La banca dati dei progetti fornisce informazioni sulle attività concrete della Direzione dello sviluppo e della cooperazione (DSC) e della Segreteria di Stato dell’economia (SECO). È possibile filtrare i progetti per tema, paese e responsabilità di progetto.
The Programme helps policy makers of developing countries, in particular LDCs, to create favourable framework conditions for e-commerce by supporting them in identifying and removing obstacles to its development.
PROMISE IMPACT II aims at strengthening the enabling environment for an inclusive financial sector for SMEs, which in turn will lead to economic growth and more and better jobs, particularly tackling the post pandemic challenges which have severely affected SMEs.
Driving sustainability in agricultural value chains from niche to norm: Sustainable and inclusive value chains support governments and the private sector to jointly reach the Sustainable Development Goals.
The Water Supply and Sanitation Sector Modernization Project, co-financed by SECO, provides critical support to Bosnia and Herzegovina in its efforts to offer a reliable, inclusive and financially sustainable water supply and sanitation services delivery to its citizens through a comprehensive and broadly coordinated water sector reform.
The Programme promotes sustainable private sector investment and helps to reduce negative externalities in selected countries in Africa, Asia and Latin America by improving environmental, social and governance (ESG) practices of both the financial and real sectors. It is implemented by the International Finance Corporation (IFC).
SECO and the Swiss Better Gold Association (SBGA) promote the creation of value chains for responsibly sourced gold from artisanal and small-scale mines through a public-private partnership called the Swiss Better Gold Initiative.
Since 2002 the EITI promotes openness and accountable management of natural resources by setting a global transparency standard. Since 2009, SECO supports the EITI International Secretariat’s activities in promoting and implementing the EITI Standard. This phase continues the successful collaboration with the EITI.
ESMAP is the World Bank Energy Trust Fund. Through its analytical work, ESMAP supports the design and implementation of innovative business models and specific World Bank projects, shapes country policies and increases client capacity on topics such as the reform of utilities and energy subsidies or the establishment of sustainable hydropower.
The program will support the establishment of a new Master’s degree program in mechatronics engineering in Ghana in cooperation with the private sector. It will provide a tertiary education to highly skilled and talented Ghanaian and other African students, empowering them to contribute to the sustainable development of the region.
The engagemen supports Azerbaijan in making public spending more effective, predictable and sustainable. It will enhance capacity for macroeconomic planning, managing public investments, understanding debt sustainability and increasing transparency. The project capitalizes on SECO’s cooperation with the authorities on Financial Programming (FP).
The Smart Energy Municipalities Project (SEMP), inspired by the European Energy Award, will pilot and introduce an Albanian energy management framework for municipalities, facilitate access to finance and strengthen key institutions in the energy sector from local to national level.
With this financing, SECO supports three IMF Regional Capacity Development Centers (RCDCs) covering the Middle East/North Africa, Southern Africa, and Central Asia/Caucasus regions. RCDCs are a key instrument for the IMF to strengthen capacity and institutions in its member countries and contribute to inclusive and sustainable economic growth.
