The ACP-EU Courier | Number 16 (March-April 2010)

Summary:

This issue of the ACP-Eu Courier magazine includes the following items:

• Editorial
• Profile
  • Mabousso Thiam, Director of the Centre for the Development of Enterprise
  • Catherine Ashton, High Representative of the EU for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy
• To The Point
  • Karima Delli, young activist and member of the European Parliament
• Round Up
• Dossier
  • Youth
    • Should Youth move up the development agenda?
      • A future at the end of a lens
      • Destroyed dreams in Haiti
      • Former child soldiers: the strength to survive
      • Tavalea Nilon, current 'Miss Samoa': A beautiful mind
      • The world is in your hands
      • Creating one's own sesame
• Civil Society on the Move
  • Amnesty International: "Health is a fundamental right"
  • Civil Society in Haiti:
    • To the heart of solutions, with the barest minimum of resources
• Trade
  • Lake Tanganyika: a hub for trade
• Discovering Europe
  • Tyrol (Austria)
    • The Austrian Tyrol: Right in the centre, yet completely separate
    • One of Europes more stable economies:
      • Interview with Eugen Sprenger, Acting Mayor of Innsbruck
      • 'South Wind' and 'Light for the World' fight aid cutbacks
    • Innsbruck: where the shadows shine more than the light
    • Tyrol's Soul
    • Tyroleans of African origin: the 'white wolves'
• Zoom
  • 'SAN' or the universal man by Vincent Mantsoe
• Our Planet
  • New moves to stamp out the ivory trade
  • No tuna fishing ban just yet
• Interaction
  • Cotonou revision rises to MDG challenge
  • EU action on Gender Equality and Women's Empowerment
  • What next for ACP trade?
  • Haiti and the Dominican Republic@ a time for reconciliation
  • Belgium backs small business in Africa
  • New EU impetus for MDGs
  • New ACP Water Facility launched
  • The Success of Capacity4dev.eu
• Report
  • South Africa
    • South Africa: An extraordinary laboratory
    • From the Khoisan to the Rainbow Nation
    • South Africa is of strategic importance to Europe:
      • Interview with Lodewijk Briet, Eu Ambassador to South Africa
      • A democracy that is opening up to the opposition
      • Opposition politics in South Africa are changing slowly but surely
    • Land of Hope
    • Future soccer champions are train in Alexandra
    • The 'Black Diamonds'
    • From dust to gold
    • HIV/AIDS: Responsible cooperation
    • Rehabilitating rural areas
    • Climate negotiations move south
• Creativity
  • Marie Ndiaye: A powerful woman
  • The Khatarsis Project in Cape Verde
  • Africa Pret-a-porter
  • HIFA 2010: Harare INternational Fine Art
  • Focus on African Comics at the Quai Branly Museum
• For Young Readers
  • Competition for young ACP photographers
• Your Say/Calendar