The ACP-Eu Courier | Number 18 (July-August 2010)

Summary: 

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

• Editorial
• Profile
  • Fokion Fotiadis: EU still committed to the target of 0.7 GNI to development aid by 2015
• To the Point
  • Kritalina Georgieva: More attention to humanitarian needs and constraints of resources
• Round Up
• Dossier
  • Africa in the world economy
    • Africa: solid economic foundations in the face of the crisis
    • The European Investment Bank plays the Africa card
    • China-DRC: A textbook case- for better or worse
    • China seen by African leaders as a flexible business partner
    • West Africa's aid package to exploit EU opportunities
    • Is Africa benefiting from its economic powerhouse, South Africa?
• Civil Society on the Move
  • Somali NGOs voice their country's needs
• Trade
  • Zambia's sugar surge
• Discovering Europe
  • 'Little Poland'
    • Royal Krakow
    • Europe's biggest nation
    • In Poland's Case
    • We have to enact solidarity with the poorest
    • Food sovereignty links North and South
    • The Zakopane intellectuals
• Zoom
  • Trinidad and Tobago's 3Canal: Taking Rapso Global
• Our Planet
  • Climate Change and the media
• Interaction
  • Michael Hailu, new CTA Director: Agriculture is back ina  big way on the international development agenda
  • ECOSOCC: Interface between civil society and the African Union
  • Pacific's strategy for a resurgent global economy
  • Caribbean's private sector gets a boost
  • Rebuilding Haiti's knowledge economy
  • European foundations and the Europe 2020 agenda
  • Virtuous circles of exchanges
  • MDGs- Women: We are far from meeting the Beijing objectives
• Report
  • Trinidad and Tobago
    • Trinidad and Tobago: A new political era
    • Government rises to uncertainty in oil and gas market
    • Women challenging cultural norms
    • Diversification drive
    • Industrialisation v. biodiversity
    • Fashion mirrors T&T's gorgeous mosaic
    • EU by T&T's side in Economic diversification
    • Tobag0: A big little sister
• Creativity
  • The performing arts in Africa: The power of imagination
  • CONGO 50
  • Increased ACP support for the film industry
  • Jose Da Silva: A true success story
  • The Biennial Visual Arts Festival:Regard Benin 1.0
• For Young Readers
  • Village integrated into the global economy
• Your Say/ Calendar
• Inside: Readers' Survey