DT 15 / 2015

Finnish education aid opens doors in Eritrea. Aims to stem refugee flow

In spite of massive aid cuts, Finland is prioritising a new aid programme in Eritrea aimed at improving conditions for young people.

News December 01, 2015

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Norway’s unimaginable public wealth makes it almost impossible to reform aid, but a shake-up is coming,...

Opinion January 01, 2016

Stockholm and Copenhagen have announced more new cuts in aid to make room for domestic refugee spending...

News December 01, 2015

For the second year in a row Norway’s Parliament has rolled back NGO aid cuts proposed by the Blue-Blue...

News December 01, 2015

As the Nobel Peace Prize is awarded to the Tunisian National Dialogue Quartet, Sweden announces it is...

News December 01, 2015

The decision by the Swedish Energy Agency to freeze payments for carbon credits from the Kachung tree...

Opinion Editorial December 01, 2015

The Swedish Energy Agency has put the breaks on a SEK 35 million climate agreement with a Norwegian-owned...

Business December 01, 2015

The Foreign Ministry in Copenhagen is planning to tender a consultancy assignment for the evaluation...

Business December 01, 2015

BBC Media Action, a subsidiary of the British Broadcasting Corporation, is one of 39 entities selected...

Business December 01, 2015

The sixth call for proposals by the Nordic Climate Facility (NCF) of the Nordic Development Fund is now...

Business December 01, 2015

Three Nordic countries have joined a new initiative launched during the climate gathering in Paris, which...

Business December 01, 2015

During his recent visit to Helsinki to celebrate 60 years of Finnish membership in the UN, Secretary...

News December 01, 2015