How much is enough? Do I have enough for my good life? Is there even enough for everyone? We ask ourselves and you these questions by challenging you for twelve days: We want to find
our enough and set off in search of the balance that we sometimes lose sight of.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: August 2024
• Pages: 8

How much is enough? Do I have enough for my good life? Is there even enough for everyone? We ask ourselves and you these questions by challenging you for twelve days: We want to find
our enough and set off in search of the balance that we sometimes lose sight of.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: August 2024
• Pages: 8

The final report of the Good Water Foundation provides an overview of the project funded from 2012 to 2014 to improve the drinking water supply in Myanmar.

• Publisher: arche NoVa, initiative for people in need
• Year of publication: 2014
• Number of pages: 15

The final report of the Good Water Foundation provides an overview of the project funded from 2012 to 2014 to improve the drinking water supply in Myanmar.

• Publisher: arche NoVa, initiative for people in need
• Year of publication: 2014
• Number of pages: 15

Religions and sustainable development - three points of view
Hallelujah for transformation

A contribution by Uwe Schneidewind, Imme Scholz and Ulrich Brand.

15 contributions and numerous impulses on religion and spirituality Resources for the Great Transformation?
Religious actors are helping to drive the global sustainability debate and are campaigning worldwide for social justice and practical environmental protection. Religion and spirituality can contribute to peace in the world and the protection of our livelihoods - perhaps it is even possible to forge a cross-religious alliance that atheists and agnostics can also join?

Religion and spirituality
Resources for the Great Transformation?
politische ökologie
The book series for lateral thinkers
politische ökologie (Volume 147):

• Publisher: oekom Verlag GmbH
• 152 pp., 17.95 euros,
• ISBN 978-3-86581-762-4
• Also available as an e-book.

Religions and sustainable development - three points of view
Hallelujah for transformation

A contribution by Uwe Schneidewind, Imme Scholz and Ulrich Brand.

15 contributions and numerous impulses on religion and spirituality Resources for the Great Transformation?
Religious actors are helping to drive the global sustainability debate and are campaigning worldwide for social justice and practical environmental protection. Religion and spirituality can contribute to peace in the world and the protection of our livelihoods - perhaps it is even possible to forge a cross-religious alliance that atheists and agnostics can also join?

Religion and spirituality
Resources for the Great Transformation?
politische ökologie
The book series for lateral thinkers
politische ökologie (Volume 147):

• Publisher: oekom Verlag GmbH
• 152 pp., 17.95 euros,
• ISBN 978-3-86581-762-4
• Also available as an e-book.

Based on a development project in Chad, pupils should be able to independently find out about a developing country, discuss aid approaches and evaluate development projects. The 15 colourful building blocks are suitable for geography lessons at secondary level 1.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: 2013
• Pages: 44

Based on a development project in Chad, pupils should be able to independently find out about a developing country, discuss aid approaches and evaluate development projects. The 15 colourful building blocks are suitable for geography lessons at secondary level 1.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: 2013
• Pages: 44

Civil society participation in peace negotiations: The example of Mindanao/Philippines.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: 2013
• Pages: 3

Civil society participation in peace negotiations: The example of Mindanao/Philippines.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: 2013
• Pages: 3

It is widely believed that the temperature limit agreed in the Paris Climate Agreement can only be achieved with technologies that will hopefully be available in the future. The brochure uses practical examples to show how we can already realise a world worth living in for everyone and not have to postpone the solution to the climate crisis until the future. Is it utopian to insist on a good life for all in the face of the climate crisis? Perhaps. But it is no less realistic than the utopia of endless growth on a finite planet. Numerous practical examples show how we can realise a sustainable world worth living in for everyone - from decentralised renewable energy generation and proven concepts for the sustainable use of forests to ideas for modern mobility and the ecological cultivation of our food. What they all have in common is that they show how we can live, work and do business well. Within the planetary boundaries. And in such a way that human rights and democracy no longer come under the wheels and millions of people live marginalised and in poverty.

