Stuck in the Doldrums – EU-Africa Trade Deals
TweetThe blueprint for a patchwork of trade agreements between the EU and African nations has not been achieved. This is because existing and proposed arrangements are based on an economic […]
Posts Tagged ‘Development’
Brexit and its impacts on environmental policy
TweetBrexit’s impact on environmental policy will be felt not just in the UK but also in the European Union. While the UK risks sliding towards a lowering of its standards, […]
Economics of climate change: the economical debt?
TweetClimate change has many dimensions: physical, social, political and also economical. Mitigation is a challenge to our economies. Waiting is not longer an option. We tend to associate climate change with […]
Catholic organisations’ initiatives to face up to climate change
TweetCIDSE is an international alliance of 17 Catholic development organisations working together for global justice. Caritas Internationalis is a network comprising 165 organisations. It works for a world of peace, […]
Catholic leaders call for due diligence in supply chains
TweetMore than 70 Catholics bishops have signed the statement we reproduce here calling the EU to reinforce the supply chain due diligence in order to stop the complicity of transnational […]
Les Journées Européennes du Développement 2010
TweetLa 5e édition des Journées Européennes du Développement[1] s’est tenue les 6 et 7 décembre 2010 à Bruxelles et était organisée conjointement par la Commission et la Présidence belge du […]
Les Journés Européennes du Développement 2010
TweetLes Journées Européennes du Développement existent depuis 2006, année où elles furent créées par Louis Michel, alors Commissaire européen au développement et à l’aide humanitaire. Cet évènement public est à […]
