Financial Reporting Project
01.09.2009
- 13.06.2017
Despite major reforms by the New EU Member States to their legal and regulatory frameworks governing corporate sector accounting and auditing, there is a substantial unfinished institutional development agenda in the field of financial reporting. The Financial Reporting Technical Assistance Program provides support to five national administrations (in Latvia as well as in the Czech Republic, Estonia, Poland, Slovenia) which face capacity constraints and challenges in fully implementing – both in law and in practice – the very demanding obligations imposed by the rapidly-evolving acquis communautaire in this field.
Project completed
Osh/Jalalabad Water Rehabilitation Project
01.09.2009
- 30.12.2018
The basic objectives are to restore an uninterrupted supply of quality water to 260'000 people in Osh and 75'000 people in Jalal-Abad as well as to strengthen the capacity of the publicly owned water companies in technical, organizational and financial aspects. The project is co-financed with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development.
Project completed
Multi-Donor Facility for Trade and Investment Climate
01.09.2009
- 31.12.2017
The project aims to strenghten the capacities of Indonesia?s institutions to effectively and efficiently manage the challenge of improving trade competitiveness and the investment climate.
Project completed
Bishkek Water Supply
05.07.2009
- 30.06.2018
The Bishkek Water Company (BVK) provides potable water for domestic, commercial and public sector customers and collects and treats wastewater. BVK serves about 950,000 people and 5,500 institutional customers, including companies in the city and surrounding villages. Most of their infrastructure is outdated. Water losses are estimated at 25% of water supplied to network. BVK has limited capacity to carry out a rehabilitation programme on a larger scale.
Project completed
Enhancement of regional competitiveness through Corporate Social Responsibility measures
01.06.2009
- 28.02.2017
Recent research has shown a strong link between national Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) factors and the level of innovativeness in a country. In Poland the CSR concept is relatively new and has not been incorporated in the enterprises’ development policy yet. The project aims at improving the awareness and know-how in the field of corporate social responsibility and sustainable development. Through pilot projects, support will be given to approximately 90 small and medium-sized enterprises taking concrete measures such as improving social labour standards, fighting corruption, protecting the environment and making greater use of renewable energy sources.
Project completed
National Capital Fund
01.05.2009
- 31.12.2016
Small and medium enterprises (SME) in Poland face great difficulties in accessing external long-term finance. The National Capital Fund (Polish: Krajowy Fundusz Kapitalowy – ‘KFK’) is a fund-of-funds which provides venture capital for innovative and R&D oriented SME, particularly in four structurally-weak provinces in the southwest of Poland.
Project completed
Reduction of the vulnerability of agriculture supply chains and farmers
01.03.2009
- 31.12.2016
Since 2002 SECO and the Dutch Ministry of Foreign Affairs have provided support through a Multi Donor Trust Fund (MDTF) to the Agriculture Risk Management Team (ARMT) of the World Bank to carry out a program of work focused on promoting the application of market-based measures to manage selected risks in developing country agriculture. The current phase of this program started in 2010 and has been prolonged until end 2016 for a total initial budget of USD 5?000?000.- including a SECO contribution of USD 3?800?000.-
Project completed
Financial Reporting Technical Assistance Project
01.02.2009
- 31.12.2015
Despite major reforms by the new EU Member States to their legal
and regulatory frameworks governing corporate sector accounting
and auditing, there is a substantial unfinished institutional
development agenda in the field of financial reporting. The
Financial Reporting Technical Assistance Program provides support
to five national administrations (in Estonia as well as the Czech
Republic, Poland, Latvia, Slovenia) which face capacity
constraints and challenges in fully implementing – both in law
and in practice – the very demanding obligations imposed by the
rapidly-evolving acquis communautaire in this field.
Project completed
Project Preparation Facility (PPF)
23.01.2009
- 14.04.2012
The Swiss Contribution to enlargement aims to finance a broad variety of projects. The PPF provided the necessary financial assistance to enable Executing Agencies to submit high quality project proposals. This was especially important in the case of complex projects.
Project completed
Project Preparation Facility (PPF)
21.01.2009
- 14.04.2012
The Swiss Contribution to enlargement aims to finance a broad variety of projects. The PPF provided the necessary financial assistance to enable Executing Agencies to submit high qualityproject proposals. This was especially important in the case of complex projects.
Project completed
Project Preparation Facility (PPF)
29.12.2008
- 14.04.2012
The Swiss Contribution aims at financing a broad variety of projects. The PPF provided the necessary financial assistance to enable Executing Agencies to submit high quality project proposals. This was especially important in the case of complex projects.
Project completed
Project Preparation Facility (PPF)
01.11.2008
- 14.04.2012
The Swiss Contribution to enlargement aims to finance a broad variety of projects. The PPF provided the necessary financial assistance to enable Executing Agencies to submit high quality project proposals. This was especially important in the case of complex projects.
