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Luxaid Demonstration Fund: Scaling Innovative Solutions in Rwanda
On Thursday, 16 October 2025, Kigali came alive with the spirit of innovation for impact. The Embassy of Luxembourg hosted an award ceremony dedicated to the LuxAid Demonstration Fund (LDF), a flagship initiative of Luxembourg’s Development Cooperation for supporting the...
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Gradual implementation of the EU Entry/Exit System (EES) from 12 October 2025
The European Commission has set 12 October 2025 as the date for the entry/exit system (EES) to become operational at the EU's external borders. The system will be rolled out gradually until 9 April 2026, with deployment taking place in...
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👏👏🏿to @RadiantYacu for winning the 2025 edition of the prestigious #EuropeanMicrofinanceAward in recognition of its efforts in strenghtening resilience to external shocks and expanding health #insurance to underserved rural communities in Rwanda 🇷🇼 https://t.co/3UQ3fEBTbn
Visit to @hvpgatagaraGik & Kiziba Refugee Camp to witness how technology & humanity can go hand in hand! 🫱🏿🫲🏽 @hi_rwanda is deploying innovative @Artec3DScanners & printing solutions to provide high-quality prosthetics & orthotics to refugees & host communities in remote areas.
Big shout out to hundreds of people that showed up for the Pink Power Walk 💖 Together we raised awareness & showed solidarity w/ breast cancer patients & survivors. 🙏🏽 Joan for leading the way, @RwCancerRelief & Bethania Home Care for breast cancer screenings & essential work!
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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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