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Summary:
This issue of the ACP-EU Courier magazine includes the following items:
- Trade
- Taxing the ining industry: The case of Zambia
- Our Planet
- The fight to halt climate change
- Discovering Europe
- Greece
- Ancient history, the charms of the islands, and so much more to discover
- Greek development policy
- NG ActionAid Hellas on development policy in Greece
- Yvette Jarvis: The voice of immigrants
- Renewables. A boon for developing countries.
- The Greek spirit: Byzantium as a reference point
- So much beauty
- Zoom
- Stories matter
- A glimpse into the world of Chimamanda Ngoyi Adichie
- Interactions
- Benin, Bhutan, and Costa Rica-cooperating across continents
- The EU remains the world's principal donor without achieving its aims
- Challenging self-interest
- Launch of Second EU/ACP Microfinance Framework Programme
- ACP forges ties with UNIDO
- Civil Society on the move
- resettling the Carteret Islanders
- Victims of climate change
- The social cost of the EU's renewable energy policy
- Report
- Papau New Guinea
- Exciting prospects but MDGs trail
- The battle of the major powers in terra incognita
- the race for PNG's gas
- Dame Carol Kidu, standing up for the marginalized
- Interview with Martin Dihm, the EU's Ambassador to PNG
- Donors to collaborate in PNG
- Building governance in Bougainville, post-conflict
- Jeffry Feeger's art takes the pulse of PNG
- Creativity
- A marvellous chaos: "Haiti, Kingdom of this world" Exhibition, Paris
- Arat Kilo: The sweet essence of Ethiopian jazz, distilled in France
- From slums to the stage: How creativity can make the difference
- Uganda Museum under threat
- Badilisha: Changing, exchanging and transforming African creativity on the web
- For Young Readers
- Your Say/Calendar
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