The main activities planned for women are: • Psychological and medical support, development of self-esteem and personal skills. • Literacy, sex education, social and legal counseling program. • Various professional training in situ and outside. Several training workshops have been set up: horticulture, laundry (for hotels, hospitals and catering), clothing, embroidery and pastry.

As newly registered NGO, the IYDB has initiated implementation of two projects and expects the approval of a few other projects.
The first approved project ’’Women and girls with disabilities for their equality’’ has started in August 2019. and will last until September 2020. The overall goal of the project is: “To contribute to decrease of multiple discrimination and violence against women and girls with disabilities (W&GWDs) in Montenegro.”. Specific aim of the project is: “To initiate data based action planning by relevant stakeholders and to empower W&GWDs and members of their families to work on the solutions of issues of W&GWDs.”, through following activities: Data collection about multiple discrimination and violence against W&GWDs and support needed by them and their families; The Research report; Education of W&GWDs and their families; Media and advocacy campaign and The event “March 8th in the light of W&GWDs”. The target groups are W&GWDs, their families, NGOs dealing with human rights, relevant state institutions, media, international subjects and entire society.

The second approved project ’’Independent and active persons with disabilities’’ started in May 2020. and will last until October 2020.The overall goal of the project is: ’’To contribute to increase of social inclusion of PWDs and economic growth in Montenegro, through employment of unemployed persons on jobs related to providing personal assistance and other support to PWDs.’’. The specific goal of this project is: ’’To contribute to the independence of at least 15 PWDs and prevention of their social exclusion through employment of 4 unemployed persons from the evidence of the Labour Agency of Montenegro on temporary jobs related to providing personal assistance and other support to PWDs during the period of 4 months.’’.
The main activities of the IYDB are listed in the Article 10 of the Statute, which we have uploaded here.

CIEUX develops two actions:

1) International civic service

The association CIEUX is working with the French Civic Service Agency (ASC) to recruit volunteers aged 18 to 26 for international missions.
These young people can take part in concrete actions abroad supporting all forms of local development. Hosting structures are developing projects in different fields : educational, cultural, health, social or economic.

2) Community Dialogues on Diversity

CIEUX aims to bring together members of civic, Buddhist, Christian, Hindu, Jewish, and Muslim communities, in order to promote living together while observing the principles of secularism.

The association organizes local dialogues on diversity between different religious and civic communities (participatory bodies) and the inhabitants of the same neighbourhood. In each locality, town, city or district, the meetings are prepared by the communities, independently of each other, on a specific theme (for example freedom, fraternity, globalization, education...) without proselytism or syncretism. Afterwards, an inter-community dialogue is established, allowing for a better knowledge and appreciation of each other, while respecting differences.

Our association encourages places of worship in their efforts to guarantee the citizenship of their faithful. Before each interreligious dialogue, the association CIEUX invites the faithful of the places of worship to work for the respect of fundamental liberties and civic behaviour, by organising preparatory civic meetings on human rights.

The CIEUX association aims to reduce negative prejudices and fears, factors of hatred and xenophobia, which arise from a mutual misunderstanding of religions and the values carried by religious and civic communities. The association CIEUX fights against racial and/or ethnic discrimination by inviting the faithful of places of worship in the same locality to dialogue with agnostic and atheist people of good will in their neighbourhood.

Two meetings are organized per year and per local antenna, the reports are put online on the association's website and a space for exchange is set up to continue the debate and prepare the next meetings. Apart from these inter-community meetings, and the preparatory meetings within each community that precede them, we are keen to maintain a strong link with the local partners through joint actions and relationships.

The association CIEUX helps religions to live together harmoniously, by offering the faithful places of worship to experience pluralism.

Students: Our Game Changers workshops for high school students offer an immersive journey into learning interest-based negotiation, foster connections and exchanges with peers from other backgrounds, and develop vital thinking and communication skills. Last academic year we worked with 800 students from 40 schools (20 Hebrew-speaking schools paired with 20-Arabic speaking) in diverse communities across Israel. We offer in-person, virtual, and blended programs, including virtual exchange.

