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The Creative Link Project Fosters Democratic Artistic Creation in Rwanda
What does democracy look like through the eyes of young people? How can the arts help imagine more inclusive, resilient, and participatory societies?
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Catapult: Inclusion Africa 2026 – Call for Fintech Startups
Applications are now open for Catapult: Inclusion Africa 2026, a fully funded bootcamp designed to support African fintech startups advancing financial inclusion across the continent.
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Drawing on 🇱🇺 experience as a leading European hub for sustainable securities and Sukuk, we are proud to support 🇷🇼 in building a framework that connects global capital with sustainable development priorities and expands access to innovative finance. https://t.co/9Z0TekWOGd
🌍 Celebrating #AfricaDay in the very best company — colleagues and friends from across the continent. From liberation to leadership, Africa Day reminds us that the continent’s greatest strengths are its people - and perhaps its many flavours! https://t.co/U2YhLwyXBU
May 17 marks #IDAHOBIT — a reminder that far too many LGBTQI+ persons around the world still face discrimination, violence and exclusion simply for being themselves. #Luxembourg remains firmly committed to defending human rights, equality, dignity and inclusion for all.
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🌈 On #IDAHOTB, Luxembourg reaffirms its commitment to equality and inclusion. Discrimination has no place here — diversity is our strength. Let’s build a world of love and acceptance for all. 💖#LGBTQ+ #LuxembourgForAll #LoveAndRespect
Now available: 2025 development co-operation peer review of Luxembourg Luxembourg is one of the few Development Assistance Committee (DAC) countries that has committed 1% of GNI to official development assistance (ODA), with a focus on low-income countries and the poorest communities. It has also decided to exclude climate finance, or the costs linked to hosting refugees on its soil from its ODA. This peer review provides a set of recommendations for Luxembourg to enhance the effectiveness of its policies and programmes further. For example, coordination among ministries and actors could be improved, and in turn increase the country’s strategic influence. It also needs to diversify funding sources of its development agency, Luxembourg Aid & Development, beyond government contributions, strengthen its operational efficiency, and adapt it to manage a broader portfolio of financial instruments, including EU funds. ⤵️ Link to the report and additional resources in the comments.
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