VQS3F103M 2023124 Th@ os @OWSQ OXIFAM CONTENTS STRATE61C REPORT 49 (kn9lobalf¢wnt PLAMS S3 ¢￿)ndexpen￿￿We headllre5 2$ C4liryfctdKnate Jwbce $ly¢et 65 65 PUBUCEN6ASÉIEir 35 IIIDEPEMDEMT AuDifows REPORT Re5pwblelw¥*a 70 1NSPI*QTR￿r DE*6A6E 42 ACKMQWLED6EMEMTS CORPoRATEDIAECT￿y etYOMDÉOUAUTY. QIVERSITI 51FE8UAifthF CAPbOIAWEMW*OMMEMTALsfANDMDS SfRIT@@ll¢ L2OPOfft OXFAM'S VISION, PURPOSE AND VALUES OUR VISION OUR PURPOSE OUR VALUES We believe In a kindw8nd radically better world. whqru è¥eryonehasth• poweitu thriv¥, notjust sur¥Y¥e. To •¢hie¥ethi$. we ￿￿t0ver¢oMe PLYrferty byfightingth• i￿lust1¢e$ and In•qualrtiesth•tfvdit Thethlngsthot matter mostto u$ JIE inclu5i¥ity. EmpowiTment and aECOUTrtAblllty- IKLusrvffY IPOWEAMEMT Accou￿A￿LITy OUR GLOBAL FOOTPRINT Dxfam SB Isone ottheEI affiliates that make up the Dxlam confedefgtion_Altogether thoconlederaliofi WDik&d in 81 cuunlries in 2023124 toovercompthe IW202312I IHEOXFIN COWFEDERITIOI I￿RKED ICROSSIICOUITRIES IMThIJ41 PARTrERS. Bh￿edg￿lI9 •trdi•l¢s- r*rn•n•g￿ owifft I2512Q] O%fam and 75 ol waYE", INCOME AND EXPENDITURE: HEADLINES In 2023124, Spending Dn charitoble activities increased frorn £253.4M TO £272.3M Oxlam GB'5 huadline 2D23124 incom8 cLos8d the year at £368.OM Thisfiyuie was £400.6m in 2022123. The drop in income 1$ largely dueto Iow8r emerggncyapp?o1 income.Thls Income varles depending on wortd events. For more inforrnation on this. see page 59 £123.4M Our highest to lowest pay ratio was was spent on generating current and futurè ineome. up from E106.4m in 2D22123 5.4:1 Thls ratio was 6.5=1 for 2￿2123. Th1$ Is expiaSnel In more detail on page 45 OXFAM GB PROGRAMMES BY LOCATION COUNTRIES LISTED . £Inq￿dElh Ghlln Jord•n W¢Wwl *4Epal P4k* Iiwr 2•Mbl4(SAF¢￿SI¥l A CONVERSATION WITH HALIMA AND CHARLES II$AWITH HALIMAIEtsUII. OURIIEIY CHIEFEXECUTI¥E. AND CHARLES GURASSI CHAIR tr*rewnxt¢ltr¢e•dtrWSin*fft• wl•i.Frfst.Ksb••nw•lty￿wSl￿9lox•ty¢ l •4r¢¢ The*4yOxl•th pw141 I'd*￿toSe¢￿uffth￿1￿tr￿Ith￿¢ -OurcDIIpa9ue5 in Gaza. South Sudanand many othEr places havE told u$ *hat thi$sobd8tity h45 meantfoithernat timES of acute crisis 8¢gu Chief Executi¥B Oflic•r. Oxtam 68 Effjslr*￿￿￿thEMhe1P5￿5rnw￿e T￿tr￿￿￿to￿lIelUnd*bepartOf 11 HOW WE'RE WORKING TO TRANSFORM AN INTERVIEW WITH ALLAN MOOLMAN, INTERIM HEAD OF PARTNERSHIPS t4ln9*diWi*i¢¢slnt¢dKisWrn*iW l¢ul•rtYihoJ¢ofp¢pp*￿￿lnth￿fyQb*lStsth SNllftTOtkfj@ t)ow@fft K2@sout2¢@$ SOLIDARln BY SHIF11I6 IIORE RESOUACES COUMTRY 7tAMS AND THE 6LQBALsoiJfH This 8pproech