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South East Asia Climate and Clean Air Initiative (SEACAI)
01.07.2025
- 30.06.2028
Southeast Asia experiences very harmful periods of air pollution every year causing health, environment and economic damage. Switzerland, Germany and France are joining forces to tackle sources of air pollution and global warming together in Southeast Asia. The project will identify and scale innovative solutions for reducing air and climate pollutants and provide Swiss know-how and experiences on clean air to support joint action, with a special focus on the Lower Mekong region.
Sustainable and Innovative Rural water, Sanitation and Hygiene – Closing phase (SIRWASH)
15.06.2025
- 14.06.2027
The project strengthens policy, institutions, capacities and foster innovation in the water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) sector in rural areas. For this closing phase, it will support the scaling up of key interventions, institutionalizes and capitalizes the knowledge acquired between the targeted countries in Latin America and the Caribbean and shares it with other regions and actors in the WASH sector. The program will also strengths and consolidates youth-led WASH enterprises.
Solar Energy for Agriculture Resilience (SoLAR)
01.06.2025
- 31.12.2028
Solar agri-technologies have the potential to make smallholder based agri-food systems in South Asia and East Africa more socially just and responsive to climate change. To enable scaling of these technologies, SoLAR phase 2 will deliver tools and models to support policy making, leverage Swiss know-how to propose innovative financing mechanisms, and strengthen science, policy and practice collaboration for water-energy-food nexus gains.
DIKO - Réponse communautaire de protection et de renforcement de la résilience des populations affectées par les déplacements à Tillabéri
15.05.2025
- 14.05.2027
Les conflits armés dans la région de Tillabéri au Niger ne cessent d’accroitre le nombre de personnes déplacées internes et d’exposer les populations, notamment les femmes et les filles, à toutes formes de violence. A travers ce projet mené par une ONG nigérienne, la Suisse soutient la résilience des populations affectées via le renforcement de leurs moyens d’existence et des mécanismes communautaires de prévention et de réponse aux risques de protection.
Towards Elimination of Malaria in Tanzania (TEMT)
01.05.2025
- 30.04.2030
Despite significant progress, Tanzania is still a major malaria-burdened country. It aspires to further accelerate progress towards malaria elimination through innovative strategies and investments in research, vaccine development, and multi-country collaborations. Switzerland supports capacity building, evidence creation, systems to strengthen vector control, case management, surveillance, monitoring and evaluation, multi-sectoral collaboration and cross-border initiatives upon request by the Government.
Sustaining Health Sector Reform in Ukraine Phase 2
01.05.2025
- 30.04.2029
Through a joint collaboration with the World Bank and World Health Organization, Switzerland contributes to strengthening resilience, reforms, and supporting the recovery of Ukraine’s health system in alignment with the Government of Ukraine’s priorities and the needs of the conflict-affected population. Phase 2 builds on a strong foundation and focuses on three pillars: governance and stewardship, health financing, and service delivery.
SSD: LHF/CVIDO, Intergrated Prot_FSL
01.05.2025
- 30.04.2026
Through the proposed project, Switzerland contributes to 2 local NGOs in the north west of South Sudan, in line with ongoing localization of aid efforts. The proposed intervention combines both protection and livelihoods interventions to address the urgent needs of refugees and returnees fleeing from the Sudan conflict and vulnerable host communities in Raja, a fairly remote and high need location with little humanitarian presence.
Smallholder SustaiNability Up-scaling Pro-gramme (SSNUP)
01.05.2025
- 30.04.2029
Recognising the gap in financing sustainable and resilient food systems globally, this multi-donor, public pri-vate partnership initiative is designed to catalyse private-sector investment in food systems, including from Swiss investors. By leveraging private investments and providing technical assistance to small and medium agribusiness enterprises, rural financial intermediaries and farmer organisations, the project promotes new income opportunities and better services for smallholder farmers and their application of more sustainable and nutrition-sensitive farm practices.
Resilient, Inclusive Markets in Moldova – Phase 2
01.05.2025
- 30.04.2029
Moldova’s growth continues being volatile and jobless. More and better jobs are needed for the rural population, disproportionately affected by the effects of extreme climate events and by the war in Ukraine. The project’s second phase will enhance an inclusive, competitive and resilient economic development, by improving regulatory frameworks and business support services which benefit economic activities in rural areas.
Development of WASH facilities and services in child-friendly schools in Abkhazia, Georgia
01.05.2025
- 30.04.2028
Since 2020, Swiss humanitarian assistance, in collaboration with UNICEF, has improved WASH facilities in nearly half of Abkhazian public schools, ensuring safer learning environments. The final phase will enhance sanitary and hygiene conditions in the remaining schools with critically inadequate sanitation, hindering learning and posing health risks for children. Additionally, it will introduce innovative and affordable sewage and fecal sludge treatment systems.
Schools for Health (Shkollat për Shëndetin)
01.05.2025
- 31.12.2027
Nearly one third of the population in Albania is smoking, overweight or suffers from high blood pressure. Adopting healthy behaviours is crucial to combat non-communicable diseases. In the exit phase, the Ministries of Health and of Education will strengthen coordination mechanisms for health promotion in schools. Schools’ staff and healthcare professionals will implement jointly local action plans. Children, parents and communities will increasingly adopt healthy behaviours.
Programme d’Appui aux Organisations et Populations Pastorales (PAO2P3)
01.05.2025
- 30.04.2029
La Suisse soutient les populations pastorales afin qu’elles accèdent à des formations de qualité et à des opportunités d’emplois. Ces populations sont marginalisées par les politiques nationales et ré-gionales. Le programme PAO2P-3 vise la formation et l’emploi des jeunes (agro)pasteur-e-s dans les zones transfrontalières entre le Burkina Faso, le Bénin, le Mali, le Niger et le Togo. Il renforce leur résilience économique et contribue à réduire leur marginalisation et les conflits.
