Publications (358)
Humanitarian Access in situations of armed conflict
Rapid and unhindered access for humanitarian organisations to civilians in armed conflict zones is essential. However, it is often impeded or refused. In two publications Switzerland advocates improvements in this area: The Manual provides a summary of the relevant rules of international law; the Guidelines are designed for humanitarian practitioners concerned with the question of access.
Swiss Cooperation Strategy Tanzania 2015–2018
Financing for Sustainable Development - What options for the international community and SDC?
Les impôts au coeur du développement
Report on Effectiveness 2014: Swiss International Cooperation in Climate Change 2000–2012
This report is an independent external analysis. It assessed a total of 423 SDC and SECO projects during the period 2000-2012 regarding their effects on climate change adaptation and mitigation. An overall good effectiveness was identified in increasing people’s ability to cope with the impacts of climate change (adaptation). It showed furthermore that the Swiss international cooperation played a positive role in climate protection (mitigation), i.e. in the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions.
Entwicklungszusammenarbeit wird interdependenter verstanden
Schlussbericht, Monitorstudie"Entwicklungszusammenarbeit 2014"
Coopération multilatérale et secteur privé : le meilleur des deux mondes ?
Un seul monde 3/2014
Changement climatique/Cambodge/Catastrophes naturelles
The Fates behind the numbers
„The Fates Behind the Numbers“ offers a perspective of the Kosovo Property Agency, set up in the aftermath of the war in Kosovo to resolve property disputes, by giving a voice to the claimants and respondents involved in the cases adjudicated by the institution.
Climate change: time to adapt
Annual Report 2013 SDC / SECO – Swiss International Cooperation
The Annual Report on Switzerland's International Cooperation contains the most important results of the SDC and SECO's engagement in the fight against poverty and reducing global risks. For the first time in 2013 the areas of humanitarian aid, technical and financial cooperation, economic and trade policy measures, and cooperation with Eastern Europe followed a uniform strategy.
Les stratégies de l’ONU entre changement et continuité

