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تقديم دروس الدعم ملتقى الإشراق لتجويد القرآن الكريم مهن التدريس مراحل انشاء المقاولات والتعاونيات club learning أنشطة صحية و رياضية ترفيهية وبيئية وتحسيسية دعم ضحايا الزلزال دعم الفئة الهشة اثناء جائحة كورونا

The Royal Film Commission's activities fall within three main categories:

Production support: the RFC provides support to film and television productions in Jordan. This includes, but is not limited to: location scouting and spotting, facilitating the procurement of location permits, providing customs clearances, and providing assistance production cost reduction by locating cost-effective services. It also provides some production support and advice for independent filmmakers. In addition, the RFC promotes Jordan as a filming location.

Training: the RFC provides emerging film-makers and professionals, from Jordan and the region, with various training opportunities in all fields of film and television production. It regularly organizes seminars and workshops which are usually free of charge. Since its establishment, the RFC has also built several partnerships, including an annual workshops held in partnership with the University Of Southern California, as well as a Screenwriters’ lab (Rawi) held in partnership with the Sundance Institute. These partnerships play an important role in providing the know-how and adding value to the RFC’s educational programs.

Promoting film culture: the RFC organizes regular screenings with local or international partners. Films – narrative, documentaries and shorts - are selected on the basis of their quality; they usually are premiere movies in Jordan. The RFC holds screenings in Amman as well as in the various Governorates. Screenings are usually followed by a discussion with filmmakers.

