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Oxfam Canada supports long-term development, advocacy and emergency programs in 28 countries around the world. Our core programs are located in the Americas, the Horn of Africa, Southern Africa, South Asia as well as our work here at home in Canada.
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  • World needs to act now to prevent new Sudan war, 10 aid groups warn World needs to act now to prevent new Sudan war, 10 aid groups warn

    Major conflict could return to southern Sudan unless there is urgent international action to save the peace agreement that ended one of Africa’s longest and deadliest wars, 10 aid agencies warned today.

    2010-01-07
  • Rains fail again across East Africa Rains fail again across East Africa

    End-of-year rains that were expected to ease the ongoing hunger crisis in East Africa have failed yet again in some of the continent’s worst hit areas, Oxfam is warning, as it appealed for more funds to boost aid.

    2010-01-01
  • Hope for Zimbabwe's Constitutional Reform Hope for Zimbabwe's Constitutional Reform

    The process of re-writing Zimbabwe's constitution has been stalled awaiting funding, but observers seem confident that drafting a new document outlining human rights in the southern African nation is on track - and proving inclusive of women.

    2009-11-05
  • Surviving the "Lean Season" in Mozambique Surviving the "Lean Season" in Mozambique

    It’s called the “lean season,” the hungry weeks before a new crop is ready to be harvested, when food stored from a previous crop runs dangerously low.

    2009-10-26
  • Long-term solutions to Guatemala’s food shortage Long-term solutions to Guatemala’s food shortage

    Longer term solutions to Guatemala’s food shortage can be found in programs and partnerships that increase farm production. Ensuring farmers produce enough food to adequately feed their families is the aim of one Guatemalan project supported by Oxfam Canada.

    2009-09-21
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