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ANÚNCIO 

 

CONCURSO NACIONAL DE BOLSAS PARA LICENCIATURA/MESTRADO INTEGRADO, 
(CONTINUAÇÃO DE ESTUDOS), MESTRADO E DOUTORAMENTO EM CABO VERDE E 
PARA DESCENDENTES DE EMIGRANTES CABOVERDIANOS NAS IES NO EXTERIOR, 
ANO ACADÉMICO 2022/2023 

 

O Serviço de Ensino Superior (SES) torna público que se encontra aberto o Concurso Nacional 
de Bolsas para Licenciatura/Mestrado Integrado (Continuação de Estudos), Mestrado e 
Doutoramento em Cabo Verde, ano académico 2022/2023. 

 

Os documentos a entregar e os requisitos a preencher constam no Regulamento do concurso 
de Bolsa para Formação Superior em Cabo Verde e para descendentes de Emigrantes 
Cabo-verdianos nas Instituições de Ensino Superior no Exterior, ano académico 
2022/23, disponíveis no site minedu.gov.cv 

 

A candidatura é exclusivamente online. Os candidatos devem submeter a sua candidatura 
através do Link 

https://portondinosilhas.gov.cv/portonprd/porton.portoncv_v3?p=ACBEABACBEC4ABBABDBBB3C4C4 

 A data limite da apresentação de candidatura é até o dia 15 de outubro próximo 
impreterivelmente. 

Serviço de Ensino Superior na Praia, 15 de setembro de 2022]]>
			mbenyo@caboverdeus.net (Manuela Benyo)
			geral_embcveua
			Mon, 26 Aug 2019 15:55:05 +0000
		
		
			
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/coner/anuncios-comunidade
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/coner/anuncios-comunidade
			
 
Comunicado: Concessão do serviço público de transporte marítimo de passageiros e carga entre ilhas
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Concurso Público Internacional
International Public Tender
 
A melhoria da ligação entre as ilhas constitui uma das grandes prioridades deste Governo. Cabo Verde é um arquipélago e a ligação entre as ilhas é fundamental para assegurar a movimentação de passageiros e cargas, de modo a garantir a unificação do mercado nacional, trazendo a dinâmica à economia, através da criação de novas oportunidades de negócios e de investimentos.
Com este propósito, o Governo de Cabo Verde lança um concurso público internacional para selecionar um parceiro estratégico, com know-how comprovado neste ramo de atividades, que através de uma concessão única, passa a fazer a gestão e a exploração do serviço público de transporte marítimo de passageiro e cargas inter-ilhas.
A concessão será atribuída através de um concurso público internacional, competitivo e transparente, seguindo as regras de contratação pública de Cabo Verde. Será um concurso limitado por prévia qualificação sendo que, na primeira fase, os interessados deverão submeter as suas manifestações de interesse e, numa segunda fase, apresentar as suas propostas técnicas e financeiras.
Após a manifestação de interesse os candidatos serão avaliados e selecionados com base nos seguintes requisitos:

Capacidade Técnica;
Capacidade Financeira.

Os interessados deverão entregar as manifestações de interesse até o dia 5 de março de 2018, às 15:30. No dia 15 de março, os selecionados para a segunda fase serão convidados a apresentar a sua proposta técnica e financeira.
Os selecionados terão 45 dias (até 18 de maio) uteis para apresentar as suas propostas técnicas e financeiras. Até 8 de junho será conhecida a proposta vencedora com a qual serão iniciadas as negociações.
A 4 de julho de 2018 espera-se concluir o processo, com a assinatura do contrato. 
 
 
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			octavio.garcia@mnec.gov.cv (Octávio Garcia )
			geral_embcveua
			Thu, 25 Apr 2013 16:58:32 +0000
		
		
			
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/coner/legislation
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/coner/legislation
			


Legislation that Institutes October 18th National Day of Culture and Communities

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			edson.tavares@nosi.cv (Edson Tavares)
			geral_embcveua
			Tue, 28 Aug 2012 18:08:17 +0000
		
		
			
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/the-embassy/mission
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/the-embassy/mission
			
The Embassy of Cabo Verde in Washington, D.C., is entrusted with the mission to:

