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  • Featured SiteSocial and Economic Development page at The Bahá'í World, the official site of the Bahá'í International Community. Click on "Social Action" to see its associated topics: Social and Economic Development; Moral Development; Human Rights; and Advancement of Women. The site is available in English, Spanish, French, and Portuguese.
  • Featured SiteProcesses of Development: The Bahá'í Approach

  • Featured Site"This Website is devoted to AGENDA 21 ('the agenda for sustainable development into the 21st century') and to the Agenda 21 - Sustainable Development project being carried out by the Bahá'ís of the United Kingdom." Includes a variety of statements, documents, and links on related issues.
  • Associacao Monte Carmelo (Mount Carmel Association), Brazil amcarmel@zaz.com.br
  • BASED: Baha'i Agency for Social and Economic Development, Cameroon VIA inyegane@sdncmr.undp.org
  • The Bayán Association in La Ceiba, Honduras - Bayan is an NGO promoting education, health, and the environment in Honduras. It focuses on promoting the SAT, middle/high school, program (Tutorial Learning System, developed by FUNDAEC, Colombia) to thousands of youth in rural villages. Site in English and Spanish - La Asociación Bayán.
  • Canadian Baha'i International Development Agency (CBIDA) via Duncan Hanks info@cbida.ca
  • Escritorio de Meio Ambiente e Desenvolvimento (Office for Environment & Development), Brazil emad@bahai.org.br
  • Generation of Hope - is bringing together youth from diverse backgrounds, in a joint effort with the Bahá’í communities in various countries, with the goal of addressing pressing social issues through the visual and performing arts and multi-media presentations.
  • The International Education, Language and Training Association (IELTA) is a non-profit organisation registered with the SAR Government of Macau, established to expand and develop the quality and range of educational services in Macau and China.
  • Intillajta - promotes the equality of women and men, the elimination of destructive prejudice, whether it is racial, religious, national or economic, and economic problems linked to spiritual problems. SED Project, a Non-Profit Corporation.
  • The Marriage Transformation Project - The Marriage Transformation Project strives to educate and empower
    people to create happy, lasting, spiritually-based marriages. As a social and economic development project, we believe learning in action through reading, practicing, and educational courses is an important and vital step to having a lasting marriage.
  • Featured SiteNoble Creation - 'The Bahá'í Development Forum' is an Email discussion group, open to all. Its purpose is to share social and economic development issues, ideas, and projects in the context of the Bahá'í Writings.
  • Featured SiteThe Mona Foundation - Supports Grassroots Social-Economic Development Projects
  • Mottahedeh Development Services - applying "Universal Spiritual Principles as a guiding force for sustainable social change" - established by the National Spiritual Assembly of the USA
  • Eco Ag Service - knowledge resources and opportunities in ecological agriculture focussed on community based agriculture
  • The Rabbani Charitable Trust - a nonprofit, tax exempt entity, raising and disbursing funds for charitable, religious, literary and educational purposes, to promote the spiritual and social well being of the entire human race.
  • Featured SiteTahirih Justice Center - "The mission of the Tahirih Justice Center is to bring justice to the lives of women facing human rights abuses, with a special emphasis on immigrant and refugee women. The Center takes and holistic approach to the serving its clients through the provision of legal representation and auxiliary medical, educational and other social services."
  • Temerity Woods Development Corporation Temerity1@aol.com
  • Uganda Bahai Institute for Development ubid@imul.com
  • Voice Mail Community Service and other Projects by the Bahá'ís of Danville, California
  • A Virtual Tour of Bahá'í Schools at suite101.com
  • Wildfire Dance Theatre - is a social and economic development project that uses the arts to explore issues and circumstances relevant to our world. Wildfire’s moral development curriculum furthers the messages shown on stage, using interactive discussion and activities in classrooms and communities by challenging, educating and motivating students to strive for solutions to these pressing issues.

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