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SMC releases a new resource material aimed at inspiring dialogue on sensitive and polarising issues between Churches and Christian organisations.
SMC – Faith in developmentl monitors civil society’s ability to work for sustainable, democratic and fair development in accordance with the global goals in Agenda 2030 and a Christian ecumenical value base.
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SMC releases a new resource material aimed at inspiring dialogue on sensitive and polarising issues between Churches and Christian organisations.
SMC Faith in development is one of 1,044 organisations that have advanced to the second stage of Sida’s call for partnership proposals under the Government’s strategy for supporting civil society.
After an intensive learning week in Togo, organized together with PMU, ODOS, and ADRA Togo, Miriam Mondragon, Capacity Development Advisor, reflects on how we can build resilience in our communities. With over fifty participants from ten countries in West Africa, strong networks for future collaboration were established.
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