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Gaborone, 26-27 January 2004: Report of
the National Workshop: Involvement of Non-State-Actors in the
Implementation of the Cotonou Agreement
organised by the Botswana Council of
Non-Gouvernmental Organisations (BOCONGO) in cooperation with the
Friedrich Ebert Foundation. |
The ACP-EU Cotonou Partnership Agreement:
A Manual for Civil Society Organisations in
Zambia
Produced by Civil Society Trade
Network of Zambia (CSTNZ) with the support of
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES), June 2005. |
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"Preparations for the WTO
Cancun Ministerial Meeting and the Post Doha Agenda,"
held on 23
and 24 May in Cape Town, co-organized by the Friedrich Ebert
Foundation and the WTO
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Position Paper: Civil Society in
Southern Africa on the Way to Cancún: Interests, Problems and
Strategies
by Pia Eberhardt (WEED), May
2003. "Just a few months prior to the 5th WTO Ministerial
Conference in Cancun, Mexico, Southern Afric'a civil society
sees itself confronted with several dilemmas: since it has
only recently begun to concern itself with trade issues, it
lacks the capacity it needs to accompany develpoments in the
WTO and the growing number of regional and bilateral
free-trade initiatives on the African continent..."
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27. et 28.4.2003: L’Accord de
Cotonou pour Madagascar
Atelier National organisé en
coopération avec FIVMPAMA (Fivondronan'ny Mpandraharaha Malagasy)
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5th March 2003: The
Implementation of the ACP-EU COTONOU AGREEMENT in
SAMBIA
Sensitisation Workshop of the
Members of the National Working Group (NWG), Held at MULUNGUSHI
VILLAGE, SAMBIA
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"ACP-EU Negotiations on
Economic Partnership Agreements (EPAs) preparations for SADC and
COMESA"
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Program
Regional Workshop held in
Harare, Zimbabwe, 12-13 September 2003 |
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Report
by Masiiwa Rusare (Trade and
Development Studies Centre), Harare, Zimbabwe. The workshop
was organized by Trade and Development Studies (Trades)
Centre, Friedrich Ebert Stiftung, ACP Business Forum and
Institute for Global Dialogue (IGD). It was to prepare
SADC/COMESA for oncoming ACP-EU trade negotiations starting on
September 2002 and to continue for 6 years. The conference
objectives were, among others, comparison of EU and
ACP/COMESA/SADC negotiating mandates, impact assessment of
EPAs in SADC and COMESA as well as discussion of COMESA/SADC
strategic interests and
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Lusaka 15th May 2002: The
COTONOU-AGREEMENT for SAMBIA: Creating a Private Sector- Government
Dialogue to use the Opportunities
Conference jointly co-hosted by FES
and European Commission.
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Harare 21-22 September 2000:
Proceedings of SADC REGIONAL CONFERENCE on ACP - EU COTONOU
AGREEMENT- What are the Options and Challenges for
SADC?”
Jointly
organised by: Trade & Development Studies Centre (TRADES
CENTRE), Friedrich Ebert Stiftung (FES) and SADC, Harare-Zimbabwe
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Report
The conference sought to
initiate a process of dialogue between the private sector and
the public sector and concretise modalities of benefiting from
the Cotonou Agreement. Participants to the conference from
government, private sector, donor community, diplomatic
missions, the media and other organisations were expected to
come up with recommendations for establishing and enhancing
effective private-public sector
dialogue. | |
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