اليونان Array

Foundation for Mediterranean Cooperation

National Network

اليونان

Address

130 Solonos St.
Athens
اليونان

Telephone

(+30) 210.38.10.465

Telephone (other)

(+30) 21038.39.259

Fax

(+30) 210.38.05.113

E-Mail

fmc@infomedacoop.gr

E-Mail (2)

vicky@infomedacoop.gr

Mobile Phone

(+30) 6948018054

Mobile Phone (other)

(+30) 6993433034

Website

http://www.infomedacoop.gr

Organisation Type

Non-Governmental Organization

Year of Establishment

1995

Fields of Activity

Arts
Democracy and community development
Environment/Sustainable development
Heritage
Human rights
International/Cultural relations

General Information

1. FMC is composed by the board of directors, and the political and scientific councils. Staff: 3persons Partners: Vary, according the nature of activities. 2.Budgetary resources vary from 100.000€-300.00€/year 3.EU, Ministries, organizations and companies 4.Concrete projects: o “The Olympic Truce: through painting: Exhibition, workshops and conferences”(Syria,1994) o Creation of the women agrotouristic cooperative “Laodicea Products” in Lattakia (Syria), with the support of the Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs 5.Ministries of Greece, and foreign Ministries and NGOs 6.Main activities: - organization of international conferences - co-operation activities - consulting services - representation - sponsorship and organization of cultural events - participation in conferences and networks

Mission and Objectives

The Foundation for Mediterranean Cooperation (F.M.C.) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization (N.G.O.) with wide-scale international activities.
Taking into account the geopolitical position and central role of Greece in the broader region, the main purpose of the Foundation for Mediterranean Cooperation is to contribute to the development of the cooperation among the Mediterranean, South-eastern European and the Black Sea countries.
Within this context, the FMC gives special emphasis on the issues of national independence, friendship and cooperation among peoples, and to social justice based on democracy and human rights and aims at the creation of an open Citizen Society.

Main Projects / Activities

• I International Conference, “Mediterranean Cooperation and Development”, Kalamata, 1996.
• II International Conference, “The New Economic Era (Mediterranean - Balkans - Black Sea)”, Kozani, 1997.
• III International Conference, “The Perspectives of the New Economic Era Beyond the Year 2000 (Mediterranean - Balkans - Black Sea)”, Alexandroupolis, 1998.
• IV International Conference, “Citizens – Sustainable Development – Environment, (Mediterranean – Southeastern Europe - Black Sea)”, Athens, 2002.
• Twinning between: Kalamata(Greece) and Bizerta(Tunisia)
-The Prefecture of Messinia(Greece)
and Lattakia(Syria)
• “Artistic flair from Greece”: exhibition of Greek paintings in Syria
• “Artistic flair from Syria”: exhibition of Syrian paintings in Greece

Contact (1) Full Name

Mr. Katsikeas Vassilis

Head of the organisation

Mrs. Pantazopoulou Vicky

Contact (2) Full Name

Mr. Katsikeas Georgios

FOURNOS

National Network

اليونان

Address

MAVROMICHALI 168
ATHENS
اليونان

Telephone

++30.210.6460748

Telephone (other)

++30.210.6420451

Fax

++30.210.6470069

E-Mail

dodo@fournos-culture.gr

E-Mail (2)

daphne@fournos-culture.gr

Website

http://www.fournos-culture.gr

Organisation Type

Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation

Year of Establishment

1993

Fields of Activity

Arts
Media

General Information

1. Non Profit Association 8 persons staff 2. 3. Funding by institutions and ministries Contributions, E.C programs, via the tickets paid for the performances and events organized/ / sponsorships for specific events 4. Medi@terra International Art and Technology Festival/ Virtual Center Media Net (Culture 2000)/ Digitization of archives supported by the program Information Society. Projects for the promotion and presentation of contemporary art , seminars, participation in programs for career development of the Youth – Leonardo program

