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Oxfam Aotearoa
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Oxfam is a worldwide development organisation that mobilises the power of people against injustice.
Aotearoa New Zealand | Pacificoxfam.org.nzJoined March 2009

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Following the eruption of Hunga Tonga Hunga Ha'apai and ensuing Tsunami waves, Oxfam is closely monitoring the unfolding situation in Tonga and is ready to move in support of authorities and our partners as information becomes available; more to follow.
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#CycloneYasa is a category five storm, packing winds of up to 315 km/h. Its forecast track has it moving across the main islands of Viti Levu and Vanua Levu as it snakes southeast. #Fiji Met Service forecaster Steven Meke said the public needed to prepare for the worst.
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This is not the Aotearoa New Zealand we know and love. After being inspired by the solidarity and unity expressed by students marching for climate change today, we are especially shocked and our hearts are with #Christchurch and everyone affected.
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Huge win! Govt commits $1.3bn in finance to communities on the frontlines of climate change! Oxfam along with partners in the #BigHearts campaign have been pushing for an increase to climate finance within a rising aid budget for the last 18 months.
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' agreed with concerns around the equity of distribution of a vaccine, arguing that any Covid-19 vaccine needs to be free to everyone. Clark joined 140 world leaders in signing a letter calling for any vaccine to be patent-free & free to all.'
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Today, we proudly announce that Oxfam New Zealand has changed its name to Oxfam #Aotearoa. The name change is just one step in our much broader ongoing journey to deepen our understanding and response to the history, impacts, and contemporary importance of Te Tiritio Waitangi.
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Oxfam has been responding to the crisis in Tigray and Amhara since November 2020 in partnership with local organizations, reaching close to 85,000 people with food, clean water, health and sanitation services. #Tigray #Ethiopia
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“A very big vinaka vaka levu, thank you for your donation.” When you support Oxfam, you’re supporting people like Iliavi, whose home was completely destroyed during Cyclone Winston – that hit Fiji in 2016 – & is facing increasing climate change impacts. Thank you!
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A year since first Pfizer vaccine was given, Sub-Saharan Africa has only received enough doses to fully vaccinate 1 in 8 people. The failure to vaccinate the world has created perfect breeding ground for Omicron, say campaigners.
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Imagine not being able to simply turn on a tap to wash your hands and protect yourself from coronavirus. Instead, you have to make a long and dangerous journey to collect water. You can help provide our neighbours in Papua New Guinea with safe water: bit.ly/30paVds
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Here are some simple steps to protect your community from Coronavirus, as shown in this awesome video by The World Health Organisation . Thank you for doing your part to look out for others! Together we can #FlattenTheCurve 💙
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Today is International Day Against #Homophobia #IDAHOT A day to raise awareness of violence, discrimination, and repression of LGBTQIA+ communities worldwide. As of 2020, it's still illegal to be LGBTQIA+ in 70 countries, and you could be given the death penalty in 12.
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Team Buff wait there's more! has set a Whakatāne record, crossing the 100km line in 12 hrs 51 mins. They led the trail all day, running to the finish line to an eruption of applause. What an amazing achievement - and a moment they will remember for a lifetime. 👊😊🕶🏅 #otwnz
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