• 65 years of oxfam in india
  • CHAIRPERSON’S MESSAGE
  • CEO’S MESSAGE
  • CONTEXT IN INDIA
  • SNAPSHOT
  • STRENGTHENING LIVELIHOODS
  • HEALTH AND EDUCATION
  • GENDER JUSTICE
  • HUMANITARIAN & DRR
  • OXFAM TRAILWALKER
  • PRIVATE SECTOR ENGAGEMENT
  • INDIA AND THE WORLD
  • OUR SUPPORTERS
  • OPERATIONS
  • GOVERNANCE AND MANAGEMENT
  • FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
  • BOARD MEMBERS
  • SENIOR LEADERSHIP TEAM
  • PARTNERS
  • FINANCIAL STATEMENTS & NOTES
  • A SPECIAL THANKS
  • OVERVIEW About Oxfam India 65 years of Oxfam
    in India     The context in India
  • OUR WORK Economic justice Essential services Gender justice Humanitarian and
    disaster risk
    reduction     Oxfam trailwalker
  • Financial
    highlights
  • PARTNERS
  • THANKS A special thanks Contact Us

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Annual Report 2015-16

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About OXfam India

Oxfam is marking its 65th year in India this year. In 1951, Oxfam Great Britain came to India during the Bihar famine to launch its first full - scale humanitarian response in a developing country.

Over the past 64 years, Oxfam has supported civil society organisations across the length and breadth of the country. In 2008, all Oxfams working in India came together to form Oxfam India, a fully independent Indian organisation (with Indian staff and an Indian Board), which is a member of a global confederation of 18 Oxfams.

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OUR GOALS

VISION   

Oxfam’s vision is a just world without poverty; a world in which people can influence the decisions that affect their lives, enjoy their rights, and assume their responsibilities as full citizens of a world in which all human beings are valued and treated equally.

MISSION

The purpose of Oxfam is to help create lasting solutions to address the injustice of poverty. We have to create a society for all, where equality prevails and every individual can exhibit his/her right to a safe
and happy life.

65 years of
oxfam in india

65 years of
oxfam in india

Milestone

1993

Oxfam Hong Kong started operations in India.

1964

Oxfam Novib started operations in India with support to civil society organisations.

1957

Oxfam Australia started operations in India with ‘Food for Peace’
campaign.

1951

Oxfam Great Britain started operations in India with Bihar famine relief work.

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the context
in india

The seven states we work
in account for 51% OF THE
POOR IN INDIA

PERCENTAGE OF PEOPLE BELOW
POVERTY LINE

the context
in india

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17.8%

UTTARAKHAND

39.8%

UTTAR PRADESH

41.3%

BIHAR

40.9%

ASSAM

42.4%

JHARKHAND

47.9%

CHHATTISGARH

45.9%

ODISHA

All India

29.5%

BELOW the
POVERTY LINE

Economic
justice

Only 55.3% of Indian rural
households have access to
electricity while only
11.4% have access to LPG

Economic
justice

OXFAM GOAL Fair
Sharing of Natural
Resources
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Oxfam India’s Impact

2,89,731

Total

 

1,47,755

FEMAles

By 2020, marginalised communities in our focus
states will have improved livelihoods through
rights over natural resources specifically land,
minerals and energy.

Essential
services

The chance of a girl
in scheduled tribe area
completing 12th Grade is
less than 1%

Essential
services

  

By 2020, inequality takes centre-stage of the development discourse leading to increased public financing & people’s access to universal, free & quality healthcare and education.

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Health

1,67,102

FEMALE

82,131

EDUCATION

1,63,932

FEMALE

86,402

gender justice

One in three adolescent girls
married or in union have
experienced physical, sexual or
emotional violence by their
husband or partner

Gender
justice

Oxfam India’s Impact

1,91,708

Total

 

98,007

FEMAles

OXFAM GOAL
ADVANCING GENDER
JUSTICE
By 2020, more poor and marginalised
women will claim and advance their rights,
and violence against women will be less
prevalent.
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Humanitarian
and disaster
risk reduction

Between 2009 and 2015, Oxfam India has
delivered 21 humanitarian responses across
the country, through which it has reached over
9,70,000 people, directly, as well as affected
communities of many times greater that size

Humanitarian
and disaster
risk reduction

OXFAM GOAL saving lives, now and in the future

By 2020, fewer women, men and children will die or suffer from injustice and deprivation from increasingly frequent natural disasters and conflict. At risk communities realise their rights to have clean water, food, sanitation and other fundamental needs. The communities will be free from violence during a crisis and take control of their own lives in dignity.

