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Overview of projects worldwide

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Creating livelihoods in Iraq

For many years Iraq has been one of the most crisis-ridden countries in the world. Social tensions, ethno-religious conflicts and corruption still prevail.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Direct aid for 1’000 internally displaced persons in eastern Ukraine

The number of people who had to leave their homes in Ukraine as a result of the Russian war of aggression is high.

A project by Liechtenstein Development Service (LED)

Technical vocational training helps to avoid youth poverty

The project aims to provide young people from low-income families with access to quality secondary and higher technical education so that they can generate financial resources through decent and formal employment and self-employment.

A project by Liechtenstein Development Service (LED)

Practical knowledge for smallholder families in Tanzania

The use of organic farming methods is a healthy, sustainable way for Tanzanian smallholder families to sustainably increase yields and income and improve their health and food security.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Fighting corruption in Latin America

Corruption is shaking people's trust in their state institutions in many countries around the world. It hinders social development and economic growth and jeopardises democracy.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Emergency aid for flood victims in Libya

On September 10th in 2023, storm "Daniel" caused severe flooding and mudslides in north-eastern Libya. Two dams broke on the Mediterranean coast and the infrastructure was severely damaged.

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Overview of projects worldwide

Creating livelihoods in Iraq

Direct aid for 1’000 internally displaced persons in eastern Ukraine

Technical vocational training helps to avoid youth poverty

Practical knowledge for smallholder families in Tanzania

Fighting corruption in Latin America

Emergency aid for flood victims in Libya