KIRKAYAK KÜLTÜR Started as a culture arts initiative in 2007 by a group of academics, lawyers, doctors and journalists from Gaziantep, Kırkayak Kültür was established as a non-profit NGO in 2011 as Kırkayak Culture Art and Nature Association Kırkayak Kültür works with disadvantaged groups, refugees and migrants in order to contribute to social cohesion and culture of coexistence. Kirkayak's actions are designed to increase social development, to promote democratic values and to create the conditions of a culturally rich life. While following this mission, Kırkayak Kültür aims to improve and extend the cooperation between the artisans, culture-arts activists and non-governmental organizations in Turkey, the Middle East and Europe. Accordingly, it cooperates with artisans, non-governmental organizations, municipalities and local initiatives. Kırkayak Kültür's programs are in the fields of Culture & Arts, Gender Equality, Media, Migration and Refugees and Dom Research with a social development-oriented, participatory and multi-voice approach. A vital component of Gaziantep’s cultural and intellectual life, Kırkayak Kültür hosts its actions in two separate locations in Gaziantep: “Kırkayak Kültür – Art Center” and “Kırkayak Kültür – Center for Migration and Cultural Studies”. Kırkayak believes that sharing art and cultural space increases mutual understanding and sensitivities and helps to overcome cultural differences and prejudices. Culture and Arts Program Kırkayak Kültür carries out cultural art programs with the idea that the revival of cultural life and urban belonging will lead to the development of modern citizenship in Anatolian cities with rich cultural heritage. It believes that urban development shaped by culture, artistic relations and social cohesion is important not only for Turkey but its integration to the world. It advocates that the independent cultural spaces created with the Art Center are important areas of encounter as voluntarily involved and supported by the unifying power of art. It empowers a neighbor culture with a cultural equality perspective. Kırkayak Art Center works together with artists from Syria, and organizes activities and exhibitions to get their works reach to both communities and get the artists from both countries together with artists and art-lovers in national and worldwide platforms. In this context, Kırkayak Art Center organizes film festivals, movie screenings, photograph and painting exhibitions, theatre performances and various culture-art activities and offers artists “an open space”. It endeavors to make create a space for the subject in the public sphere with a rights-based and egalitarian perspective. It values the production of testimonies and supports the solidarity practices created by joint production and sharing. The Art Center cooperates with local, national and international non-governmental organizations and art initiatives, as well as local and public institutions. It believes that permanent transformations can be achieved by involving different partners in the process. Migrants and Refugees Program Following the wave of migrants and refugees from Syria to Gaziantep and neighbouring cities, since its establishment Kırkayak’s priority has been to help people of Syria and Turkey living together in harmony. Inspired from “right to asylum is a human right” upon the philosophical works ranging from Kant to Derrida under the theme of radical hospitality, Kırkayak Kültür organizes right-based Works with Migrants and Refugees to support the learning process of people from Syria and Turkey on how to live together, and conducts “social cohesion” oriented activities. These right based actions are programmed under the theme of (?) Works with Migrants and Refugees. In Works with Migrants and Refugees Kırkayak Kültür; aims to support the learning process of people from Syria and Turkey how to live together, and conducts “social cohesion” oriented activities. This program aims to straighten the thighs between academy and the field by organizing training sessions, collaboration with different partners such as GAR Academy, Wilfrid Laurier University (Feyzi Baban and Kim Rygiel). Kırkayak Kültür takes place in international platforms, being aware that migration has both local and international effects. It is the Turkey representative of CCRM (Cross-Regional Center for Refugees and Migrants Network), which brings together 20 institutions that work for the access to rights and social cohesion of migrants from the Middle East and Asian countries. Another vital component of the Works with Migrants and Refugees is research based actions aiming to increase the knowledge sharing among the scholars, researchers, activists on the issues relating to refugee and migrant studies. Mutfak|| Matbakh Program Mutfak || Matbakh Workshop is a collective space where life practices are acquired by women from local and refugee communities. It was founded in 2015 as a result of meetings with activists, academics, NGO workers, women from refugee and local communities living in Gaziantep to create a mutual living space for all. The kitchen is considered as the place of production and within the workshop; cooking workshops, arts and culture activities, academic researches, workshops and panels are carried out. The workshop is based on the practices of living together. Through the cooking workshops in the Mutfak || Matbakh named Mutfak Na (Our Kitchen), where mutual prejudices are being overcome and cultures are exchanged through women from local and refugee communities coming together to cook dishes of Syrian and Turkish cuisine and experience the city by taking part in the public spaces and museums. Three different workshops held with the participation of field workers, academicians and participants from Gaziantep and the neighbor cities under the titles of Labor, Art and Space where migration and gender considered under the titles. Other projects implemented under the program; an art workshop and exhibition titled Women Solidarity for Art, a report and a video-series about the difficulties and changes that migrant women have experienced in working life during the pandemic titled ‘’The Voice of the Subject: Migrant Women’s Labor During the Pandemic Period’’, a video-art project screened within the scope of the 5th Istanbul Design Biennial titled Golden Water: Olive and Olive Oil Landscapes. Mutfak || Matbakh Workshop continues to work for the development of the culture of life with the solidarity it has established with all these works. Dom Research Program The association runs culture and arts workshops in neighborhoods with Dom populations -one of the three communities forming the Gypsy population in the world- to support the education and school attendance of children in Turkey. Researchers at the association have been conducting academic and non-academic researchers, field visits and a mapping study on such needs of Dom groups in the Middle East. Currently, they are carrying a study on the living conditions and problems of Syrian Dom communities in Jordan and Lebanon, together with possible solutions. Kırkayak Kültür has been actively informing NGOs and public institutions, and accelerating bureaucratic procedures and processes in order to secure the necessary permits for the tent sites established by the Dom groups in the region and to establish a network among local and international organizations supporting the rights of Dom communities. Under this program, Kırkayak Kültür implemented a protection project for Dom communities to access their rights through involvement of registration process as well as published reports for their access to basic human rights; The Dom: The Other Asylum Seekers from Syria Report, Encouraging Integration and Social Cohesion of Syrian Dom Immigrants Proposal for a Regional Social Inclusion Strategy Turkey, Lebanon and Jordan, “Being educated is a distant dream to us.” Dom and Abdal Children’s Education in Turkey: The Cases of Gaziantep and Şanlıurfa.

1- برامج التوعية والدعم النفسي الاجتماعي
2- برامج التأهيل والتدريب والتشغيل
3- برامج التمكين الاقتصادي والاجتماعي
4- برامج الابداع والابتكار

Aide humanitaire.

1- Assurer une aide mensuelle en faveur des malades de l’insuffisance rénale pour couvrir les frais de
transport d’aller et retour du village vers l’hôpital d’Agadir. (4 bénéficiaires).

