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Guidance on Covid-19 vaccines and vaccination procedures based on trustworthy information and previous experience
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A guide and toolkit for doing research and evaluation in an ethical way
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Using dialogue to reach agreements and end conflict
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With 20 murders committed every day, the United Nations ranks Honduras as the most violent country in the world. Hondurans themselves consider violence and insecurity to be the country’s main problems.
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Violence takes many forms in conflict situations. One area which is often difficult to talk about openly is sexual violence.
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A case study from Afghanistan
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Good use of resources by Rose Robinson
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by Jean Johnson. According to Don Cormack, the author of Killing Fields, Living Fields, the Protestant Church in Cambodia grew in the 1950s and early 60s to two thousand people...
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The Baptist church in Myanmar is the largest denomination in the country, made up of 18 conventions with around 4,900 churches. Eden is a Church and Community Mobilisation (CCM) process that started three years ago and has been implemented through six conventions so far.
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A biblical reflection by Dr Sas Conradie. I have a dream that gives me hope for the future – a global Christian culture of biblical stewardship and generous living, giving and fundraising. My dream is based on biblical principles:
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Within the local community there are often many valuable sources of information. Older people in particular are often a huge store of information about the local environment, cultural traditions and customs, and the uses of local plants and animals, particularly for their medicinal qualities.
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One way of mobilising resources is to work in partnership with local decision-makers. Local government often has money to spend in the local area, and communities may wish to influence how the money is spent. The following guidelines are for when we arrange a meeting with a decision-maker, such as a local government official, business leader or religious leader, and we want to develop a relationship with them in which we can make requests and offer encouragement and support.
