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Wills and legate

Donating a part of your legacy is one of the most meaningful ways to contribute to a world free of mines.

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You can choose to continue your commitment to a cause that is dear to you when you write your will

Long term commitment

When writing your will, you can designate one or more charitable organisations as beneficiaries, in addition to your legal heirs.

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Wills

Including a donation in your will allows you to pass on to FSD either a financial sum or a real or personal property ( shares, life insurance policies, works of art…).

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Legates

By naming FSD as heir or co-heir in your will, you are leaving a certain percentage of your heritage to the organisation.

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Hansjörg Eberle
FSD Director

+41 22 731 14 79

hansjoerg.eberle@fsd.ch

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Our current programmes

Survivor of an accidental antipersonnel mine explosion, Rahmi

Afghanistan

FSD has been active in the country since 2001. The organisation has several demining, risk education and mine victim assistance teams.

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Central African Republic

Active in the country since 2014, FSD supports the ongoing peace process and conducts targeted development projects.

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Chad

Since 2017, FSD supports the Chadian authorities in the development and implementation of a demining strategy. In the country, FSD's experts act in a consortium project in partnership with three other NGOs.

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Colombia

In Colombia, FSD advises the OACP-Descontamina Colombia, the national mine action centre, on the implementation of an effective mine action strategy.

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A deminer from FSD marks the location of an improvised explosive device on a minefield. (Iraq, 2019)

Iraq

In Iraq, FSD locates and neutralises improvised mines in areas previously occupied and mined by the Islamic State. It also reinforces the capacities of the national authorities.

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Philippines

In the Philippines, in Mindanao island, FSD educates the local population of the risks of explosive ordnance and supports the ongoing peace process through mine action.

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Tajikistan

In Tajikistan, FSD acts on two levels: destruction of stockpiles of obsolete weapons and ammunition and remediation of areas contaminated by toxic pollutants.

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A deminer from FSD marks the location of an improvised explosive device on a minefield. (Iraq, 2019)

Ukraine

Between 2015 and 2022, FSD has carried out demining and risk education activities in the Donbas region. In May 2022, the organisation prepares the deployment of demining teams in the region of Chernihiv.

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