The ACP-EU Courier | Number 5 (April-May 2008)

Summary:

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

• Editorial
  • Old fears return
• To the Point
  • IN the driving seat of the Caribbean 'machinery' Meeting with Dr. Richard Berna
• Round Up
• Dossier
  • Fishing: IN search of a sustainable model
    • Open warfare on "illegal, undeclared, unregulated" fishing
    • New Partnership agreements
    • The controversial example of Mauritania
    • ACP small-scale fishing: the most effective for the new millennium
    • Local fishing in Senegal: quality and traceability challenges
• Interaction
  • Figureheads of ACP-EU cooperation
• Trade
  • Debate ignites on market for biofuels
• Zoom
  • A day in the life of King Fisher
• Our planet
  • Dam under close watch
• Reports
  • Sierra Leone
    • From peacebreaking to peacemaking
    • The business of governance
    • A two-way opposition
    • Government digs deep to reform mining
    • Focus on farming as rice price rises
    • Rising to the environmental challenge
    • EU funding to underpin stability
    • Is tourism a stirring lion?
• Discovering Europe
  • Cyprus and Malta
    • Cyprus-A meeting and mixing of cultures
    • Economic miracle
    • The planning bureau, architect of the economic miracle at the service of development
    • Cypriot identities
    • Stelios Ieronimidis. Deputy Mayor of Nicosia
    • The beauty and charm of three continents
    • As if Malta was master of its own history
    • The soul of Malta. Opening and closing
    • A smart economy with no fear of globalisation
    • Malta-past and present
• Creativity
  • Contemporary photography from the DRC> Congo Eza-prints of dreams and realities
  • Young art from South Africa
  • Support programme to cultural industries in ACP countries
  • Danzas des deux mondes. Classical music in the mix
• For Young Readers
  • Goorgoorlou, the fisherman
• Your Say/Calendar