#EmpowerHer Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) Connect grantees
We are excited to share the six social enterprises selected for the Women's Economic Empowerment (WEE) Connect Microgrant under the #EmpowerHer project.
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ACCESS Consortium holds Strong El Niño 2026 briefing
xperts from DOST-PAGASA and Manila Observatory, and Oxfam Pilipinas emphasized that the Philippines, and BARMM specifically, are yet to see the full effects of El Niño. However, there are pathways to prepare during this critical time.
We Promote Gender Justice
Ika-128 na Araw ng Kalayaan ng Pilipinas
Sa pagdiriwang ng ika-128 na Araw ng Kalayaan ng Pilipinas, ating pagnilayan – tunay ba ang kalayaan, kung walang pagkakapantay-pantay? #PatasNaBukas #ArawngKalayaan
We Promote Climate Justice
Oxfam Pilipinas joins panel on Nature-based Solutions for Climate Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction at USBONG forum
Oxfam Pilipinas Executive Director, Lot Felizco, joined the panel on Nature-based Solutions (NbS) for Climate Adaptation and Disaster Risk Reduction at the USBONG: NbS Forum 2026, organized by Forest Foundation Philippines and partners. She highlighted Oxfam Pilipinas’ approach to NbS as part of a broader resilience strategy–linking ecosystem protection, disaster risk reduction, gender justice, and accountable local governance. Drawing […]
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El Niño technical briefing held in BARMM for early response
Strengthening the preparedness of LGUs and communities in BARMM, the ACCESS Consortium held “From Warning to Action: Operationalizing El Niño Early Response in BARMM,” a technical briefing for Super El Niño 2026 in Cotabato City. With experts from DOST-PAGASA and Manila Observatory, the activity integrated climate data, forecast and analysis with community observations to map […]
Oxfam Pilipinas joins Investing in Women’s launch of reports on gender norms, care economy
Oxfam Pilipinas joined Investing in Women's launch of reports on gender norms and the care economy on 17 June 2026 in Makati City.
PH income upgrade means little while millions stay poor
By Francis Allan L. Angelo (This article was originally published by the Daily Guardian on July 6, 2026. View the original article.) Oxfam Pilipinas cautioned that the Philippines’ rise to upper-middle-income country (UMIC) status under the World Bank’s income classification “means little if millions of Filipinos remain poor, vulnerable to climate disasters and other crises, and […]
Statement on the Philippines’s rise to upper-middle-income status
The Philippines' rise to upper-middle-income status may seem a milestone, but it means little if millions of Filipinos remain poor, vulnerable to climate disasters and other crises, and historically excluded from public services and opportunities, as issues such as deepening inequality and systemic corruption continue to plague the country.