2- L’aide humanitaire en faveur des familles démunies et victimes de dernières inondations. Cette aide
est constituée principalement de denrées alimentaires et de couvertures. (120 familles bénéficiaires
soit un total de 506 personnes).

Education et Enseignement.

1- L’acquisition des mobiliers scolaires (24 tables et 2 tableaux).
2- La rénovation et le raccordement de l’école primaire du village au réseau électrique.
3- L’organisation des ateliers d’alphabétisation en faveur de 26 femmes.

Santé.

1- Une caravane médicosociale a été organisée, ainsi 135 femmes et 120 enfants ont pu bénéficier des
prestations médicales suivantes :
- 11 frottis de dépistage du cancer du col.
- Une 40 aine d’échographies.
- La distribution des médicaments selon les pathologies observées.

Eau Potable.

1- L’étude technique de l’adduction d’eau potable et assainissement.
Coût

To reach a balanced economy, Green Tiger prepares roadmaps in five different areas. The creation of the roadmaps involves companies operating in the sector, professional associations, researchers and state representatives. In order to monitor the progress of Green Tiger’s activities, we prepare a progress book every year. It is the voice of the Green Tiger member organizations, the aggregator of the social order, the definer of a balanced economy and the unifier of sectors, and a tool for all parties to successfully complete the green revolution. The Green Tiger Academy is a management competence development program for companies and organizations that want to implement green innovation in their organization.

دعم الساكنة في المنطقة (الماء والتعليم)

عن تمكين مرأة اقتصاديا

1. Training Course: Radicalization and Extremism: December 2017: Toulouse (France)
This training is funded by the German and French Office of youth. And The workshop tackles reasons and causes leading to Violent Extremism. Participants from Germany, Tunisia and France looked at the measures in place to ensure an Internet of Trust in the wake of violent extremism that is becoming a major challenge for many societies and is threatening the security and fundamental rights of citizens all over the world. In this training we focused in the role of Media to reduce dangers of Extremism and fight against radicalization.

2. Training Course: Radicalization: youth workers roles and responsibilities
December 2018, (Dresden, German)
This Training is also funded by the OFAJ German and French Office of youth. It aims to offer a space for reflection, sharing practices and exploring their interdependencies, between youth workers and other kinds of practitioners working in the field of building resilience against young people's violent radicalization.
During this training participants were seeking for more effective approaches and strategies to respond to this challenge. In this seminar, participants agreed that realities of this emerging trend make it necessary to emphasise the need to work with young people in Europe and its neighbouring regions, in order to strengthen their resilience to violent radicalisation, and reinforce the openness and inclusiveness of the communities in which they live using social media channels.

3. Youth Exchange: Hannibal, leçon de la l’espace ouvert, May 2016 (Nabeul, Tunisia)
This project is funded by Euromedyouth programme
The cultural wealth of the world is its diversity in dialogue. Proceeding on that quote, comes the idea for this project that meet the management of cultural diversity on the Euro- Mediterranean region. Each event is a lesson, provided to draw good morals. Hannibal inspires us a beautiful lesson of cultural heritage as a factor for dialogue, peace and social cohesion.

This project is a positive reaction to the stereotypes of religious and cultural practices that have led to the appearance of discrimination and hatred. (Islamophobia and Islamophobic acts have increased especially after the waves of illegal immigration and terrorist actions that lead to confusion between diversity and extremism). This youth exchange project focuses on intercultural dialogue and the role of history not to read the past, but to read the future by
learning intercultural skills responding to diversity in equal dignity.

4. “young rowers... face sailboats”: youth exchange: In 2013 we have organized a youth exchange that tackled the theme of illegal immigration in the Euromed region. It was funded by Euromed youth program with the participation of many partners that face the same problem like Italy, Morocco, France, Egypt.. https://web.facebook.com/groups/203616323148111/
This project contributes to the current actions of the Euro-Mediterranean community in the field migration. This is an initiative in synergy with the efforts to address the problem of illegal immigration.
We tackle topics like minorities rights, social and economic rights, role of civil society and importance of cooperation between both side of the Mediterranean sea countries.
« Jeunes Rameurs ... face aux Voiliers » “young rowers... face sailboats” : aimed at Creating a space for discussion, development of a reflection on the issues of illegal immigration, strengthen operational commitment and cooperation of civil society in the management of illegal immigration.

