La banque de données de projets fournit un aperçu des activités de la Direction du développement et de la coopération (DDC) et du Secrétariat d’État à l’économie (SECO). Vous pouvez trier les projets par thème, par pays et par responsable.
The UN Trade Cluster country project Myanmar will be implemented in Shan State (Inle Lake area) by UNCTAD, ILO, UNIDO and ITC. The project provides for two outcomes in the area of horticulture supply and sustainable tourism development, while preparing the necessary conditions for selected value chains linking both sectors (backward linkages).
The Program supports the creation of new markets for climate finance in emerging markets. The program contributes to developing green bond policies, providing training programs for bankers, and facilitating the adoption of the Green Bond Principles and international best practices and market standards.
The project shall enhance the organizational capacity of local government units to better manage their land and linked local revenues. Furthermore, the project activities shall also support ongoing efforts aimed at improving the related legal and institutional frameworks at the national level. The project is implemented by UN-Habitat.
REPIC is the platform of four offices of the Swiss Confederation (SECO, SDC, FOEN, SFOE). It supports projects for the transfer of Swiss know-how and technologies in developing countries and countries in transition with the aim of disseminating renewable energies and increasing the energy and ressource efficiency.
In order to foster sustainable and inclusive growth in the tourism sector, SECO supports Vietnam with this Project at the micro, meso and macro level to strengthen international competitiveness, skills development and preparing favourable framework conditions.
The programme for improved water services in provincial cities of Peru aims to improve water supply for more than one million citizens of Trujillo and Huanuco. It will support the establishment of critical infrastructure combined with corporate development measures to improve quality of service delivery.
The aim of the continued support to the Global BioTrade Facilitation Program, which is part of UNCTAD's BioTrade Initiative, is to synchronise and leverage results from previous phases and thus contribute that the BioTrade approach can further unfold its potential for biodiversity conservation as well as poverty reduction at the same time.
The objective of the Responsible Mining Index (RMI) is to encourage continuous improvement in responsible mining by transparently assessing the performance of 30 large, geographically dispersed mining companies on economic, environmental, social and governance issues, and highlighting leading practice.
The project supports Albania to strengthen subnational public financial management (PFM) capacities and is related to the country’s landmark territorial reform. The project will operate at both, the national and subnational level, supporting selected key PFM areas and will cover all municipalities through a staged approach.
Intellectual Property (IP) regimes are central to promoting innovation and the development of new goods, services and production methods. IP provides the incentive necessary to pursue further research and development, and creative works. Insofar, it is part of a sound foundation for a prosperous private sector and today's world trade system.
The Programme supports the Swiss Platform for Sustainable Cocoa, the objective of which is to join public and private forces and promote sustainability in the cocoa value chain. Launched in 2017, the multistakeholder initiative is driven by chocolate manufacturers, traders, retailers, NGOs, research and the federal government represented by SECO.
This project aims at establishing ABS (Access and Benefit Sharing) compliant value chains for biotrade products from South Africa through technical and financial assistance to SMEs and business support organizations as well as through a policy dialogue, in order to promote a sustainable use of natural resources and a valorisation of biodiversity.
