Fondation Partage Luxembourg

The human person and his or her right to live in dignity are at the heart of partage.lu's actions. Each person is considered in his or her entirety, regardless of race, gender or religion. partage.lu works closely with local organizations in Africa, Latin America and Asia in long-term partnerships.

Our missions:

partage.lu supports development projects aimed at improving the living conditions of vulnerable populations in target countries. Ongoing monitoring of projects is carried out in the field by our local partner organizations and in Luxembourg by partage.lu permanent staff.

Main themes:

Defending the rights of indigenous peoples and women

Promoting sustainable family farming to improve food security

Improve family incomes through the development of their economic activities and the granting of microcredits.

Strengthen formal and informal education, including health education to combat HIV/AIDS

- Awareness-raising campaigns on access to education with the «Education: a challenge for all! -

- Awareness-raising in basic schools for 20 years and at secondary level for 5 years

- Consomm'Action Reloaded: joint interactive workshops by several NGDOs on our consumption and its effect on the world

- Fantastic Food: joint interactive workshops by several NGDOs on food security and world hunger

National partners: other NGDOs such as Caritas, Chrëschte mam Sahel, Frères des Hommes, SOS Faim etc.
International partners: In Germany: Misereor and Adveniat
National networks: Luxembourg NGDOs active in ESD via the «Education au Développement Durable» group of the Cercle des ONGD in Luxembourg; Votum Klima;
International networks: CIDSE («Coopération Internationale pour le Développement et le Solidarité»)

Through its involvement in projects, partage.lu aims to raise awareness among the Luxembourg public of the living conditions of people affected by injustice around the world. North-South interdependence is at the heart of partage.lu's awareness-raising efforts, with the aim of bringing about a change in behavior in the North towards a more equitable world.