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Novo Nordisk in Yemen
Yemen is the poorest country in the Middle East and among the poorest in the world. The seven-year-long conflict has devastated the country’s resources and depleted people’s savings.
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Here you can find Oxfam Denmark’s concrete efforts for a world with less inequality and better opportunities for all. Through our global network, we work closely with local partners to create positive change for the most disadvantaged.
At Oxfam, we strive to combine international ambitions with local solutions. This means that our projects are rooted in the full scope of global challenges: from climate change and natural disasters to corruption, inequality, and corporate accountability. Every step of our intervention – whether it involves emergency relief or long-term advancement of women’s rights – begins with dialogue and local anchoring.
Read more about our current projects below. Each project is illustrated with facts, success stories, and local voices to give you insight into its impact, both internationally and within the local communities.

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Yemen is the poorest country in the Middle East and among the poorest in the world. The seven-year-long conflict has devastated the country’s resources and depleted people’s savings.
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Political and economic instability in Lebanon has escalated in the wake of COVID-19 and the massive silo explosion at the port of Beirut in 2019, which destroyed large parts of the city.
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Education Out Loud supports the active and influential participation of civil society in shaping education policy, ensuring it better reflects and addresses the needs of local communities.
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Civil war and violent conflict in South Sudan have left nearly two million children without access to education. A new major initiative, Education for Life, is working to change that.
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In Mozambique, the population is experiencing growing tensions and conflicts related to the extraction of natural resources and the unequal distribution of profits.
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