The ACP-EU Courier | Number 11 (May-June 2009)

Summary:

This issue of the ACP-EU Courier Magazine contains the following items:

• Editorial
• To the Point
  • Glynis Robers: A beacon for women... and men
• Round Up
• Dossier
  • Sports and donors team up
    • 'International Inspiration' targest 12M children in 20 countries by 2012
    • A World Cup that can change South Africa
    • UN gets behind Sport for Development
    • The power of Jamaica's track success
    • Kick off for EC sport for development projects
    • the power of Sport
• Interaction
  • After the razzmattaz... What's in the G-20 package?
  • ACP countries in line for 'Food Facility' named
  • NGOs alert over aid cuts
  • The ACP-EU Assembly condemns the G20
  • The dismantling of the Netherlands Antilles
  • ACP-Commonwealth links step up
• Zoom
  • A man of many parts. A day in the life of South African actor, Tobie Cronje
• Trade
  • ACP-EU parliamentarians call for greater flexibility
  • Africa's 'America' resists an EU trade deal
• Our Planet
  • Targeting climate justice
• Report
  • Dominica/Grenada
    • Dominica. A Passion for Nature and Focus on People
    • Government strategy. Sustaining growth while awaiting a fair wind
    • Psychology
    • Opposition wants more transparent government
    • EC aid. A recompense for good governance
    • Discovering the beauty of a country to be seen on foot
    • Surprising Grenada
    • Do not put all our eggs in one basket
    • Financial crisis. Keep people in jobs
    • Authentic Caribbean: Flash of Wit
    • Government has lost millions in investment for Grenada, alleges the opposition
    • EC-Grenada cooperation. Wager on Grenada's decisions
    • Explore. Bright Red Grenada
    • Art. Heart Attack
• Discovering Europe
  • Stockholm. The Swedish paradox
    • A model of openness
    • Migration: a characteristically Swedish sensitivity
    • Development Days 2009
    • Innovation at all costs
    • What a Green city!
    • Hammarbz Sjostad, a laboratory for sustainable towns
    • Light and Dark
• Creativity
  • African publishers networking against invisibility
  • Eco and cultural tourism: a panacea for African tourism?
  • When Africa meets the blues
• For young readers
  • Sport and development
• Your Say/Calendar