Person smiling into the camera, outdoors sorting grains in a woven basket beneath a tree in a rural setting.

Amelia Abi sorts grains in a basket. Amelia and her neighbours all work together on an Oxfam-supported terraced garden project. Photo: Rachel Schaevitz/Oxfam

Oxfam Unwrapped: Climate Justice

Climate change is being felt most by people in countries that have done the least to cause the crisis.

But a more equal world is possible – one where communities on the frontlines of the climate crisis have the resources they need to survive extreme weather, rebuild their lives, and create sustainable futures.

By standing together and advocating for climate justice, we can challenge the inequalities driving this crisis and ensure everyone has the chance to build a safer, more sustainable future.

Explore the Climate Justice range

The funds raised through the gifts in this category will help fight for climate justice, ensuring communities on the frontlines have the resources to adapt to extreme weather and create sustainable futures.

Cover of an Oxfam Unwrapped guide titled “Tackling Climate Change,” featuring a photograph of a person standing outdoors alongside illustrations of buildings, plants, and weather-related imagery representing climate resilience.

Tackling climate change

In Mozambique, women like Adérita are working with community projects to rebuild their lives after repeated floods destroyed their homes and livelihoods.

By taking on roles traditionally reserved for men, she helped construct a local flood shelter, earning an income she used to support her children with food and school fees, while strengthening her community’s resilience to future disasters.

Cover of an Oxfam Unwrapped guide titled “Access to Green and Affordable Energy,” featuring an Oxfam staff member in a blue jacket alongside colourful illustrations of people, plants, a cup, and renewable energy-themed imagery.

Access to green and affordable energy

In Indonesia, women like Sri Anti are partnering with Gema Alam to build confidence, learn about gender equality and disability rights, and take on new leadership roles.

Through this support, she now leads a village biogas project, strengthening livelihoods, promoting renewable energy, and helping her community build resilience despite the barriers she once faced.

Cover of an Oxfam Unwrapped guide titled “Future-Proof Farming,” featuring a photograph of a person outdoors and colourful illustrations of crops growing in cultivated fields.

Future-proof farming

In Timor‑Leste, communities are partnering with MANEO and Oxfam to respond to failing harvests caused by unpredictable rains.

Together, they’ve created terraced gardens with shared water tanks and irrigation systems, helping families grow food reliably, strengthen livelihoods, and build resilience so their villages can thrive despite the changing climate.

Oxfam Unwrapped gift advocating for fair work, together

Fair work, together

Marceline Manirambona is part of a movement in Burundi where small farmers are developing their farming methods to help them earn more and cope with climate change. Oxfam partners like ADISCO, Inades Formation Burundi, and OAP support this project, which aims to make farming more resilient to climate changes.

More about the Climate Justice range

Each gift now features unique, beautiful artwork, along with a detailed leaflet explaining its impact, from rebuilding lives after disasters to valuing women’s work and combating climate change.

Designed to resonate with supporters, the new range offers various donation options, making it easier for you to support at a level that’s right for you.

With bold designs and meaningful causes behind every gift, Unwrapped is a thoughtful way to make an impact while bringing a smile to your loved ones.