Educators: Our professional development programs (NET Fellowship, Summer Institute), recognized by the Ministry of Education, enable active educators to bring problem-solving negotiation concepts, experiential pedagogy, and practical tools into their classrooms and teaching practices. Our courses for pre-service teachers - conducted in partnership with academic colleges like Achva, David Yellin, Oranim, Sakhnin, and Al Qassemi - equip the next generation of educators.

Schools: We partner with school networks, municipalities, and regional authorities to incorporate problem-solving negotiation education and inter-communal bridge-building and exchange into their educational systems through network-based programs.

Organizations: We work with educational and aligned social impact organizations to develop problem-solving negotiation, communication, and leadership skills with their program participants, staff, and alumni. We offer a variety of skill-building workshops in-person and online.

Main projects:
1. Implementation of the Strategy for the Development of Cooperation of the City of Wrocław with Non-Governmental Organizations for the years 2018-2022 in the area of 5. directions of development of the structure of social dialogue in Wrocław.
2. Tech4NGO Academy - is a series of monthly trainings devoted to the use of new information and communication technologies (ICT) in non-governmental organizations. The project is implemented under the patronage of Koduj dla Polski and the Umbrella Foundation for the Support of Non-Governmental Organizations.
3. Participation Laboratory - the goal is to promote participation, tools of participatory democracy, knowledge and good practices in the area of active participation of residents in activities and decisions, including at the citizen-authority level, as well as socio-cultural animation of local communities.
4. Academy of Good Moderation - is implemented by our Foundation with the Umbrella Foundation for Support of Non-Governmental Organizations in the period 2018-2020. It is addressed to moderators conducting meetings and people interested in professional moderation.
5. Przeglad Miejski - (municipal overview) online social and cultural magazine. Contains articles, interviews, reports, reports on projects implemented by social organizations in cities.

Informo is currently involved in the following projects:
YEIM- Young Entrepreneurs in Motion, a project implemented through the Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs Programme from 2017. The project focuses on facilitating exchange of skills and knowledge between young and experienced entrepreneurs by providing financial support to the young entrepreneurs and support to the experienced ones. The project partners are: UNINOVA (ES), CCI Paris (FR), Vamos Scotland (UK), CCI Badajoz (ES), ICT Cluster (BG), Project Ahead (IT), Logos (IT), Bohemia EU Planners (CZ).
ECOVINEGOALS- a project implemented through the Interreg Adrion Programme, started in April 2020. The ECOVINEGOALS project promotes the sustainability and resilience of the viticulture and wine sector by encouraging the transition from intensive viticultural systems to agri-environmental management systems that operate on the principle of landscape conservation. The project also aims to encourage all stakeholders to participate more intensively in the development of local planning documentation and decision-making at the local level, and to build and strengthen international cooperation. The leading partner of the project is LAG EASTERN VENICE from Italy. Other partners are: Autonomous Province of Trento (Italy), Chamber of Agriculture and Forestry and Research Center of the Academy of Sciences and Arts (Slovenia), Agency for Rural Development of Istria and Association for Employment Promotion - INFORMO (Croatia), Development Business Center Kragujevac (Serbia) , Municipality of Bar and Business start up center Bar (Montenegro) and Mediterranean Agronomic Institute from Chania (Crete, Greece).
Universities for EU projects- a project implemented through the Erasmus + Programme from 2017. . Informo is the coordinator of a Consortium of 9 Universities from Croatia- PAR, University of Pula, Zagreb Univeristy of Applied Sciences, The Polytechnic o Šibenik, Polytechnic in Požega, Libertas International University, Baltazar Zaprešić Polytechncic, VERN, School of Economy and Management Zagreb. The project is enabling students to realize professional practice in the field of European projects.
INTERNATURAL- an European Solidarity Corpse project implemented from 2019. The project hosts 6 volunteers from all over Europe in Vodnjan in order to work on sustainable development of this rural community while enhancing the knowledge and skills of the volunteers.
Stop Fake-Start thinking-a project implemented under the Media Literacy Programme, started in March 2020. It's aim is to educate general public on how to recognize fake news and navigate through mainstream media. The project partners are European Projects Association (BE), Res Publica (LT), Centre for international relations (PL).