Promote, strengthen and expand friendly relations and cooperation in all fields, as the Mission represents Cabo Verde to the United States, Canada and Mexico;
Disseminate information about Cabo Verde and its democratic rule of law and good governance as well as its political, economic and social stability as the mainstream for the country’s improved business climate and investment opportunities; 
Showcase Cabo Verde as a Trade hub in the Atlantic ocean and as a tourism and foreign investment destination; identify and promote public and private partnerships that contribute to the effective implementation of the country’s transformational agenda;
Protect the interests of resident Caboverdean communities, in close articulation with the Consulate General in Boston, contributing to their empowerment and motivating their participation in the development of Cabo Verde;
Explain and advocate the position of the Government of Cabo Verde on bilateral and multilateral issues; report to the Government of Cabo Verde the accrediting countries' positions on issues of common interest; 
Build, whereas possible, political, security, economic and institutional cooperation as well as educational, professional, and cultural exchanges between Cabo Verde and the accrediting countries. 

In fulfilling its mission, the Embassy is guided by the main Foreign Policy principles and goals which are rooted in the Constitution, Program of the Government and the Transformational Agenda of Cabo Verde as well as in the provisions of International Law.
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			edson.tavares@nosi.cv (Edson Tavares)
			geral_embcveua
			Mon, 23 Apr 2012 16:50:06 +0000
		
		
			
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/coner/cv-associations
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/coner/cv-associations
			
MASSACHUSETTS
Associação Caboverdiana de Brockton

575 N. Montelo Street P.O. Box 1875, Brockton, MA, 02301
Tel: 508 559 9337
Fax: 508 559 0056
site: www.cvassociation.org


Associação das Mulheres

103 Walnut St m, Brockton, MA, 02301
email: dasilvajn@aol.com


Emigrantes das Ilhas F. Clube

P.O. Box 1875, Brockton, MA, 02401


Nos Minis

123 Morraine Street apt 2, Brockton, MA, 02301
Tel: 774-259-8109
email: teixeirari@bnhc.org


Young Cape Verdean Club, Inc.

15 Grove St., Brockton, MA, 02302
Tel: 617 894-5175 - 508 586 7759
email: youngcvc@verizon.net
site: www.thecca.org


Cape Verdean American Business Organization (CABO, Inc.)

One John Eliot Square, Roxbury, MA, 02119
Tel: 617-445-6901
Fax: 617-442-2496
email: caboinc.us@gmail.com
Site: www.caboinc.us


View all
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			edson.tavares@nosi.cv (Edson Tavares)
			geral_embcveua
			Mon, 23 Apr 2012 10:57:48 +0000
		
		
			
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/about-cape-verde/glance
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/about-cape-verde/glance
			
History
Cabo Verde is located 350 miles off the coast of West Africa and consists of ten volcanic islands (Santo Antao, S. Vicente, Santa Luzia, S. Nicolau, Sal, Boavista, Maio, Santiago, Fogo and Brava).
It was one of the main transit areas for the transatlantic slave trade to the Americas and Europe. In 2009, Cidade Velha, in the Island of Santiago, was named World Heritage Site by UNESCO, in recognition of Cabo Verde’s role in shaping new anthropologic and cultural realities in those two Continents.
Cabo Verde became independent from Portugal on July 5th, 1975, following the liberation struggle led by the African Party for the Liberation of Guinea Bissau and Cabo Verde – PAIGC. The archipelago’s history has always been one of the major challenges posed by economic and environmental vulnerabilities. Severe droughts in the first half of the 20th century prompted heavy immigration, resulting in an expatriate population that is larger than the resident one.
Cabo Verde is a stable democracy with sound economic management. For the last four years, it has been rated by the Mo Ibrahim Foundation, as one of the best governed Sub-Saharan African countries.
Economy
Cabo Verde became a member of the WTO and graduated from the LDC status in 2008. Major policy reforms and programs brought important changes and progress in areas such as governance, public administration, information technologies, economic growth, and human capital, thus placing the country on the path to achieve most MDGs by 2015. The economy is service-oriented with commerce, transport, tourism, and public services accounting for most of the GDP.
Main Exports: Fish products and crustaceans, clothing, shoes, and shoe parts, fuel re-exports
Main Imports: consumer goods, intermediary goods, petroleum
Basic Data


