The overall challenge of Dutch bilateral sustainable diplomacy in Africa is to manage a complex portfolio of bilateral country relations that can build on the strength of different stakeholders. In addition to this there are also multilateral and regional channels through which the Dutch diplomatic effort is more indirectly channeled, such as the European Union and the World Bank. These organizations represent a different diplomatic challenge and this is not included on this sheet with its three different clusters of basic maps: the corporate relations maps, the civil society relations maps and the governmental perspective maps. The final map "Making it work" includes a number of exemplary partnerships in African countries as the result o...
The Dutch government aims to link her support to international multi-stakeholder platforms, like the...
Development co-operation for Africa, with special reference to a partnership relation The problem ...
The EU presents itself as a ‘privileged partner’ of Africa and characterises the latter as a ‘natura...
The overall challenge of Dutch bilateral sustainable diplomacy in Africa is to manage a complex po...
The international geo-political and economic environment is currently experiencing unprecedented cha...
Contains fulltext : 162144.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)In 2016, The Ne...
The rise of global challenges, such as climate change, is pushing global governance to evolve. In re...
The Dutch government has been supporting higher education in developing countries through cooperat...
EU-Africa relations have undergone a remarkable transformation over the past sixty years, from the c...
Strategic partnerships are seen as a means of elevating bilateral relations between two countries, o...
The Netherlands has been an active supporter of international development aid. Dutch development coo...
How does one of globalisation’s winners relate to some of its losers? For decades the Netherlands ha...
The relationship between Africa and Europe is of high strategic importance. This volume studies the ...
The report provides information based on which the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Cairo can detail its...
textabstractPartnerships with the private sector have become a key aspect of Dutch development coope...
The Dutch government aims to link her support to international multi-stakeholder platforms, like the...
Development co-operation for Africa, with special reference to a partnership relation The problem ...
The EU presents itself as a ‘privileged partner’ of Africa and characterises the latter as a ‘natura...
The overall challenge of Dutch bilateral sustainable diplomacy in Africa is to manage a complex po...
The international geo-political and economic environment is currently experiencing unprecedented cha...
Contains fulltext : 162144.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)In 2016, The Ne...
The rise of global challenges, such as climate change, is pushing global governance to evolve. In re...
The Dutch government has been supporting higher education in developing countries through cooperat...
EU-Africa relations have undergone a remarkable transformation over the past sixty years, from the c...
Strategic partnerships are seen as a means of elevating bilateral relations between two countries, o...
The Netherlands has been an active supporter of international development aid. Dutch development coo...
How does one of globalisation’s winners relate to some of its losers? For decades the Netherlands ha...
The relationship between Africa and Europe is of high strategic importance. This volume studies the ...
The report provides information based on which the Royal Netherlands Embassy in Cairo can detail its...
textabstractPartnerships with the private sector have become a key aspect of Dutch development coope...
The Dutch government aims to link her support to international multi-stakeholder platforms, like the...
Development co-operation for Africa, with special reference to a partnership relation The problem ...
The EU presents itself as a ‘privileged partner’ of Africa and characterises the latter as a ‘natura...