Projets

Transparency, Evidence, Efficiency, Effectiveness, and Accountability (TEA³) Programme

01.10.2026 - 30.09.2029

This intervention supports Palestinian national and local institutions in strengthening transparent, accountable and effective governance. In a context of prolonged political uncertainty, severe fiscal crisis, and security challenges, it helps translate the Palestinian reform agenda into tangible improvements for Palestinian communities. The Swiss contribution focuses on digitalising municipal services and on strengthening the technical and institutional capacities of the Central Elections Commission.

Contribution to the IOM OPT Common Pipeline Programme

01.10.2026 - 31.12.2027

In response to the shelter needs in the Gaza Strip and in view of the approaching winter, Switzerland contributes to the purchase and distribution of shelter material and other essential non-food items, such as blankets, winter clothing, kitchen or hygiene kits. The program is run by the International Organization for Migration IOM under the UN-led humanitarian system and in close coordination with the relevant governmental and non-governmental stakeholders.

Palestinian Innovation and Entrepreneurship Catalyst (PIEC) scale up

01.09.2026 - 31.12.2029

This intervention strengthens the Palestinian startup ecosystem by transforming fragmented support initiatives into a fully integrated venture-building pipeline that guides startups and entrepreneurs from idea stage to investment readiness and regional expansion. Switzerland will partner with existing local ecosystem actors and utilise proven support models, while addressing critical gaps in coordination and access to finance.

Area C Essential Services Programme

01.09.2026 - 31.12.2032

This multi-donor programme aims to improve living conditions for Palestinian communities in Area C. It strengthens village councils by supporting basic infrastructure and essential services, including water, electricity, roads, and education, while enhancing local government capacity and planning. By strengthening Palestinian local institutions and sustaining essential services in Area C, the programme contributes to the viability of a future two-state solution in accordance with international law.

Contribution to the United Nations Horizon Fund’s early recovery support

01.07.2026 - 30.06.2028

Switzerland’s contribution to the Horizon Fund supports early recovery projects jointly implemented by UN-agencies in crises-affected regions of the Occupied Palestinian Territory (OPT), with a focus on the Gaza Strip. Aligned with Palestinian national priorities and international frameworks, the Horizon Fund is both a financing mechanism and a strategic instrument, with the aim of translating international commitment into Palestinian-led recovery by principled, accountable actors.

SAWA II – Partnership for Productive Enterprises

01.12.2025 - 30.06.2029

This project supports the recovery of small and medium enterprises to sustain production and retain or create jobs. Amid a fragile context marked by trade and movement restrictions, low productivity, and weak institutions, the programme delivers targeted assistance – technical, digital, legal, and financial – to restore business operations and expand market linkages. By combining immediate recovery support with longerterm strengthening of value chains, it contributes to positioning the private sector as a driver of recovery.

PEGASE: Support to the Palestinian Authority for the East Jerusalem Hospitals (EJH)

01.12.2025 - 31.12.2026

This project sustains care in the East Jerusalem Hospitals by helping the Palestinian Authority clear overdue referral bills – easing fiscal pressure and reinforcing support for a two-state solution. Channelled through the Mécanisme Palestino-Européen de Gestion de l’Aide Socio-Économique, it strengthens Switzerland’s role in the policy/reform dialogue. The contribution is part of the Federal Council’s decision from 26 November 2025 to grant CHF 23 million to support the ‘Gaza Peace Plan’ of the United States.

Contribution to the humanitarian protection cluster response in the Occupied Palestinian Territory

01.12.2025 - 30.06.2027

Switzerland contributes to the OHCHR-led humanitarian protection cluster response in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. Considering the dire humanitarian situation in the Gaza Strip and the volatile security situation in the West Bank, strengthened coordination of protection actors, scaled up community-based protection mechanisms and continuous protection monitoring are key elements for an enhanced centrality of protection in humanitarian action.

OPT Public Financial Management Improvement (PFMI) Project

01.12.2025 - 31.12.2028

This project strengthens the Palestinian Authority’s financial systems to enhance fiscal stability, transparency, and service delivery. In a context of revenue volatility and limited fiscal space, it supports reforms in budget planning, revenue administration, and procurement – thus supporting a more predictable, accountable public sector. The contribution is part of the Federal Council’s decision from 26 November 2025 to grant CHF 23 million to support the ‘Gaza Peace Plan’ of the United States.

Contribution to the UNICEF Emergency response Humanitarian Action for Children 2025 to 2026

01.11.2025 - 31.12.2026

Switzerland supports UNICEF’s emergency intervention in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank. UNICEF provides life-saving support in water, sanitation and hygiene, health, nutrition, education, child protection, social protection at the benefit of crises affected children and their caregivers. The contribution includes the amount provided as part of the Federal Council’s decision from 26 November 2025 to grant CHF 23 million to support the “Gaza Peace Plan” of the United States.

OPT- GAZA: Evacuation of warwounded children and their families from Gaza

20.10.2025 - 31.12.2025

The intervention aims to evacuate 20 war-wounded children from Gaza to Switzerland for medical treatment as well as their family members. The focus is to ensure specialized medical care and protection for the most vulnerable victims of the conflict. Relevance lies in responding to the acute humanitarian crisis and the collapse of Gaza’s health system. The initiative highlights Switzerland’s humanitarian tradition and commitment to international solidarity. In addition to four Federal Departments of the Swiss Confederation, the key partners are: WHO, MSF-Switzerland, Rega, and the Swiss Air Force.

Integrated child protection and education in emergencies intervention for displaced and Conflict-Affected Children and Families in Gaza and the West Bank

01.10.2025 - 28.02.2027

Switzerland, through its partner Terre des Hommes Foundation Lausanne, supports the provision of critical child protection and education in emergencies services to conflict-affected children in the West Bank and Gaza. Thereby it contributes to their protection from violence and enables access to psychosocial support and learning opportunities.

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