Part of a global review of such work, this report focuses on Europe and Africa as it explores issues confronting organizations working on international development that are, in different ways and to varying degrees, inspired ...

This report addresses the relationship between faith, gender, and development in the world's poorer societies. It explores social changes that accompany development, taking religion as a lens and focusing on how women ...

On January 30-31, 2009, Georgetown University's Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs, the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), and the World Faiths Development Dialogue (WFDD) hosted a consultation in ...

This report surveys the contributions of faith-inspired organizations to the global fight against malaria and suggests ways to increase their participation and effectiveness. A collaboration between the Berkley Center and ...

This report was published after a 2007 symposium in Doha hosted by the Berkley Center and the Center for International and Regional Studies of the School of Foreign Service in Qatar on the role of faith-based organizations ...

The Luce/SFS Program on Religion and International Affairs Annual Report 2007-2008 outlines activities supported by the Henry Luce Foundation and carried out through collaboration between the Berkley Center and the Edmund ...

This report reviews the work of faith-inspired leaders and communities in both global and country-specific efforts to combat HIV/AIDS. It is directed both to practitioners and to academics, to those from faith-inspired ...

This report was published following a 2008 Hague meeting of engaged practitioners to take stock of the wide range of ongoing work by different faith-inspired organizations in Africa and Europe and to explore the policy ...

Largely a "desk study," this report is an effort to take stock and delineate policy issues and agendas, focusing on how emerging institutions in the Muslim world, especially those with explicit faith links, are approaching ...

This report documents a symposium that highlighted the opinions and concerns of leading representatives of evangelical associations and prominent policy experts. Their statements address crucial questions about the increased ...