Population – 564,346 (2021) UN Projections
Total Area -1,557 sq. Miles / (4,033 sq. Km)
Capital – Praia (Santiago Island)
Climate - Tropical and dry
Type of Government - Parliamentary Republic
President - José Maria Neves (Head of State)
Prime Minister – Ulisses Correia e Silva (Head of Government)
GDP – Billions $1,704 (2020)
GDP per Capita - $3,064 (2020)
Income Level – Lower Middle Income
Currency – CV Escudo (1USD=$97.6CVEsc) pegged to the Euro
Language – Portuguese (official); Cape Verdean Creole
Religions – Roman Catholic; Protestant
Life Expectancy – 73 (2019)
Literacy – 87% (2015)


International Relations – International Organization’s membership includes, e.g., UN, AU, ECOWAS, CPLP (Portuguese Speaking Countries), La Francophonie, Community of Democracies, WTO, and ICC. Cabo Verde enjoys a special partnership with the European Union as well.
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			edson.tavares@nosi.cv (Edson Tavares)
			geral_embcveua
			Thu, 19 Apr 2012 17:29:56 +0000
		
		
			
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/coner/background
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/coner/background
			
Cape Verdean immigration flows to the US date back to the 17th century, with the prosperous whaling industry. With the decline of this activity, Cape Verdeans continue to immigrate to the US in sailing vessels and packets ships, escaping the country’s economic and environmental hardships.
The mills of New Bedford, the loading docks of Providence, and the cranberry bogs of Cape Cod offered them new opportunities for their subsistence, income generation and support to family members that stayed in the islands.
In the meantime, the migratory movement was significantly impacted by new stricter immigration laws adopted in the early 1920’s that excluded Asians and Africans and preferred Northern and Western Europeans over Southern and Eastern ones. The shift would only come with the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 which was heavily supported by late Senator Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts.
Today, the vast and very active Capeverdean-American Community, the largest CV Diaspora in the world, is proud to belong to two nations, Cape Verde and the US, that share common values and work collaboratively for democracy, human rights and global progress and peace.
The community has been also very instrumental in preserving, promoting and strengthening the Cape Verdean Culture, in particular the Creole language and music.
For their part, Cape Verde and the US are very appreciative of the community’s contribution to their development and progress and for the great values it has produced in many fields of human activity. They are committed to promoting new opportunities to leverage its further involvement in their cooperation.
Members of the Cape Verdean-American Community are organized in different organizations and a US based federation of Cape Verdean associations is in the making.
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			edson.tavares@nosi.cv (Edson Tavares)
			geral_embcveua
			Thu, 19 Apr 2012 17:03:28 +0000
		
		
			
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/about-cape-verde/tourism
			http://embcv-usa.gov.cv/index.php/about-cape-verde/tourism
			
"A Country at the heart of the World"
Cabo Verde’s geographic location, mild climate, landscape diversity, wealth of cultural resources, political and social stability and economic opportunities make the archipelago a privileged destination for tourism and investment. Other relevant factors are the various special and preferential agreements which Cabo Verde is part of.
The transformational agenda in place has allowed significant improvements in the doing business environment. For the second year in a row, in 2012, Cabo Verde has been placed by IFC’s Doing Business Report among the top ten reformers, with significant advances in the areas of Registering Property, Getting Credit and Resolving Insolvency.
The archipelago is served by 4 international airports (Sal, Praia, Sao Vicente and Boavista) and regular international flights to and from Europe, USA, Brazil and Africa. There is also a road network with high penetration. FDi Magazine rated Cabo Verde among the top African countries in infrastructures in 2011.
It enjoys high technology (optic fiber) telecommunication system with access to the main global telecommunications services (internet, fax, cellular phone, datanet).
Priority areas for investment are as follow:


Tourism (eco-tourism, nautical sports and activities, fun centers, golf, conferences tourism)
Industry (civil construction, food processing, clothing, footwear, salt, ornamental stones, graphical,
cultural industries)
Fishing
Services, including international shipping, inter-island connections and international conference services
Agriculture
Renewable Energy (Click here to read Cabo Verde’s Pledge)


For more information on investment opportunities and fiscal policy, please also consult www.cvinvest.cv .
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			edson.tavares@nosi.cv (Edson Tavares)
			geral_embcveua
			Wed, 18 Apr 2012 18:23:21 +0000