Progetti

Novemila alunni hanno potuto tornare sui banchi di scuola

10.11.2012 - 31.12.2016

Nel 2010, il Pakistan è stato colpito da terribili alluvioni. Dopo aver apportato soccorsi di emergenza alla popolazione, l’Aiuto umanitario svizzero ha intrapreso la ricostruzione di scuole e strutture igienico-sanitarie. Nel primo caso, gli interventi hanno permesso a migliaia di alunni e alunne di tornare a scuola. In molti casi è stato necessario ricostruire su nuovi terreni. Questo esigeva un vero e proprio rapporto di fiducia tra le comunità locali e le autorità.

Paese/Regione	Tema	Periodo	Budget
Pakistan	Aiuto d'emergenza e protezione Ricostruzione e riabilitazione (till 2016)	10.11.2012 - 31.12.2016	CHF 3’670’000

Flood Management and Mitigation Programme

05.11.2012 - 31.12.2015

Flood risks in the Lower Mekong Basin (LMB) are increasing as a result of infrastructure development, land-use changes, increasing population and in the longer term by the effects of climate change. The Regional Flood Management and Mitigation Center (RFMMC) created by the Mekong River Commission (MRC) has the mandate to coordinate with its Member Countries to reduce the negative impacts of floods. It will support them to improve and implement flood risk management and mitigation practices, like flood forecasting or impact assessment.

Strengthening the Capacity of the Romanian Gendarmerie

01.11.2012 - 30.06.2018

The Romanian Gendarmerie will acquire Swiss and EU-knowledge as well as equipment to be better prepared to manage public order during large events. It will also be able to improve public safety in mountain areas where national and international tourism is an important feature. The project is part of the thematic fund security in Romania. Further information about this fund can be found among the additional information on the very bottom of this page.

Biological Papaya Pest Control in West

01.11.2012 - 31.10.2017

Papaya and other fruit production represent an important source of income and part of the daily diet for millions of family farms across West and Central Africa. Different fruit species are threatened by the recent introduction of an exotic mealybug, which reduces fruit production by up to 90%. The project supports a biological pest control project of the International Institute for Tropical Agriculture to release a parasitic wasp, which is known to dramatically reduce mealybug infection rates, thus reducing harvest losses permanently.

Acceso duraturo a fonti energetiche ecocompatibili ed economiche (Energising Development)

01.11.2012 - 31.12.2017

Circa il 18% della popolazione mondiale non ha accesso a fonti energetiche, benché ciò sia essenziale ai fini dello sviluppo sostenibile e della riduzione della povertà. La DSC sostiene il programma Energising Development (EnDev) che ha l’obiettivo di garantire un accesso duraturo a fonti energetiche a 15 milioni di persone in Paesi in via di sviluppo entro il 2018.

Paese/Regione	Tema	Periodo	Budget
Mondo	Canbiamento climatico ed ambiente Inclusive economic Development Protezione della biosfera Creazione di occupazione	01.11.2012 - 31.12.2017	CHF 9’000’000

L'acqua del Nilo, un tesoro da trattare con cura

01.11.2012 - 31.07.2017

La popolazione egiziana è in continuo aumento, mentre il volume dell'acqua portata dal Nilo è costante. Si rivela quindi indispensabile utilizzare l'acqua in modo economico. Ed è quello che incoraggia la DSC in dieci villaggi del Nord della provincia di Assuan, intervenendo sulle pratiche d'irrigazione. Il progetto migliora la produttività dei terreni e aumenta il reddito dei contadini interessati.

Paese/Regione	Periodo	Budget
Egitto	01.11.2012 - 31.07.2017	CHF 2’998’500

Wide spread Replication of Successful Post Harvest Technology in Latin America

01.11.2012 - 31.12.2018

With this project, SDC in partnership with private sector actors aims at increasing income and food security of 130’000 rural families in 5 Latin American countries. Selling post-production solutions for maize and beans to subsistence and low-income farmers will allow agribusiness companies to enter into new markets, while reducing postharvest losses and improving life conditions for small farmers. Replication of the business model will be supported by conducive policies and knowledge management.

Social Safety Net Transfer Modalities

01.11.2012 - 30.06.2014

Despite solid progress in poverty reduction, malnutrition (in particular of children) remains a serious challenge to public health and overall development in Bangladesh. The Social Safety Net Transfer Modalities project assesses which transfer modalities are most effective in reaching the ultra-poor and improving their nutrition status. The action-research project allows for evidence-based advocacy in poverty-nutrition issues and improved of social safety net programmes in Bangladesh and will inform respective policy development.

UNICEF: Rapid Response to Movements of Population (RRMP)

01.11.2012 - 31.03.2013

Continuing clashes between Armed Forces of the Democratic Republic of Congo and the March 23 Movement (M23) in North Kivu Province in eastern DRC is causing immense human suffering. Further military confrontations will have heavy consequences for civilians. Humanitarian agencies continue to provide aid in areas where they have access.

Good Urban Governance

01.11.2012 - 31.12.2015

Jointly funded by BMZ and SDC and implemented by GIZ, the Urban Governance project will support municipalities in SDC’s main geographic region of intervention. Participating municipalities will benefit from capacity building and targeted urban infrastructure based on citizens’ needs and cooperate in country-wide experience sharing platforms. This mutually beneficial cooperation will allow SDC to participate in GIZ’s broad experience in the field of urban development and validate its expertise in local governance processes in rural Bangladesh.

Economic Empowerment of the Poorest / SHIREE

01.11.2012 - 15.10.2016

The programme Economic Empowerment of the Poorest, funded by DFID since 2008, has the objective to lift 1 million people out of extreme poverty and support Bangladesh in its endeavour to attain the MDGs 1/2. It is implemented as a challenge fund, which sub-contracts local and international NGOs on a competitive basis to implement innovative poverty reduction projects. The aim of the present proposal is to partner with DFID and co-finance this successful programme for the remaining duration of the first phase until 2015.

Regional Economic Development in Macedonia (RED) – Contribution to GiZ Programme

01.11.2012 - 31.12.2014

The level of development of Macedonia’s 8 regions is highly dispersed. A national system for balanced regional development was built up since 2005 with the support of the German Government (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH); however, it is still facing challenges in ensuring adequate implementation. SDC will co-finance this final project phase in order to contribute to the improvement of governance and policy coordination on regional level.

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