Download the 2017 infographic of the Working Better Together approach below
https://europa.eu/capacity4dev/file/98766/download?token=Sl0kBdza Please click on the above link to download an update on completed and upcoming missions for joint programming, as recorded by September 2019.
Please find an update on completed and upcoming missions for joint programming, as recorded by September 2019.
A new public, open-access website has been launched to track how the EU institutions and the EU Member States work together in development and external actions in partner countries: https://europa.eu/capacity4dev/joint-programming...
The presentations shown at the Joint Programming network meeting are attached here.
This study offers a more comprehensive picture of how the EU and EU Member States work on Joint Programming is supporting the SDGs, as well as to identify remaining gaps. Recommendations for country-level work in the study...
An academic thesis by Lars Olaf Søvndahl Petersen An academic study of Joint Programming carried out in the fall of 2018 centred on the obstacles to Joint Programming as perceived by practitioners. As an outcome of the thesis, the...
A more joined-up Union in Middle-Income Countries matters as much to implementing the SDGs, as it does to the EU's own economic, social and political interests, and those relating to trade, migration and security. The developing...
The report shows that EU Joint Programming has been recognised as a tool for bringing together political & cooperation spheres, as well as involving other key actors (humanitarian, security, peacebuilding, stabilisation) in common...
The Global Workshop on Joint Programming offered a unique opportunity for discussions and exchange of experiences on how the EU can work better together with the EU Member States at a country level. Close to 60 European...
