What we do

Oxfam has a vision where all people are empowered to pursue development opportunities which address all forms of poverty and injustice. In Vietnam we work in partnership with government, civil society, businesses, communities, media, research institutions and think tanks to influence policy and practices aiming at reversing economic, gender and social inequalities. Our work is divided into three main categories:

Ethnic minority farmers in Vietnam. Credit: Oxfam Vietnam

Programmes

Oxfam in Vietnam's work is guided by Change Goals: good governance, women's rights, disaster resilience, resource rights, and active citizenship.

GROW in Vietnam report launch, 2015. Credit: Oxfam Vietnam

Knowledge Management

In order to achieve our aims, Oxfam in Vietnam undertakes and produces a wide selection of reports and papers on our programming, advocacy and research.

A farmer at work in Hoa Binh province. Credit: Oxfam Vietnam

Even It Up

Even it up: Oxfam’s campaign to tackle extreme inequality. Oxfam launched its global Even it up campaign in October 2014 and made global headlines on the issue of inequality at the last two World Economic Forums. Oxfam continues to present the case that extreme inequality is one of the defining...

Ethnic minority woman harvests crops in Ninh Binh. Credit: Oxfam Vietnam

Our campaigns

Oxfam in Vietnam campaigns side-by-side with local partners and supporters to raise awareness, change behaviour, and help develop good policies. We currently support GROW and Even-It-Up.