AGENDA Moderator: Mr. Adriaan VAN DER MEER, Head of Unit – Unit B5, Instrument contributing to Stability and Peace, Nuclear Safety – DG DEVCO – European Commission 09:00-09:30 Registration and welcome coffee 09:30-09:45 General...
We’re living in a fast moving world, where information is exchanged faster and more readily than at any other time in human history. At the European Commission, Klaus Rudischhauser, Deputy Director General of the European...
PROGRAMME 8.30 Arrival of participants 9.00 General welcome Klaus Rudischhauser, Deputy Director General, DG Development and Cooperation - EuropeAid, European Commission 9.15 The Narrative Project – Building public support for...
The “EU Dev Days” are Europe's premier forum on international affairs and development cooperation. This year, more than 5000 people will gather in Brussels on 26 and 27th November for questions and debate around the event’s main...
The following interviews are linked to the magazine article, Perspectives on the Evaluation of the EC Support to Decentralisation Processes. The presentation of the evaluation of ten years of EU support to decentralisation...
The fourth global meeting of the Policy Forum on Development (PFD) took place on the 14 th, 15th and 16th of March, in Brussels. The meeting mobilized more than 160 representatives from civil society organisations (CSOs) and...
Making Finance Work for Inclusive Development Date & time: Wed, 17/10/2012 - 16:00 - 17:30 Venue: Tour & Taxis, Auditorium C, Brussels Today, about 2.7 billion people and 400 million businesses around the world lack basic access...
“One of the most important messages that I have today is that we need to understand that the life of a conflict is much longer than it seems on the surface. That’s why we have to listen to the first signs. Whether it is a conflict...
The Practitioners’ Network of European Development Cooperation is an informal platform that brings together European public agencies and institutions in charge of executing bilateral and EU development cooperation. They have...
Young men are being passed over in favour of their aging grandmothers who are being selected to travel from far-flung villages across the world to India, where they receive innovative training as solar engineers.
