July 27th, 2012
La GEFBAFKO (Comité de Gestion de la Forêt Communautaire de Baboutcha Fongam-Komako) est une forêt communautaire de 3645 ha située à l’Ouest du Cameroun. La GEFBAFKO est membre du réseau CHEDE des organisations paysannes camerounaises. (doc – 15Kb). . . . → Read More: Recherche d’un partenaire expérimenté dans la gestion rationnelle . . . → Read More: Recherche d’un partenaire expérimenté dans la gestion rationnelle d’une forêt communautaire au Cameroun.
July 19th, 2012
Regional integration processes, at the pan-African and sub-regional levels, are high on the African political and development agenda. The European Union (EU) has been a strong proponent of regional integration initiatives and a key role model for many. But how do Africa-EU relations contribute to foster regional integration processes in Africa and . . . → Read More: Beyond EU development aid.
July 19th, 2012
The OECD Development Assistance Committee (DAC) mandated its Network on Governance (GOVNET) to explore ways to improve donor support to domestic accountability over the period 2009-12. As part of this exercise, GOVNET commissioned research to explore the realities of aid and domestic accountability through in-depth country case studies in Mali, Mozambique, Peru . . . → Read More: Donor support to domestic accountability.
July 19th, 2012
Over the past decades EU agricultural trade policy has shifted away from interventionism and toward neoliberalism (Orbie 2007). Policies like export stabilisation schemes, non-reciprocal trade preferences and commodity protocols have all been abandoned, to be replaced by more market-oriented counterparts that conform to the World Trade Organization (WTO) rulebook. Sugar is an . . . → Read More: EU Aid for Trade and Agriculture.
July 19th, 2012
International trade can be a powerful driver for economic growth, poverty reduction and long term sustainable development. For many developing countries, especially least developed countries, trade related bottlenecks, such as lack of market information, ineffective policies, weak private sector, poor institution and infrastructure, prevent them to integrate and compete in the global . . . → Read More: Global perspectives on effectiveness of aid for trade.
July 19th, 2012
The EU has constantly been the driving force in mobilising international support for development: it is the largest aid donor and the leader in aid effectiveness, the largest and most open market for developing countries and is at the forefront promoting the three dimensions of sustainable development.This standing has been achieved through . . . → Read More: Improving EU support to developing countries.
July 19th, 2012
After 10 years of arduous negotiations on a trade deal, the EU and African countries must try again from a more equal footing. (doc – 54Kb) . . . → Read More: Trade talks between Europe and Africa.
July 19th, 2012
Global foreign direct investment (FDI) flows exceeded the pre-crisis average in 2011, reaching $1.5 trillion despite turmoil in the global economy. However, they still remained some 23 per cent below their 2007 peak. UNCTAD predicts slower FDI growth in 2012, with flows levelling off at about $1.6 trillion. Leading indicators – the . . . → Read More: World Investment Report 2012.
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