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What countries do oxfam help?
oxfam help poorer countries suffering from poverty or injustice
What countries help OXFAM?
oxfam help poorer countries suffering from poverty or injustice
What is the purpose of the Oxfam International confederation?
Oxfam is a confederation of 17 organizations working together to find lasting solutions to poverty and injustice. Part of a global movement of more than 90 countries striving for change.
What are the objectives of oxfam?
Oxfam's aim is to help the poor in developing countries. They try and make a differenrce in peopel's life.to relieve povertyThere sevral aims and objectives of oxfam organisation which is quit
What is the ownership of oxfam?
oxfam is a charity organisation and it is owned by arjun mehta pratab singh rathor.
Is oxfam in the public or private sector?
Oxfam is an international charity. So you could consider it public, as there are many volunteers and oxfam charity shops worldwide.
How many shops do oxfam have?
Oxfam have literally got hundreds of Charity shops.
How long has the UK organization Oxfam been running for?
Oxfam was established in 1992 and works in countries to help people not to be in poverty. It also has as a goal to let the people to exercise their rights.
Where can you find cheap clothes from UK?
In the neighbours bins.. ...or oxfam
What are the main objectives of the Oxfam charity?
Oxfam strives to abolish poverty and encourages those in a position of power or wealth to heed the needs of the less fortunate. The organization's goal is to provide ways for individuals to work their way out of poverty.
What sector is oxfam?
ask oxfam
Is oxfam a primary secondary or tertiary sector?
Oxfam is in all three sectors primary, secondary and tertiary, this is because they provide seeds and water (raw materials) for farmers in poverty stricken countries, they also make products to be sold in their shops like 'merchandise' (products with oxfam written on them) this could also relate to how oxfam help other countries manufacture products or food. They also sell used products that people have donated in their shops like a supply chain and they were created to provide a service.
