International development and local faith actors : ideological and cultural encounters /: ideological and cultural encounters. (2020)

• Record Type: Book
• Further Information: Note: Edited by Kathryn Kraft, Olivia J. Wilkinson.
• Editors: Kraft, Kathryn; Wilkinson, Olivia J
• Contents: Chapter 1: Identifying the Encounters between Local Faith Communities and International Development Actors, by Olivia J. Wilkinson and Kathryn Kraft Section 1: Conceptualising Development in the space between faith and secular approaches Chapter 2: Mobilisation towards what? Moving beyond an instrumental view of local faith actors in WASH programmes, by Jonathan Wiles and Nathan Mallonee Chapter 3: From Principles to Praxis: The Worldwide Bahá'í Community’s Approach to Social and Economic Development, by Nava Kavelin and Julia Berger Chapter 4: The spiritual is political: reflecting on gender, religion and secularism in international development, by Brenda E. Bartelink and Erin K. Wilson Chapter 5: Social movement and mobilisation approaches – a case study of Tearfund, by Madleina Daehnhardt Chapter 6: Cascading theology: Experiences of the implementation of a training-of-the-trainers model for faith-based gender-based violence intervention, by Elisabet le Roux and Jill Olivier Section 2: Practice-based knowledge on partnerships between INGOs and local faith communities Chapter 7: Mobilising Local Faith Communities: A cross-organisational comparison of the main mechanisms and methods, by Olivia J. Wilkinson, Stacy Nam, and Jean Duff Chapter 8: Integrating gender-based violence and child protection, an exploration of Islamic Relief’s approaches, by Sandra Iman Pertek, Najah Almugahed and Neelam Fida Chapter 9: Channels of Hope for Gender: Mobilising Communities to Address GBV across the Pacific and Timor-Leste, by Alina Meyer and Abigail Howe-Will Chapter 10: The Potential of Faith Leader’s Delivery Platforms: Reaching Underserved Populations in Africa with Reproductive Health Interventions, by Alfonso Rosales and Arielle Dolegui Chapter 11: Working with data to evolve a community mobilisation process with pastors in the Philippines, by Lincoln Lau Section 3: Parallel systems: how development actors do and do not engage with each other Chapter 12: Local Faith Communities and the Sustainable Development Goals in India and Ethiopia, by Emma Tomalin and Jörg Haustein Chapter 13: The encounter between international donors and Christian faith-based organisations in the Cameroonian health system: Assumptions, influence and effects, by Sybille Herzig van Wees Chapter 14: "When a child has not made 18 years and you marry her off … don’t bother to invite me! I will not come": the role and involvement of faith leaders’ wives in child protection issues, by Carola Eyber and Kanykey Jailobaeva Section 4: Deep engagement in complex issues Chapter 15: What’s in a name? Identifying the harm in ‘harmful traditional practices’, by Elisabet le Roux and Brenda E. Bartelink Chapter 16: Faith collaborations in promoting tolerance and social cohesion, by Kathryn Kraft Chapter 17: Partnering with local faith communities: Learning from the response to internal displacement and sexual violence in Colombia, by Elisabet le Roux and Laura Cadavid Valencia
• Edition: 1st
• Publisher Details: London : Routledge
• Publication Date: 2020
• Extent: 1 online resource, illustrations (black and white)
• Subjects: 338.9; Economic development -- Religious aspects; Economic development -- Moral and ethical aspects
• Languages: English
• ISBNs: 9781000053272; 9781000053210; 9781000053241; 9780429285257
• Related ISBNs: 9780367249724
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