EU funds the GREEN-HET project in Sri Lanka, strengthening higher education capacity with participation from Norwegian, Dutch, and Estonian universities.
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EU funds the GREEN-HET project in Sri Lanka, strengthening higher education capacity with participation from Norwegian, Dutch, and Estonian universities.
Who's involved
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Nepal and Bangladesh LDC deferral and regional development aidAlso in this story
- EU member states, including Latvia, Luxembourg, and Sweden, are contributing supplies and funds via EU mechanisms to support humanitarian aid efforts in Nepal.
- Sri Lanka and Bhutan are discussing sustainable food systems and security.
- Coordinating aid for flood victims between Nepal and Sri Lanka.
- Nepal and Bangladesh are facing the challenges of LDC graduation, with talks regarding extensions underway in Doha and the UN in New York.
The entities involved
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Sri Lanka
island country in South Asia
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Norway
country in Northern Europe
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Netherlands
one of the four autonomous countries of the Kingdom of the Netherlands; with territories in the Caribbean
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Estonia
country in Northern Europe