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Experts. Volunteers. Donors.
Shape the future of Switzerland.

CONTRIBUTE

How can you contribute to our work?

The Eiger Institute is always looking for support and collaborations to bring new ideas to life. You can contribute to our work by offering your expertise, contributing to the development of our publications, volunteering your time for the development and management of the Institute, or making a donation to our association.

Expertise

Would you like to offer your expertise in a particular field? Please contact us.

Analysis

Do you have analytical or research skills you would like to propose? Get in touch!

Volunteering

Would you like to contribute to our activities, whatever they may be? Write to us.

Donations

Would you like to support our work and ensure the Institute's existence? Make a donation.

Join us

Get in touch to introduce yourself and tell us how you would like to collaborate.

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Support us!

Do you appreciate our work? You can support us so that we can do even more!

Thank you for your commitment!

Your donation directly supports the development of the Eiger Institute, an independent, non-partisan, Swiss non-profit organisation. It helps us to cover the organisation’s essential needs — research, project coordination, writing, proofreading, communications, digital tools and administration — so that we can produce rigorous, accessible and useful analyses.

Your support also helps to fund our projects: the votation briefings, which make scientific research more accessible to the media and the public during votation periods; the Academic Fellowship, a civic education programme that helps young people turn their ideas into well-structured projects by introducing them to research; and our publications, which examine the feasibility and scientific basis of various ideas for Switzerland’s future. 

By making a donation, you help us to build an independent space bridging the gap between research, institutions, the media and voters. You contribute to a Swiss democracy that is better informed, more open to new ideas and better equipped to meet the challenges of the 21st century.

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