South Asia earthquake Working with local partners Oxfam is supplying emergency aid to thousands affected by the earthquake, including introducing a new, innovative shelter design. Oxfam's new paper, 'A Mountain to Climb,' explains what needs to be done to prevent further deaths and to enable survivors to rebuild their lives and livelihoods. emergency update   Indigenous rights in Bolivia   Oxfam has been working with the Chiquitano people to achieve recognition of their right to land and territory, to protect their cultural identity, and to participate in decision-making forums. Thanks in part to the Oxfam Indigenous Program in Bolivia, the Chiquitano are now helping redesign their country’s political and social landscape. program story   Three new Oxfam tsunami reports   The tsunami aid effort has been Oxfam's biggest ever relief operation according to its year-end 'Tsunami Accountability Report.' Two additional reports describe progress in providing shelter to the millions of people displaced, and show that more than half of people are back to work and economies are fast returning to normal. emergency update   WTO deal betrays the poor   The WTO ministerial meeting in Hong Kong has closed with a deal that fails to deliver on promises to help developing countries work their way out of poverty. While the text includes a pledge to eliminate export subsidies by 2013, this is too little, too late, and there is no offer to cut rich countries' domestic subsidies. campaign update

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