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Working Paper

14 February 2020

Inclusive Development: Beyond Need, Not Creed

Published by: IDS

This CREID paper explores the extent to which development, in its frames of reference, policy and practice, is sensitive and responsive to religious inequalities. The enquiry is guided by the question 'to what extent does international development thinking, and policy-making engage with freedom of religion or belief?'

Mariz Tadros
Mariz Tadros
Rachel Sabates-Wheeler
Rachel Sabates-Wheeler
Coalition for Religious Equality and Inclusive Development (CREID)
Event series

Religious Inequalities in Development

The Religious Inequalities in Development seminar series challenges to understand why inequalities underpinned by individual (non)belief and/or religious affiliation to a community have been a blind spot for international development for so long, and, more importantly what can be done to better understand and integrate an approach to Freedom of Religion or Belief (FoRB) into global development. 

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