Mission and Objectives

Fournos is a center for digital culture situated in Athens, Greece that functions as a flexible Model in the research and production space of the Digital Culture of the 21st century. Fournos collaborates with a network of media and cultural centers, art institutions and scientific labs, with researchers, technologists, artists, philosophers, and representatives of cultural centers, of governmental and non-governmental organizations, aiming to explore new modes of cultural expression and create a platform for a broader public that can play an active role in the upcoming digital culture. Fournos believes

Main Projects / Activities

? Medi@terra International Art and Technology Festival co-organized by Fournos and supported by the Hellenic Ministry of Culture.
? RESEARCH Fournos conducts research on new forms of art, entertainment and training and continuously develops a cultural network of artists, centers, researchers, philosophers, technologists, activists.
? CURATING & RESIDENCIES Fournos supports and promotes the international media art in Greece and the Greek media art abroad. EDUCATION AND TRAINING Fournos organized a number of workshops, presentations and seminars.
? FOURNOS STAGE A Fournos hosts and co-produces performance, theatre plays, screenings , lectures round tables on art / new media.

Contact (1) Full Name

DODO SANTORINAIOS

Head of the organisation

DODO SANTORINAIOS

Contact (2) Full Name

DAPHNE DRAGONA

Free Movement Skateboarding

National Network

اليونان

Address

Feidippidou 25A
15344 Athens
اليونان

Telephone

6908920775

E-Mail

info@freemovementskateboarding.com

E-Mail (2)

denia@freemovementskateboarding.com

Website

http://www.freemovementskateboarding.com

Organisation Type

Non-Governmental Organization

Year of Establishment

2017

Fields of Activity

Youth and education

General Information

We are a small organisation consisting of four employees and dedicated volunteer instructors. Our annual budget is approximately 70k euros, made possible through various funding, including from key partners like THE SKATEROOM and Choose Love. Our mission revolved around using skateboarding as a powerful tool for positive change for youth. Our trusty van houses our mobile skatepark, carrying essential equipment to deliver free, accessible and inclusive skateboarding sessions throughout the Athens municipality. These sessions are open to all Athenian youth, but we prioritise underserved neighbourhoods with diverse communities. We aim to provide opportunities for youth to build skills, foster community and break down barriers. We believe skateboarding can empower and unite, creating lasting impact.

Mission and Objectives

Through skateboarding, Free Movement Skateboarding (FMS) supports the wellbeing, empowerment and social cohesion of youth in Athens, Greece. Together, on and off the board, we push for a welcoming and diverse Athenian skate scene and society.
FMS skateboarding sessions go beyond learning to skate and strive towards our three core values - wellbeing, empowerment and social cohesion - achieved through our skateboarding session delivery and wider youth development programming for socially excluded communities in Athens. With our mobile skatepark, we provide skateboarding in underserved communities by offering free of charge equipment and guidance, youth work discussions and an inclusive, welcoming and safe environment. We use a trauma informed approach to promote wellbeing through a yoga based warm up, whilst also encouraging youth to take a mindful approach to their skateboarding and the community around them. We empower all youth, with a focus on refugees, migrants and asylum seekers, girls and those with learning disabilities, by having them reflected in our coaching team as role models and discussing with them that if they can achieve on the board, they can achieve great things elsewhere. Social cohesion is achieved by creating the conditions for integration of diverse groups who wouldn't normally meet, sharing space in the skatepark and beyond. Long-term, this creates new connections from diverse participants in our sessions and the skate scene at large, giving youth the community they need to be empowered, healthy, active citizens, creating the changes they want to see in Athens.
Over the past year, we have been working with Concrete Jungle Foundation’s Edu-Skate Curriculum, a programme for youth personal development through skateboarding: going beyond skateboarding to empower youth with the tools to achieve and flourish, in order to be agents of change in their lives and communities through the Self-Determination Theory.

Main Projects / Activities

ince 2017, we have taught over 1100 sessions, with almost 3200 participants from our mobile skatepark. Of these, 39% are female and are from more than 62 different cultural backgrounds, all living in Athens.

