Introduction to the third Brussels Development Briefing: Aid for Trade

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      • Brussels Rural Development Briefings A series of meetings on ACP-EU development issues
      • Briefing session n° 3: Aid for Trade
      • Brussels, 5th December 2007
      • 8h30 – 12h30
      • http://www.brusselsbriefings.net
      • Objectives
      • to raise awareness on existing and emerging key challenges on AfT for ACP countries
      • to promote exchange of information and expertise sharing
      • to feed in the debate on AfT by bringing various perspectives around the table which could support future EC interventions on AfT in ACP countries
      • Target group
      • ACP-EU policy makers, representatives of
      • EU and ACP Member States, European
      • Parliament, civil society groups, researchers
      • and development practitioners, international
      • organisations based in Brussels.
      • Participants
      • 21% ACP Member States
      • 16% European Commission (all services)
      • 15% NGOs and development networks
      • 12% Private sector
      • 11% International organisation
      • 8% EU Member States
      • 8% Members of European Parliament
      • 4% ACP regional organisations
      • 3% Research organisations
      • Programme
      • Panel 1: Setting the scene: Where are we
      • in the Aid for Trade agenda?
      • This session will review Aid for Trade (AfT)
      • multilateral and EU initiatives and will assess the
      • challenges to make AfT an effective tool for
      • helping ACP countries to better integrate in the
      • multilateral trading system.
      • Panel 2: Trade-related assistance:
      • institutional architecture and financial
      • mobilisation for Aid for Trade
      • This session will review the financial resources
      • mobilized for AfT, along with their scope and
      • impacts, and will examine the ACP stakeholders
      • involvement in the design, monitoring and
      • evaluation of AfT initiatives.
      • Inputs/Outputs
      • A Reader/Resources on Aid for Trade
      • Summary of key issue son AfT
      • Documents available online
      • Websites
      • Acronyms
      • Glossary
      • To be complemented and further developed
      • Inputs/Outputs
      • Read presentations, consult documents,
      • listen to interviews, view videos, make
      • comments before, during and after
      • the meetings in:
      • http://brusselsbriefings.net/

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    By Isolina Boto, CTA - Brussels, 5 December 2007

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