About the Faith Plans
The Faith Plans framework is organised by FaithInvest and WWF's Beliefs and Values Programme and supported by a wide range of faith-based networks that are working with their own members to encourage them to take practical action on the environment, as well as by secular organisations that are supporting the Plans through resources and advice.
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The Faith Plans framework focuses on Seven Key Areas as a starting point for faiths to think about as they begin developing their Plan. It's not essential to address all seven, so we invite faiths to choose which are best suited to their community.
Welcome to Faith Plans
Martin Palmer, FaithInvest Founding President and Faith Plans patron, welcomes you to the Faith Plans for People and Planet framework. We're delighted to have you join the Movement!
I urgently appeal, then, for a new dialogue about how we are shaping the future of our planet.
Pope Francis, Laudato Si', #14
Faith Plans: Background
The Faith Plans framework build on the success of the original 2009 Faith Commitments which led to more than 60 Plans developed by faiths and faith-based organisations that have profoundly shaped the faiths' response to key environmental issues.
This started with 31 Plans launched at Windsor Castle in 2009 by HRH Prince Philip and UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon with 32 more launched shortly afterwards, including 28 Plans from faith groups in sub-Saharan Africa.
Find out more about the original framework and download examples of the 2009 Faith Commitments via the link below.
Organisers
FaithInvest is a non-profit organisation founded to support faith groups and faith-based asset owners to manage all their assets in line with their values – whether their investments, land, buildings and influence – for the benefit of people and the planet.
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Visit our website at www.faithinvest.org
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WWF is the world's leading organisation in wildlife conservation. WWF's Beliefs and Values Programme integrates a values-based approach into WWF's work by engaging with people based on their own religious, spiritual and cultural beliefs and value systems.
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