What does WFDD stand for?

World Faiths Development Dialogue (UK)

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00 Paperback HN31 The World Faiths Development Dialogue held its fourth gathering of religious and development leaders in Dublin in early 2004.

Finding global balance; common ground between the worlds of ...

Katherine Marshall of the World Bank shared the Bank's experience with the World Faiths Development Dialogue, saying that the mere discussion of religion at international institutions like the World Bank and the UN can be controversial.

At the UN, governments and religious NGOs convene a peace conference

The papers of religious participants in preparation for the World Faith Development Conference of 1998 were published as World Faiths and Development (1998) by the World Faiths Development Dialogue (WFDD) office, 33-37 Stockmore Street, Oxford OX41JT, UK (wfdd@btinternet.

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