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Development and Faith : Where Mind, Heart, and Soul Work Together.
Title:
Development and Faith : Where Mind, Heart, and Soul Work Together.
Author:
Marshall, Katherine.
ISBN:
9780821371749
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (352 pages)
Contents:
Contents -- Foreword -- Acknowledgments -- Abbreviations and Acronyms -- Chapter 1. Bridging the Worlds of Development and Faith -- Religious Groups Face Development -- The World Bank's Journey to Partnership with Faith Institutions -- Practical Challenges -- The Rationale for this Book -- The Book's Organization and Goals -- PART I - PARTNERS ON MILLENNIUM CHALLENGES -- Introduction -- Chapter 2. Faith Communities Engage the Millennium Development Goals -- Global Faith Advocacy and Mobilization -- Monitoring Progress -- Country and Regional Engagement -- Scaling Up -- Faith Participation in Policy Making and Programs -- Chapter 3. Strategic Challenges for Faith-Based Health Care -- Ancient Roots -- Information Challenges -- Challenges for Faith-Run Health Care -- The Morality Conundrum -- The Promise of Partnerships -- Looking Ahead -- Chapter 4. Partnerships in Battling AIDS -- Mapping the Terrain -- Integrating Faith-Run Programs into National HIV/AIDS Strategies -- Emphasizing Advocacy and Messages -- Engaging Faith Leaders in National, Regional, and Global Forums -- Forming Innovative Secular-Faith Partnerships -- Tackling the Core Challenges of HIV/AIDS Work -- Boosting the Faith-Based Capacity to Respond -- Chapter 5. Together Against Malaria: Faith-Led Community Mobilization in Mozambique -- The Challenge -- The Washington National Cathedral and Interfaith Activists in Mozambique -- The Inter-Religious Campaign against Malaria in Mozambique -- Creating a Sustainable Interfaith Infrastructure -- Chapter 6. Education, Values, and Global Citizenship: Centro Magis and the Council of 100 -- Education for Change in Latin America -- Education and Relations between Western and Islamic Nations -- Chapter 7. Ghana's Interfaith Initiative to Manage Waste and Care for the Environment -- Roots of the Response -- The Program -- Lessons beyond Ghana.

Chapter 8. New Alliances to Tackle the Housing Dimensions of Poverty -- The Challenge -- Applying Principles in Practice -- Interfaith Community Action in the Philippines -- Interfaith Dreams in Lebanon -- PART II - FAITH COMMUNITIES IN ACTION -- Introduction -- Chapter 9. Shifting Community Attitudes: The Tostan Story in West Africa -- Tostan -- Addressing Female Genital Cutting -- Public Declarations and Community Engagement -- Chapter 10. Grassroots Matters: Sarvodaya, the Tsunami, and Development in Sri Lanka -- Introducing Sarvodaya -- Linking Peace and Community Building -- Post-Tsunami Sri Lanka -- Learning from the Disaster -- The Road Ahead -- Chapter 11. Madrasa Challenges and Reforms in Pakistan -- Origins of ICRD -- How the Program Works -- Medium-Term Goals -- The Impact of the Program -- A Respectful and Inclusive Approach -- Chapter 12. Integrating HIV/AIDS Care, Treatment, and Support: The Coptic Orthodox Church in Africa -- The Challenges -- The Coptic Orthodox Mission -- Chapter 13. Alliances for Development: Case Studies from the United States -- The Interfaith Summit on Africa -- The 2006 Global Summit on AIDS and the Church: A Race Against Time -- Chapter 14. Learning from the Extreme Poor: Participatory Approaches to Fostering Child Health in Madagascar -- ATD Fourth World's Approach to Learning from People Mired in Extreme Poverty -- Health and Living Conditions in Antananarivo, Madagascar -- Lessons for Other Programs -- PART III - EXTENDING THE REACH: GLOBAL DIALOGUE, PARTNERSHIPS, AND MOVEMENTS -- Introduction -- Chapter 15. Responding to the Orphan Crisis in Africa -- The Impact of HIV/AIDS on African Children and Communities -- What Draws Religious Organizations to Offer Programs for Children? -- How Have Faith Organizations Responded? -- What Do Faith-Based Children's Programs Do? -- Challenges in Scaling Up.

