The ACP-EU Courier | Number 4 (January-February 2008)

Summary:

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

• Editorial
  • Of natural or political disasters... and other consequences of forgetfulness
• To the Point
  • Always talk to one another. Interview with Giovanni Bersani
• round Up
• Dossier
  • Pacific Islands. Climate change and vulnerability
    • Tuvalu, a worldwide symbol
    • Living in constant fear of climate change
    • A dynamic civil society
    • Tsunami on the Solomon islands
    • All vulnerable: the tyranny of distance and the ring of fire
    • Pacific islands face up to global warming
    • EU and ACP countries seek "adaptation strategies"
• Interaction
  • European Development Days Talking climate change together
  • A new strategic partnership
  • EPAs issues sets sparks flying during joint assembly
• Trade
  • Africa wants to cut its own diamonds
• Zoom
  • A day in the life of Mimi Barthelemy
• Our Planet
  • Uproar over "green gold"
• Report
  • Haiti
    • Building on stability
    • "We've got to know who owns the land in this country"
    • Haitian-Dominican relations and the media
    • "We need irrigation, reforrestation, and inputs"
    • Credit sought for business
    • 10th EDF targets roads and governance
    • Enticing tourists to an "incredible country"
    • Capturing the soul of Haiti: Sergine Andre
• Discovering Europe
  • Romania
    • Romania, land of contrasts
    • Romania from A to Z
    • A new donor
    • Being African in Romania
    • White Black
    • Transylvania: The promised land for tourism
    • What future for rural tourism in Romania?
• Creativity
  • An all-too-rare opportunity to turn the spotlight on African photography
  • Prince Claus Award 2007
  • Natural history in Cameroon's museums
• For young readers
  • Will those faraway islands really disappear?
• Your Say/Calendar