The Centre for Citizenship Education ("Zentrum fir politesch Bildung", ZpB) is a politically independent foundation consisting of 10 full-time staff members and 5 associated project managers. The Foundation's revenues consist of financial contributions from the State, subsidies, as well as income arising from the management of the Foundation's assets and activities. The ZpB develops educational material on political and societal subjects and organises training courses for teachers and educators. The Foundation further promotes the understanding of democratic processes and societal challenges through workshops, debates, conferences, exhibitions, and a specialised library. Finally, it encourages participation by organising contests and projects to encourage young people to take an interest in politics.
The ZpB also supports formal, non-formal and other educational establishments in the strengthening of democratic structures promoting the participation of all.

Organisation non gouvernementale de 90 membres, elle est gérée par un bureau exécutif élu composé de dix membres et compte 12
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Son budget en 2020 a atteint 900.000 euros, ses partenaires les plus importants sont le Fonds africain pour la culture, le Fonds arabe pour la culture et les arts / le Programme des Nations Unies pour le développement, l'Organisation arabe pour le développement social.
L'organisation travaille sur des projets visant à renforcer la responsabilité et la participation communautaires, en soulignant le rôle que la culture et les arts peuvent jouer en tant qu'outil efficace pour encourager la participation communautaire, renforcer la cohésion sociale et l'identité culturelle, et ainsi approfondir la liberté d'expression et la responsabilité communautaire.

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Protection of the environment and vulnerable populations of children, women, the handicapped, isolation and the elderly from the effects of wars and armed conflicts regardless of religion, language, gender or gender

The Federation of Finland-Israel Associations with its 12 chapters around Finland is the largest traditional Israel-friendship association in Finland.

The Federation is politically non-partisan and non-religious.

Sources of funding: membership fees, in addition occasionally donations for projects

The Finnish Multicultural Sports Federation FIMU was founded by immigrants and Finns in 1999. The aim of the organization is to promote sports opportunities for immigrants and people of an immigrant background, and to safeguard the interests of all immigrant associations. Fimu comprises 64 sports clubs and multicultural associations throughout Finland, many of these realizing local projects for promoting equality, solidarity and anti-racism.
150.000-300.000€
Sources of funding: Ministry of Education, EU, Foundations
Modalities of action: anti-racism media campaigns, sports events, seminars and projects promoting inclusion in sports
Main partners: Suomen Olympiakomitea, Boards of Sports of the metropolitan cities, Oikeusministeriö (ETNO), SETA, Allianssi, Ihmisoikeusliitto, Vammaisfoorumi, Jalkapallon pelaajayhdistys, PLAN Suomi, Monaliiku ry, Jyväskylän Yliopisto, TUL ry, Opetushallitus

There is no doubt that industrialization, alongside globalization and standardization have enhanced our quality of life, eased communication, and facilitated exchange. However, there is always two sides of a coin. The industrial revolution kick-started global warming, and globalization, together with colonialism and cultural imperialism, depleted our global cultural diversity and indigenous knowledge of sustainable practices.

At Intangible World Heritage Organization ASBL, we work on balancing this coin. We preserve the diversity of our global cultural legacy and technological heritage of sustainable practices, adapt them to bridge with modernity demands, promote cross-cultural communication, and remove barriers of exchange.

- Structure of the organization
3 board members (president, secretary, & treasurer)

- Budgetary resources available in a year
Project based (variable)

- Sources of funding:
Project based: University of Luxembourg, ESCH22

- Modalities of action (concrete projects, exchanges, seminars, scholarships etc.)
We work on two main pillars, those are arts and culture, as well as science and technology. We are currently involved in three main projects, those are ANASEA, BELONG, and MusAIc. Please see below for details.

- Main partners involved in the organization's projects/activities
National partners: University of Luxembourg, Esch22, CCSA ASBL, AACE ASBL, AEL ASBL
International partners: Egyptian Center for Culture and Arts, Egycom, Stockholm Sangeet, Sharda music Sweden

Border Crossings creates new intercultural, multi-media theatre in response to the contemporary globalised world. The company works across the borders between cultures and art forms, and between nations and peoples. It is led by two staff. Established in 2019, Border Crossings is a new organisation in the Republic of Ireland. It is a Company Limited by Guarantee with Charitable Status. Its early projects are funded by the EU's Erasmus + schemes, partnering with theatre and education organisations across Europe.

The Centre for Citizenship Education ("Zentrum fir politesch Bildung", ZpB) is a politically independent foundation consisting of 10 full-time staff members and 5 associated project managers. The Foundation's revenues consist of financial contributions from the State, subsidies, as well as income arising from the management of the Foundation's assets and activities. The ZpB develops educational material on political and societal subjects and organises training courses for teachers and educators. The Foundation further promotes the understanding of democratic processes and societal challenges through workshops, debates, conferences, exhibitions, and a specialised library. Finally, it encourages participation by organising contests and projects to encourage young people to take an interest in politics. The ZpB also supports formal, non-formal and other educational establishments in the strengthening of democratic structures promoting the participation of all.

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Al-Balqa Applied University (BAU) is a public Jordanian technical university ranked number two in Jordan and the times ranked 601-800. It has the largest in campus size and student numbers, established in 1997, and it is the most widely spread university in Jordan. It has colleges and branches distributed almost in every city in the country. BAU has 22 colleges distributed on 13 campus sites, with 26 postgraduate programs, 124 bachelor programs, and 78 diploma programs. The number of enrolled students is around 40,000, with about 1449 staff members. Moreover, BAU the only university that awards the diploma degree in Jordan, since it fosters and quality controls all the community colleges in Jordan. BAU aims to establish an innovative university which can convey knowledge, values, and traditions, making a progress toward building the knowledge-based economy through investing in the innovation and creativity of our staff and students.