FMS is designed to give access to the highest quality, sports based, trauma-informed youth work from trained professionals in the safest environment to marginalised youth. We meet the highest level of organisational competence and capacity as we are registered in both Greece as AMKE and the UK as a CIO under the Charity Commission, meeting the strict compliance regulations of both.

Our mobile skatepark gives crucial access to positive recreation to disadvantaged youth, allowing us to provide free equipment, trauma informed youth work and community building in a safe space. We deliver sessions in four different neighbourhoods throughout the week. This enables us to achieve three core aims:

1. Wellbeing: Skateboarding is mindful exercise, in which focus is necessary to learn new tricks, championing physical and mental health.
2. Empowerment: We create spaces in which women, people of colour, LGBTQI+ and other groups feel safe to develop their skills on and off the board.
3. Social Cohesion: Through the supportive, communal act of skateboarding, diverse youth share more than just space and build community.

Beyond public sessions, we implement an Edu-Skate curriculum, which teaches vital life skills to our participants, like persistence, respect, and courage.

We further help build and widen community by hosting events that brings the FMS community together with the wider local skate scene and others. Some smaller events are aimed at introducing new experiences and excitement to our participants.

Moreover, we are committed to advocacy work, continuously working to highlight and raise awareness about the challenges and realities faced by our community and the neighbourhoods we work in. This is an ongoing effort that highlights our dedication to making a lasting and meaningful impact.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

FMS is well-positioned to contribute to the network in our country by offering expertise in community building and advocacy, we have a strong understanding of our communities and neighbourhoods challenges and realities. Our unique approach to addressing the issues we aim to combat provides an interesting perspective. We believe in the importance of knowledge exchange and collaboration in fostering opportunities to learn from one another's experiences, unique strategies, and in enhancing collective efforts.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We want to join the ALF network because we believe in shared values and objectives. We see an opportunity to exchange ideas, learn from the community, and actively contribute more to fostering inclusive and accepting societies, and combatting racism. ALF offers a platform for collaboration, amplifying our impact in pursuing our aims.

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Contact (1) Full Name

Denia Nicolas

Job Title

Core Team Member

Head of the organisation

Will Ascott

FULL HOUSE PROMOTION

National Network

اليونان

Address

18 Sikelianou & 2 Nikolakopoulou Str, N. Psychiko, 115 25
Athens
اليونان

Telephone

+30 210 6713609

Fax

+30 210 6713609

E-Mail

info@fullhousepromotion.gr

E-Mail (2)

xpoly@hotmail.com

Mobile Phone

+30 6932 436034

Website

http://www.fullhousepromotion.gr

Organisation Type

Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation

Year of Establishment

2005

Fields of Activity

Arts
International/Cultural relations

General Information

1. A non profit organization of cultural activities. Staff is employed according to project ranging from 2 people to dozens. 2. It is a project based company, therefore according to projects it receives its annual fund resources 3. State funding and sponsorships from national and international institutions 4. Organizing of workshops, festivals, intercultural and international projects, residencies, cultural and artistic exchanges, PR services. 5. Griffon dance co (GR), Art Link (RO), Red House (BG), Lokomotiva (FYROM) for the Balkan Dance Platform

Mission and Objectives

Full house promotion is a project for the development of artists through reinforcement of their professional career and attempts at international visibility and exposure. Partnerships on local and international level will occur according to the needs of each project.
FHP aims at filling the gaps of Greek cultural policy through disseminating of information, promotion, educational programs, development possibilities and communication in all the activities involving contemporary arts.
FHP aims at creating opportunities for the younger generations
of artists with fresh ideas and an international focus.

Main Projects / Activities

Full house promotion aims at the professional development of Greek contemporary arts through international collaborations and projects. Its activities include:
a) organizing of workshops, training classes, exchanges and residencies
b) organization of events and international festivals
c) services in promotion and communication on national and international level.
One of its main project is curating and organizing the Balkan Dance Platform, a biannual festival for young artists from the Balkan region, that attracts a large number of international visitors.

