A New Governance: The European Commission needs to go one notch further
Posted by on 11/06/09
The European Commission participates in the debate on the approach of governance in the capacity of a development aid donor. If the advances proposed by Europe in this domain – notably from the elaboration of the European Consensus on Development of 2006 – allow us to mark a breaking point in the debate on governance, but the tools put in place by the commission struggle to meet these new ambitions. How do we bridge the gap between the classical practices of cooperation and the new aspirations of Europe in the field of development?
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Written by Martin Vielajus, IRG Institute for Research and Debate on Governance, www.institut-gouvernance.org
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On 7th June, Europeans will vote. There are only a few days left to demand more Europe, but not any Europe. Every day, in the meantime, we will publish 2 concrete proposals suggesting a new Europe for tomorrow. They will be written by actors from the European and worldwide civil society. Because social society a key stakeholder in the discussion with our leaders for a more social, and sustainable Europe. A Europe who can also show solidarity. These are the objectives set by the three associations who have launched "Challenge for Europe". 3-2-1, grab your pen.