La base de datos de proyectos permite conocer cada actividad de la Agencia Suiza para el Desarrollo y la Cooperación (COSUDE) y de la Secretaría del Estado de Economía (SECO). Puede filtrar los proyectos por tema, país y responsable de proyecto.
SECO contributes CHF 9.9 million to the reparation of 32'507 damaged windows in the City of Kharkiv in partnership with glass produces Glas Troesch Holding AG. The new windows will make the destroyed apartments habitable again. In doing so, Switzerland mobilizes the Swiss private sector for the reconstruction of Ukraine.
Elektrobedarf Troller AG supplies 11 sites of the Mykolayiv water treatment system with photovoltaic systems, enabling them to operate on comparatively low-cost renewable energy and maintain limited function even during long lasting power outages. Additionally, the project minimizes the risk of environmental hazards caused by malfunctions of the wa
Arthur Flury AG supplies critical overhead catenary parts to the Ukrainian Railways for their use in the next years to support the reconstruction and build-up of the Ukranian railway network.
Through the project, Fondation Suisse de Déminage (FSD) builds a hub for the maintenance and repair of mechanized demining vehicles (MDV). Furthermore, it equips SESU (State Emergency Service of Ukraine) mechanical teams with drones or other systems which will support efficient clearance operations.
DM Bau delivers fast, adaptable, and sustainable modular housing for internally displaced persons (IDPs) in the Sumy region, combining local engagement, Swiss coordination, and energy-efficient construction to meet urgent and long-term needs.
The project focuses on modernizing and renovating vocational education institutions and dormitories in Ukraine by replacing outdated windows and doors with energy-efficient polyvinyl chloride (PVC) solutions in the war affected regions of Ukraine. The implementation allows Ukraine to improve its energy-inefficiency and provides personnel training.
The Horizon Home project addresses the urgent need for dignified and sustainable housing for conflict-displaced populations, while creating new employment and training opportunities.
The project from Hitachi Energy reconstructs and modernizes the Ukrainian high-voltage power transmission grid of the energy company Ukrenergo through the supply and deployment of modern IEDs (Intelligent Electronic Devices). The initiative aligns with Ukraine’s national priority to restore resilient energy infrastructure.
Roche Diagnostics establishes a modern, automated diagnostic laboratory that unites fragmented units into one centre of excellence in Lviv. The laboratory improves diagnostic accuracy, reduces turnaround time, supports evidence-based treatment, and increases hospital throughput.
SECO’s renewed contribution to Window 1 supports ITC’s mandate to strengthen MSMEs and their ecosystems for full participation in global value chains. It focuses on global public goods, business support organisations, the implementation of the African Continental Free Trade Agreement, and cross-cutting issues (gender, climate, digitalisation).
The Swiss-Serbian Innovation Programme will foster innovation-led growth, trade and investments through favorable framework conditions, increased collaboration between private sector and academia, and tailored support for start-ups/SMEs.
The programme aims to establish responsible artisanal and small-scale gold value chains that reduce poverty while fostering meaningful social and environmental improvements in producer countries. It promotes this through support for responsible supply chains, stronger policy environments, and effective knowledge sharing.