t partnEf5hips. with overcomlTrg p0￿rtY •nOthe 8ttitudBs and practicBsthat sustain it. Ing ￿p￿0fto￿dEWb¢lCkxtr¢ toch•ng¢rt th2￿311￿ POWER TO OUR PARTNERS In lastye8rfs anTru31 report. Westated Dorstrètegic obiectiye DI pioactively shittin9 powef and iesources to our partneis in the 61obal Suuth. The aim istur 8Tr 8Utonomous andcivil 50cietyin the SIDbal South th8t'sable to pursue it$own agenda aDd4elwtrta rattically b8ttei ¥voild. SH￿1￿6 POWER Tg$USSRQOTS WOME4'S OR6AMISAnOII$ 'WE aPPTecial¢ the ¥pace we are givento set Dur agenda to fuDd what we $¢¢ as about this pToject and the import8n¢e of examplel- P4ernber uf th2 WEFAO So¢ietyfor Women 8nd child Care. WRFpartn*i in Gaza TOFfvr.1￿lo foaE W0￿Et].9 FoJt]D riF4ISiE f4r40LNts IS • fLeA6L£ SMALL b)Iio's TO TNE E r&rO£CT.IJE E RETANe .fje f*4$ SINA NistPlD, rv*4t#tr46 GAP .Cu￿Tly WWJ4N6 RI6HTs fAAlhf4lSAT1t*45 IK(ufi£ts FAL￿TIN11 ADILI ifRIlA GRANTS To E60.oOD b)gF SWPMTS iGANisf4￿c*Nr CfrtTIi :. IIGhT& IXGAIII4TIop IJITI n£xitsl£. f4AILTI ft4 IK¥ESY INTw6il EtFtcTi+& I VWCAT Ey re PosiTI A4£ AVAÉ wr* rwuT¥ To FArto. INffiw stKICT THEPARIMÈR¥ INYESIMENTFUMD TrFy￿ffl1￿£7.fi￿.o0Dof￿r￿KeYl￿ed1Ur￿I ¢IwT*trnpyrtrbEr5hip5b￿￿￿eqUaINY￿Irmand¥jII EIgJRIM6 EgUITABLEFUID1116 17 WHAT WE DO: OUR THREE THEMATIC AREAS TACKLING EXTREME VULNERABILITY VALUING WOMEN'S WORK CALLING FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE 1dwty¥ththtr￿Q 18 TACKLING I EXTREME VULNERABILITY R@$PONDllfrl@ ro ot20SES, ¢LAllNllNO ftOGNfS, fft@OUllLOllTrlfy wnifN LIESllLllEN¢E I Wework on humanitarian responses 8cros81 woild in ple¢es *h&Fp¢onlli¢t. ¢limate change an othei global $h4ck5 cornbinetu create asituation ul extremevulnerabibtyfor peoplea￿eadY living ITh poverty. We do this in solidarityantt wDikiThy ¢￿selY wrth partDei oiganisationsin thetoughest arnd mDStfragile placeson e3rth. fogether. we Support -Before. l tssed to 5ellfirewoodto buy Now. Dxfam has rEbuild with pEa¢e and resibence. and ieaOorblrfe- 58ving response tocrises. 88$ln9the buTd8n of Adugk. G8mbeU8. We5tEin Ethlopia FORIJS. DUSIIIESSASIJSIIALISIIOT AM DpnDM A DEEP DIVE: EMERGENCIES "Ouringth• drovght. m05t ol oui heid$ suNiYed bBc£u5ethey atE animal feedf¥om our farm. Thpy became healthy and PTovided milk. Even the camels started Consuming the 8nimolfeed. Noreovei. my faffjilydidn'l havetu migrate. and my chlidr•n wete ibleto attend school btr¢8u¥8 we ha farffl that provide food for buth u5 and our 8nirnal$. We experien¢ed rain in dittergnt seasons. and