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OSAE – FES Summer School in Rural and Agricultural Studies, July 3 - 9 2019, in Tunis, Tunisia

Call for Applications from activists, independent researchers, Masters, and doctoral students: In collaboration with Friedrich Ebert Foundation (FES), the Observatory of Food Sovereignty and the…

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Mali: A Panel on Migrant Governance and Social Dialogue, Bamako Forum

In the 19th edition of Bamako Forum, this year the theme of migration dynamics between Europe and Africa was covered. This topic was tackled by a panel by shedding light on the role of social…

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Tunisia: Consultative Workshop of the Migrant Population of Sousse

A meeting with members of the migrant community of the Sousse region took place on Sunday 17 February. The workshop brought together around thirty participants and took place in the buildings of the…

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Successful Conference on the Energy Transition in Jordan

Franziska Wehinger said that the Kingdom, in cooperation with the JREEEF, has managed to increasingly rely on renewable energy, and that the current challenge is to funnel that power into the…

355. Empowering NGO's on nuclear power socioeconomic and environmental hazards versus renewables as energies of peace

This work represents a cumulative experience of many years of studying, researching and actively revoking the idea of introducing nuclear power in Jordan and the Middle East on the basis of the…

356. Energy transition phase model – MENA

Renewables could be the basis for Jordan’s future energy system as Jordan has ambitious targets for renewable energies (RE), Shares of RE have been rising rapidly in recent years, and Jordan has a…

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Côte d’Ivoire: Labor Migration in Côte d’Ivoire: A challenge or an Opportunity

A panel discussion organized by the FES Abidjan office brought together representatives of the Ivorian state, international organizations, local associations and unions on the topic of labor…

358. Short Term Fixes for Long Lasting Troubles: Why IMF Reforms Won’t Solve Egypt’s (Political) Economic Problems

Economic opening and market-based development have dominated Egypt’s economic policy for the last four decades. The economy has grown, but little has been achieved to improve the economic situation…

359. Energy & climate in the MENA region -Youth perspective to a sustainable future

Rising sea levels and more frequent dangerous weather events are among the immediate impacts of climate change already felt across the world. Sadly, these will only become more severe as global…

360. The Jordan Times, 30.12.2018: Optimism despite precarious existence

This book is the product of a project undertaken by Germany’s Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung in partnership with the University of Leipzig and other research institutes in Germany and the MENA region.