strategy
Committing oneself to the development of peoples
Claim:
The obligation to commit oneself to the development of peoples is not just an individual duty, and still less an individualistic one, as if it were possible to achieve this development through the isolated efforts of each individual. It is an imperative which obliges each and every man and woman, as well as societies and nations. In particular, it obliges the Catholic Church and the other Churches and Ecclesial Communities, with which we are completely willing to collaborate in this field. In this sense, just as we Catholics invite our Christian brethren to share in our initiatives, so too we declare that we are ready to collaborate in theirs, and we welcome the invitations presented to us. In this pursuit of integral human development we can also do much with the members of other religions, as in fact is being done in various places. (Papal Encyclical, Sollicitudo Rei Socialis, 30 December 1987). Broader:
Committing Facilitates:
Undertaking people-centred developmentProtecting the poorMaintaining international commitment to improving human health Facilitated by:
Recovering commitment ethicAdvancing commitment to action Subjects:
Society → PeoplesDevelopment → Development
Type Classification:
E: Emanations of other strategies Related UN Sustainable Development Goals:
