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The project aims at improving the municipal infrastructure and its energy efficiency. To do so, the district heating network will be rehabilitated, capacity will be built and the awareness about energy efficiency and renewable energy will be raised. The project will accompany Zhytomyr on its way to becoming an energy-efficient city.
The regional debt resolution programme supports Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, as well as Serbia in their efforts to improve the effectiveness and efficiency of insolvency resolution arrangements. The programme is implemented by the International Finance Corporation (IFC).
With the UN Interagency Cluster on Trade and Productive Capacity (UN Trade Cluster) SECO responds to the political relevance of the "Aid for Trade" initiative. The approach integrates the various core competences of SECO's trade related technical assistance, which have been developed in cooperation with strategic multilateral partners of the UN system such as UNCTAD, ILO, UNIDO and ITC.
The Technical Assistance Project will help to improve the performance of the recipient companies to international standards. This will enable Mongolian SMEs to expand operations beyond the mining sector.
In light of OECD country program, Peru developed the Competitiveness Agenda 2014-18. The project aims to support the government in the implementation of this reform through providing thematic and strategic international expertise at the national level, and supports value chains strengthening initiatives at the subnational level.
The Project aims to build technical and managerial capacities for the management of large gas infrastructure developments in the Albanian public sector with reference to the implementation of the Trans Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) and the development of an Albanian gas market.
The objective of this World Bank executed program is to assist the South African government in implementing its reform agenda of the financial sector by strengthening financial stability and improving financial inclusion benefiting also the poor.
The project’s overall aim is to contribute to Indonesia’s economic development through sustainable tourism. Geographically, WISATA II will focus on three new destinations: Toraja (South Sulawesi), Wakatobi (South East Sulawesi) and Tanjung Punting (South Kalimantan), while phasing out support to Flores.
This project supports Ghana's efforts to provide national access to electricity. It does so by financing the extension of the electricity distribution network, and by strengthening the managerial, commercial and technical capacities of main sector public actors. The project also promotes energy efficiency and the development of renewable energies.
SECO is supporting the global fight against money-laundering and financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) by contributing to a multi-donor initiative to finance technical assistance, implemented by the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
This project aims to promote better work through microfinance institution (MFIs). It uses MFIs as delivery mechanism to offer better financial and non-financial services, leading on one hand to financial inclusion. On the other hand, MSE will also learn how to improve working conditions and enhance productivity, leading to more and better jobs.
The so called Municipal Infrastructure Programme (MIP) has the objective to improve access of the population of six medium sized cities in Albania to safe drinking water and to provide adequate sanitation through sewerage disposal.
