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Category: Blogs
This page presents the ETTG’s most recent Blogs. Previous Blogs can be perused below or may be filtered by clicking on the topic labels on your right.
Ten Questions for prospective MEPs
It may one day be the case that European Parliament elections are fought on a truly pan-territorial basis, with parties,
Germany’s new responsibility in the EU’s Africa policy post Brexit
All eyes are on London, and specifically the House of Commons, right now. Political dynamics in Brussels fundamentally changed right
Towards a sustainable Europe in 2030? An analysis of the European Commission’s Reflection Paper
Elisabeth Hege analyses the Reflection Paper of the European Commission, published last January 30.
The Peer Review of EU aid: a challenge from the OECD
Niels Keijzer and Simon Maxwell analyse the peer review of EU aid, highlighting six main issues on EU development finance.
2019 European Aid Quiz
You think you know about EU Aid? Take the New Year Quiz and check your score.
EU migration policy: (how) can the next European Commission do better?
Irene Schöfberger and Niels Keijzer analyze three contradictions in the EU migration policy asking if and how the new European Commission can do better.
The future of development cooperation: Six ways the EU can innovate
Innovation as a new way to do the same things, with available tools. Giulia Maci and Riccardo Sgaramella look back at the Conference ” Innovation in development: The future of EU international cooperation”.
Highlights from the Public Debate, 17 October 2018
In the public debate of 17 October last, some important points were highlighted in relation to future European international cooperation.
Information is everything: how private actors are shifting Kenya’s household energy landscape
In this blog, Leo Roberts (ODI), stresses the importance of the private sector in shifting the energy landscape in African countries. The analysis focuses on Kenya.