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Read the book online : https://journals.openedition.org/poldev/937https://youtu.be/z-wyC1ZHZH4This conference, organized by the e-journal International Development  Policy, presents and builds upon the journal’s special issue entitled  ‘Religion and Development’ (http://poldev.revues.org/937).   Scholars discuss the religion-development nexus with policymakers and  practitioners, examining the tensions and synergies between secular and  faith-based organisations. Speakers:   • Moncef Kartas, Guest-Editor, Religion and Development • Philip Fountain, Senior Research Fellow, National University of  Singapore • Jeff Haynes, Director of the Centre for the Study of Religion,  Conflict and Cooperation, London Metropolitan University • Anne-Marie Holenstein, Former Coordinator of the SDC project on  Religion and Development Moderator:   • Gilles Carbonnier, Professor at the Graduate Institute, Geneva;  Editor-in-Chief, International Development Policy      ProgrammeWelcome and IntroductionGilles Carbonnier (Editor-in-Chief, International Development Policy)Panel DiscussionThe Religion-Development NexusMoncef Kartas (Guest-Editor, Religion and Development)How ‘Secular’ Aid Organisations engage with Religious RealitiesPhilip Fountain (Senior Research Fellow, National University of Singapore)Religion, Politics and International CooperationJeff Haynes (Director of the Centre for the Study of Religion, Conflict and Cooperation, London Metropolitan University)Reaction fromAnne-Marie Holenstein (Former Coordinator of the SDC project on Religion and Development)Followed by Debate and Discussion with the Audience  