
Keeping Faith in 2030: Religions and the Sustainable Development Goals
by Dr. Jörg Haustein, Professor Emma Tomalin
TYPE
Research Report
OFFICE
Islamic Relief Worldwide
LANGUAGE
English
YEAR
2019
KEYWORDS
Development, Faith Perspective, Religion, Sustainable Development Goals4. FBO Workshop on Religions and the Sustainable Development Goals, UK.
This workshop was the first event of a new programmes network funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council on the topic of religions and the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). It brought together faith-based organizations and other actors in the UK involved in religions & development practice to examine the new SDGs. The workshop had two aims, one to garner information about the consultation process/implementation of SDGs for UK based organisations and the second to inform our country conferences in India and Ethiopia. We were interested to find out from participants:
1. Findings and Recommendations 2. Workshop Report: Religions and Development in Ethiopia, Addis Ababa, September 20th-21st 2018.
We finished the workshop with a discussion in two groups, one for India and one for Ethiopia, that was guided by the following questions:
Report available at: https://religions-and-development.leeds.ac.uk/programmes-network/
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