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Overview of projects worldwide

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Liechtenstein supports emergency aid from the World Food Programme

All over the world the number of people going hungry has continued to rise in recent years. In 2023, over 345 million people in 79 countries did not have access to enough food.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

UNICEF helps children in the earthquake regions of Türkiye

In February 2023 more than 9 million people in Türkiye were affected by a series of earthquakes and their devastating humanitarian consequences.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Digital and educational support for Ukrainian refugees

According to United Nations estimates, the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine has caused almost 14 million people to flee their homes. Around half of them have fled to Europe, while around a third are internally displaced persons in Ukraine.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Respect for human rights in legislative proposals

Security through cooperation and dialogue between states is the declared aim of the
Organisation for Security and Co-operation in Europe, OSCE.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Humanitarian Assistance by the ICRC in the Central African Republic

Liechtenstein supports the ICRC in protecting and assisting people affected by violence and displacement in the Central African Republic.

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.

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Overview of projects worldwide

Liechtenstein supports emergency aid from the World Food Programme

UNICEF helps children in the earthquake regions of Türkiye

Digital and educational support for Ukrainian refugees

Respect for human rights in legislative proposals

Humanitarian Assistance by the ICRC in the Central African Republic

Creating livelihoods in Iraq