Publications
FEMIP: The crisis and exit strategies in the Mediterranean partner countries
25-01-2011

The FEMIP Mediterranean countries (FMCs) have reacted well to the crisis. They were protected from a severe financial crisis by the fact that their financial integration – both regionally and globally – is limited. But the shock of the crisis was nevertheless felt. It was transmitted by real effects via four main channels: exports, transfers of income, tourism and direct investment. This shock led to a reduction in growth (by 2 to 2.5 percentage points on average), had an impact on employment (with fewer jobs being created and unemployment rates rising again) and on the public budgets as a result of support measures being introduced (with deficits of 7% of GDP on average).
NEWS
Egypt: EU-funded Support to Rural Development Programme to be launched
An EU-funded programme for Support to Rural Development (SRDP) is to be...
An EU-funded programme for Support to Rural Development (SRDP) is to be...
Algeria: EU Delegation gives a boost to craftswomen
The Delegation of the EU in Algeria has organized an exhibition-debate around...
The Delegation of the EU in Algeria has organized an exhibition-debate around...
EBRD opens permanent office in Tunisia – first in southern Mediterranean
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has opened a...
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has opened a...
FEATURES
Interview with Holger Standertskjold-Nordenstam - Export Helpdesk, your gateway to European markets
Imagine you own a small company in Tunisia or Moldova and you’re about to...
Imagine you own a small company in Tunisia or Moldova and you’re about to...
Supporting budget: Supporting change - Interview with Luca Oriani Vieyra
TALKING ABOUT THE NEIGHBOURHOOD EU Budget Support is not a gift. It is a...
TALKING ABOUT THE NEIGHBOURHOOD EU Budget Support is not a gift. It is a...
The new trade routes of old natural soap
Cosmetics were chosen because of their great potential for market expansion:...
Cosmetics were chosen because of their great potential for market expansion:...
PUBLICATIONS
Research and Innovation in support of the European Neighbourhood Policy
The European Commission’s DG Research and Innovation has published...
The European Commission’s DG Research and Innovation has published...
Projects in Action: the human face of EU Neigbourhood cooperation
Projects in Action, a magazine produced by the EU Neighbourhood Info Centre is...
Projects in Action, a magazine produced by the EU Neighbourhood Info Centre is...
EU funding Handbook
A handbook on “European Union Funding for the Neighbourhood and...
A handbook on “European Union Funding for the Neighbourhood and...
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