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RCA, Comité de Coordination des ONG internationales CCO 2026-2027
01.05.2026
- 31.07.2027
L’appui direct renouvelé de la Suisse au Comité de coordination des ONG internationales (CCO) en RCA vise à garantir une utilisation plus coordonnée, cohérente, efficace et inclusive des ressources disponibles. Le CCO, qui dispose du statut d’association nationale en RCA, est une plateforme dédiée à la facilitation de la coordination entre les ONG internationales, la collaboration avec les autorités et le système onusien, les bailleurs et les partenaires externes, tel que la société civile et le secteur privé.
Combating Corruption and Financial Crime (CCFC)
01.05.2026
- 31.12.2029
Combating Corruption and Financial Crime (CCFC) project will help Kosovo reduce corruption by supporting prevention and enforcement bodies in identifying and mitigating corruption risks, effectively sanctioning violations, and recovering stolen assets. Fighting corruption is a priority for the Government of Kosovo. As many corruption cases involve cross-border dimensions, this project also leverages Switzerland’s interest in blocking illicit financial flows.
Swiss direct support to the State Emergency Services of Ukraine (SESU)
01.05.2026
- 31.12.2027
Ukraine continues to face serious emergency, and civil protection challenges due to ongoing hostilities and repeated damage to civilian infrastructure. Switzerland will maintain its cooperation with SESU by providing essential equipment, technical support, and capacity strengthening, with priority given to frontline and heavily affected regions. The programme aims to improve SESU’s operational readiness and logistical efficiency to better protect civilians and support recovery efforts.
Nonviolent Peaceforce: Early Interventions for Community Resilience 2026-2028
01.05.2026
- 30.06.2028
Switzerland has taken a leading role in advancing Duty of Care and localisation in the Ukraine response by promoting the protection and empowerment of local humanitarian actors, while also spearheading UN Security Council Resolution 2730 on the protection of humanitarian and UN personnel. The proposed credit enhances capacities of local humanitarian actors to deal with the physical threats and psychological impact in frontline regions (Donetsk, Kharkiv, Kherson, Mykolaiv, and Odesa) and addresses critical needs of vulnerable populations, at the same time preparing them for a potential recovery in case of ceasefire.
Projet d’appui au dispositif national de formation aux métiers des finances publiques du Burkina (DISMEFIP)
01.04.2026
- 31.03.2028
Construisant sur les acquis de 15 ans d’appuis du SECO à la Direction Générale des Impôts, la DDC met en place un nouvel appui à l’Institut des Finances Publiques du Burkina (IFPB), focalisé sur la formation aux métiers des finances publiques. Quelques 1800 professionnels seront formés par année sur des thématiques clé (fiscalité, douanes, comptabilité publique, gestion financière, cadastre), créant les conditions pour des avancées durables une efficacité renforcée du Burkina Faso dans le domaine.
Enfants et Jeunes en mobilité en Afrique de TOuest et du Nord (EJM)
01.04.2026
- 31.03.2030
L’Afrique de l'Ouest et du Nord est un point de départ, de transit et de destination pour les personnes en mobilité, dont une proportion importante sont des enfants et des jeunes en situation de vulnérabilité, qui se trouvent confrontés à des risques de violence, d’exploitation et de discrimination. La Suisse soutient dans cinq pays, la protection, l’éducation, la formation et l’insertion des enfants et jeunes, avec pour objectif d’établir un socle pour une mobilité plus sûre (cadre normatif et institutionnel, capacités des acteurs), contribuant au développement de ces pays.
Sri Lanka, Direct Action Wash and Disaster Risk Reduction after Cyclone “Ditwah” in 2025
01.04.2026
- 31.12.2026
Cyclone “Ditwah” hit Sri Lanka on 27 November 2025, causing the death 640 peoples, flooding, landslides, and damages to roads and water systems. Switzerland deployed a Rapid Response Team to assess needs and implement relief measures. Actions included water distribution, technical training, village-level repairs, and cash support via local partners. A follow-up project will strengthen disaster-resilient drinking water access and activate existing water treatment units.
Egy, TdH Hemayah: Protecting and Empowering Marginalized Communities
01.04.2026
- 31.03.2029
Hemayah Phase 2 strengthens protection, well-being, and self-reliance of displaced persons in Egypt, building on Phase 1 achievements and lessons learnt. Responding to the unmet imminent needs of persons displaced by the conflict in Sudan, the project delivers integrated emergency community-based protection; expanded mental health and psychosocial support; and healthcare, targeting 54,000 persons, mostly children, persons with disabilities, elderly, and female-headed households.
Social Cohesion and Peace Initiative, Phase 2
01.04.2026
- 31.03.2030
People in Moldova are increasingly divided, and these divisions have deepened since the outbreak of the full-fledged war against Ukraine. Dialogue between people, communities, regions, and public institutions is essential to rebuild trust. This project will create opportunities for young people and older generations across the country to take a more active role in their communities, helping to reduce divisions and support a more inclusive and peaceful society in Moldova.
Somalia Cash Consortium, Emergency Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance
01.04.2026
- 31.03.2030
Somalia remains a hyper fragile context with recurrent, complex humanitarian crisis. The project aims to provide life-saving Multi-Purpose Cash Assistance (MPCA) to crisis-affected communities in Somalia. It prioritizes those most left behind, including newly displaced and highly food insecure individuals. As an emergency intervention, the project complements SDC’s broader effort to sustainably strengthen the resilience of vulnerable communities across Somalia.
LAC: Regional Protection and Migration Programme
01.04.2026
- 30.09.2028
Latin America is facing the world’s second-largest internal displacement crisis with over 10 million internally displaced persons and more than 7 million migrants in search of better prospects. Switzerland’s regional protection and migration programme addresses causes and consequences of migration and forced displacement in Colombia, Ecuador and Peru by facilitating protection from violence, socioeconomic integration and long-term prospects for vulnerable people on the move.
Support to Mine Coordination in Afghanistan
01.04.2026
- 31.03.2027
The Mine Action Technical Cell (MATC) is cornerstone to Afghanistan’s humanitarian mine action, ensuring that lifesaving activities are strategically coordinated and effectively implemented. Through its co-funding, SDC strengthens MATC’s ability to guide and optimize mine action operations – helping to protect communities, safeguard humanitarian access, and maintain the momentum of clearance and risk-reduction efforts across the country.
