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Non-profit Artistic/Cultural Society, directed by a three-member board elected every years by a general assembly. Budgetary resources available in a year: €0-50,000 Funded by Government Ministries, private sponsors, municipalities. Actions: Concerts by various ensembles in Greece and abroad; CD releases.

PRAXIS is a youth non-governmental organization in Serres, in North Greece which has activities in culture, media and environmental fields. It was founded in 1995 in order to offer a broad spectrum of cultural activities to the town youth and involve them in cultural issues.PRAXIS aims to create international opportunities for youth development - to strengthen dialogue between authorities and youth groups,  to improve the job opportunities of young people.PRAXIS works as a sending and a hosting EVS organization since 1998 (HEI n. 2013-GR-19) and co-operates with the municipal cultural center of Serres, several Greek universities, local University, UNESCO and other institutions.In radio “Rodon fm”, volunteers of PRAXIS have their programme with current news and informationElectronically Campaigns via social media on sensitive social issues cooperating with international organizations on the “international days” and promote via radio spots on air with social messages international and European campaigns. Young people express their ideas, music via radio show and broadcasts via blogs and e-magazines.For the implementation of its activities, PRAXIS involves several active volunteers with high expertise on the design and delivery of such actions. The team includes:• Project manager with over 15 years of experience in mobility EU projects (both hosting and sending)• Project writer and manager with over 7 years of experience in designing, writing and implementing EU funded projects• Legal advisor• Financial advisor• IT expert• Volunteers with experience in delivering educational programs, etc.

Prosxima Dance Company works as a collective of artists, allowing for diversity to emerge and be integrated in the creative process. Its productions vary in context, structure and choreographic style and they have been presented in different performing platforms such as museums, theatre stages, industrial and open spaces, etc. The artistic direction is shared between Maria Koliopoulou and Dimitra Kritikidi, both graduates of the Laban Center for Movement and Dance. Please visit www.prosxima.gr for detailed information

The Public Benefit Enterprise of Culture Environment Youth and Athletics of the Municipality of Ioannina (KEPPNADI) is the largest and most important cultural organisation in the region of Epirus Greece. It consists of the Cultural Centre of Ioannina, the Municipal Conservatory, the Schools of Modern and Traditional Dance, the Visual Arts Workshop, the daily Centres of Creative Activity for Children and the Intercultural Center for Social Integration “Akadimia”. The main axis of the Enterprise activity is divided between events organisation and management and art education. The Enterprise manages two main venues (with capacity of 650 and 200 seated respectively) and hosts all kinds of activities (conferences, music concerts, film screenings, art exhibitions, dance performances, live theatre etc). The Enterprise is mainly funded by the Municipality of Ioannina. Other sources of income are school fees and ticket sales. The annual budget of the Enterprise for the year 2022 is 1.750.000,00€ . The organisation is managed by a Board with eleven (11) members. Staff is comprised of 168 of various job roles.
The Enterprise has a long and fruitful collaboration with national and local authorities (Ministry of Culture, Prefectureof Epirus, University of Ioannina etc ), foreign Embassies and Cultural Institutions in Greece (Embassy of the Czech Republic, Embassy of the Republic of Slovakia, Embassy of Israel, Embassy of Azerbaijan, The Goethe Institute, The Hellenic American Union, Italian Cultural Institute in Athens etc), NGO's (UNHCR Greece, IOM Greece, Open Society Foundation etc)

“Public Benefit Organisation of Kavala City” with the designation Dimofelia is the result, firstly, of the conversion (O.G.G. B’ 182/25.2.2010) of DANEK which operated from 2003 (O.G.G.B΄1010/22.06.2003) and secondly of the merging and abolition of the existing Public Benefit Organizations of the Municipality of Kavala (O.G.G. B’ 657/20.4.2011). Dimofelia consists of six Departments: • General Director  • Cultural Department • Sports & Education Department • Cultural Tourism & Communication Department • Exploitation Department • Administration & Financial Management Department • Development & Environment Department Dimofelia’s personnel have experience on: • Urban and Regional Development studies • Search for economic resources and subsidies • EU projects coordination, financial monitoring, reporting and evaluation • Event and Conference organization • Consultancy to unemployed persons and to persons with special needs • Organization of many events, conferences, and project meetings taking place under the above mentioned projects. • Administration of tourist, cultural & sports units

Rhodes Centre for Historical and Social Research - Rhodes Project SCE is a not-for-profit, eight members, social cooperative enterprise governed by a three members administrative committee. It doesn't employ staff permanently but according to the operational needs. The budget for 2015 was roughly 4.000 Euros; while for 2016 it will rise at 20.000 Euros. Funding sources are research projects, commissioned directly or acquired through partnerships with universities. Additionally, interested organisations order policy analyses. Main operation of Rhodes Project SCE is the conduct of research, surveys and studies and its dissemination through social media or conferences. It also organises yearly a colloquium for academics and professionals from across Europe. Rhodes Project SCE collaborates closely with the Department of Primary Education of the University of Aegean, CFAPS centre of the University of Teesside, the European Group for the Study of Deviance and Social Control and the Marc de Montalembert foundation.