since the ThECI1$15.. COITExr A CYCLEOFCRISE$11 PARTS OF EAST AFAIC&. SUCCESSES ANO PR06RESS Orfam15dEp*1nyth￿PRRapprDIth¥￿x￿uFll￿Atr hbr¥esteOfive bag5 of diought woieto o¢cui. rtwouldn't impact ffle or my family. aswp have 5tDiedfoDd acquiTedthe knuwledge to SUTvl¥ein hBrshtimes. Abdilahi. Sanag. Somalia DRAWII OUTCOIIFUCT IIIYEMEM thicW5pub4chEahh OxlamasOPlrtmplaCE￿Parnn￿rlr4e&ts￿PrtFw￿(DT￿ 51acl*tatedthal nd￿1￿1 EXTREME WEATHER ANO INFORMAL $EThLEIIENTIM BANfjLAUESH lt•dw>lip￿Ie5 cwrnun1tyto(￿1eWSuc￿1h￿rn Sp￿$* Tr•wk4lior¢ityis tIJNFUCT AND FLOQDIMG IM THE DEMocf¢ATIC REPUBUC OFCQNGOIDRCI •irt•Wythswx•aP¢¢P Ane￿1￿￿0746XDle￿tw1peuplv￿fyll*Ukn$2 1$ •O•yih2QE3. THECRIS1S1116AZA A6AIISTTHEODDS *l1W&￿Sr￿￿Il￿S￿r￿s*￿Ytyc•Ilnl￿ffl¢￿￿h•$h1lp￿d •itr¢U(low•Wrdkntr¢Wwtllln l&r￿lI￿lIke1￿rPWIE h*1$￿¢￿slu1￿tywt1QwWtywPQY)￿Q*n1s•tlQr4 ￿￿knES In 2023124 Oxfam ,OIL IlbTb partneis in the occupied ** biiii l Mlh iÈ_Èl iiii Jlllllj, gpptoximateiy 1262.000 people. of whom over 151.000 wÈre supporteowithfood 133,000 people With water. sanitation and hygiBnE Pfomotlon support and 50mE THE CRISIS.. CO#IExr 14.000 people with piotECtion Najla Sh8w$, Oxf8m Country Relations Hanager ba$ed In Gèz8. WTitin9 on 17 October 2023 25 , VALUING WOMEN'S WORK OXTrAN'S APPROAQCI TO A¢P]llEVllN@ @@frlD@ft @QUALllfV Gender intrqualityshow$up ifi manywaysand is a focu5 grea folthe véholp OxfBm confedeialiDn. Oxfam the systEmi¢ undervaluing Df women s work. This Mea￿swOrkIng tD changE Dureconomie5 thattuD often oppressand exclude *om8n and ignoie or18ke tor granted th&wurk that thtydo. rrtlplan nwenw¥JllndWw0rkingpDwu￿￿plbtF￿t0￿￿ytr￿ye￿A CAMPAIGNING AND ADVOCACY ILDI116￿coLLECT￿E POWEP LEADERSHIP QF WQIIEW IIFORMAiWQftKER$ *c￿n S<￿￿Of1h￿￿IySwES￿￿e￿thVrAl￿￿T￿tsth "Feminism lueisthe fir• in my belly lo fight any human light5 vio18tion$_ lam goingto ¢oDidin8ts ¥en¢oi$ h*t* t• ¢ng8gt 10¢81 leldws. especiallythe police ond the municipabty whDfDicefullypie¥eTrt 8ftom s*lbn9 on th• stieet5and ttEsign•ted marketspacÈs. t ¢rèat8 Sats $p8¢e$ftW women infDrmaltiaders." Rurnbidzai ￿be. one f the¥tndorswh tDDk part in the f¢ministtransformth IBadernhiptrainin9 PUSNllNO lofft ll @fftllSSRCOToe_otlllVE PllllN ON ¢llLIF Qtkll TNO athstDcllll P4M1•ndthw￿c*l¢1m*1R%lI¢ntfflQXuyOv￿fyr¢n On 24 O¢tob8r2023. eapa¢itrbu*Jlng.r￿￿pa￿n5**r*arthloF1Nftk Stitching Thweads of LMI thW¢•re¢a5ts¥èwshitystyn•p•r¢msiMJPtr+•ly•h11￿¢ry￿*1 w¥$ $how¢8sed attha Sen2dd ¢Y￿rU Iwelsh expeiiences of unpaid backgiound5 across