaPolitical uncertainty has reigned in Afghanistan following the US-Taliban deal signed in February 2020 and the dispute around who the legitimate president was following the elections in September last year. …
3 ways Coronavirus is having an impact on small producers and how to build back better
Ulrike JorasThe Coronavirus is raging around the world. While many countries have started easing lockdowns, others still have restrictions in place or had to re-introduce measures because of renewed outbreaks. For …
