Bern, 11.06.2019 – Switzerland's international cooperation remains vital. It alleviates poverty and hardship, and is helping to overcome global challenges.
Bern, 28.05.2019 – Development partnerships with the private sector are becoming increasingly widespread. What are the opportunities and what do developing countries stand to gain?
Bern, 02.05.2019 – Swiss development cooperation should become more focused and effective. The FDFA and the EAER have opened a consultation on this issue.
Fribourg, 02.05.2019 – The theme of the conference is ‘New partnerships for a better future’, and will include an exhibition of projects by young Swiss people.
Together we’re better - The Youth and Future prize
SDC and SECO are looking for innovative projects run by young Swiss people that can help advance sustainable development and fight poverty in developing countries.
The deadline for submissions has passed.
2018 annual report on the contribution to the enlarged EU
Mine clearance, better access to education for minorities and promoting clean urban transport: tangible results achieved in Croatia, Romania and Bulgaria.
Tech4Good: effective partnerships with the private sector and academia
Through close cooperation with the scientific community and the private sector, the SDC exploits the full potential of new technologies for poverty reduction.
The principles, tasks, objectives and focus of Switzerland’s international cooperation are set out in the Federal Council’s 2017–2020 Dispatch to Parliament.
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