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Overview of projects worldwide

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Assistance for refugees in and from Afghanistan

Since the Taliban took power in August 2021, the humanitarian and human rights situation in Afghanistan has deteriorated significantly.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Prosecute war crimes and strengthen the judiciary

Since the beginning of the Russian war of aggression, victims of suspected atrocities have been found time and again in Ukraine.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Care and education for orphans in Ukraine

It is mainly children who are suffering from the consequences of Russian aggression in Ukraine. Millions of children need humanitarian aid, protection and the opportunity to return to school, which also requires teaching materials.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Advancing research into human and child trafficking

Human trafficking is a growing problem around the world. This extreme form of exploitation primarily affects people who are affected by poverty and displacement.

A project by Liechtenstein Development Service (LED)

CREATIVO: Vocational Education and Training in Moldova

In this project, vocational schools develop entrepreneurial activities so that vocational students acquire relevant skills and the se schools manage to generate additional income.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

"Schools for Superheroes" in Ukrainian paediatric hospitals

Eleven paediatric hospitals in Ukraine ("Schools for Superheroes") give children who have to stay in hospital for a longer period of time due to long-term treatment or rehabilitation the opportunity to take part in school lessons.

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Overview of projects worldwide

Assistance for refugees in and from Afghanistan

Prosecute war crimes and strengthen the judiciary

Care and education for orphans in Ukraine

Advancing research into human and child trafficking

CREATIVO: Vocational Education and Training in Moldova

"Schools for Superheroes" in Ukrainian paediatric hospitals