Proyectos

Programme des Volontaires des Nations Unies (VNU)

17.02.2014 - 31.12.2017

La DDC soutient le volontariat en faveur du développement et de la paix par sa contribution générale au Programme des Volontaires des Nations Unies (VNU). La DDC permet à de jeunes universitaires suisses d’agir en faveur du développement et de la paix au sein des organisations onusiennes et d’acquérir une expérience en coopération au développement au sein d’une organisation. Elle finance chaque année en moyenne 10 postes de stagiaires volontaires VNU.

South Sudan NGO Forum Support

15.02.2014 - 31.03.2015

DRC: MEDAIR Emergency health response

01.02.2014 - 31.01.2015

Direct Assistance for Recovery for Victims of Trafficking in Human Beings

01.02.2014 - 31.07.2015

The project goal is to support victims of human trafficking in acquiring the necessary skills for an independent life. The project will also improve the financial sustainability of the Reaching Out Centre.

Nepal Vocational Qualifications System (NVQS)

01.02.2014 - 31.12.2020

In Nepal, 500’000 youths enter the labour market yearly but remain un- or underemployed. The project will support the Ministry of Education to establish a National Vocational Qualifications Framework and a corresponding NVQ Authority to manage it. Learners and workers, especially from disadvantaged groups, will benefit from an improved vocational training qualification and skills certification system, thus increasing their chances for sustainable and decent employment.

SUPIC – Support to the Parliament in Cambodia

01.02.2014 - 28.02.2017

Established only in 1993, the Parliament in Cambodia is still a weak institution. Strengthening the Parliament, representing increasingly the interests of their constituencies will be a key driver for promoting equitable development and sustainable poverty reduction in Cambodia. Switzerland – through support to the Parliamentary Institute of Cambodia - strengthens the Parliament to adopt effective mechanisms to fulfil its legislative, representative and oversight functions.

Jinsha River Basin (JRB): Integrated Water Resources and Risk Management under Changing Climate

01.02.2014 - 31.12.2018

The effects of climate change on the Yangtze River are crucial for the economy, food production, livelihood safety and ecosystems of about one third of China’s population. The present project studies the Jinsha River Basin in the upper Yangtze, where glacier and climatic variability greatly influence the water regimes, and measures are needed for a sustainable, integrated water management, catering for hazard and water management, hydroelectricity and agricultural production, as well as biodiversity and human wellbeing, in the coming years.

Strengthening Drought Resilience in the Somali Region

01.02.2014 - 31.03.2020

This is a contribution to the German Agency for International Cooperation (GIZ), within a programme co-financed by the German Ministry for Economic Cooperation & Development (BMZ). It allows the expansion of effective drought resilience experience in Afar into the Somali Regional State of Ethiopia. GIZ and the Ethiopian Ministry of Agriculture will pilot and document natural resources rehabilitation and livelihood improvement measures through participatory approaches, addressing the priority concerns of local pastoralist populations.

Reinforcing Public Service Delivery in Libya (Medical Rehabilitation)

01.02.2014 - 31.12.2016

After the Kaddafi era, establishing public confidence in public service delivery is a key challenge in Libya. The project leverages Switzerland’s medical reputation to improve the quality of rehabilitation services in two pilot hospitals in and around Tripoli. Effective long-term treatment for pain, psychological distress and disability will benefit injured warriors as well as civilians (women and children in particular) affected by war or accidents. It is implemented in collaboration with the Ministry of Health with a view to a subsequent Libyan-led scaling-up.

Small Irrigation Programme (SIP)

01.02.2014 - 31.12.2020

Incidence of poverty in irrigated areas of Nepal is half that in rain-fed areas and access to irrigation water contributes thus to mitigate poverty. Since the marginal lands are better accessible through small irrigation schemes, reducing poverty of smallholder farmers through small irrigation systems^[1] are more effective than medium-sized or large systems. SIP will not only help increase their agricultural productivity but will also enhance the capacity of national and local government so that they can respond to these needs.

Feasibility study for the implementation of IndigoDigital

01.02.2014 - 31.12.2019

IndigoDigital, a Swiss based social venture, proposes to develop a digital platform for migrants to send money home to their families. Today, these transfers (remittances) amount to more than 430 billion USD that are being sent to developing countries every year. However, the current transfer possibilities are often expensive and do not favour a development-focused use of the money. With this feasibility study, SDC wants to test the working hypothesis of IndigoDigital, that indeed the venture can offer a low-cost, accessible and easy-to-use alternative for millions of migrants and their families.

DPRK: ICRAF: Natl. Agroforestry Strategy

01.02.2014 - 31.12.2015