How are oxfam's decisions made?

Oxfam's decisions are made through a collaborative and democratic process that involves input from various stakeholders, including staff, local partners, and affected communities. The organization prioritizes inclusivity and transparency, ensuring that diverse perspectives are considered in decision-making. Additionally, Oxfam's governance structures, such as its board of trustees and regional committees, play a key role in guiding strategic direction and overseeing implementation. Overall, the approach emphasizes accountability and responsiveness to the needs of those they serve.