In this paper, Katja van der Meer, Admire Mare and Melody Musoni explore how artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping education in Africa, with a focus on secondary schools and technical and vocational education and training...
The success of the implementation of the EU’s Global Gateway strategy (GG) greatly depends on enhanced coordination of the various actors involved, especially export credit agencies (ECAs), development finance institutions (DFIs)...
The Market Creation Platform of the Investing in Young Businesses in Africa (MCP-IYBA) is a pioneering initiative designed to advance EU development cooperation and the Global Gateway strategy. By tackling one of the most pressing...
Wetlands—including peatlands, mangroves, rivers, lakes, salt marshes, and seagrass beds—are vital for biodiversity and form a cornerstone of the EU Water Strategy. They deliver essential provisioning, regulating, and cultural...
Healthy wetlands offer economic opportunities, support jobs, and provide livelihoods, but they are being lost. Business as usual is not working. We need international partnerships to mobilise actors and scale finance and...
The Team Europe approach. The BMZ is expanding cooperation with its European partners in Africa. In addition to joint programming, support focuses on the Team Europe Initiatives (TEIs) under which the EU, its member states, and in...
In January 2021, Italy has published a policy document “A Partnership with Africa”. It is clearly aligned with #EUAfricaStrategy”, but also it does articulate the same basis of the partnership: “Partnership between equals”...
Back in January 2017, the German government launched its Marshall Plan with Africa. "We need a paradigm shift; we have to realise that Africa is not the continent of cheap commodities but rather that the people of Africa need...
