5 rue essahab riadh el andalous ariana tunisie
tunis
Tunisia
- Gender
- International/Cultural relations
- Youth and education
Méditerravenir Tunisie promeut un dialoque interrive Sud-Sud-Nord, grâce auquel elle met au premier plan les femmes et les jeunes. Chaque année, l’association organise des Matins Multiculturels et monte parallèlement des projets de plus grande ampleur, tels que le 3ème Congrès sur le Dialogue Sud-Nord à Tunis en 2012, la journée d’études organisée en 2013 à l’Assemblée Nationale française ou encore la journée d’études « la femme rurale au Maghreb, transition et perspectives » (février 2015) en préparation du 4ème Congrès de Milan sur le dialogue Sud-Nord "Les communautés rurales : ne plus les oublier" (octobre 2015).
Méditerravenir Tunisie has partners in Belgium (Fondation du Dialogue Sud-Nord Méditerranée), France (GREF, Université Savoie-Mont-Blanc) and Algeria (ISGP d'Alger). It counts 5 active members and 5 non-active ones. On March 2016, 2 500 TND are available on the association bank account. Sources of funding are mainly public ones, or from partners (foundations...). This year, Méditerravenir staff will start to collect funds through organizing associative events (selling of cakes, call for donations... ). Each year, Méditerravenir Tunisie welcomes civic service volunteers and interns. The association organizes exchanges between mediterranean South and North and takes part in international events as well as national ones: "3ème Congrès sur le Dialogue Sud-Nord" (Tunis, 2012); workshop « La femme rurale au Maghreb, transition et perspectives » (Tunis, february 2015); "4ème Congrès du dialogue Sud-Nord Méditerranée" (Milan, october 2015)... Besides, the association organizes one "Matin Multiculturel" each quarter. The first is scheduled on March, 26 about "l'Identité Méditerranéenne de la Tunisie".
Two projects are being built this year. The first one is about a road trip from South to North across Mediterranean sea to promote gender equality and give space to women on both mediterranean sides. This road should wear the name of Fatima. The second one is a training program which is aimed to improve women professional insertion and participation on labor force market.
Méditerravenir Tunisie could propose its expertise in its respective fields such as women training/promotion and intercultural exchanges and dialog. Besides, as young volunteer/members belong to the association, they may contribute with new and original ideas and, doing this, contribute to dynamise the network. Also, they would be able to quickly adapt themselves to the network needs.
Méditerravenir works on women promotion, intergenerational links, youth promotion and intercultural dialog through mediterranean sides. All these fields are also FAL ones. Besides, joining the network, Méditerravenir may get more contacts, find more partners to work further and more efficiently in these fields. Debates, exchanges and dialog within the network are opportunities to foster mediterranean dialog and peace.