@PolicyandPractice

@PolicyandPractice has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in July 2024. The social media accounts linked to from @PolicyandPractice are: • Facebook • Instagram • X • Bluesky Besides social media accounts, PolicyandPractice has populated their site with: • How should governments support people hit by climate damage? Five practical lessons from Kenya... - Views & Voices • Radical Pathways Beyond GDP: Why and how we need to pursue feminist and decolonial alternatives urgently - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Personal to Powerful: Holding the line for gender justice in the face of growing anti-rights movements - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Spare us the token gestures: International Women’s Day must be a call to action for economic justice - Views & Voices • Tea Leaves a Mark: The voice of survivors of sexual and gender-based violence in Kenya’s tea estates - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Agir Pour Le Changement • إحداث تغيير • Hagamos Realidad El Cambio • Changing Face of Aid in Africa: Outlook, failures, and reform potential - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Biofuel Blunders: Time to fix two decades of EU policies driving food insecurity - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Food Wars: Conflict, Hunger, and Globalization, 2023 - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Food for Thought: Investing in a sustainable food system - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Fixing Our Food: Debunking 10 myths about the global food system and what drives hunger - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Vetoing Humanity: How a few powerful nations hijacked global peace and why reform is needed at the UN Security Council - Oxfam Policy & Practice • When inclusion is an illusion: sign language interpreters and the pitfalls for ‘inclusive’ development - Views & Voices • Carbon Inequality Kills: Why curbing the excessive emissions of an elite few can create a sustainable planet for all - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Decolonising knowledge production: the experience of the Syrian Female Journalists Network (SFJN) - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Which knowledge? Whose reality? An overview of knowledge used in the development sector - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Reimagining equity: redressing power imbalances between the global North and the global South - Oxfam Policy & Practice • There's magic in letting people tell their own stories - Views & Voices • No English? No French? No job: why NGOs need to rethink their insistence on colonial languages - Views & Voices • Data and debt: The twin obstacles to justice on care and domestic work - Views & Voices • Change the Way You Do Business: Leading with women workers voices - Oxfam Policy & Practice • From Exploited to Unemployed: The women in Leicester left behind by fast fashion outsourcing, interviews with Leicester garment workers - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Human Rights Impact Assessment of Bolton Food's Canned Tuna Supply Chain in Ecuador - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Human Rights Impact Assessment of Bolton Food’s Canned Tuna Operations in Morocco - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Valued: Breaking the link between paid and unpaid care, poverty and inequalities across Britain - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Global South feminists know how our fixation with GDP hurts people and planet: it's time to listen to them - Views & Voices • Make Change Happen • Launching Group Cash Transfers in Nepal - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Beyond GDP: A compendium of regional feminist perspectives - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Takers Not Makers: The unjust poverty and unearned wealth of colonialism - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Emerging Good Practices on Embedding Human Rights into Seafood Procurement - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Communities In Charge: Lessons for the Global Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage from a locally-led project in Kenya - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Conflict Sensitivity Framework - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Not Everyone Is in the Same Boat: Climate and inequality in the Middle East and North Africa - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Africa’s Inequality Crisis and the Rise of the Super-Rich - Oxfam Policy & Practice • ‘We fall, we rebuild, we dance again’: repression and resilience in queer Beirut - Views & Voices • Care & the Platform Economy in the UK: A Mapping Exercise - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Climate Financing, Institutional Structure, and Budget Tracing in Ethiopia - Oxfam Policy & Practice • The Private Sphere Trap: Women and the climate crisis in Iraq - Oxfam Policy & Practice • From Pledges to Progress: Tracking climate finance flows and accountability in Nigeria and Uganda - Oxfam Policy & Practice • No Women, No Peace - A Snapshot of Oxfam’s Engagement with the Women, Peace and Security Agenda: Lessons and Opportunities - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Land, Peace and Security: Secure access to land as a vital guarantee for the protection of communities in the Sahel - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Pathways to a Fast and Just Energy Transition-Insights from Clean Energy Case Studies - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Water-Driven Hunger: How the Climate Crisis Fuels