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ESIPP is a joint programme of the European Union and the Southern African Development
Community designed to attract foreign investment into the SADC region and promote
long-term investment cooperation agreements in specific key sectors on a structured,
continuous and sustainable basis. This will serve to boost the economic growth and
development of the SADC region as a whole. ESIPP is managed by the Programme Management
Unit based in Gaborone, Botswana. A key aspect of ESIPP’s mandate is the facilitation
of Business-to- Business Co-Operation Meetings to bring together enterprises from
Europe, selected international countries and Southern African countries. |
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CDE
The Centre for the Development of Enterprise
www.cde.int |
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CDE is an institution of the ACP Group of States and the European Union in the framework
of the Cotonou Agreement. It forms part of the general system of support created
by the European Commission for promoting the private sector. The CDE provides effective
support to assist the creation, expansion, diversification and restructuring of
ACP enterprises, with a perspective of profitability and development impact and
strengthening the capacity of intermediary organisations. |
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EIB is the European Union’s development finance institution and has been a partner
supporting capital investment in the African, Caribbean and Pacific countries for
almost 40 years. The EIB was established to finance capital investment, furthering
EU policy objectives, and finances projects outside Europe within the framework
of the EU’s development co-operation and aid policies. Between 2003 and 2008, the
EIB is expected to provide nearly €4billion refundable aid to projects in ACP states.
It gives a special focus to promoting private or commercially-run projects in the
public sector. |
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