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In the Kaya internally displaced persons site, in Burkina Faso, Oxfam and ATAD teams organized awareness-raising sessions for more than 100 people on the importance of managing water points.

In the Kaya internally displaced persons site, in Burkina Faso, Oxfam and ATAD teams organized awareness-raising sessions for more than 100 people on the importance of managing water points. (Photo: Samuel Turpin/Oxfam)

We ensure well-resourced and timely response to crises.​ At the core of our humanitarian response remains emergency food security (EFS), water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH), and protection.

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Zahara Kalayta Omar is a health extension worker trained by the Afar Pastoralist Development Association. She is demonstrating how to measure the mid-upper arm circumference on her neighbor Fatuma Adagere Mohamed.

Zahara Kalayta Omar is a health extension worker trained by the Afar Pastoralist Development Association in Ethiopia. She is demonstrating how to measure the mid-upper arm circumference on her neighbor Fatuma Adagere Mohamed. (Photo: Petterik Wiggers/Oxfam)

By linking humanitarian actions to longer-term impacts, we ensure that the benefits of humanitarian responses are sustained, and people’s lives are rebuilt.​

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At the Chinhacanine Accommodation Center, in Mozambique, a staff from our partner organization, AJOAGO, is coordinating the preparation of the emergency kits.

At the Chinhacanine Accommodation Center, in Mozambique, a staff from our partner organization, AJOAGO, is coordinating the preparation of the emergency kits. (Photo: Aderito Dzimba/Oxfam)

We are committed to reshaping the humanitarian systems to make them more efficient and fair. By challenging oppressive power structures and promoting a feminist approach, we make sure women and girls are protected and empowered. We champion and invest in local leadership, and respect local knowledge and leadership of communities.