In October 3, 2014, Brazil and the South Observatory promoted the “Brazil-Africa: political, economic and regulatory tendencies” debate in order to present OBS, its objectives and research/monitoring agenda; contribute to the formation of new analytical starting points and qualifying interpretations on Brazil-Africa Relations; and strengthen contacts among participants to develop information ...
Read MoreGPDEC Mexico project
In this Institute of Development Studies Rising Powers in International Development programme initiative, Articulação SUL, along with PRIA and China International Development Research Network, produced a Case study of civil society-led South-South Cooperation, engaged CSO’s and prepared inputs for a Focus Session at the High-Level Meeting of the Global Partnership for Effective Development Cooperation ...
Read MoreShort courses in IRI – PUC-RJ
The courses “Looking South in search for new social transformation paradigms” and ” Transnationalism and Social Movements” were given as part of a semestral event that took place in October 29 to 31, 2014.
Read MoreArticle – Brazilian development cooperation: critical juncture or hiatus?
This article was published in IDS’ Globalisation and Development blog. It discusses the state of Brazilian development cooperation as the country prepared to host the 2014 FIFA World CUP. Author: Bianca Suyama Read it here
Read MoreArticle – Dilma Rousseff has a second chance to invigorate Brazil’s foreign policy
This article, published in The Guardian, analyses some of the foreign policy challenges facing presidente Dilma Rousseff in her second term. Authors: Bianca Suyama and Gonzalo Berrón Read it here
Read MoreArticle – Qual desenvolvimento teremos a partir de 2015?
Published in Carta Capital magazine, this article identifies the challenges related to the Sustainable Development Goals and the disputes regarding its formulation. Authors: Bianca Suyama and Melissa Pomeroy. Read it Here
Read MoreBrazil and the South Bulletin’s first edition
A Brazil and the South Observatory’s publication that aims to spread information and knowledge about Brazil‘s role in the global South. This first edition brings two articles on integration mechanisms of great interest for Brazilian foreign policy: BRICS and CPLP. Read it here
Read MoreHaiti – Um laboratório de engajamento multisetorial
The first edition of Perspectives from the Territory addresses the multifaceted Brazilian engagement in Haiti, from its leadership of the United Nations Peace Operation (MINUSTAH) and its international cooperation for development to the presence of Brazilian civil society organizations and the private sector and the challenges and responses related to ...
Read MorePicking and Choosing: Contributions of Brazilian cooperation to more horizontal post-2015 partnerships
This article discusses how Brazil could contribute to a more horizontal form of development cooperation based in a proposal for structural and procedural changes to boost post-2015 development. Authors: Bianca Suyama and Melissa Pomeroy Published in: “Rethinking Partnerships in a Post-2015 World: Towards Equitable, Inclusive and Sustainable Development.” Reality of ...
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