The Europe – Central Africa Network (EurAc), created in 2003, aims to support the Great Lakes region build a better future. EurAc carries out advocacy work for a strong, coherent and sustainable engagement by the European Union and its Member States integrated into a regional approach.
At present, EurAc gathers 33 European civil society organisations that work on and in the region and that support local civil society in Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) and Rwanda in promoting peace and development, and in defending human rights.
24/11/2025 - Report - (EN/FR)
European Union, Great Lakes; Inclusive political participation & Human Rights, Natural Resources, Peace & Security
On 2 October 2025, EurAc and the Just Future Alliance were pleased to welcome more than 150 participants in Brussels for a day of discussion devoted to the future of European action in the Great Lakes region. This report aims to present the key ideas, analyses, and lines of reflection from this day of exchange. It also sets out a series of recommendations and proposed actions for European decision-makers, which were collectively developed during the various workshops.
24/11/2025 - Report - (EN/FR)
European Union, Great Lakes; Inclusive political participation & Human Rights, Natural Resources, Peace & Security
On 2 October 2025, EurAc and the Just Future Alliance were pleased to welcome more than 150 participants in Brussels for a day of discussion devoted to the future of European action in the Great Lakes region. This report aims to present the key ideas, analyses, and lines of reflection from this day of exchange. It also sets out a series of recommendations and proposed actions for European decision-makers, which were collectively developed during the various workshops.
24/11/2025 - Report - (EN/FR)
European Union, Great Lakes; Inclusive political participation & Human Rights, Natural Resources, Peace & Security
On 2 October 2025, EurAc and the Just Future Alliance were pleased to welcome more than 150 participants in Brussels for a day of discussion devoted to the future of European action in the Great Lakes region. This report aims to present the key ideas, analyses, and lines of reflection from this day of exchange. It also sets out a series of recommendations and proposed actions for European decision-makers, which were collectively developed during the various workshops.
