Venezuela Earthquake Response: emergency.lu Delivers a Full-Spectrum Deployment in Support of International Relief Efforts
Following Venezuela’s devastating double earthquake, emergency.lu delivered a fully comprehensive international deployment, combining satellite communications, UNDAC field support and humanitarian stockpile assistance. Together with CGDIS experts deployed through the EUCPT, seven Luxembourgish specialists worked side-by-side to strengthen coordination, connectivity and lifesaving relief operations.
Milestone for Sustainable Community Connectivity: ETC Sahel Project Final Report Published
emergency.lu congratulates the ETC on the Sahel Project, which successfully expanded community connectivity and digital inclusion. Supported by Luxembourg, the initiative delivered a sustainable, locally driven model and contributed to the development of global Connectivity as Aid Standards.
The Long Journey of Ranger‑170: A Veteran of Humanitarian Connectivity
Ranger‑170, a 2.4 m satellite antenna, has supported humanitarian missions since 2012, demonstrating durability, adaptability, and sustainability through refurbishment and redeployment across crises from Nepal to Chad.
2025 in Review: Responding at Scale to Global Crises
2025 was marked by an unprecedented breadth of humanitarian operations, with the emergency.lu team responding swiftly and effectively to crises across the globe.
EU MEDEVAC from Gaza to Luxembourg
In response to a joint request from the European Commissioner for Humanitarian Aid and Crisis Response and the European Commissioner for Health, Luxembourg is participating in the European MEDEVAC medical evacuation program for injured or sick people from the Gaza Strip. This operation is part of a call for assistance issued by the World Health […]
Vaccine Refrigerators & Transport Boxes to Gaza
Luxembourg has provided, through the EU humanitarian response capacity, medical and logistical support including:
100 Electricity Generators to Ukraine
Following Ukraine’s request through the European Union’s (EU) Civil Protection Mechanism, Luxembourg’s Development Cooperation has decided to send 100 electricity generators.
