• Topics
    • Climate, energy and food
      • Climate crisis
      • Energy transition
      • Food systems
    • Economy and trade
      • African economic integration
      • Circular economy
      • Finance and investment
      • Private sector
      • Trade
    • Geopolitics and development
      • AU-EU relations
      • Digital cooperation
      • EU foreign and development policy
      • Health
      • Multilateralism
    • Governance
      • AU and EU institutions
      • Civil society
      • Rule of law
    • Migration and mobility
      • Labour mobility
      • Migration cooperation
      • Return and reintegration
    • Peace and security
      • Conflict, fragility and resilience
      • Conflict prevention and peacebuilding
    Topic overview
    #
  • Work
  • Experts
  • Events
  • About
    • About us
      • Who we are
      • Departments
      • Strategy
      • Governance
      • History
      • Contact
      • News
    • Impact
    • Funding
    • Partners
    • Careers
    • Press centre
    #
  • Subscribe

New avenues for technical cooperation in Africa: Improving the record in terms of capacity building

Report 02 October 1995

Authors

Geert-Laporte-e1394183844896-75b2a3df.jpeg
Jean-Bossuyt-e1394183296964-89bd6f63.jpeg
FvH
  • Geert Laporte
  • Jean Bossuyt
  • François van Hoek
  • Download
  • Print
  • Share
    • Share on Facebook
    • Share on LinkedIn
    • Share on X
    • Share on Bluesky
% Complete
table of contents
    Africa
    • Share this page
    You may also like
    Paper
    Africa's rising middle class amid plenty and extreme poverty
    Commentary
    ECDPM-Graphic-Map-cee0c2b2.png
    The odyssey of elections in Africa: A new era of democracy and rule of law?
    Paper
    A question of leadership? Challenges for Africa-EU relations in 2014
    Commentary
    What next for EU support to decentralisation in Latin and Central America?
    Commentary
    Dilemmas for West Africa’s agricultural and trade policies
    Paper
    nichika-yoshida-PUkEEzCQI5U-unsplash-3-264c0725.jpg
    The EAC democracy agenda: Channels, lessons and digital technologies for civil society engagement
    About us
    • Who we are
    • Departments
    • Funding
    • Impact
    • Partners
    •  
    •  
    • Careers
    • Press centre
    • Contact

    •  
    • Privacy policy
    • Terms and conditions
    Newsletter

    Sign up to our weekly update on Africa-Europe relations 
    and international cooperation.

    Read previous editions here.

    Sign me up!
    Contact us
    Maastricht 

    The Pelican House
    Onze Lieve Vrouweplein 21 
    6211 HE Maastricht
    +31 (0)43 350 29 00
    info@ecdpm.org

    Brussels

    Rue Guimard 9
    1040 Brussels
    +31 (0)43 350 29 00
    info@ecdpm.org

    https://ecdpm.org/work/new-avenues-for-technical-cooperation-in-africa-improving-the-record-in-terms-of-capacity-building