On 28th September 2018 the ACP Group of States and the EU began negotiations for a successor Agreement to the Cotonou Agreement which comes to an end in February 2020. This section contains all you need to know about the negotiations.
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INTRA-ACP PROGRAMMING MATRIX
Intra-ACP Programmes implemented in ACP Countries
Action Against Desertification
African Peace Facility
Aviation Africa
Biodiversity and Protected Areas Management (BIOPAMA)
ACP Business Climate
COLEACP
Competitive Industries and Innovation Programme
Coton ACP
ACP-EU Cultures+
ACP-EU Commodities Programme
ACP-EU Development Minerals Programme
ACP-EU Energy Facility
ACP-EU EDULINK Programme
ACP-EU Fish II Programme
Global Climate Change Alliance (GCCA Intra-ACP)
Hub & Spokes - Enhancing Trade Capacity in ACP
Initiative Francophone Por La Formation A Distance Des Maitres (IFADEM)
Intra-ACP Agricultural Policy Programme (APP)
Intra-ACP Academic Mobility Scheme
ACP Multilateral Environmental Agreements
ACP-EU Microfinance Programme
ACP-EU Migration Action
Minising the Illegal Killing of Elephants (MIKES)
ACP Mining Database
ACP MEAs (Multilateral Environmental Agreements)
ACP Multilateral Trading System Programme
ACP-EU Natural Disaster Risk Reduction Programme
ACP Observatory on Migration
Participatory Slum Upgrading Programme
Renewed Partnership: Strengthening pharmaceutical systems and improving access to quality medicines
ACP-EU Science and Technology
Strengthening Fishery Products
ACP-EU Technical Barriers to Trade Programme
ACP-EU Water Facility
Centre Technique de Coopération Agricole et Rurale (CTA)
TRADECOM
General Public documents
Documents from the ACP Renewable Energy Workshop and Preparation for the UNFCCC COP17 - DAY 2, 17 November 2011
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Powerpoint Presentations: Key issues and outlooks for Durban COP17
(Click here for DAY1 Presentations and conference background)
Pacific Island Countries - Dr Kosi Latu, Deputy Director General, South Pacific Regional Environmental Programme
Meeting of Heads of Regional Organisations and Chief Regional EPA Negotiators/ Réunion des Chefs des OIR ACP et des négociateurs en Chef des APE
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Concept note and programme of the 2nd High Level Workshop on SMEs, 13-14 October 2011
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2nd SEDT Open Day - Climate Change and Sustainable Economic Development, 11 October 2011
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Stakes, Challenges and Perspectives on Mineral resources in ACP Countries
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New positions at CTA
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The Technical Centre for Agriculture and Rural Cooperation (CTA) is a joint institution of the African, Caribbean and Pacific countries and the European Union operating under the Cotonou Partnership Agreement. By providing access to information and knowledge, facilitating policy dialogue and strengthening the capacities of agricultural and rural development institutions, CTA has made important contribution to food security and improved livelihoods of rural communities in ACP countries over the last 25 years.
SOUTH SUDAN – AFRICA’S NEWEST STATE
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As the
clock struck midnight on Saturday the 9th of July, the town of Juba and the people of South Sudan were all agog in celebrating a new dawn and the birth of Africa’s newest nation. More than 30 world leaders gathered in the new country’s capital, the majority of them from our own ACP countries.
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ACP in Action: Interactive Map of Intra-ACP Projects in the Member States
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EDULINK, ACP Science and Technology, ACP Caribbean & Pacific Research Programme for Sustainable Development Results and impacts 2012 – 2018 (25 MB)
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ACP Negotiating Mandate - May 2018
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The Courier - 50 years of ACP-EU Cooperation
Policy Framework Document:
Toward the ACP we want
Report of the Eminent Persons Group
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