Building Local Capacity -- Chapter 16. A Pathfinding Dialogue among the World Council of Churches, the IMF, and the World Bank -- Origins of the Process -- The Dialogue Process -- The Finale: A High-Level Encounter in Geneva -- Next Steps? -- Chapter 17. Faith and Finance: Unlikely Partners -- Leading Up to the Present -- The International Interfaith Investment Group -- Chapter 18. Paths to Hope through Music and Culture: Dialogue at Fès -- The Idea -- Rumi's Elephant -- Paths to Hope? -- The 2006 Forum -- Sustaining the Forum -- Chapter 19. New Alliances for Integrity, Against Corruption -- Common Religious Ethical Teachings and Public Integrity -- Exploring Differences -- Mobilizing the Organizations of the World's Faiths -- Education and Religious Teaching -- Integrity within Faith Communities and Programs -- Faith Engagement in Monitoring Poverty and Public Sector Expenditures -- Integrity, Ethics, and Accountability: HIV/AIDS and Gender-Linked Violence -- Chapter 20. From Community Initiatives to Movements: Faith-Inspired Work for Social Transformation -- Two Sets of Case Studies -- Tyndale's Visions of Development -- Dharma and Development -- A Holistic View of Development -- PART IV - CONFLICT, REBUILDING, AND RECONCILIATION -- Introduction -- Chapter 21. Hope for Peace and Faith-Based Reconciliation in Northern Uganda -- The Conflict -- The Faith Contribution -- Religious Leaders in Peace Processes -- Turning to Rebuilding -- Reconciliation and Truth Commissions -- The Future Role of Religious Groups in Northern Uganda -- Chapter 22. Religion, Reconciliation, and Rebuilding -- Forgiveness at Fès -- Religion and Reconciliation: Different Approaches -- Chapter 23. Bridging Civilizations and Cultures -- Alliance of Civilizations -- The Council of 100 -- Chapter 24. Concluding Thoughts -- Selected Bibliography -- Index -- BOXES.

1.1 What on Earth is the Friday Morning Group? -- 1.2 Principles for Partnerships -- 3.1 Mapping Religious Health Assets in Zambia and Lesotho: The Importance of Local Wisdom -- 3.2 Uganda's Faith-Based Health Partners: A Workable System Confronts a Crisis -- 5.1 Global Partnerships against Malaria -- 13.1 Bread for the World: A Christian Citizens' Movement to End Hunger -- 13.2 Heartland Tour with Bono and Gateway Ambassadors -- 16.1 Joint Statement by the General Secretary of the World Council of Churches, President of the World Bank, and Deputy Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund, Geneva, October 22, 2004 -- 17.1 Faith-Based Microcredit: Five Talents -- 17.2 Faith-Consistent Investing in Development: Responsible Forestry -- 20.1. Mayan Spirituality Meets Catholic Teaching in San Marcos, Guatemala -- 20.2 A Partnership to Address Senegal's Number-One Social Issue: Getting Children off the Streets -- 20.3 Turkey's Street Children -- 23.1 The Imam and the Pastor -- 23.2 A Wall of Peace: Reflections of Mahatma Gandhi's Grandson -- 23.3 Caravan Safe Community: Youth, Faith Groups, and Armed Violence -- 24.1 What Can One Person Do? -- 24.2 Challenges for Minds, Hearts, Soul and Hands -- FIGURES -- 15.1 Faith Adherents in Six African Countries (Kenya, Malawi, Mozambique, Namibia, Swaziland, and Uganda) -- 15.2 Number of Vulnerable Children Supported by Different Types of FBOs -- 15.3 Main Activities of FBOs to Address the Needs of Orphans and Vulnerable Children -- TABLES -- 15.1 Sample of Large-Scale Faith-Based Initiatives Serving Orphaned and Vulnerable Children -- 15.2 Best Practices for Child-Friendly Institutions Caring for HIV/AIDS Orphans -- 15.3 Priority Needs of FBOs Serving Orphans and Vulnerable Children (Percent).
Abstract:
The faith and development nexus is both a promising new focus for secular development agencies and a historic reality: for centuries, world faiths and individuals inspired by their faith have played many roles in social change and social welfare. Secular development agencies have largely operated in parallel to the world of faith-motivated development. The World Bank began in the late 1990s to explore ways in which faith and development are connected. The issue was not and is not about religion, but about the recognition that some of the best experts on development are faith leaders living and working in poor communities, where strong ties and moral authority give them unique experience and insight. The World Bank's goal is to act as a catalyst and convenor, bringing together development practitioners to find common ground, understand one another's efforts, and explore differences. Development and Faith explores and highlights promising partnerships in the world between secular and faith development entities. It recounts the evolving history of relationships between faith and secular development institutions. It focuses on the Millennium Development Goals as a common framework for action and an opportunity for new forms of collaboration and partnership.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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