Faith-based organisations in New Zealand

Faith-based organisations (FBOs) constitute a significant part of the development industry, yet our knowledge of FBOs and the ways in which they operate, often within secular societies, is limited. This research focuses on one particular aspect of FBOs in New Zealand: that is how FBOs perceive their faith impacts on their donor relationships. Keywords: faith-based organisations (FBOs); religion and development; donor relationships; spiritual economies.

Autorentext

Jane McLoughlin is a professional with experience in strategy development, policy advice and project management. Her work has taken her to a number of Pacific island countries where she has undertaken development initiatives. She holds a First Class Honours degree in Religious Studies and a Masters degree in Development Studies.