MEET: Chiara Zappalà
Application article:
Europa isola del Mare Nostrum, politiche comunitare per il Mediterraneo
English summary: From the Barcelona Process and the Euro-Mediterranean Partnership in 1995, to the Union for the Mediterranean in 2008, the European Union has contributed to the development of the countries in North Africa and the Middle East bordering the Mediterranean Sea. Silvia Colombo, researcher at Iai (“Istituto per gli affari internazionali”, Institute of International Affairs), was interviewed about this issue. The article presents cases of success but also shows that the path to accomplish all the goals is still long. Expectations for development now depend on the European Neighbourhood Partnership Instrument (ENPI), which mainly funds sustainable development projects and focuses much of its attention on the environment and alternative energy resources.
MY POSTS
 |
04 August 2011 The cost of economic independence? To put aside gender equality |
|
22 June 2011 Tanzanian mothers and kids thankful to Robin Hood |
|
12 January 2011 Contro gli avvoltoi, c’è la Banca africana di sviluppo |
|
07 December 2010 Un nuovo approccio nelle piantagioni di cacao di Ghana e Costa d’Avorio contro il lavoro minorile |
|
07 December 2010 La (scarsa) presenza dell’Italia agli Edd |
 |
07 December 2010 Parce que les femmes dirigent le monde |
|
07 December 2010 “Nous sommes une banque, de toutes façon”. C’est-à-dire, la Banque Africaine de développement |
|
06 December 2010 Children’s active participation on the development agenda |
|
06 December 2010 Five recommendations for adults from the Liberian Children’s Parliament |
|
05 December 2010 How does Europe, Africa’s main trade partner, view new investors |
|
05 December 2010 The challenge of representing a Catholic NGO and working for development in Africa |
|
04 December 2010 Italiani, popolo di benefattori su delega dello Stato |
