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The disaster was never only the storm: Where do we stand 13 years after Yolanda?
While our experiences may differ, we continue to share the burden of living with what the disaster took away and what it revealed about the conditions that made us vulnerable in the first place.
Localizing the Care Policy Scorecard for Policy Change
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).
Why We Can No Longer Afford Not to Care: Making Investing in Care a Priority
As the international community marks the International Day of Care and Support, we reflect on the state of care in the Philippines and what we must do to move from growing recognition to lasting, systemic change.
Ultra-rich 0.1% produce more carbon pollution than nearly half of humanity while cashing in on the climate disasters they create
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.
Did you know that social enterprises already have gender- and care-responsive practices?
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?
Did you know that social enterprises are eager to champion gender- and care-responsive practices?
A turning point in ASEAN’s energy future
The APAEC is not a symbolic document. It is ASEAN’s central framework for energy cooperation, shaping national policies, investment decisions, and regional collaboration across its 11 member states. The stakes are, therefore, high.
Whose energy, whose future? Building a just transition from the ground up in the Philippines
Communities have been told that renewable energy is the solution to the country’s overlapping crises of climate vulnerability, high electricity costs, and dependence on fossil fuels. But for many Filipinos, the transition has not felt clean, safe, or fair. Across urban-poor communities, lakeshore villages, provincial schools, and agricultural barangays, people are asking the same questions: Who decides what kind of energy projects are built? Who benefits? And who bears the cost?
Call for Expressions of Interest: Caring Entrepreneurs in ASEAN
Are you a small or medium-sized business, social enterprise, or community-based initiative invested in addressing unpaid care and domestic work through entrepreneurship? If yes, this grant may be for you.
‘Patas na batas, patas na bukas’: Lot Felizco’s speech at the Women’s Priority Legislative Agenda Launch for the 20th and 21st Philippine Congress
Maaasahan ninyo na kaisa ang Oxfam Pilipinas sa pagpapalakas ng tinig ng mga kababaihan, hanggang sa makatawid ito mula sa mga isla't pamayanan patungo sa plenaryo.