Tearfund's experience from recent responses in Colombia, the Democratic Republic of Congo, Uganda and Zimbabwe highlights some of the strengths and challenges facing the church in humanitarian response.
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The role of the church in humanitarian emergencies
A collection of case studies from fragile states
2020 Available in English
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