Title: Gender justice | Oxfam
Headings: Gender justice
Gender justice
Activities
Goals & priorities
Achievements so far
Anti-violence campaign
Community finance programs
Indigenous rights program
Water programs
Resource rights
Arms Trade Treaty
Sisters on the Planet

Content: Added to this, we want to invest in our staff to execute and use sophisticated gender analyses. Oxfam will strengthen capacities of women's rights organizations (WROs), networks and movements that better enable women to influence duty bearers, traditional structures and systems to protect women's rights, including their access to and control of power and resources. Internally, gender awareness and gender intelligence will have clear linkages between staff development and gender, with clear expectations from all areas of the organization to include gender analysis, and effective integration of gender into programs, policy and campaigns. Staff capacity will include measurement and monitoring tools to assess the impact of gender investments. This will require increased rigor in gender research and use of it to further a gender justice agenda. Achievements so far
Anti-violence campaign
Oxfam as an agency has demonstrated strong actions to solidify a foundation to build our gender justice strategy. In El Salvador, Oxfam joined with six other development and women's rights organizations and developed a Program to Prevent Gender Based Violence. It engages men, women and young people as active agents in teaching and training programs, media and arts campaigns, and networks. The program raised awareness among politicians and public officials who became advocates for the prevention of gender-based violence and helped bring change to policies and practices. Community finance programs
The Saving for Change program spearheaded in Mali, and now operating in Senegal, Cambodia, Guatemala and El Salvador, makes saving accessible to women through a system of self-governance and peer support.