Contact (1) Full Name

Mrs Christina Polychroniadou

General Archives of Greece-Historical Archives-Museum of Epirus

National Network

اليونان

Address

Dionysiou Filosofou and Glykydon
452 21 Ioannina, Greece
Ioannina
اليونان

Telephone

30-26510-34469

Telephone (other)

30-26510-28308

Fax

30-26510-34469

E-Mail

martharpap@yahoo.com

E-Mail (2)

archprio@otenet.gr

Mobile Phone

6970973000

Organisation Type

Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation

Year of Establishment

1938

Fields of Activity

Environment/Sustainable development
International/Cultural relations
Research
Youth and education

General Information

I am the Director of General Archives of Greece-Historical Archives of Epirus and the President of the Museum of Historical Archives of Epirus. My one-year Harvard experience, as fellow for the year 2006-2007, has exposed me to variety of opportunities and obstacles in my country's economy. I want to interact with the outstanding faculty of Anna Lihn Euro-Mediterranean Foundation to share your experiences and draw on your opinions. Because Anna Lihn Euro-Mediterranean Foundation is one of the nation's most highly regarded one I would like to be actively involved in your foundation to help enrich cultural dimensions in Epirus. I will be grateful to establish a cooperation in Epirus and we will grant the necessary time to fulfil your experience.

Mission and Objectives

Our purpose is to educate citizens in the art of freedom.Our purpose also is to educate new generation that Africa is the mother country and all the countries around the world come from it.
Additionally, another challenge might be the coordination with other museums around different countries, sharing information and administration, sharing resources and works of art. However, to protect our environment means environmental “security” according to Queen Noor. It is also very important for us and “must be viewed by the community of states as a vital global interest”. Preceding this idea working individually in our diversities we know how to work in groups. So, we emphasize in natural security and peace by having international symbols.

Main Projects / Activities

My twenty-three year experience in the Ministry of Education has exposed me to variety of opportunities and obstacles never before have been imagined. I want to interact with the Anna Lihn Euro-Mediterranean Foundation's members to share my experiences and draw on their opinions. I also want to be actively involved in student clubs to help enrich learning and cultural dimensions in Anna Lihn Euro-Mediterranean Foundation. I will have in your program and in your environment to do my global leadership skills.
By appraising the possibility to modify traditional methods argued in Archives and to invent new approaches as e-learning education I hope to establish the new model through my experience as teacher and a researcher.

Contact (1) Full Name

Martha Papadopoulou

Head of the organisation

Martha Papadopoulou, PhD

Contact (2) Full Name

Zagorisiou Basiliki

Global Action

National Network

اليونان

Address

KARAOLI & DIMITRIOU 64
185-34 PIRAEUS
اليونان

Telephone

+30 210 41 11 105

Telephone (other)

+30 210 41 10 285

Fax

+30 210 41 10 288

E-Mail

info@globalaction.gr

E-Mail (2)

kartelia@globalaction.gr

Mobile Phone

+30 6942 550 363

Mobile Phone (other)

+30 6944 580 099

Website

http://www.globalaction.gr

Organisation Type

Non-Governmental Organization

Year of Establishment

2002

Fields of Activity

Environment/Sustainable development
International/Cultural relations
Others
Youth and education

General Information

1. Global Action is governed by the General Assembly and the Governing Board (3 members). It employs 4 people (permanent staff), while all project teams created receive additional support by a pool of experts and/or strategic allies that contribute best-of-class experience and knowledge to the project team. 2. Last year Global Action received funds from the Greek Ministry of Employment and several other private companies (in the form of sponsoring) in order to complete its actions. 3. Greek Ministries, private companies, contribution of members, International Organizations, European Union. 4. Periodical publication of a Newsletter, Seminars that promote employment, Studies on several social issues, Conferences. 5. Member of the Greek Foreign Ministry’s “Cooperation for Development Worldwide”, Member of the “Greek Platform of Developmental N.G.O.’s”, Member of the Platform “GCAP-Greece” (Global Call Against Poverty), cooperation with other N.G.O.’s.

