Trade Policy

Governance - Justice - Transparency

Training Needs for Baltic Managers with EU Accession

The Baltic Management Development Association consisting of the International School of Management in Kaunas, the Riga Business School in Riga and the Estonian Business School in Tallin requested advice on the EU Structural Funds and Crossborder projects and the development of training programs and training materials for entrepreneurs, SME managers, business associations and local authorities.

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Facilitation of Danube River Border Crossing

The supply of telecommunication equipment, Hardware, basic Software, Development of compatible procedures, rules, protocols, security mechanisms, application software, specialised interfaces for Bulgarian Customs and Border Police authorities will allow exchange of information between them and between and the relevant Romanian counterparts.

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Development and business environments

Labor market, education and vocational training

Final Evaluation of the Sefa 2 Project on Strengthening of the Teaching of French in Afghanistan

Following a first phase of the project, SEFA2 (Soutien à l’enseignement de français en Afghanistan) is embedded inside of the French Department in Kabul University (DFUK). Its main objectives are to train or retrain French-speaking professionals (120 students) through the drafting of new curricula and of the development of governance procedures aiming at becoming references at national level.

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Health and Climate Change

Monitoring and Evaluation

Autres / Miscellaneous

Monitoring and Assessing Implications of China’s Economic Rise for the EU and Assisting in the Updating and Articulation of the EU Agenda for the EU-China Relationship Part C Europe-China Academic Network for Studies

The EU and China have now some 20 dialogues going on and five sectoral agreements of major significance are operational. The EU finances a number of projects in China. The relationship is developing into what can be qualified as a “strategic partnership”. In a number of areas the EU and China have important common and/or mutual interests.

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