Moussa Haddad
Moussa Haddad is a policy officer for sustainable livelihoods in the UK Poverty Programme, based in Oxford. His role within Oxfam is to influence policy and practice, ideas and beliefs to reduce poverty in the UK, with a specific focus on livelihoods, equitable economic development, assets and welfare reform policy areas. He is also leading on Oxfam's work in response to the economic downturn in relation to UK poverty, and its likely effects on poverty in the UK.
Posts by Moussa Haddad:
- Raising benefits in line with prices is the very least we can do, 09 Nov 2011
- The Sustainable Livelihoods Approach: a bottom-up approach to overcoming poverty, 18 Oct 2011
- We’re all in this together; but some of us are more in it together than others, 14 Sep 2011
- Stop headline-chasing on benefit fraud – and concentrate on fixing the system, 12 Aug 2011
- JRF research shows that the poorest are being left behind, 05 Jul 2011
- Women lose out under Universal Credit proposals, 13 Jun 2011
