Projects and commitments

Over the past few years, the City has undertaken an increasing number of initiatives geared towards fostering international relations: bilateral cooperation agreements, cross-border programmes, expressions of international solidarity, inter-cultural exchanges, involvement in city networks, and programmes to enhance the attractiveness of Luxembourg City and develop its international presence.

The City of Luxembourg is a member of Minett-Kompost, the inter-communal syndicate responsible for managing organic waste. Luxembourg chose to join the syndicate primarily to simplify the waste-sorting process. In the past, residents had to think carefully about what they could put in the brown bin for organic waste, but now things have become much easier.

General development plan (PAG), special development plans (PAP), urban projects, works in progress, and completed projects.

Municipal social plans, municipal integration plan, housing, people with disabilities and gender equality.

The City of Luxembourg seeks to protect the environment with the aim of improving the health, well-being and quality of life of all its residents, while making the city an attractive destination for employers and investors.

A smart city, also known as a connected city, uses cutting-edge technology to offer a wide range of high-quality services in a number of areas such as mobility, housing, the environment, safety and education.

Customisable, interactive online publication tools enabling users to insert all sorts of information about the city using the City's mapping products.