Case studies
A case study sharing the economic, social and spiritual differences from using this tool
2008 Available in English
The participatory awakening process (PAP) is a tool to mobilise local churches and communities to design, plan, implement and evaluate their development process. It also empowers communities to identify and use local resources for development.
This short case study shares how Tearfund partner, Across, has found PAP to be a driving force in transforming community livelihoods economically, socially and spiritually in Yei, Sudan.
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Case studies
A case study about the positive impacts to Tuareg pastoralists of adapting to climate change
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Case studies
A case study about an initiative that is bringing transformation to individuals and communities
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A short case study about how families were supported to raise an income to get them back on track
Available in 1 language
Case studies
A case study about the positive impacts to Tuareg pastoralists of adapting to climate change
Available in 1 language
Case studies
A case study about an initiative that is bringing transformation to individuals and communities
Available in 1 language
Case studies
A short case study about how families were supported to raise an income to get them back on track
Available in 1 language
Case studies
A case study about the positive impacts to Tuareg pastoralists of adapting to climate change
Available in 1 language
Case studies
A case study about an initiative that is bringing transformation to individuals and communities
Available in 1 language
Case studies
A short case study about how families were supported to raise an income to get them back on track
Available in 1 language
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