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The project assists Moldova in addressing significant labour market challenges and promoting decent work at both the national and subnational levels. This contribution consolidates Switzerland as key player supporting social dialogue in Moldova.
The project supports quality infrastructure investment in emerging and developing countries and mobilizing private financing for infrastructure. It does so by contributing to the Blue Dot Network (BDN), a project-level certification process that incentivize quality infrastructure projects.
The Competitiveness for Recovery programme aims to promote a dynamic and competitive private sector in Ukraine, recognizing competitiveness as a key driver of the country’s economic recovery, sustainable growth, and long-term prosperity.
The Extractives Global Programmatic Support (EGPS) is a multi-donor trust fund that helps mineral-rich developing countries manage their resources more sustainably, capture greater value from them, and translate this into poverty reduction, economic diversification, and inclusive growth.
The project "Energy Security for Ukraine: municipal, renewable, efficient" plays a vital role in enhancing energy efficiency and expanding decentralized renewable energy in Ukrainian municipalities, thereby strengthening energy security, resilience and contributing to the long-term decarbonisation goals of the EU and the Paris Agreement.
World demand for natural ingredients and biotrade products is growing rapidly, driven by market demand in developed countries including European countries, the US and Japan, which reflects a growing interest among consumers for healthy, natural and organic products.
The Swiss – Vietnam Trade Policy and Export Development Programme (SwissTrade+) supports Vietnam in its goal of enhancing sustainability, resilience and value-added in its exports. It is a bilateral project between Switzerland and Vietnam, implemented by the International Trade Centre, in close collaboration with the Ministry of Industry and Trade.
The Ukraine Financial Inclusion Program (UFIP) Phase II: Financial Services for Ukraine Recovery seeks to increase access to finance by restoring financial intermediation, fostering innovation, and creating a resilient, competitive, and inclusive financial ecosystem.
The Initiative aims to build extractive governance capacities in national and local governments, enable civil society to engage in oversight, and involve private sector actors to strengthen extractive governance in SECO priority countries.
The Umbrella Facility for Trade, Phase II (UFT 2.0) is the second phase of a Multi-Donor Trust Fund for Trade, the principal vehicle of the World Bank Group supporting analytical work, capacity building, technical assistance and training on trade for developing countries at a global scale.
The program aims to improve SMEs access to finance. This shall be achieved by a comprehensive approach through providing capacity building and improving the investment ecosystem. It is co-funded with the UK through the British International Investment (BII).
The program supports the Ukrainian authorities in regulating digital assets, in order to spur economic growth and collect additional taxes. It further strengthens the governance of the Ukrainian National Securities and Stock Market Commission, which is a key player for leveraging private capital for reconstruction and recovery.
