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Overview of projects worldwide

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Migration partnership with the countries of the Western Balkans

Liechtenstein has been the destination of asylum seekers from the Western Balkan countries for many years. They are not fleeing political persecution, but predominantly due to poverty and for economic reasons.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Preventing environmental crimes linked to corruption

Environmental destruction, often linked to corruption, is taking place in many developing countries. Many of these countries have neither the knowledge nor the means to prosecute such crimes.

A project by Liechtenstein Development Service (LED)

Sisters of Code – more gender equality in Cambodia

Cambodia is facing a lack of workforce with general digital skills. Prejudices and traditional norms are the main reasons whay many young women do not consider or dare to pursue technology related careers.

A project by Office for Foreign Affairs

Protection of children in armed conflicts

Violent conflicts involving non-state armed groups are taking place in many countries. Particularly children suffer from the effects of these armed conflicts.

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

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.

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Overview of projects worldwide

Migration partnership with the countries of the Western Balkans

Preventing environmental crimes linked to corruption

Sisters of Code – more gender equality in Cambodia

Protection of children in armed conflicts

Humanitarian Assistance by the ICRC in the Central African Republic

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