This blog was co-authored by Elise Dufief and Rupert Simons. We would like to thank Andy Lulham for research support and Niels Keijzer from the German Development Institute for comments on an earlier draft. It is now two years since the European Union (EU) set up the ‘EU Emergency Trust Fund for Africa’ (Emergency Trust […]
This week in Brussels, the European Union (EU) institutions proudly launched a new ‘Consensus for Development’ that will shape their development policy for the next ten years. The European Union and its member states collectively account for just over half of global aid spending, so their position is important. Even if we just consider the […]
When: Wednesday June 15th, 16.00 – 17.15 Where: Debate D2, European Development Days, Brussels Moderator: Androulla Kaminara, Head of the Task Force Knowledge, Performance and Results, European Commission – DG for International Cooperation and Development Speakers: Alexandra Silfverstolpe, Founder and Managing Director, Data Act Lab Cornelius Hacking, Co-Chair of the Task Team on CSO Development Effectiveness and Enabling Environment […]
This blog post originally appeared on BlogActiv.eu. If – as the UK Prime Minister David Cameron is finding out – a week is a long time in politics, then five years can appear a lifetime when you don’t have the information you need. The European landscape has changed significantly over this period. Who could have […]
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Publish What You Fund has sent a letter alongside Access Info Europe, Open Society European Policy Institute, and 50 international civil society organisations, which calls on Members of European Parliament (MEPs) to encourage EU institutions to sign up to the Open Government Partnership (OGP). As a civil society collective, we believe the OGP presents a series of […]
