The Faith in Development Monitor
five categories - 500 seconds to read
Current Edition: 05/2019
Cover Story - WANTED: Religious Literacy
Religious Literacy Academy - The Bahá´í Faith
Featured Actor - King Abdullah bin Abdulaziz International Centre for Interreligious and Intercultural Dialogue (KAICIID)
Events - Faith and Development in the next 60 days
Publications - Insights and Perspectives
Edition: 03/2019
Cover Story - Can Faith Save the Earth?
Religious Literacy Academy - Judaism – Almost Forty Centuries of History
Featured Actor - Buddhist Global Relief
Edition: 01/2019
Cover Story - Spiritual Pathways for Addressing Climate Change
Religious Literacy Academy - Sufism – Islamic Mysticism
Featured Actor - The Interfaith Center for Sustainable Development
Edition: 11/2018
Cover Story - A Faithful Pillar of Development Finance
Religious Literacy Academy - Who are the Sikhs and What are Their Beliefs?
Featured Actor - On the Occasion of its 60th Birthday in 2018: MISEREOR
Edition: 09/2018
Cover Story - Faith Communities on the Sideline
Religious Literacy Academy - What is religious literacy?
Featured Actor - Violet Organization Syria
About the FID Monitor
The factor "faith" receives too little attention in global development cooperation despite the fact that human development is inseparably interwoven with worldview. The societies and cultures in which development projects are implemented are deeply influenced by religion. At the same time, religious organizations are among the oldest and most influential actors in global and local development cooperation. The Faith in Development Monitor contributes to (1) illustrating the relevance of religion for international development cooperation, (2) increasing religious literacy among practitioners and policymakers, and (3) comprehensively explaining current developments in the field of "religion and development".
Under the slogan "500 seconds for more faith in development", the free Faith in Development Monitor is published every two months in English.
Next Edition
Tuesday, 9 June 2019
