Publications

Youth-led GESI Initiatives for COVID-19 Recovery Strategies and Action in Nepal, a three-year project co-funded by the European Union, was implemented by Oxfam under Gender Justice Program in…

As an intersectional feminist ally, Oxfam is committed to ending sexism and ensuring women are free from political, social, and economic oppression and exploitation. Oxfam as a global movement…

The paper amplifies the voices of marginalized communities in Bangladesh, Nepal, Kenya, Somalia, Syria, and Iraq, who are disproportionately affected by water scarcity. It exposes the complex…

Nepal's geographical diversity, ranging from Himalayan peaks to Terai flatlands, exposes the country to a wide range of natural hazards, thereby significantly increasing its disaster risk.…

CONTEXT 26-28 September heavy rain caused widespread flooding, inundations, and landslides across Nepal. Casualties: 250 dead, 178 injured, 18 missingDamaged Homes: 5,916 fully destroyed, 12,477…

Water is the most abundant and important natural resource in Nepal. Annually, 225 billion cubic metres of water is fed by springs and streams, while an estimated 13 billion cubic metres infiltrate…

Oxfam as a global organization has been spearheading humanitarian action during crises across the 81 countries where we operate.In Nepal, Oxfam responds just as quickly, taking immediate action.As…

This document in English language is the first update on the work Oxfam is doing in the sector of functionality and sustainability of rural water supply systems in Nepal. Readers are advised read the…

As we face the triple planetary crisis: crisis of climate change, crisis of nature and biodiversity loss, and crisis of pollution and waste, it is imperative that we direct our efforts to mitigate it…

Oxfam in Nepal's Annual Report 2022-23 highlights the impact of our various projects implemented under three interconnected thematic areas – Gender Justice, Resilience and Climate Justice, and Water…