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SWISS COOPERATION<br />

Annex 1: Swiss <strong>Cooperation</strong> <strong>Strategy</strong><br />

for <strong>Serbia</strong> <strong>2010</strong>-13<br />

Overall goal<br />

Switzerland will support <strong>Serbia</strong> in its efforts towards European integration, by contributing to (1) improving<br />

social inclusion and reducing poverty, and (2) increasing the competitiveness of its economy<br />

Domains<br />

Economic<br />

Development<br />

Rule of Law and<br />

Democracy<br />

Education<br />

Energy Efficiency<br />

and Renewable<br />

Energy<br />

National priorities<br />

– (macro-economic<br />

stability)<br />

– economic competitiveness<br />

– regional<br />

development /<br />

decreasing disparities<br />

– SME promotion<br />

strategy<br />

– (fiscal) de centra lization<br />

& regional<br />

develop ment, municipal<br />

property<br />

manage ment<br />

– democratic participation<br />

& popular rights<br />

– judicial reform<br />

– social inclusion<br />

policies (SIP)<br />

– quality of education<br />

(tea<strong>ch</strong> ing and<br />

learning)<br />

– equal access to<br />

education<br />

(Roma Action Plan)<br />

– EU-compatible<br />

reforms<br />

– SIP<br />

– construction and<br />

modernization of<br />

energy infrastructure<br />

SDC / SECO portfolio contributions<br />

SECO/SDC SDC SDC SECO<br />

Economic competitiveness<br />

enhanced and<br />

regionally<br />

balanced<br />

Municipal management<br />

and lobbying<br />

and selected central<br />

capabilities increased<br />

Quality and inclusiveness<br />

of education<br />

improved<br />

Sustainable energy<br />

generation and environmentally-conscious<br />

consumption<br />

enhanced<br />

– public and private<br />

financial sector<br />

strengthened<br />

– business environment<br />

& regulatory framework<br />

improved<br />

– trade and export<br />

potential increased<br />

– SME-driven pro poor<br />

domestic market<br />

growth in troduced<br />

– vertical integra tion<br />

of municipal and<br />

central state levels<br />

improved<br />

– municipal management<br />

and governance<br />

practices<br />

enhanced<br />

– judicial reform designed<br />

and action<br />

plan underway<br />

(co-financing)<br />

– social inclusion<br />

policies drafted and<br />

implementation underway<br />

(co-financing)<br />

– capacities for the<br />

design and implementation<br />

of reforms<br />

and professional<br />

de velopment system<br />

consolidated<br />

– inclusiveness of<br />

education system<br />

improved<br />

– reliable energy<br />

generation improved<br />

– energy efficiency<br />

increased<br />

– solutions for renewable<br />

energy supply<br />

introduced<br />

Transversal themes: gender & governance<br />

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