• Publisher: BUND, Heinrich Böll Foundation, Misereor
• Year of publication: October 2017
• Pages: 15

It is widely believed that the temperature limit agreed in the Paris Climate Agreement can only be achieved with technologies that will hopefully be available in the future. The brochure uses practical examples to show how we can already realise a world worth living in for everyone and not have to postpone the solution to the climate crisis until the future. Is it utopian to insist on a good life for all in the face of the climate crisis? Perhaps. But it is no less realistic than the utopia of endless growth on a finite planet. Numerous practical examples show how we can realise a sustainable world worth living in for everyone - from decentralised renewable energy generation and proven concepts for the sustainable use of forests to ideas for modern mobility and the ecological cultivation of our food. What they all have in common is that they show how we can live, work and do business well. Within the planetary boundaries. And in such a way that human rights and democracy no longer come under the wheels and millions of people live marginalised and in poverty.

• Publisher: BUND, Heinrich Böll Foundation, Misereor
• Year of publication: October 2017
• Pages: 15

This dossier illustrates the experiences of organisations in India, South Africa and Latin America in setting up their fundraising activities and the framework conditions they had to create inside and outside their organisation. It also shows that there is no one-size-fits-all solution and that every organisation has to test and find its own way. Partner organisations in the North can provide support with advice, exchange and experience. Misereor, Bread for the World and the Dutch foundation Wilde Ganzen have chosen very different approaches, which they present in this dossier.

• Publisher: Misereor, welt -sichten
• Year of publication: 2020
• Pages: 20

This dossier illustrates the experiences of organisations in India, South Africa and Latin America in setting up their fundraising activities and the framework conditions they had to create inside and outside their organisation. It also shows that there is no one-size-fits-all solution and that every organisation has to test and find its own way. Partner organisations in the North can provide support with advice, exchange and experience. Misereor, Bread for the World and the Dutch foundation Wilde Ganzen have chosen very different approaches, which they present in this dossier.

• Publisher: Misereor, welt -sichten
• Year of publication: 2020
• Pages: 20

On the opportunities, risks and side effects of global multi-stakeholder partnerships for sustainable development in the areas of food security, renewable energies and data availability for the implementation of the 2030 Agenda.

A dossier by Bread for the World, the Global Policy Forum and Misereor in cooperation with the editorial team of WELT.SICHTEN. Supplement to issue 5-2017 of WELT-SICHTEN, May 2017.

On the opportunities, risks and side effects of global multi-stakeholder partnerships for sustainable development in the areas of food security, renewable energies and data availability for the implementation of the 2030 Agenda.

A dossier by Bread for the World, the Global Policy Forum and Misereor in cooperation with the editorial team of WELT.SICHTEN. Supplement to issue 5-2017 of WELT-SICHTEN, May 2017.

Effective cooperation

Since the mid-1980s, 75 per cent of armed conflicts in the world have been ended through negotiation. Mediation has proven to be a flexible and effective instrument that promotes a context in which development is possible. Much has been achieved - and there are interesting opportunities for further development, which Misereor and its partner organisations in the countries of the South want to continue to address.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: September 2015
• Pages: 4

Effective cooperation

Since the mid-1980s, 75 per cent of armed conflicts in the world have been ended through negotiation. Mediation has proven to be a flexible and effective instrument that promotes a context in which development is possible. Much has been achieved - and there are interesting opportunities for further development, which Misereor and its partner organisations in the countries of the South want to continue to address.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: September 2015
• Pages: 4

Misereor has continuously developed its evaluation procedures in recent years. The handout "Evaluation in Misereor's partnership-based development cooperation" documents the current state of development.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: 2020
• Pages: 32

Misereor has continuously developed its evaluation procedures in recent years. The handout "Evaluation in Misereor's partnership-based development cooperation" documents the current state of development.

• Publisher: Misereor
• Year of publication: 2020
• Pages: 32