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World Food Day 2008
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WCC General Secretary's Statement on the Global Food Crisis on the occasion of World Food Day - 16 October 2008
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Ending extreme poverty: A moral and spiritual imperative
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Over 30 leaders from major world religions and heads of global faith-based organizations today launched a clarion call to action to end extreme poverty by 2030, a goal shared by the World Bank Group.
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Joint declarations, statements and reflections
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Joint Statement on Development and Related Economic Policy Issues
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Commission of the Churches on International Affairs
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Economic justice
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Statement on the debt crisis
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Global economy
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World Trade Game
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The World Trade Game was initially developed in the 1990s by Action Aid, the global anti-poverty
development organization. Its strength is its simplicity. Six groups of players represent two rich, two middle-income and two poor countries and each group has different resources and technological potential. National resources are represented as paper whilst technology becomes scissors, pens, rulers, etc. They manufacture shapes from paper, trade the shapes for money through a commodity trader and may also trade amongst themselves in raw materials (paper), technology (scissors, ruler, etc), skills and labour.
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Ecumenical movement in the 21st century
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Youth
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Guidelines for Sharing
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"Guidelines for sharing", in Sharing for Life, the report of the El Escorial consultation. 1987
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Justice, diakonia and responsibility for creation
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Ecumenical solidarity and regional relations
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62nd World Health Assembly
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Civil society organizations and social movements from across the globe met in Geneva, on 15-16 May, 2009, at a Forum on Equity, Justice and Health, organized by Peoples Health Movement, Third World Network, and the World Council of Churches to share concerns and recommend actions that civil society views as being of critical importance for advances in global Health and health equity. Based on the discussions they presented to the WHO and member countries participating in the 62nd World Health Assembly some overarching concerns as well as specific recommendations on the two resolutions on Primary Health Care and Social Determinants of Health.
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Justice, diakonia and responsibility for creation
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Health and healing
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Statement on debt crisis
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Poverty, wealth and ecology: impact of economic globalization
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Finance, speculation, debt
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"Justice, the heart of the matter"
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Poverty, wealth and ecology: impact of economic globalization
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Neoliberal paradigm
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Lead us not into temptation: Churches' response to the policies of International Financial Institutions
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Edited by Rogate R. Mshana in 2001
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