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Global Partnership for African Development Virtual Forum: Strengthening Ties, Building Bridges For Recovery And Growth
G-PAD 2020: WHY IT IS IMPORTANT Africa has the world’s largest population of young people. By 2030, 20% of the global labour force and approximately 33% of the global youth labour force, are projected to come from Africa. Whereas about 12 million young Africans enter the labour market every year, only 3
ISPI online roundtable for Europe-Africa: What Chance for the EU New Strategy?
Register here. In March 2020, the European Commission and the High Representative presented a draft for “Comprehensive strategy with Africa”, deeming the continent a top priority for the EU. The document proposed a renewed Euro-African “political alliance” built around five pillars: green transition and access to energy; digital transformation; sustainable
ETTG/ECDPM OECD Webinar – Weathering the storm: what role for multilateral development finance in response to the COVID-19 crisis October 29 @ 4:00 pm – 5:30 pm CET
On Thursday 29 of October at 16:00 pm (CET) we will host the ETTG-OECD webinar event on multilateral development finance in response to the COVID-19 crisis. The webinar will investigate the dynamics of the Multilateral Development Finance framework in the wake of COVID-19, making concrete recommendations on the most effective
IDDRI webinar event: Scaling up to align development banks with the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development
English-speaking webinar, with simultaneous translation in French on Zoom. The first global summit of all public development banks,Finance in Common, taking place from November 9 to 12 in Paris, is a key moment to highlight the role that public development banks can play both in the global economic recovery and in implementing the 2030
DEVCO web Infopoint event with ETTG / IAI: The Farm to Fork Strategy. Cleaning up the EU’s agri food system within and beyond
Link for registration here. The spread of COVID-19 has shown the vulnerabilities of the EU’s food supply chains. These weaknesses have tremendous implications in terms of health, environmental protection and human development, while causing negative externalities in third and developing countries. In this context, in May 2020, the European Commission
Meridia Partners & ADEPT event: Trade & Investment: Can the EU keep the competition at bay?
This is the last in a series of five virtual events taking place between September & October 2020 and leading up to the next AU-EU Summit. This is a Zoom Event. REGISTER HERE For several years now, the new « Scramble » for Africa has translated into increased foreign investment as