The EU’s Generalised Scheme of Preferences (GSP) is a trade policy tool that reduces or removes import duties on goods from developing countries, helping European businesses access cheaper raw materials and products while supporting sustainable development abroad.
— last modified 05 February 2015 The European Commission set out its views on 5 February on global efforts that will be needed to eradicate poverty and boost sustainable development.…
— last modified 03 June 2014 The European Commission adopted on 2 June a Communication to contribute to the EU position in international negotiations on Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as…
— last modified 16 September 2013 On 16 September 2013, the EU and Somalia jointly held a high-level event entitled “A new deal for Somalia” in Brussels. The aim was…
— last modified 04 April 2013 Aid figures released by the Organisation for Economic Co-Operation and Development (OECD) on 3 April show that the European Union and its 27 Member…
— last modified 07 December 2011 The European Commission adopted budget proposals for its external instruments from 2014-2020 on 7 December. They will allow the European Union to fulfil its…
— last modified 13 October 2011 The EU will re-prioritise its delivery of aid to developing countries to ensure maximum impact on poverty reduction. EU Commissioner for Development Andris Piebalgs…