Participants had the opportunity to get new or deepen their knowledge in youth migration & mobility, minorities and share best practices with their colleagues and spent quality time for introspection and reflection of their work and future collaborations. They will learn how to work within their communities and how to use different tools and techniques basically arts creations, cinema, theater and social Media.

5. Perspectives against Unemployment: (Brendisi, Italy, 2016) it’s an Erasmus+ project about promotion and valuing of territories and cultures. In this project Participants discovered, created and reflected on their future opportunities. Tourism and promotion of territory represent an important activity and one of the most powerful economic resources.

6. Feel Food: (Brendisi, Italy 2016) Erasmus youth exchange that aims to the valorisation of EuroMed food in order to promote solidary tourism in rural area.

7. Free rural Women: It’s about youth work empowerment of rural women, especially in terms of providing opportunities for self-assessment, development of skills and competences and by giving practical support in the attainment of self-realization. The promotion of young women employability through non-formal education. In this project we focused on the concept of entrepreneurship, the competences needed both for the target groups and youth workers and above all we intend to set an inter-sectorial partnership among participants for future cooperation.

8. Neet Worker: (Zakopani, Poland, 2018) The main aim of the project is to provide a space, for 14 organisations from Erasmus+ programme and partner countries, to establish new partnerships and exchange good practices in the field of social inclusion (focusing on young people in NEET situation). The other important part of the seminar will be a “Tool fair” where each of the organisation will have a chance to implement their workshop, using methods or techniques they use in their daily-based work with the target group they work with.

9. To be employed or not: ( Akcakoca, Turkey, 2017) Erasmus Youth exchange about the employment and unemployment problem that appears as the most important and social problem facing us. The concept of unemployment which causes deep impacts on economic and social impacts has great importance and poses danger especially for a specific group. Those who are mostly affected among these groups by the unemployment are the young.
In this context, overall aim of the project is to create new ideas which will focus on employment of the youngsters by promoting their creativity and entrepreneurship and their active participation in labor market.

10. Youth Megaphone: Decision makers: This project started from one consideration: young people issued from minorities communities are social actors who express in a more ambitious and idealistic way concepts related to democratic participation but, at the same time, they represent the category that, more than others, expresses its disaffection for the political world, although youth policies, in particular, should be aimed to youngsters’ involvement in decision making being their protagonists. Young people should be considered as a real resource in which to invest, without neglecting their role as citizens aware, critical and active participants in the development of society. Equally youth policies should be aimed to youths in order to guarantee a real involvement in decision making processes not only as beneficiaries but principally as actors. Mass Media was one of the best ways to help those young to be more involved.

11. Wind of change through innovative actions: it’s a KA2 project that aims to help the unemployed minorities to be involved economically in their societies. We believe that one of solutions for the current young unemployment passes through the development and training on the ICT based capabilities. Thanks to this project we take part in helping our target groups offering training sessions for youth workers and young people within mobility activities.

12. 4R, Roma, Reduce, Reuse, Recycle : (Craiova, Romania, 2021) This project aims to bring together youth from 7 countries (Romania, Turkey, Greece, Tunisia, Serbia, Croatia,Italy) in order to realize a business based on products from recyclable materials. This project involved 35 participants from 7 countries for 5 days in Craiova, Romania in a dialogue with local youth authorities, with youth leaders, to identify the effects of social entrepreneurship based on green recycling in the social integration of the Roma minority.

13. Startup your future: we are currently working in this project with close collaboration with TALENT HUB (entrepreneurial training center). This project is funded by the international German cooperation Agency (GIZ). The general aim of the project is to create new projects which will focus on employment of the youngsters by promoting their creativity and entrepreneurship skills and their active participation in labor market.

14. Artists for rural solidarity tourism: this project is funded by the Tunisian ministry of youth and sport. The aim is to valorize rural heritage and enhance natural resources of the rural communities in order to enhance a rural solidary tourism. This project involved local actors and European painters that would create drawings to be sold on line for the benefit of those rural areas.