Mission and Objectives

Its aim is to spread the values of democracy, freedom, equal rights and social justice in Greece and the developing countries of the world.
Global Action wishes to implement:
a) actions that contribute in the sustainable and viable growth of the planet, in the environmental and developmental education, with the attendance of local institutions,
b) actions that help less privileged groups of the population (young people, women, minority groups) to integrate in the job market,
c) developmental programs that aim in the economic and social growth of developing countries.

Main Projects / Activities

Participant in an Equal-EU program on reducing unemployment in Greece- Greek Ministry of Employment,
Field study on the fight against school escape in Greece – Greek Ministry of Education,
Appointment of the archaeological heritage of the Municipality of Purgos in Peloponnesse – Greek Ministry of Employment,
Organization of a cultural festival for the appointment of Greek culture in Glyfada, Athens – Greek Ministry of Employment.

Contact (1) Full Name

Kartelia Maria

Head of the organisation

Grigorakis Alkibiadis

Contact (2) Full Name

Grigoriadou Maria

GNOSI ANAPTIXIAKI NGO

National Network

اليونان

Address

20 Karaoli Dimitriou
55131 Thessaloniki
اليونان

Telephone

00302310410121

E-Mail

paris@gnosianaptixiaki.gr

Organisation Type

Non-Governmental Organization

Year of Establishment

1997

Fields of Activity

Democracy and community development
Gender
International/Cultural relations
Others
Research
Youth and education

General Information

GNOSI ANAPTIXIAKI AMKE is a non-governmental, non-political and non-profit making, national based development agency situated in Thessaloniki, Greece. It has been established in 1997. In particular, the core competencies of GNOSI ANAPTIXIAKI AMKE are described as follows: Supporting development activities of agents and organizations: Strategic planning and studies on optimal use of funding resources Management of projects financed by European Community and national funds Elaboration of projects’ technical reports Communicative policy support Provision of consulting and technical expertise Promoting regional and local development: Development studies of geographical areas Local development planning projects regarding human resources Studies for the establishment and operation of employment support structures Industrial studies Assessment of interventions and policies at local and regional level Cross-border co-operation development studies and activities

Mission and Objectives

GNOSI ANAPTIXIAKI NGO has been established with the aim to promote the following objectives:

Implementation, management and evaluation of technical development and human aid projects in Greece and abroad

The evaluation of programs of humanitarian and technical assistance aid

The conduct of studies and the provision of training services on the above

The provision of planning, management, implementation and evaluation of development and humanitarian programs on behalf of institutions, organizations and other NGOs

The undertaking of sub-contracting activities from other NGOs and the participation in consortia of projects

The implementation of human resources’ development programs, as well as projects confronting social inclusion and unemployment in local level

The organization of meetings and congresses and the publication of books and reports, regarding matters of humanitarian, food and technical assistance aid

Main Projects / Activities

Community Initiative: European Territorial Cooperation Programme Greece-Bulgaria 2007-2013
Year 2012
Project title: Integrated Program for skills enhancement of human resources in fashion sectors and facilitation of employees’ mobility in the cross-border region – SKILLS IN FASHION”
Final Beneficiary: Hellenic Fashion Industry Association
Description
The general objective of the project is the development of a system for improving and certifying the human resources’ quality and facilitating labor force mobilization in the cross-border region through pilot advisory actions and e-learning practices.
Project title: Small Mediterranean Insular Light Industries Enhancement and Support
Length of Project: 01.05.2009 - 31.03.2012
Acronym: SMILIES
The project brings together Local Authorities, Chambers of Commerce, SME Associations, Technical Centers, Training and R&D providers and Universities for developing existing industrial SMEs' and industry start-ups' innovation projects.
Framework: RIS+ Central Macedonia: Implementation of RTP Action Plan" Project
Year: 2001
Project title: Agro-biotechnology Promotion
Assignor: Aristotle University of Thessaloniki - Research Committee
Year: 2000
Project title: Re-editing of the National Economic Development Plan 2000-2006, in co-operation with the Bulgarian Government, particularly regarding the 4th Priority "Human Resource Development and Living Conditions"
Assignor/ Final Beneficiary: European Commission/ Bulgarian Center
Year: 1999
Project title: SME s' technological innovation and employment in the Greek Retail Trade
Assignor/ Final Beneficiary: European Commission (G. D. V ) Industrial relations & social dialogue
Participation in many Article 6 FSE & EQUAL's programs
Framework Programme: Erasmus+
Year: 2015
Project title: «Developing New Skills for the ExtroversionSpecializations of Fashion Industry in Europe»
Client: National Scholarship Foundation - National Authority of the Erasmus+ Programme for Greece
Framework Programme: Erasmus+
Year: 2015
Project title: «School-to-Work for Higher education students with disabilities in Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina and Montenegro" (Trans2Work)»
Client: EACEA

