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Explore the issue of affordable quality education, and understand why education is important for girls. Support Oxfam India to educate a child.
Everyone wishes to see this world become a better place and strives to do their bit to change the world. But often we find it difficult to find a cause we want to support and the organization we would like to donate to.
In 2019, Oxfam India directly reached out to more than 3 lakh people from marginalised communities and almost 34 lakh people through advocacy and campaigns. Learn more about our work in India.
Oxfam India through its various interventions reached directly to 6.32 lakhs marginalised persons from Dalit, Muslim, Tribal and other communities in 1,724 villages of our focus states.
Nine Indian billionaires own as much as the bottom 50 per cent of our country. Reflect on that for a minute: nine individuals own as much as 65 crore people.
India’s constitution commits it to the principle of equality, some citizens of India remain more equal than others. A female domestic worker will not earn as much in 22,000 years as the chief executive of a multinational corporation makes in a single year.
This was a common question that was often thrown at me by colleagues, mostly, during the two years that I worked on my book.
For the book I visited some projects that I hadn't been to in the preceding three years as a research coordinator. One of them was the refugee camps set up after the Muzaffarnagar violence in 2013.
The upcoming Union Budget is an opportunity for the government to take measures towards reducing the persistent inequality in education.
This inequality plays out across regions, gender and social groups. The evidence clearly shows that a strong, well-funded public education system is the foundation of economic development and people’s life chances.
The upcoming Union Budget is an opportunity for the government to take measures towards reducing the persistent inequality in education.
The Constitution of India has based on the premise that all citizens are equal. However, access to quality education is becoming increasingly inequitable
Nelson Mandela once said- “As long as poverty, injustice and gross inequality persist in our world, none of us can truly rest.” With inequality growing at a rapid pace, the divide between rich and…
With inequality growing at a rapid pace, the divide between rich and poor is also increasing; making it crucial to address this problem at the local, national and global levels.
With growing inequality, it has become pertinent to address the ever-growing gap between the rich and the poor. Over the last decade, academics, policymakers and multilateral institutions have been striving to draw attention to the growing importance of the subject of shared prosperity.
Oxfam India’s commitment to reduce inequality has culminated into an annual inequality supplement being published by the organization.
The combined total wealth of 63 Indian billionaires is higher than the total Union Budget of India for the fiscal year 2018-19 which was at INR 24,42,200 crore, revealed a new report from Oxfam ahead of the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Switzerland on 20 January 2020.
Oxfam’s report, ‘Time to Care’ along with India focused supplement,shows how our sexist economies are fuelling the inequality crisis —enabling a wealthy elite to accumulate vast fortunes at the expense of ordinary people and particularly poor women and girls.
This was a common question that was often thrown at me by colleagues, mostly, during the two years that I worked on my book.
For the book I visited some projects that I hadn't been to in the preceding three years as a research coordinator. One of them was the refugee camps set up after the Muzaffarnagar violence in 2013.
Early warnings of Cyclone Bulbul brewing and subsequently intensifying in the Bay of Bengal set off alarm bells in the region in the first…
Cyclone Bulbul and the high possibility of damage to property and lives, the Government of Odisha and West Bengal took all preventive measures to ensure that damage from the storm was minimized, even as the Centre assured of assistance.
It is globally acknowledged that ‘gender equality and women’s empowerment’ are at the core of achieving development objectives. Visit & Know More!
The 2011 UN General Assembly resolution on women’s political participation reiterated that “women in every part of the world continue to be largely marginalised from the political sphere..
The Human Rights and Business Network-India (HRBN-I) is concerned about the objections raised by community groups on the public hearings of JSW Port and Steel Plant in Jagatsinghpur district, Odisha,which is scheduled on 20 December 2019.
Over 28 lakh girls, in the age group of 6 to 13 years, are out of school in India. It is crucial for us to understand the importance of supporting girl child education so we can contribute towards the development of our nation.
Educated girls and women are aware of their rights and can make informed decisions for themselves. They develop the ability to critically analyze their choices and can stand up to violence and discrimination against themselves.
Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world and the most effective way to break out of the cycle of poverty.
Government through its Right to Education Act, 2009 have been making its way in enrolling and retaining children in school especially from the marginalized sector.
Every year, before the Annual World Economic Forum at Davos, Oxfam International releases its annual inequality report. Visit & Read More!
The Cambridge dictionary describes inequality as “the unfair situation in society when some people have more opportunities, etc. than other people”. The United Nations describes it even more simply as “the state of not being equal, especially in status, rights and opportunities”.
Today we celebrate International Literacy Day! But cannot overlook the fact that crores of children are out-of-school in India and may never get a chance to study. Here are ten things you need to know about India's illiteracy rate.
Literacy constitutes the backbone of development in a progressing country like India. It enhances the quality of life, awareness, and skills of people.