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WL 34 THE POST-2015 AND MEDITERRANEAN FUTURES
THE POST-2015 AND MEDITERRANEAN FUTURES
To move forward a greater development in the Mediterranean, the adoption of the Post-2015 Global Agenda and the Sustainable Development Goals constitutes an important step towards sustainability strategies in the region. This is in a context where the future of the Euro-Mediterranean cooperation must be redefined, in agreement with the new regional priorities.
For these reasons, the Watch Letter n°34 proposes a high-level file about these strategic issues, aiming to bring a Mediterranean look on these Sustainable Development Goals and to provide a forward-looking reading guide to better prepare multilateral and multi-institutional cooperation in the region.
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- EDITORIAL BY COSIMO LACIRIGNOLA
- J. G. DA SILVA (FAO)
- M. SOLH AND K. SHIDEED (ICARDA)
- S. PIAZZI (PAM)
- A. GONZALEZ (ITC)
- M. MARZANO DE MARINIS (WFO)
- I. CHET AND CO (UFM)
- P. DE CASTRO AND A . DI MAMBRO (EUROPEAN PARLAMENT/JOURNALIST)
- B. ILIC AND I. DZIMREVSKA (SWG)
- M. EZZINE (CMI)
- H. MARTY-GAUQUIE (EIB)
- A. PILLOUX (EBRD)
- K. ASH AND J. GREENVILLE (OECD)
- M. BRAHAM (UN-ESCWA)
- D. COULOMB (IIR)
- S. FLORENZA (IEMED)
- R. MEDDEB (IPEMED)
- L. BARREDO AND A. DOBERMANN (SDSN/ROTHAMSTED RESEARCH)
- A. RICCABONI (SDSN)
- J. PELLISSIER AND N. GARGANO (CIHEAM-MONTPELLIER)
- S. TREYER (IDDRI)
- D. MARTINEZ SCHUTT (CAFOD)
- R. RODRIGUEZ-CLEMENTE (IDAEA/CSIS)
- C. TON NU AND N. MARTIN (CIHEAM-MONTPELLIER)
- M. BURAK (FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE CIHEAM )