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

GNOSI ANAPTIXIAKI NGO has implemented and/or provided technical assistance to a wide array of projects that support social dialogue, the understanding between various community groups, and ultimately the local and regional development.
GNOSI ANAPTIXIAKI NGO can offer our country Network extensive experience and expertise in designing and implementing future actions. In addition, it can help the Network identify and take advantage of various funding opportunities at national and international level.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

The mission and the objectives of the ALF Network are fully aligned with those of GNOSI ANAPTIXIAKI NGO. By joining the Network, not only will we be able to levarage our networks but also to achieve greater synergies and more far-reaching results in collaboration with like-minded stakeholders.

Contact (1) Full Name

Mr. Konstantinos Parisopoulos

Job Title

EU Project Specialist

Head of the organisation

Dr. Miltiadis Stampoulis

GOVERNMENT TO YOU (Gov2u)

National Network

اليونان

Address

Chlois 31, Maroussi
Athens
اليونان

Telephone

3.02E+11

Fax

3.02E+11

E-Mail

evika@gov2u.com

E-Mail (2)

info@gov2u.com

Mobile Phone

3.07E+11

Website

http://www.gov2u.com

Organisation Type

Non-Governmental Organization

Year of Establishment

2005

Fields of Activity

Democracy and community development
Human rights
Research
Youth and education

General Information

It has 3 persons as permanent staff and a group of external research associates. For 2006 so far resources are 140.0000 euros mainly from European projects We work on concrete projects, organization of events (workshops, seminars, conferences) and research activities Partners include CIVICUS (www.civicus.org) SCYTL(www.scytl.org) International Teledemocracy Center (http://itc.napier.ac.uk/) HP Nethrlands (http://welcome.hp.com/country/nl/nl/welcome.html) WorldEgov Forum (http://welcome.hp.com/country/nl/nl/welcome.html)

Mission and Objectives

Gov2u (http://www.gov2u.com/ ) was founded in 2005 with the intention of harnessing the potential of ICTs as vital tools for the improvement of representative democracy. The main crux of our activities is the research on edemocracy and civil society issues as well as the development and deployment of open source enabling technologies to facilitate legislative information gathering and dissemination and citizens empowerment. In parallel, we are involved in the targeted dissemination of knowledge and best practice on edemocracy and civil society issues through the organization of, and participation in, conferences, meetings, seminars and publications

Main Projects / Activities

• Development of Gov2DemOSS, an open source, generic, informative and collaborative e-participation platform. Currently implemented in the US and soon in Spain
• Partner, in the EU co-funded “Virtual Desktop for the Mobile Elected Official – e-Representative project” FP6 -2004-26985 project. It investigates the potential impact of a "virtual elected representative's desktop" to support the work of elected officials by making legislative services more effective and more tailored to meet their individual requirements.
• Knowledge dissemination activities, including a number of workshops at the 2nd National Conference with International Participation on "Electronic Democracy - Challenges of the Digital Era" and the 7th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research (dgo 2006) in San Diego, California.
• Partner in the World eGov Forum

Contact (1) Full Name

Evika Karamagioli

Head of the organisation

Vasilis Koulolias

Contact (2) Full Name

Yasmin Mazhari

Grèce

Le réseau grec de la FAL, créé en 2005, compte actuellement 128 organisations de la société civile (OSC) et d’autres institutions pertinentes travaillant dans de nombreux secteurs différents et provenant de toutes les régions de Grèce.

