Members of the consortium
Aide à l'Enfance de l'Inde et du Népal
Aide à l’Enfance de l’Inde et du Népal (AEIN) is a not-for-profit association run by three employees and about fifteen volunteers involved in several working groups (projects, awareness raising, communication, finances, and strategy) and as Board members. AEIN has been active in India since 1967, and since the 1990’s it has progressively expanded to Nepal, which has become its core target country since 2021.
AEIN currently supports around fifteen development projects co-financed by the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs and the Ministry of Environment, Climate and Sustainable Development, for an annual total budget of close to 1.4 million Euros, and it carries out a variety of educational activities for sustainable development in Luxembourg.
Frères des hommes
Frères des Hommes (FDH) is a development NGO founded in 1974 in Luxembourg, without political or religious affiliation. It bases its activities on long-term partnership with Southern interlocutors (non-governmental organizations, social movements, grassroots associations, etc.). This approach involves sharing ideals and objectives, supporting new or existing projects and co-responsibility.
The target audiences in the South are therefore involved in all stages of the projects supported by Frères des Hommes: from the conception to the elaboration and realization of its activities.
Iles de paix
With the motto, “If I get a fish, I’ll eat. If I learn to fish, I’ll eat my whole life!”, Iles de Paix has been training and supporting rural populations in precarious situations for more than 50 years so that they can ensure their food security and improve their quality of life in a sustainable and autonomous manner.
In Africa and Latin America, the teams of the Iles de Paix are engaged daily on the ground to promote sustainable family farming and responsible food. The beneficiaries are trained in the use of more cost-effective and environmentally friendly farming techniques, the development of income-earning activities (livestock farming, small businesses, etc.) or the management of their farms. The association is currently active in Burkina Faso, Benin, Tanzania, Uganda and Peru.
Padem
PADEM is an NGO approved by the Ministry of Luxembourg Affairs and recognized by the French Ministry of Economy and Finance. It aims to improve the quality of life of vulnerable populations, especially children, in developing countries through sustainable actions based on partnership with local civil society actors, the constant search for the fulfilment of the fundamental rights of the beneficiaries, all in the strictest respect of their culture.
For more than 15 years, PADEM has been committed to improving the living conditions of children and their parents on a daily basis by taking action around the world in areas such as housing, education, the economy, food security and health.
Partage.LU
The Foundation Partage Luxembourg was founded in 1966 under the name “Bridderlech Deelen” by Mgr Léon Lommel, Bishop of Luxembourg. Since its beginnings, the non-governmental development organisation has aimed to support populations in distress all over the world, without any distinction of religion, gender, culture or nationality. The Foundation's development cooperation is based on medium to long-term partnerships and aims at empowering beneficiaries in the field. On the occasion of its 50 th anniversary in 2016, the Foundation has changed its name and logo and is now called partage.lu.
Currently, partage.lu supports 11 projects in Africa, Asia and Latin America: their main themes are food security, education, human rights and the fight against poverty.
Unity Foundation
Unity Foundation was established in Luxembourg in 1980 as a “public utility establishment”. In 1991, Unity Foundation was recognized by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs as a Non-Governmental Organization (NGO). Since its inception, Unity Foundation has been active in various education projects around the world. Currently Unity Foundation focuses its efforts on three lines of action: community schools, Preparation for Social Action program (PSA), and training centers.
The main objective of Unity Foundation is to empower local communities to take charge of their own moral and material development through educational projects, and therefore ensure their sustainability. Another line of action is the education for development in Luxembourg through the short-film “Mercy’s Blessings”.
SOS FAIM
SOS Faim was created in 1993 in Luxembourg to fight against hunger and poverty in the world by promoting another form of agriculture, more resilient and inclusive. The non-governmental organization deploys long-term support programs in partnership with 23 local organizations committed to the development of sustainable family farming in seven African countries.
SOS Faim strives for a world without hunger, more equitable, more united and respectful of the environment, where all people can live with dignity, in peace and by satisfying their basic needs.
