PLANNING FOR SUSTAINABILITY
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Planning for sustainability – Footsteps 64
How to empower people and plan for the long term
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In this issue
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Bible studies Bible study: Our attitude towards money
God has created and provided us with everything we have, therefore we have a responsibility to look after the resources he has given us
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Articles Lessons learned in phasing out
Tearfund is in the process of refocusing its work and phasing out of some countries over a three-year period
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Articles Strengthening communities for sustainable change
The Asociación San Lucas (Saint Luke’s Association) works to develop communities by providing training in planning and negotiation skills, and by encouraging networking with the local government and other organisations
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Articles Needs assessment
Many development projects are not sustainable because they are not ‘owned’ by the people they seek to help
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Articles Planning for sustainability
The idea of development is to bring about positive, sustainable change
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Principles and practices of sustainable community development
For community development work to be sustainable, it is important to have a vision and plan for this from the start
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Articles Some tips for financial sustainability
Planning is important for financial sustainability. Start with your organisation’s vision and aims, and then look to see how that work could be funded
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Articles Strengthening churches through good stewardship - ACK Katmatakimo, Kenya
Money is just one of several different types of resource
