Skip to content
ETTG

ETTG

european think tanks group

  • Home
  • Publications
  • Blogs
  • Events
  • Videos
  • Covid-19
  • Newsletters
  • About
  • Organisation
  • Contact
Loading Events

Upcoming Events › Member event

Events Search and Views Navigation

Events Search

Event Views Navigation

  • No matching events listed under Member event. Please try viewing the full calendar for a complete list of events.
  • « Previous Events
  • « Previous Events

Share this:

  • Click to share on Twitter (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on LinkedIn (Opens in new window)
  • Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window)

Topics

#featured 2030 Agenda Access & benefits ACP AfCFTA Africa Africa-EU partnership African Institutions African jobs African Union Agenda 2030 Agriculture Asylum seekers Basic services Biodiversity Brexit Budget Childhood and Youth Cities Citizenship Civil rights Civil society Climate Climate Change Climate negotiations Conference Conflict resolution Conflicts Cooperation Coronavirus COVID-19 Crisis Culture Data Debt Democracy Demography Development Development and Finance Development cooperation Digital economy Digital infrastructure Digitalisation Digital Sovereignty Diplomacy Displacement e-commerce Ecology Economic Transformation Economy Education Elections Energy Energy Transition Enviroment EU MFF Europe European European Union External action Finance Food Food security Fossil fuels G20 Gender Geopolitics Girls Global Progress Governance Green Deal Green Growth Health HLPF Households Human development Humanitarian Humanitarian aid Human rights Industrialisation Inequality Infrastructure Innovation Integrated International Cooperation International relations Internet Investment Jobs and Livelihoods Land Liquidity localisation MFF Migration Multilateralism National NDICI New Urban Agenda Pandemic Partnerships Peace peacebuilding Philanthropy Policies Post-Covid world Poverty Private Private sector Public Development Banks Public services Recovery Refugees Religions Research Resilience Rural SDG (Sustainable Development Goals) SDGs Security Sharing Sharing Economy Transition Social media Society Sustainability Sustainable Cities Sustainable Development Team Europe Technology Trade Transparency United Nations Urban Urbanisation Urbanism Vaccine Value Chains Violence war Youth

ETTG on Twitter

My Tweets

Recent Publications

  • Synthesis note: Strengthening the continent-to-continent dialogue on sustainable development

    This synthesis note presents one-page overviews of the main findings and recommendations in relation to the five themes, which are discussed in greater detail in the policy briefs that have been published during the past months. A link to the full policy brief is included at the end of each one-pager. These thematic overviews are preceded by a short analysis of the relationship between Africa and Europe and five proposals for strengthening the continent-to-continent dialogue on sustainable development.

  • Towards a renewed Africa-Europe Partnership for Investment

    The COVID-19 crisis has created a dire need for the active facilitation of sustainable investment to promote an inclusive, gender-sensitive and green recovery. The partnership between the European Union (EU) and the African Union (AU), and their respective member states, can provide a strategic and institutional framework for stimulating sustainable investment in a collective manner.

  • Financing the 2030 Agenda: An SDG alignment framework for Public Development Banks

    The present study is the product of the European Think Tanks Group (ETTG) collaboration aiming both to propose a definition of SDG alignment and to provide concrete principles to further operationalise and promote such alignment in practice.

  • Green Transitions in Africa–Europe relations: What role for the European Green Deal?

    Europe–Africa relations are facing a double challenge – the COVID-19 pandemic puts social and economic systems under strain at a point when the consequences of the climate crisis are being increasingly felt on both continents. Within Africa and Europe, debates have started about recovery measures to address the pandemic’s short and medium-term socio-economic consequences. A key question in these debates is how to “build back better” and use the crisis to promote green transitions and move towards more sustainable development pathways.

    ETTG paper DIE/ECDPM/ACET - Green Transitions in Africa–Europe relations: What role for the European Green Deal?
  • A new multilateralism for the post-COVID world: What role for the EU-Africa partnership?

    Multilateralism has been in trouble for a while, particularly​ ​at the global level. Yet, the European Union (EU) and its​ ​member states have remained among its staunchest​ ​supporters.​I​n their June 2019 Council Conclusions, EU​ ​leaders drew the outlines of a common European vision to​ ​uphold, extend and reform the multilateral system. Against​ ​an increasingly complex and contested geopolitical​ ​backdrop, these goals were further developed in the​ ​recent EU Communication on Multilateralism, published in​ ​February 2021.

  • Mind the Gap? Sketching the relevance of the 2030 Agenda for the Green Deal and other key EU policies in the context of the COVID-19 crisis

    The consequences of COVID-19 will shape European policies and politics for years to come. Europe is lacking behind particularly on the SDGs related to agriculture, climate change and biodiversity and in strengthening convergence of living standards across EU member states. The pandemic has made these SDGs even more difficult to achieve by 2030, and could derail progress on other SDGs as well.

    Mind the Gap? Sketching the relevance of the 2030 Agenda for the Green Deal and other key EU policies in the context of the COVID-19 crisis
  • Strengthening the digital partnership between Africa and Europe

    Digitalisation is the use of digital technologies and digitised data in enterprises and organisations, with far-reaching implications for how work gets done and how customers engage and interact with operations. There can be no doubt that digitalisation is transforming business models, revolutionising societies and creating new revenue streams around the globe. Now, more than ever, we need to understand and harness the power of digitalisation, to further the global common good.

    Strengthening the digital partnership between Africa and Europe
  • Advancing EU-Africa cooperation in light of the African Continental Free Trade Area

    The current policy brief lays out the obstacles to both AfCFTA implementation and realisation of its full economic potential. It also explores how the EU can engage in providing targeted support and how to strengthen AfCFTA-related cooperation between Africa and the EU. The analysis and recommendations draw on a review of the literature and policy documents by the German Development Institute (DIE), the African Center for Economic Transformation (ACET) and the European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM), as well as two online expert seminars on 17 and 24 June 2020.

    Advancing EU-Africa cooperation in light of the African Continental Free Trade Area
  • European fear of ‘missing out’ and narratives on China in Africa

    The ETTG note debunks some of the dominant myths surrounding Chinese engagement in Africa and unpacks the evolving relationship between China and the African continent. It starts by looking closer at common European perceptions about China-Africa relations. It then provides a brief sketch of the historical underpinnings of China’s engagement in Africa. Afterwards, it looks at how the notion of competition with rising global powers like China has influenced the EU’s relations with African partners.

    European fear of ‘missing out’ and narratives on China in Africa
  • EU humanitarian aid: Caught between nexus and independence

    This brief analyses current issues in the EU’s humanitarian aid and makes recommendations for responding to the challenges ahead. Specifically, it addresses the tensions between the Commission’s ambition to be a geopolitical actor and to better respond to multidimensional crises through a ‘nexus approach’ and the strong needs-based humanitarian assistance the EU provides. The analysis is based on a structured review of academic and policy sources, complemented by interviews with Brussels-based humanitarian aid policymakers.

    EU humanitarian aid: Caught between nexus and independence
 

Loading Comments...