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TEAM 2007

TEAM Vision

The people of the Anglican Communion meeting in the context of prayer and theology; sharing diverse experience and views on specific social issues; renewing the Church’s commitment and capabilities to respond to God’s call to service in the 21st century.

TEAM Objectives

To encourage a prophetic articulation for an Anglican theology that supports witness and action for social justice.
To assess the First Pan African Anglican Consultation on HIV and AIDS (Boksburg I) and share the African experience with the Anglican Communion.
To critically review the response of the Anglican Communion to the Millennium Development Goals (MDG’s) and to encourage further collaborative efforts toward achieving the goals.
To design and generate new and relevant models of sustainable development for local and global contexts.
To encourage opportunities for learning and for transformation through dialogue among people with diverse experiences and perspectives.
To explore resource mobilisation opportunities and management with a range of partners
To foster mutual commitments and partnerships within the Anglican Communion.

TEAM Outcomes

To draw strength from and to inspire confidence in the gospel tradition as we seek to address the Millennium Development Goals.
To strengthen platforms for information sharing and networking within the Anglican Communion.
To create a sense of urgency and possibility for action to achieve the MDG’s.
To secure resources mobilisation and dissemination strategy for programmes that achieves the Millennium Development Goals.
To enhance frameworks of cooperation within the Anglican Communion on issues of Social Development and Poverty Eradication.
To create strategies to promote community participation in local programme delivery that seeks to ensure community ownership and sustainability.
To develop a consensus document reflecting lessons learnt on each Millennium Development Goals from the conference.
To provide background material and information that motivates and informs those preparing for the Lambeth conference.

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