Le chef du réseau national grec est la Fondation hellénique pour la culture et la fonction de co-chef du réseau est assurée par les Sociétés unies des Balkans, élues et désignées par vote populaire. Afin d’assurer un fonctionnement plus efficace et de mieux coordonner les membres au niveau local, des points d’attention prioritaires ont été désignés en fonction de la localisation géographique.

Notre vision est l’inclusion d’organisations actives ayant un impact social sur la communauté locale, leur autonomisation et leur formation pour accroître leurs compétences, un espace sûr pour l’échange de pratiques et d’expériences, en plus de la coopération au sein du réseau et de la communauté de la FAL dans son ensemble. Le respect des principes, des valeurs et des idéaux de la Fondation régit l’ensemble de la vision du réseau grec.

En termes de caractère et d’orientation, le réseau grec se compose d’une variété d’organisations issues de multiples secteurs ; il aspire à être un échantillon représentatif de la société civile grecque, mais aussi du monde universitaire, bien que la plupart des membres soient des organisations de petite ou moyenne taille, encourageant l’autogestion locale et les initiatives collectives.

Governance Structure

Governance Model - Report Greece Feb 2023.pdf

Internal Rules

Internal Network Rules-Greece Feb 23.pdf

Network Facebook Page

https://www.facebook.com/anna.lindh.hellas

Greece

The Greek Network of the ALF was created in 2005 and currently counts for 128 institutions of civil society organisations and other relevant institutions, working in many different fields, from all parts of Greece.

The Hellenic Foundation for Culture is the Head of the Greek National Network and the United Societies of Balkans is the Co-head of the Network, which was appointed as such and endorsed by popular vote. In order to function more efficiently and better coordinate members at the local level, focal points, based on geographic location, were introduced.

Our vision is the inclusion of active organisations with a social impact on the local community, their empowerment and training to increase skills, a safe space for the exchange of practices and experiences, in addition to cooperation within the Νetwork and within the ALF community at large. Respect for the principles, values, and ideals of the Foundation governs the entire vision of the Greek Network.

In terms of its character and orientation, the Greek Network consists of a variety of organisations from varied fields, aspiring to be a representative sample of Greek civil society, but also in academia, although most are either small or medium-sized organisations, encouraging local self-governance and collective initiatives.

Governance Structure

Governance Model - Report Greece Feb 2023.pdf

Internal Rules

Internal Network Rules-Greece Feb 23.pdf

الخلفية التاريخية لشبكتك

The Greek Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation was created in 2005 and is counting numerous institutions of civil society from all parts of Greece as members. These institutions cover a large scale of actions regarding culture, human rights, arts and the protection of vulnerable social groups.

The Greek Culture Foundation is the head and coordinator of the Greek National Network. Co-head of the Network is a non-profit organization, the United Societies of Balkans. Other members of the National Network include Greek cultural and social institutions. In furtherance of the objectives of the Anna Lindh Foundation in Greece, the heads coordinate the planning and the management of the basic structures and communication channels between members and non-members or the network Network.

They also represent and promote opinions, ideas and concerns to the administration of the Anna Lindh Foundation In the meetings they organize regularly, they also consider the expansion and development of the National Network.

The members of our network have developed many activities with institutions of other countries, members of the Network. The Greek Culture Foundation has organised several international activities of the foundation taking place in Greece. In order to function more efficiently, we have internally selected 3 focal points to cover the entire country. The responsibilities of these three are to better coordinate members at the local level, to organize and coordinate activities in their communities based on the local needs and to help with the dissemination of the Network in order to recruit more members.

Network Facebook Page

https://www.facebook.com/anna.lindh.hellas