Catching up with Global Europe: 15 questions on the EU’s new financial instrument answered

ECDPM developed a guide providing answers to some key questions you may have on NDICI-Global Europe. In it, we summarise the main aspects of the EU’s approach to development and international cooperation, building on and referring to relevant ECDPM publications and analyses.

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    The European Union (EU) has set itself high ambitions and is changing significantly the way it organises its external cooperation and spending outside of Europe.

    With a new financial instrument for neighbourhood, development and international cooperation (the so-called NDICI-Global Europe instrument), the EU has given itself the means to enhance its external action. It is now in the process of programming and implementing the new instrument, with a clear focus on new strategic priorities and new ways of working. The meaning, scope and implications of such changes are still difficult to grasp – yet, they are far-reaching.

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    Catching up with Global Europe

    This guide was created by Katja Sergejeff, Ennatu DomingoAlexei Jones and Catarina Farinha. For information about this guide please contact Katja Sergejeff at ks@ecdpm.org or Alexei Jones at aj@ecdpm.org. To know more about ECDPM’s work on the multiannual financial framework, contact Alexei Jones at aj@ecdpm.org.

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