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Humanitarian

61,209

Female

31,637

DRR

1,53,709

Female

76,594

oxfam
trailwalker

Mumbai Trailwalker
20th-22nd November 2015

131

No. of teams started

123

No. of teams finished

Rs 1.34 CR.

Total funds raised

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BENGALURU Trailwalker
22nd-24th January 2016

191

No. of teams started

191

No. of teams finished

Rs 3.3 CR.

Total funds raised

financial
highlights

  • Total Income
  • GRANT FROM AFFILIATES
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DELHI

ECONOMIC JUSTICE

Ekta Foundation Trust
` 1,650,000

Kalpavriksh
` 2,142,259

Center for Community Economics and Development Consultant Society (CECOEDECON)
` 1,567,527

Navdanya Trust
` 1,000,000

Vasundhara
` 2,206,996

Environics Trust
` 2,821,394

Access Development Services
` 600,000

Women Power Connect (WPC)
`3,195,704

Rural Development Institute (RDI)
` 1,000,000

Center for Sustainable Agriculture (CSA)
` 1,433,913

Center for Equity Studies (CES)
` 2,000,000

essential services

Joint Operation for Society Help (JOSH)
` 2,546,000

Empowerment for Rehabilitation Academic and Health (EFRAH)
` 1,812,428

Council for Social Development (CSD)
` 1,237,170

Center for Social Equity and Inclusion (CSEI)
` 1,116,000

Society for All Round Development (SARD)
` 1,832,596

Anusandhan Trust
` 2,372,936

GENDER JUSTICE

Centre for Social Research
` 1,525,360

Community - the Youth Collective (CYC)
` 2,000,000

OTHERS

Act Now for Harmony And Democracy (ANHAD)
` 1,650,000

Pravah
` 1,265,405

Center for Budgets and Governance Accountability (CBGA)
` 2,294,040

Center for Alternative Dalit Media (CADAM)
` 1,000,000

Swadhikar
` 1,237,000

Youth for Unity & Voluntary Action
` 1,648,425

Sewa Delhi Trust (SDT)
` 5,645,924

uttar pradesh

ECONOMIC JUSTICE

Shohratgarh Environmental Society (SES)
` 1,115,471

Gorakhpur Environmental Action Group (GEAG)
` 2,385,040

Asian Institute of Management (AIM)
` 1,276,111

Centre for Equity Studies (CES)
` 1,639,905

essential services

Samudaik Kalyan Evam Vikas Sansthan (SKVS)
` 1,792,854

Samarth Foundation
` 986,688

Lokmitra
` 1,991,131

GENDER JUSTICE

Sri Ramanand Saraswati Pustakalaya (SRSP)
` 1,285,806

Vanangana
` 1,171,025

Humsafar
` 672,375

HUMANITARIAN & DRR

Poorvanchal Gramin Vikas Sansthan (PGVS)
` 1,324,953

Grameen Development Services (GDS)
` 2,291,789

Others

Vigyan Foundation
` 1,883,850

Foundation for Education & Economic Development (FEED)
` 1,269,861

Astitva Samajik Sansthan
` 1,510,153

Centre for Study of Society and Secularism (CSSS)
` 750,000

Chhattisgarh

ECONOMIC JUSTICE

Khoj
` 1,000,469

Gram Mitra Samaj Sevi Sanstha
` 1,620,086

Saathi Samaj Seva Sanstha
` 925,624

Nav Rachna
` 1,000,000

Chaupal Granin Vikas Prashikshan Evam Shodh Sansthan
` 1,911,858

essential services

Shikhar Yuva Manch (SYM)
` 2,360,338

Prerak
` 1,213,256

The Association for Promoting Social Action (APSA)
` 775,609

Public Health Resource Society (PHRS)
` 733,403

Jan Swasthya Sahyog (JSS)
` 1,719,556

Social Action for Manpower Creation (SAMPARC)
` 642,690

SNDT
` 218,043

SPAD
` 1,270,134

GENDER JUSTICE

Majlis Manch
` 1,000,000

Lok Astha Seva Sansthan (LASS)
` 874,806

Nivedita Foundation
` 747,987

OTHERS

Youth for Unity and Voluntary Action (YUVA)
` 1,769,352

odisha

ECONOMIC JUSTICE

Center for World Solidarity (CWS)
` 1,021,625

Regional Centre for Development Cooperation (RCDC)
`2,711,825

Antodaya
` 1,209,262

Prastutee
` 1,260,869

United Artist Association
` 327,047

Pallishree
` 1,012,500

Center for Youth and Research Development (CYSD)
