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Isabella Alloisio presenting in Cape Town
Feb 4, 2019

Isabella, Alloisio, FSR Climate, is participating this week in a Conference on the EU’s Normative Role in African Extractive Governance. The event taking place in Cape Town, South Africa, is organised by the South African Institute of International Affairs and co-funded by the Erasmus+ Programme of the European Union.
As author of the SAJIA journal special edition (South African Journal of International Affairs), Isabella will deliver a presentation with the title: Good Governance for the Transformation of the Energy System in Ghana.
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