European Commission (EC)

This Country Strategy Paper (CSP) presents the framework which will govern EU cooperation with Saint Kitts and Nevis for the period 2008-2013.

The purpose of this Country Strategy Paper (CSP) is to provide the overall framework for EC cooperation with Papua New Guinea (PNG) in the context of the support to be provided under the 10th EDF (2008-2013). The framework is based on the global objectives of the EC-ACP co-operation, PNG’s own development strategy, an analysis of the political, economic and social situation in the country, and an assessment of the past cooperation programmes of EC and other donors.

The purpose of this Country Strategy Paper (CSP) is to provide a framework for EC co-operation with Palau under the Cotonou Agreement. The framework is based on global objectives of EC-ACP co-operation, country’s own development policy, an analysis of the political and economic situation in the country, and an assessment of the past co-operation programmes of the EC and other donors. It concludes with the proposed EC response strategy of the 10th EDF and an Indicative Programme.

Since the ending of military rule with the democratic elections in 1999, Nigeria has made some progress in adapting its governing mechanisms from a command to a consensual basis. Democratic and economic reforms, particularly at federal level, have helped to improve the country's investment climate and economic prospects through realistic efforts to consolidate the banking sector, control public expenditure and reduce public debt whilst continued efforts will be needed to curb corruption.

Broadening the scope of the Nigeria-EU dialogue

The strategy for implementing the 10th European Development Fund (EDF, 2008-2013) in Niger is based on two key objectives:

The purpose of this Country Strategy Paper (CSP) is to provide a framework for EC co-operation with Nauru under the Cotonou Agreement. The framework is based on global objectives of EC-ACP co-operation, Nauru’s own development policy, an analysis of the political and economic situation in the country, and an assessment of the past co-operation programmes of the EC and other donors. It concludes with the proposed EC response strategy of the 10th EDF and an Indicative Programme.

One of the youngest nations in Africa, Namibia achieved independence from South Africa (SA) in 1990. Since then, politics have been dominated by a strong ruling party, SWAPO, whose leader, Dr Sam Nujoma, stepped down as President of Namibia in 2005. Namibia has a good track record of stable macro-economic management and a sound environment for private sector investment. It is rated the fifth least corrupt country in Africa. President Pohamba, who was elected in 2004, declared the fight against corruption a top priority.

The Union policy in the sphere of development cooperation complements the policies followed by the Member States and fosters the sustainable economic and social development of the developing countries, their smooth and gradual integration into the world economy and the campaign against poverty. Furthermore, Community policy in this area contributes to the general objectives of development, consolidating democracy and the rule of law and respecting human rights and fundamental freedoms.

The purpose of this Country Strategy Paper (CSP) is to provide a framework for EC co-operation with the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) under the Cotonou Agreement. The framework is based on global objectives of EC-ACP co-operation, FSM’s own development policy, an analysis of the political and economic situation in the country, and an assessment of the past co-operation programmes of the EC and other donors. It concludes with the proposed EC response strategy of the 10th EDF and an Indicative Programme.