` 2,639,122

essential services

Lokdrusti
` 1,957,479

Adhar Loisingha
` 1,942,358

Chale Chalo
` 2,477,468

Multiple Action Research Group (MARG)
` 1,795,491

Parivartan
` 1,115,494

Sikshasandhan
` 3,814,919

HUMANITARIAN & DRR

Society for Leprosy Amelioration and Rehabilitation (SOLAR)
` 1,648,793

Unnayan
` 1,458,216

District Fishermen’s Youth Welfare Association (DFYWA)
` 996,787

GENDER JUSTICE

Institute for Social Development (ISD)
` 2,031,700

Indira Social Welfare Organisation (ISWO)
` 1,222,895

bihar

ECONOMIC JUSTICE

Koshish Charitable Trust
` 1,332,283

Nav Bihar Samaj Kalyan Pratisthan Kendra (NBSKPK)
` 2,002,860

Ekta Parishad - Pragati Gramin Vikas Samiti (PGVS)
` 2,213,455

essential services

Association for Promotion of Creative Learning (APCL)
` 1,783,033

Bihar Gram Vikas Parishad (BGVP)
` 564,596

Bihar Voluntary Health Association (BVHA)
` 720,754

Centre for Health and Resource Management (CHARM)
` 1,029,703

East and West Educational Society (EWES)
` 969,584

GENDER JUSTICE

Rapid Action for Human Advancement Tradition (RAHAT)
` 2,128,929

HUMANITARIAN & DRR

Nav Jagriti
` 1,208,234

Integrated Development Foundation (IDF)
` 1,880,465

Adithi
` 997,733

Swaraj Peeth Trust
` 581,783

assam

HUMANITARIAN & DRR

North-East Research & Social Work Networking (NERSWN)
` 2,917,155

Morigaon Mahila Mehfil (MMM)
` 3,670,204

North-East Affected Area Development Society (NEADS)
` 2,660,580

People Action for Development (PAD)
` 1,854,704

Social Action for Appropriate Transformation and Advancement in Rural Areas (SATRA)
` 2,654,291

Ajagar Social Circle
` 9,157,491

OTHERS

Society for Social Transformation Environment Protection (SSTEP)
` 1,813,711

Uttrakhand

ECONOMIC JUSTICE

Daliyon Ka Dagriya (DKD)
` 1,752,500

Gene Campaign
` 1,399,500

Himalayan Action Research Centre
` 1,491,368

Himalayee Paryavaran Shiksha Sansthan
` 1,000,000

Jai Nanda Devi Swarojgar Shikshan Sansthan (JANADESH)
` 1,156,040

Mount Valley Development Association (MVDA)
` 1,599,497

ESSENTIAL SERVICES

Aman
` 1,438,435

GENDER JUSTICE

Vimarsh
` 894,387

Association for Rural Planning and Action (ARPAN)
` 1,567,981

INDIA

ECONOMIC JUSTICE

Chetna Vikas
` 1,593,787

Ekta Parishad - Naya Savkera Vikas Kendra (NSVK)
` 2,157,055

Badlao Foundation
` 1,122,056

Dalit Vikas Vindu (DVV)
` 1,580,006

ESSENTIAL SERVICES

Life Education and Development Support (LEADS)
` 1,743,795

Society For Participatory Action and Reflection (SPAR)
` 1,146,227

Nav Bharat Jagriti Kendra (NBJK)
` 993,694

Child in Need Institute (CINI)
` 1,170,571

Public Health Resource Society
` 944,481

GENDER JUSTICE

Society for Participatory Action Research and Knowledge (SPARK)
` 3,180,607

HUMANITARIAN & DRR

BLESS
` 1,756,647

Integrated Womens Development Institute (IWDI)
` 700,000

Society for National Integration Through Rural Development (SINRD)
` 400,000

 

 

Integrated Rural Management Associastion (IRMA)
` 185,000

Mahila Sewa Trust
` 398,741

a special thanks

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“In India . . . we must aim at equality.
That does not mean and cannot mean that everybody is physically or
intellectually or spiritually equal or can be made so. But it does mean equal
opportunities for all, and no political, economic or social barrier. . .
It means a realisation of the fact that the backwardness or degradation of any group is not due
to inherent failings in it, but principally to lack of opportunities and long suppression by other groups.”

Jawaharlal Nehru
The Discovery of India

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