We run various activities which are split into fields like education, culture, social work,community development, human rights, and youth work. We also volunteer with schools and youth centres to support the children and youth skills, and to increase their knowledge in different social aspects in order to improve their situations and increase their development opportunities. On the regional level; we work in intercultural activities, human rights education, and youthparticipation. The organization has EVS Accreditation within the Erasmus+ Youth in Action programme. In most cases our activities are connected with the other activities of the NGO. We gain experience through work with our local communities in Palestine which we can transfer to our actions all over the world, and the work we do in the rest of the world gives us experience which we can use to help those same communities in Palestine. The organization’s goals for the future are co-learning from other European associations, creating strong networking in order to train our youth workers and share methods. With this program we can bring the youth community in rural areas the opportunity to discover European values through programs of volunteering and mobility in order to empower them to use this knowledge in the future for developing their own communities.

THE AGADIR INTERNATIONAL DOCUMENTARY FILM FESTIVAL is the first Moroccan cinematographic event exclusively dedicated to creative documentaries.
The FIDADOC holds an international feature film competition, an African & Arab short film competition, thematic programs and special screenings (between 30 and 40 films each year, with around 15,000 non-paying spectators).
THE DOCUMENTARY BEEHICE is a training and artistic support program that takes place in two main stages: educational and professional activities during the Festival intended for sixty students and fifteen apprentice filmmakers, Pan-African writing residency (between 6 and 10 authors depending on the edition).
Organized in partnership with our colleagues from the 3 Continents Film Festival (Nantes), PRODUIRE AU SUD AGADIR is a training workshop designed to familiarize African and / or Arab author / producer pairs of a documentary feature film (5 or 6 pairs per edition) with the techniques and tools of international co-production.
TRIQ CINIMA is the FIDADOC mobile screenings program organized in the suburbs of Agadir which we have gradually extended to the whole Souss-Massa region and then completed with week-long tours organized before the festival (10-12 screenings bringing together each between 100 and 300 spectators).
SISTERS IN FILM - MENA (2019): a personal development and empowerment tool intended for 8 emerging female filmmakers from 7 countries in the MENA region, based on networking and sharing of experience between generations and territories.

In addition to teacher education, which relates to all disciplines, Sakhnin College leads and support projects and programs that elevate its community and addresses needs. We are specifically interested in / working on the following areas:

• Virtual / distance education
• Social innovation and support activities, social involvement
• Community-based learning, educational digitalization supporting social justice
• Environment and sustainable development
• Multi-cultural Cooperation
• Internationalization
• At-risk youth

One of the most intersting projects we had in this field is "the bottle race" a project tackeling sports and recycling at the same time , with participation of more than 6 different nationalities from all over the world To participate in the plastic boat race made of waste.(level1-2017 & level2-2018)
. We are coordinatorsan in Erasmus+ project "Design your waste" for a duration of 2 years(2017-2019) it includes 7 actions exchanges youth workers and youth, realized 4 TC in Tunisia-1 activity in Galicia-spain and 2 activity in naples-Italy.
In September 2019 we participated in "The new path" international training course : The main topics of the training was about the difficulties the refugees are facing and how affective their inclusion in the sociaty is
.A new project with WWF Tunisia between Tunisia and Morocco, including the APLM, is a network of 15 Tunisian and 15 Moroccan associations and more than 3 years to succeed the MS3C "mobilizing civil society to fight against climate change "
-In the framework of the Mediterranean event with Legambiente "Clean Up the Mediterranean" each years, the association organized, with ETE +, an awareness campaign to clean the beach of the globe with competitions for collecting small waste and an incentive share on selective screening with games for children and young people.