REGLAP aims to reduce the vulnerability of pastoral communities to drought and failed rains through policy and practice change in the Horn and East Africa.

Oxfam is sharing our research know-how for anyone who wants to learn about key aspects of the research process, including how to use and get the most out of different research methods.

The Researching Women's Collective Action project focuses on gathering evidence on effective ways of organising for women smallholders to enhance their incomes, asset ownership, and empowerment.

Oxfam's Routes to Solidarity project aims to create a stronger black and minority ethnic (BME) women's sector, with increased strategic and influencing power, particularly in the North of England.

The SCALE programme aims to increase the food security of smallholder farmers and develop sustainable national food systems, focusing initially in Mali, Niger, Burkina Faso and Ethiopia.

With an estimated 1.5 to 2 billion people worldwide dependent on smallholder agriculture, Oxfam's work to improve small producers' access to markets can play a significant role in poverty reduction.