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Intercultural Approach Podcast: "Cup of tea" series

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Maria SANCHO
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#0. Interview of our Intercultural experts (44 min) #1 . Irena Guidikova ON HUMILITY, SPACE AND CURIOSITY (43 min) #2. Anna van Malder ESPRIT LIBRE EN AFRIQUE (28 min) #3. Richard Harris MAKING FRIENDS (26 min) Irena Guidikova...

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Let’s Begin: DCYDE! Launches It's First Train-the-Trainer Module

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Paulina Kretschmar
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This Saturday (April 5, 2025), the first module of our Train-the-Trainer seminar will take place. The team and participants are looking forward to productive hours! DCYDE! is a Europe-wide project that shapes sustainable...

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Intercultural Approach for EU external action

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Last Updated: 22 April 2025

The Intercultural Approach (ex-InCA) is an interdisciplinary action-research programme which was developed by DG INTPA. It aims at increasing the effectiveness and the results of the EU external policies and interventions though an intercultural sensitive partnership with countries and implementing organisations.

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EU DEAR Programme: Development Education and Awareness Raising

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Last Updated: 29 April 2025

The European Commission's Development Education and Awareness Raising Programme, DEAR, supports projects that engage Europeans in worldwide issues of social, economic and environmental development. The DEAR Programme works with civil society organisations and local authorities to promote global justice, human rights, sustainable development and democratic participation. Search for us on social media #euDEARprogramme and find out more here.

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Smart Procurement for More Effective Aid

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More aid contracts being won locally could boost development and job creation in partner countries, according to a new report by the European Network on Debt and Development, Eurodad.

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Taking Account of Context and Opportunity for Better Capacity Development

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Understanding the local context in a developing country can significantly help effective development planning. But Professor Enzo Caputo recommends going one step further and embracing the ‘Opportunity Framework’ for more...

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Attendees Prepare for the EU Development Days 2011

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Some 1,000 development practitioners, policy makers and representatives from donor and partner countries are arriving in Warsaw, Poland, for this year's European Development Days on the 15 and 16 December 2011.

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