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Overview of projects worldwide

A project by Liechtenstein Development Service (LED)

Strengthening women rice parboilers in Burkina Faso

Within the National Union of Women Rice Parboilers Cooperatives of Burkina Faso (UNERIZ), this project aims to accelerate and expand the process of empowering women, especially young females, rice parboilers.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Building capacities in the fight against corruption

According to the International Crisis Group (ICG), climate change and conflict are interrelated. Where unstable conditions, poor governance and poverty prevail, it is difficult to provide humanitarian aid and build climate resilience.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

SOS Children's Villages helps children and young people in Tigray

For years, various crises have been jeopardising the lives of the people living in Ethiopia.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Support for Ukrainian refugees

Many millions of people have been forcibly displaced from their homes since the beginning of the Russian aggression and millions of people are fleeing.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Supporting the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights

Liechtenstein is committed to protecting and promoting human rights worldwide. This commitment is a priority for Liechtenstein's foreign policy and particularly important in the context of Liechtenstein's activities at the United Nations.

A project by Liechtenstein Development Service (LED)

Developing skills for digital professions

Getting young people excited about digital skills is the aim of the Digital Visualisation Technology Skills Accelerator Program (DViTSA).

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Overview of projects worldwide

Strengthening women rice parboilers in Burkina Faso

Building capacities in the fight against corruption

SOS Children's Villages helps children and young people in Tigray

Support for Ukrainian refugees

Supporting the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights

Developing skills for digital professions