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Hunger linked to Covid-19 could kill millions more than pandemic, warns Oxfam

National Focus - 4 year

The report of humanitarian group Oxfam reveals that the social and economic fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic as mass unemployment, disruption to food production and supplies and declining aid could push 121 million people to the brink of starvation this year.

Hundreds of thousands of households fall into poverty due to health self-pay

Leader Talk - 6 year

Vietnamese people now must pay for about 40 per cent of health services, a very high rate, causing about 700-800 thousand households to fall into poverty each year, according to a senior Oxfam expert.

Increasing inequality threatens Vietnam's progress over decades

Leader Talk - 6 year

If inequality was not increasing, Vietnam’s poverty reduction record would be even better, according to the leading international non-governmental organization Oxfam.

Vietnam ranks second globally for increasing social security spending

National Focus - 6 year

Vietnam has increased 8.52 per cent in spending on social security compared to last year, the second largest increase in the world, according to the commitment to reducing inequality index just published by Oxfam.

Inclusive business is exception rather than norm: Oxfam

National Focus - 6 year

Vietnam’s richest man earns more in a day than the poorest person earns in 10 years, according to an Oxfam Report which further specifies that despite this economic progress, the divide between the rich and poor has continued to grow.

Enhancing businesses’ competitive edge through gender equality: Oxfam

Leader Talk - 6 year

The biggest barrier to improve gender equality is often lain in deeply held social norms, beliefs and behaviors, according to Babeth Ngoc Han Lefur, Country Director of Oxfam in Vietnam.

Tax incentives can exacerbate risk of tax losses from transfer price of businesses in the SEZs: Oxfam

National Focus - 6 year

Vietnam National Assembly and the Government should carefully review tax incentives in future special economic zones to avoid budget losses and negative socio-economic impacts, according to Nguyen Thu Huong, senior manager of Oxfam.

Eight simple ideas for APEC to leave no one behind, cited Oxfam

Leader Talk - 7 year

APEC leaders are in a unique position to put an end to the long-standing poverty and extreme inequality which are not destiny and can be challenged and eliminated.

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Hunger linked to Covid-19 could kill millions more than pandemic, warns Oxfam

Hundreds of thousands of households fall into poverty due to health self-pay

Increasing inequality threatens Vietnam's progress over decades

Vietnam ranks second globally for increasing social security spending

Inclusive business is exception rather than norm: Oxfam

Enhancing businesses’ competitive edge through gender equality: Oxfam

Tax incentives can exacerbate risk of tax losses from transfer price of businesses in the SEZs: Oxfam

Eight simple ideas for APEC to leave no one behind, cited Oxfam

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