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Development, Divinity and Dharma

Name: Development, Divinity and Dharma
Brand: Practical Action Publishing
SKU: 04298447
Price: 10977 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Malcolm Harper
ISBN: 9781853396557

The role of religion in development and microfinance institutions

Malcolm Harper

D.S.K. Rao

Ashis Kumar Sahu

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 04298447

Publishers Practical Action Publishing, March 2008

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Faith-based institutions are getting involved in economic development programs, including microfinance, and many foreign donors are looking to religious organizations for new ways to reach the poorest people. This book considers the work of a number of these, of different faiths, and asks what is special about them. Do religious links make these organizations more or less effective? Should spiritual development and economic upliftment be kept apart?"Development, Divinity and Dharma" explores these questions by examining a number of Hindu, Christian and Muslim institutions in India and in Pakistan. Its main focus is the Shri Kshetra Dharmasthala Rural Development program, which though little known outside south India, has changed the lives of almost half a million people, including Hindus, Muslims and Christians, through social and economic development programs which are motivated by religious faith.