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Our partners

FC Barcelona star, Lionel Messi, receiving a €100,000 cheque from UEFA. The money will support the ICRC's efforts to help mine victims and other disabled in Afghanistan

The ICRC has developed several long-term partnerships with partners from a wide range of backgrounds, including public bodies, sports associations, businesses, private initiatives and individuals. Read full overview

Associations

  • Working in partnership: Rotary International

    The Rotary Club of Switzerland and Liechtenstein has been an ICRC partner since 1996. The objective of the Rotary's Mine-Ex foundation was to raise funds for the ICRC rehabilitation centre in Cambodia. Then they did the same in Myanmar, Ethiopia and in south-western Algeria, providing landmine victims with artificial limbs and rehabilitation services. Since 2009, the Mine-Ex Foundation has also been supporting the ICRC's work with landmine victims in Afghanistan.


  • A partnership with UEFA

    The ICRC launched its partnership with the Union of European Football Associations in 1997. UEFA has been a major supporter of the ICRC over the past 10 years, donating more than eight million Swiss francs and offering the organization various opportunities to promote humanitarian topics. Between 1997 and 2001, UEFA provided funding for numerous ICRC activities throughout the world. Since 2001, the partnership has focused on ICRC activities in UEFA member countries. In addition to its financial contributions, UEFA has given the ICRC various platforms for communicating on humanitarian topics.


  • Public sources

    The Republic and Canton of Geneva, the Canton of Valais, the Canton of Basel-Country, the Canton of Zurich, the Community of Versoix and the City of Geneva.


Facts and Figures

  • The Union of European Football Associations (UEFA) and the ICRC have been partners for over ten years
  • The Rotary Club of Switzerland and Lichtenstein has been an ICRC partner since 1996
  • The Republic and Canton of Geneva has been supporting the ICRC's work in neglected conflicts for several decades