Luxembourg has been an essential supporter of the Global Fund since its inception. With contributions totaling more than €62.45 million to date, Luxembourg is one of the Global Fund’s largest donors per capita, and the country has steadily increased its pledges over time. Since 2009, Luxembourg has dedicated 1% of GNI each year to official development assistance, making the country one of the most generous donors among members of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
In May 2022, Luxembourg was among the first donors to pledge for the Global Fund’s Seventh Replenishment. Since then, Luxembourg has announced an increase to their pledge twice, in December 2022 and in November 2023. The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg committed €15.45 million for the period 2023-2025, representing a more than 70% increase over their contribution for the Sixth Replenishment (covering 2020-2022).
In December 2021, Luxembourg announced an additional contribution to the Sixth Replenishment amounting to €2 million towards the Global Fund’s efforts to support the international response in the fight against COVID-19 .
Peter Sands meets with the Members of the Committees on Health and Foreign Affairs – Chamber of Deputies, Luxembourg, May 2022
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Pledges and contributions
Data updated on: 16 April 2024
Cumulative
Total pledged
€68.6 million
Total contributed
€62.45 million
Seventh Replenishment (2023-2025)
Total pledged
€15.45 million
Total contributed
€9.3 million
Pledges and contributions by replenishment
Contributions listed exclude technical assistance.
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02 February 2023
Global Fund Praises Luxembourg’s Additional Pledge, Bringing Total Contribution to €14.7 million
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31 May 2022
Luxembourg Increases Pledge by 30% for Global Fund’s Seventh Replenishment
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21 December 2021
Global Fund Applauds Luxembourg’s Contribution to the COVID-19 Response Mechanism
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15 November 2016
Luxembourg Secures Commitment to Global Fight against AIDS, TB and Malaria