Organisation and governance
Oxfam Sverige öppnade sitt första kontor i mars 2014. Vi arbetar med insamling, kommunikation, företagssamarbeten och påverkan. Vårt mål är att informera allmänheten om Oxfams arbete, engagera människor i våra frågor, skapa förändring som gynnar kampen mot fattigdom och samla in pengar till verksamheten i världen. Oxfam i Sverige är en del av den globala Oxfam-konfederationen.
Det svenska huvudkontoret är placerat i Stockholm.
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Pengarna som samlas in i Sverige används till att hjälpa människor som drabbats av kriser och katastrofer, till projekt som lyfter människor ur fattigdom och till kommunikation och påverkansarbete som ändrar grundorsakerna till varför människor är kvar i fattigdom. Oxfam har verksamhet i 77 länder och Oxfam Sveriges pengar går till ett stort antal projekt i olika länder. Du kan läsa mer om vilka projekt Oxfam Sveriges intäkter har gått till i vår årsredovisning nedan.
Oxfam har ett 90-konto i Sverige vilket betyder att vi är anslutna till och kontrolleras av Svensk Insamlingskontroll. Ett 90-konto är en kvalitetsstämpel som garanterar att insamlingen sköts på ett etiskt sätt och att minst 75 procent av insamlade medel används till ändamålet.
Salaries and fees
Oxfam Sweden's Secretary General has a monthly salary of SEK 70,288. The salary is determined by the Board of Directors, taking into account the responsibilities that the position entails. No overtime is paid and there are no special pension benefits. Benefits such as wellness allowance are the same as for other employees. The Secretary-General is not covered by the Employment Protection Act.
On behalf of the Board, the Secretary General is responsible for managing Oxfam's activities in Sweden and has ultimate responsibility for finances, work environment, quality of operations and organisational development.
The Secretary General will also represent Oxfam both nationally and internationally and advocate for the issues that Oxfam promotes within the framework of our mission.
Oxfam's employees are covered by the Akademikerförbund's collective agreement and the salary structure is in line with similar organisations and operations in Sweden.
Oxfam Sweden Board of Directors
The Board currently consists of five members. All members of the Board work without remuneration.
Michiel is Executive Director of Oxfam Novib since 2018 and has extensive experience in international cooperation and human rights. After working for both Amnesty International and the UN, he joined the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 2001. In 2012, he switched from diplomacy to politics and became a Member of Parliament and foreign policy spokesperson for the PvdA, the Dutch Labor Party. Michiel is also a board member of Oxfam International and SHO, a coalition of 11 Dutch organizations working together on humanitarian aid issues.
Lilian is Director of Engagement at Oxfam Novib. She is responsible for bringing together different forces in the Netherlands for a just and sustainable world. The new engagement department brings together all the expertise in campaigning, advocacy, communication, activation and fundraising. Lilian has extensive experience in digital marketing, strategy, innovation and organisational change from both the business and the arts and culture sectors.
Shin works at Oxfam UK on international market development and has overall responsibility for Oxfam's fundraising work in South Korea, among other things.
Jessica is the founder of the agency Besvärlig since 1977 and is one of Sweden's most talked about and successful communicators. She is a PR and communication expert, lecturer and inspirer as well as a journalist and presenter at Swedish Radio. Jessica has worked for many years in both civil society and business with brands such as Stockholm Pride, Save the Children, SOS Children's Villages and SBAB. She is also an expert on norms, values, LGBTQI and gender equality issues, as well as values-driven and socially reflective communication.
Marieke is Unit Manager Partnerships and Program Development with responsibility for institutional funding and program quality. She has worked at Oxfam Novib for over eight years and has more than 20 years of experience in international development cooperation.
Therese has been Secretary General of Ung Cancer since 2022 and has extensive experience as a leader in the non-profit sector. Therese previously worked at the Red Cross, where she was head of both fundraising and program activities. She has also worked with the Red Cross's work on program development, impact measurement, financing and advocacy. In addition to this, Therese has served on a number of boards, such as the Swedish Peace Association and the Association for Development Issues.
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