Member Profile for ECDPM, Maastricht/Brussels

European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM)

ECDPM aims to improve international cooperation between Europe and countries in Africa, the Caribbean, and the Pacific. It does this through capacity building, promoting policy dialogue, and by providing information and facilities for knowledge exchange.

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Latest Publications

Promoting Gender in the EU External Response to Migration: The Case of the Trust Fund for Africa

2018/10 – European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM); research paper; Author(s): Anna Knoll; Noemi Cascone
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SADC Industrialisation: Where Regional Agendas Meet Domestic Interests

2018/10 – European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM); research paper; Author(s): Bruce Byiers; Jan Vanheukelom; Sean Woolfrey
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The Ice Is Broken, What’s Next? - How the EU and Middle-Income Countries Work Together on Climate Change

2018/10 – European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM); research paper; Author(s): Mariella Di Ciommo et al
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Supporting Peacebuilding in Times of Change: Case Study Germany (PDF)

2018/09 – European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM); research paper; Author(s): Matthias Deneckere; Volker Hauck
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The Ice Is Broken, What’s Next? How the EU and Middle-Income Countries Work Together on Climate Change. (PDF)

2018/09 – European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM); Author(s): Mariella Di Ciommo; Sanne Thijssen; Meritxell Sayós Monràs
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Working With the Grain of African Integration - ECDPM

2018/09 – European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM); research paper; Author(s): Jaime de Melo; Ed Brown; Bruce Byiers
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Making Markets Work for Indigenous Vegetables in the Lake Naivasha Basin, Kenya - ECDPM

2018/09 – European Centre for Development Policy Management (ECDPM); research paper; Author(s): Hanne Knaepen
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News from ECDPM Website

Ewald Wermuth to step down as ECDPM Director
ECDPM’s Board of Governors announced today that Ewald Wermuth will step down as Director of ECDPM as per 4 June 2018, after more than three years of service. Wermuth will take a ...

Nieuwe studie onthult: Grote instroom van vluchtelingen en migranten heeft aanzienlijke impact op Europese ontwikkelingshulp en -samenwerking
De grote instroom van vluchtelingen en onregelmatige migratie heeft een grote impact gehad op de officiële ontwikkelingshulp en ontwikkelingssamenwerking van een aantal Europese landen en de Europese Commissie, volgens een nieuwe studie ...

Large inflow of refugees and migrants has big implications for European foreign aid and development cooperation, new study reveals
The large inflow of refugees and irregular migration has had a big impact on foreign aid spending and development cooperation of a number of European countries and the European Commission, a new ...

EU en Nederland praten over toekomst ontwikkelingssamenwerking
Dit persbericht is tevens beschikbaar in het Engels. De toekomst van Europese ontwikkelingssamenwerking Debat met Eurocommissaris Neven Mimica (voertaal Engels) Vrijdag 28 oktober 2016, 10:00 – 12:00 Ministerie van Buitenlandse Zaken Bezuidenhoutseweg ...

The EU and the Netherlands discuss future development cooperation
This press release is also available in Dutch. The future of European development policy Debate with European Commissioner Neven Mimica Friday 28 October 2016, 10:00 – 12:00 The Netherlands Ministry of Foreign ...

Dutch and African experts to set strategies for the refugee crisis, international justice and conflict
As the Netherlands prepares for the 2018 term in the UN Security Council, and issues related to the migration crisis, security and justice become increasingly pressing, so does the need for greater ...

Four scenarios for the future of EU-Africa, Caribbean and Pacific relations: new ECDPM study
On Monday, EU Development Cooperation Ministers meet to have their first discussion on the highly political issue of the future of the EU’s Cotonou Partnership Agreement with the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) ...

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