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Guardian Professional,
8 Sep 2014:
Data on the 2004 tsunami found that women were more affected than men. It’s time to recognise gender in disaster response, writes Philippa Ross
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Guardian Professional, 21 Aug 2014: Kellogg’s and General Mills will join Mars, Unilever and Nestlé in signing BICEP’s Climate Declaration, proving consumers can influence global supply chains
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30 Jul 2014:
Increase in donations and other income, tighter controls on costs and lower spending on humanitarian disasters bolster finances
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13 Jul 2014: Country ranks well among G20 countries but women still contribute two to five hours' more unpaid work a day
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7 Jul 2014: Companies like SodaStream and Intel try balancing their politics in unstable regions — but is pulling out the best solution?
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Guardian Professional,
19 Jun 2014:
A charity leader speaks out on why he doesn't believe high-profile campaigns, like the recent one by Oxfam, are the most effective way to effect change
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17 Jun 2014:
Patrick Butler: The growing intolerance among politicians of charities that speak out against government policy threatens our democracy
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Guardian Professional, 17 Jun 2014:
As Oxfam's latest poster campaign is deemed 'too political', Asheem Singh explains why charities must move forward as vulnerable people are being left behind by the coalition
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14 Jun 2014:
Has Oxfam overstepped its remit by tackling themes such as benefit cuts and unemployment in its new campaign? Helen Lewis and Ruth Dudley Edwards debate the issue
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12 Jun 2014:
Gita Saghal: The charity's latest campaign on poverty has raised political hackles, but to change perceptions sometimes shock is necessary
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11 Jun 2014: Charity's inequality cup concludes Central and South America most unequal – and England is knocked out by Japan
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3 Jun 2014:
Since Oxfam reported sugar land conflicts last year, two big buyers – Coca-Cola and PepsiCo – have stepped in with new supplier policies. But they have a long way to go
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20 May 2014: Cereal and softdrinks brands among top polluters singled out in Oxfam report for not doing enough on climate
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18 May 2014: The curious incident of the novelist who conquered his fear of flying with the help of Valium, Mogwai and Ethiopian Airlines flight 707 to Addis Ababa. By Mark Haddon
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Guardian Professional,
2 May 2014:
Developing countries are losing out on vital revenues, writes Oxfam's Claire Godfrey. It's time to reform international tax
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