Conducted at the height of the COVID 19 pandemic in 2021, this learning brief examines how Oxfam Pilipinas and its partners address these policy gaps by transforming the care policy scorecard (CPSC).

The carbon pollution of the richest 1% is directly contributing to increased climate disasters such as floods, fires, droughts and food crises. Their yearly emissions will cause an estimated 1.9 million excess deaths from heat.

Gender equality shouldn't be limited to a mere 5% of the budget. The government's Gender and Development (GAD) budget is an important starting point, but what about the remaining 95%?

Participants from government, civil society, research, development, private, and the care sector gather at the House Forum on Care Work and the Care Economy to strengthen collective action towards policies and investments that recognize, value, and support care. Quezon City, Philippines — In a landmark move, the House of Representatives hosted its first-ever Forum on […]

Umabot sa higit-kumulang 700 katao ang dumalo ngayong umaga, bilang paggunita sa ika-10 anibersaryo ng Grand Bargain, isang kasunduan para sa pagtitiyak ng lokalisasyon ng humanitarian action.

Oxfam Pilipinas welcomes the approval of the Implementing Rules and Regulations (IRR) of Republic Act No. 12287, also known as the Declaration of State of Imminent Disaster Act.

Oxfam Pilipinas and the Bangsamoro Women Commission (BWC) signed a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) on 18 August 2026, marking their commitment to promote gender equality and women’s leadership, under the Australian Government-supported project Women’s Empowerment for Leadership in Development and Peace in the Bangsamoro (WELD-Peace) Phase 3 Extension.

Did you know that social enterprises already have gender- and care-responsive practices that could be good practices for #GenderEquality in the private sector?

Did you know that social enterprises are eager to champion gender- and care-responsive practices?

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.