Africa's Food Emergency - Oxfam Policy & Practice • The Roadmap Towards Gender Transformation in the Kampala Declaration and the CAADP Ten-Year Implementation Plan and Strategy (2026-2035): Defining Africa’s response metrics in the third iteration of the Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Program • Raising the Bar: Supermarkets must urgently address structural exploitation of cocoa farmers - Oxfam Policy & Practice • A (More) Feminist Approach to Principled Humanitarian Aid - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Together Against Poverty Phase II Project Learning Review - Advocacy in Action: Stories of Change and Learnings for the Future - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Fast, Fair, Funded and Feminist: A pathway to a just and transformative climate transition within and beyond the UK - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Care work is real work: how can we make people and policy makers see that? - Views & Voices • Who wants to be a trillionaire? How Oxfam worked out five men could win the ultimate wealth prize. - Views & Voices • Get ready for the new trillionaire class: whose wealth will be built not on merit but inheritance, monopoly – and the legacy of colonialism - Views & Voices • Putting An End To World Hunger - The European Union’s role in transforming the global food system - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Defining and Assessing Transformational Climate Change Adaptation: A framework for application to agri-food projects - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Why feminists are rejecting the cult of growth - Views & Voices • The Triple Nexus in Somaliland: Lessons from integrated humanitarian-development-peacebuilding work in El-Afweyn district - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Neither Enough, Nor Adequate: A participatory assessment of the barriers to local access for climate finance in the Sahel - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Unheard Water Stories from Asia, Africa and MENA: Elevating local voices for water security in a climate insecure world - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Better Safe Than Sorry: Four fundamentals for scaling up anticipatory action. - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Private Sector Rapid Care Analysis Toolkit - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Climate Finance Unchecked: How much does the World Bank know about the climate actions it claims? - Oxfam Policy & Practice • The Commitment to Reducing Inequality Index 2024 - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Data and debt: The twin obstacle to justice on care and domestic work - Views & Voices • Beyond GDP - Views & Voices • The Gendered Energy Crisis: Prospects for an eco-feminist Just Energy Transition in South Africa - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Understanding electricity utilities in sub-Saharan Africa: The role of civil society in improving performance, governance, and accountability - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Is your business reinforcing gender injustice? Here are four ways to spot the risks and challenge discrimination - Views & Voices • Poems, art and song: how our development journal tackled the theme of decolonising knowledge - Views & Voices • How feminists across the globe are leading the battle for women’s land rights - Views & Voices • Raising the voices of indigenous youth at the UN - Views & Voices • Recharging Community Consent: Mining companies, battery minerals and the battle to break from the past - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Decolonize! What does it mean? - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Disrupting learning and evaluation practices in philanthropy from a feminist lens - Oxfam Policy & Practice • ‘I would expect more trust’: five things holding back LGBTQIA+ led organisations in the Ukraine response - Views & Voices • People before profits: why we need responsible businesses - Views & Voices • Violent pushbacks, a no-go zone and hostility: the triple threat for refugees at the EU’s 'green border' - Views & Voices • Right-sizing Corporate Voice: A briefing for business on responsible political engagement - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Electricity Utility Governance in Kenya: A comprehensive report - Oxfam Policy & Practice • From Generation to Distribution: Investigating Ghana’s power sector's value chain and its implications for reliable, affordable, and clean energy supply - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Water Supply Systems in Nepal: How to build better, more sustainable services: Part two - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Think informal women workers don't pay tax? Actually they pay more tax than Elon Musk... - Views & Voices • Water War Crimes: How Israel has weaponised water in its military campaign in Gaza - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Market-based operation and maintenance for rural water projects: Bundled water schemes in Turkana County, Kenya - Oxfam Policy & Practice • The Crisis of Low Wages: Who earns less than $17 an hour in the U.S. in 2024? - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Don’t see the value of care, carers and informal workers? We have some messages that might just change your mind… - Views & Voices • How can we make responsible business the new normal? - Views & Voices • Why Oxfam is involved in a court case on UK arms sales to Israel - Views & Voices • 'Be more Norway': a model policy report on the UK’s international future - Views & Voices • Home - Oxfam Policy & Practice • Views & Voices