 | The Courier N° 156 - March - April 1996 - Dossier: Trade in Services - Country Report : Madagascar (EC Courier, 1996, 96 p.) |
 |  | Meeting point |
|  | Dr Jane Goodall: Champion of our 'cousins', the chimpanzees |
| | ACP |
| | Focus on fish |
| | A vital food source in West Africa |
| | Fisheries research for sustainability |
| | ACP-EU fishing agreements: accord or discord? |
| | The agri-food chain in the ACP countries |
| | Country report |
| | Madagascar: A history of the unknown |
| | (introduction...) |
| | The red moon |
| | Profile |
| | President Albert Zafy's priorities |
| | Guy Razanamasy, Mayor of Antananarivo |
| | An economy on the rocks |
| | Exaltation of the senses in Madagascar |
| | Even the Malagasies have the blues |
| | Culture and tradition in Madagascar |
| | Dossier |
| | Trade in services |
| | (introduction...) |
| | A trailblazing project for services in Africa |
| | Services potential in the Caribbean |
| | What do ACP nations have to win or lose from global liberalisation of services? |
| | Implications for developing countries of liberalised financial services |
| | Temporary movement of persons |
| | New realities for national shipping in Africa |
| | State-owned airlines try to avert crash-lanclings |
| | Air Jamaica: the bride without dowry soars to new heights |
| | Global tourism |
| | The 'phone' phenomenon |
| | Analysis |
| | The case for a more sector-oriented approach to agricultural development |
| | Europe's preferred partners? |
| | International development cooperation |
| | Close-up |
| | A test for centralisation |
| | A new look at ACP training opportunities |
| | Developing world |
| | The way ahead for Africa |
| | The world's favourite drink |
| | The changing face of trade unionism in Africa |
| | Culture and society |
| | 'A sin against the future' |
| | Femmes d’Afrique |
| | CTA Bulletin |
| | Fighting the foe and befriending the friend |
| | The courier’s mailbag |
| | Bibliography |
| | News round-up (yellow pages) |
Focus on fish
the world's fishing community is often overlooked in discussions about food production and food security, so it was particularly encouraging when 95 states issued a declaration on the sustainable contribution of fisheries to food security in the world at the FAO conference held in Kyoto, Japan in December 1995. Less encouraging was the Conference's conclusion that the world's fish resources are being overexploited and that catches have been declining since 1992.
Fishing is important to the economies of many ACP countries, notably in West Africa In the three articles which follow, we look at some of the key issues facing the sector with a particular emphasis on the EU's activities in the context of its relations with developing countries,
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