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Local Implementation Strategy for Human Rights Defenders
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Kuhakikisha ulinzi – miongozo ya Umoja wa Ulaya kuhusu watetezi wa Haki za Binadamu [90 KB]
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Delegation in Tanzania
News
08/05/12 - Press conference to launch 2012 EU Week [48 KB]
03/05/12 - 2012 European Week Programme [71 KB]
23/04/12 - Dutch frigate Van Amstel visits Dar es Salaam between April 21 and 24, 2012 [87 KB]
Working together in Tanzania
Integrated Improved Wood Fuels Services for Poverty Reduction and Environmental Conservation in Tanzania
Biomass fuels (wood, charcoal) account for 90% of the total energy consumption of the population in Tanzania. Production and use of wood fuels are dominated by inefficient technologies, implying wasteful consumption of wood and high costs.
Top News from the European Union
- 16/05/12 - The European Union at the G8 summit in Camp David (U.S.) on 18-19 May 2012: "Acting together"
- 16/05/12 - Commission carries out the first Schengen 'health check'
- 16/05/12 - Commission Vice-President Kallas seeks stronger EU-Turkey cooperation on transport
- 16/05/12 - Enhancing business cooperation between SMEs in Colombia and the EU
Hidden treasures of Europe
Under the slogan 'So similar, so different, so European' this clip shows just how gorgeous and surprising Southeast Europe can be. Yes, the region is different and this is what makes it so vibrant, exciting and fascinating. But is it actually that different?
