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    Oxfam yet to decide on specific 'role' of new Nairobi headquarters

    Oxfam International's relocation of its headquarters to Nairobi, Kenya, may be a done deal, but details on the specifics of the move remain scarce. Oxfam GB chief executive Mark Goldring shed some light on the issue in a recent update.

    By Lean Alfred Santos // 26 March 2015

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    Oxfam International's relocation of its headquarters to Nairobi, Kenya, may be a done deal, but where exactly it will relocate, what role the main headquarters will serve, and what will happen to staff at its current Oxford, U.K. base all remain a work in progress.

    Mark Golding, Oxfam Great Britain’s chief executive, told Devex Associate Editor Richard Jones on the sidelines of a recent Ebola conference in Brussels, Belgium, that discussions to decide on these specifics are still ongoing.

    “People focus on the location of Oxfam International [but] the interesting thing is what role is it going to play,” he said. “The question of what functions that headquarters will perform is what the executive directors of all the Oxfams have still got to decide, including what responsibilities will go to the center and what stays with the [confederation].”

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    Read more on the changes at Oxfam

    ● Oxfam to split headquarters, welcome new associate members
    ● Oxfam looks south for next generation of affiliates
    ● Oxfam confirms plans for ‘global south’ transition
    ● Winnie Byanyima: Engineering change at Oxfam

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      Lean Alfred Santos is a former Devex development reporter focusing on the development community in Asia-Pacific, including major players such as the Asian Development Bank and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank. He previously covered Philippine and international business and economic news, sports and politics.

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