widlnfornwlwkinlh•UKl•ré Kthiy•¥éZhT•4tyrtl*é*Ylfy*ql Wa5 oFganised by the We Care Campaign, In P8rtnership with Oxf8m Cymru. We Care is gr•ssioots campaign has partneTed with Oxf8m on 8 number of 8Cf•8S the countiy. CELEBRATING TEN YEARS OF THE WE-CARE PROGRAMME i&nDwIedfr￿ihP0Xfarn17Atrt1 hillw•ndZimbab*t Equ•I¢•r•wkLV￿*SQo￿*n1 dSo¢i41411aiis￿Elhv)l]lé￿tyTrFIÈ1W￿k￿fEts￿I 30 CALLING FOR CLIMATE JUSTICE IA vllrAL sr@p FOt2WAt2D FO QLllNAf@ JUSTOQ@ Lo¥x-income tountriesh8v8 long bornethe bDJnt of o cbrnate crisi$ theydid ie8$t14 ¢168te. Fiomlloods and mole inlensetiopical 5torM5toslow-Dn5et di5aSters11ke se8-leYel rise. the Imp8cts on F4OPte's ifft$and liyelihwdsare devastating. PILOT LOSS AND DAMAGE PROJECT IN KENYA -The community are givan thv rBSDUI¢tr¥ tD makB deci51Qn5foT themselv05, to enablp A coi4iiiirrY.LEDAPPROACH BEfaUSÈ the cornmunity reth&fiist and18st responder in any cris15. F￿th￿L0￿B￿D￿m1g1F￿n0tohay￿￿EM0￿L￿rQ oter scaicrtyh8$ huge iffjpartson children aThl wamen. Oirtywater ran beha￿tIOustoth¢Th. Piegnant women and young ¢hiidrtrn are ffrfjst alfECted. Cook1ng foi the ¢hlidIen requires atei.. Watershurtage5 aftect ninetyp*rcent ot a child's nuimallite. A ¢hild rnust P8t. shower. pvt on ¢1*4n clotht$ and thEll head to 5choDI. horAsrequit¢iT8t*tto tun. W8tershurt8g¢$in schools ran neyatively irnpactthe children_- Halima 8onaya. Child Prots¢tionVoiuDteer K￿UMa￿e. l%oio CDuhty fot them. Gtylicha Wario. Loss and Damage Lfr8d at Oxfam'$ local partnfjr stratpgiesfor Northern Otv8iopmvnt ISNDI 1￿51￿￿￿￿n¥JhKh￿ythfr￿bn1hf￿￿jndtO •rrrtto 1x￿M￿1tygrDUp1Whh￿￿gr*m1lD ¢D&LLllMfy POO [2 | llllt2 QLllfrlAr@ It's *8$entl81 that we keep up the pre5SUTe to ensurethat enough geneiated farthB new global Lo$8 and D8m8ge Fund. epllrttlim￿eE U1￿ A ThEPa 134 PUBLIC ENGAGEMENT 5.699 679.093 Festival and 8vent volunteers Campaign actions taken 19,618 289,8511 Shop volunteers People took campaign actions 534 236,846 High street shops open as of 31 March 2024 Regular givers as of 31 March 2024 llTrlTERVllE WllTN JAN OLOFllELO, CHOEF sLJppoRfER OFFUCE Irt¢i$•￿1ty￿1tIo￿*>1fjph￿￿Qpl$ts Tr4X wi￿d Imoualrty Drfo￿Y￿j AlthEwDnderfvlworkQLT5hw5￿￿ms￿fOgr￿* r¢￿￿￿￿&￿￿¢)re Ar￿￿(¢￿1￿￿*0[￿tlTHJ￿lDspe￿￿￿uthFU1IY lund5rn15vd1￿Ind￿ldUll¥w* LryaEwÈ*vii￿t￿ TrTVJdwos e'ip more POWErfulif we're led bythe peopl ta¢ing the ch¥llen9•8 of inequalTtyand poverty.- Imthèfutwe fftftpofftrllN@ fft@rnuL Durinyth8 2023124 financialyEar. 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