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Summary:
This issue of the ACP-EU Courier magazine includes the following items:
- Editorial
- To the Point
- "One of the most exciting things for me in Africa is the turnaround"
- Round Up
- Dossier
- The new virtues of local governance
- Supporting a growing process
- the missing link
- Bolstering local government in Kenya with EU funds
- "If the state does not change, the decentralization reforms will lose much of their virtue"
- Incomplete decentralization process creating risks
- Not ten... Not a hundred... but a thousand international cooperation links
- The Diaspora and local government: natural partners
- Interaction
- Media and Development Forum on Ouagadougou words and commitment from the European Union and African Union
- Sowing seeds for Africa-EU-China cooperation
- Aid effectiveness Forum disappoints some NGOs
- Opportunities for SMEs in Africa's water and energy development
- Foundazioni4Africa: the new frontier of international cooperation
- Aprodev: plus de competences pour les ACP avant les APE definitifs
- Future Constitution of the Seychelles: Brainstorming at the European Parliament
- Relancer la dynamique regionale
- Trade
- EPAs "in the midst of a maelstrom"
- Zoom
- Photography, prizewinners for Africa
- Questionnaire
- Our Planed
- When Science Gets Involved
- Launch of the EU-Africa partnership for science
- Ghana undertakes to control timber exports to EU
- Report
- Surinam
- Fountain of life for all
- History as seen by the Amerindians
- Ramdien Sardoje
- "In economic terms, yes, we are doing well"
- A small economy with huge potential
- Foundations for spatial planning: forest, ecological tourism and plantations
- Good economic situation but too much bureaucracy and sectarianism, according to the Chamber of Commerce and Industry
- A certain balance between good governance and community-based allegiances
- A la recherche de l'alliance de l'homme et de la nature
- Discovery. The natural heritage
- Nola Hatterman Institute
- Surinam-EU Cooperation
- Discovering Europe
- Scotland
- Scotland#s Highlands and Islands. An exuberance of natural assets
- "A myriad of inequalities"
- Scotland's international development policy branches out
- Highlands and Islands on a high
- Scotch: from strength to strength
- Creativity
- Africa in the Museums of Europe
- Images of women
- PSICD, support for the vibrancy of Beninese culture
- Rama Yade in her own words
- Mandela, a comic book hero
- For Young Readers
- Now we can be more efficient
- Your say/Calendar
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