List Page

Showing all resources

Filter resources

Advocacy

Church and community

Disaster and crises

Environment and climate

Economic Empowerment

Peacebuilding

Resilience

Sexual and gender-based violence

Water sanitation and hygiene wash

Clear all filters

Showing all resources

Articles Why do poor people want computers?

When Rodrigo Baggio first began talking about starting computer schools in the favelas or shanty towns of Rio de Janeiro, people told him computers weren’t for the poor, but for the middle classes

Available in 4 languages
Articles Encouraging change and learning

In Uganda, the Community Based Health Care Association (UCBHCA) has found that the way training is organised and conducted is very important. They give first priority to making sure the training is relevant to the needs of their trainees, participatory and appropriate for adult learners. They believe that their training is a model for the way in which trainees will, in turn, share what they learn

Available in 4 languages
Articles New banana hybrids

An enthusiastic banana specialist has dedicated his life to working on producing excellent quality bananas, aimed at improving production and disease resistance for small banana producers. Now, five new hybrid plants are available from Honduras. They are all semi-dwarf, resistant to nematodes and most common diseases and are very productive.

Available in 4 languages
Articles Community grain banks

Following community discussions in 1989, people in Ekwendeni identified a lack of food security as a major problem affecting the whole community, particularly during the rainy season when food can be hard to find. After a number of meetings and discussions, grain banks were established in 1992

Available in 4 languages
Articles The Beehive Model for team building

Bees and teams – what do they have in common?

Available in 4 languages
Articles Library improvements

Dr Robert Deforge suggests improvements to the library build in Issue 37

Available in 4 languages
Articles The role of volunteer motivators in development

The Fish Farming Project is a training and extension programme in northern Tanzania begun in l984 as part of the holistic ministry of the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Tanzania (ELCT). It promotes and teaches basic techniques on raising tilapia fish in ponds dug in earth. The project focuses on working with subsistence farmers to raise fish as food for their families and for sale to increase their income

Available in 4 languages
Bible studies Bible study: Being an advocate

Stories about Nehemiah and Moses show that there are various stages and approaches to learn from, when acting as an advocate

Available in 4 languages
Articles Historic peacemaking moves

The Dinka and Nuer people of Southern Sudan had been in conflict with each other for many years. Cattle raiding, armed fights, abducting women and children and fighting over fishing and grazing rights had resulted in a band of ‘no-man’s land’ 50–100 miles wide between them

Available in 4 languages
Articles AIDS survey

We carried out a survey in Bunia, Democratic Republic of Congo to analyse certain factors concerning AIDS among young people

Available in 4 languages

Filter resources

Resource type (0)

Popular filters

A-Z filters

Topics (0)

Church and Community Mobilisation

Environment

Livelihoods and agriculture

Water and sanitation

Gender protection

Peacebuilding

Disasters and resilience

Advocacy

Health

Strategy and Impact

Skills development

Country (0)

Africa

Asia

Latin America

Middle East

Approach (0)

Language version (0)

resources

Something went wrong

Articles Why do poor people want computers?

Articles Encouraging change and learning

Articles New banana hybrids

Articles Community grain banks

Articles The Beehive Model for team building

Articles Library improvements

Articles The role of volunteer motivators in development

Bible studies Bible study: Being an advocate

Articles Historic peacemaking moves

Articles AIDS survey