Fair Trade Egypt Foundation

National Network
Egypt
Address

97 Selim Al Awal St.
Zeitoun
Cairo
11211
Egypt

Telephone
+202-27365123
E-Mail
y.shennawy@fairtradeegypt.foundation
E-Mail (2)
info@fairtradeegypt.foundation
Mobile Phone
+20-1010333103
Organisation Type
Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation
Year of Establishment
2014
Fields of Activity
  1. Environment/Sustainable development
  2. Gender
  3. Heritage
  4. Human rights
  5. Others
General Information
Fair Trade Egypt Foundation (FTEF) is a registered Egyptian foundation that works in the field of Economic Development & Cultural Awareness. It had been established with the aim to improve and develop the social and economic conditions of marginalized communities through various activities including capacity building, social development and support services in the sectors of crafts and agriculture. Fair Trade Egypt Foundation (FTEF) was founded in 2014 by Fair Trade Egypt ltd shareholders.   The interventions of FTEF vary according to the needs of the communities that it supports. It offers multiple solutions such as product development, technical assistance and trainings on different aspects of business, as well as enhancing beneficiaries’ skills to ensure proper operational processes and sharing of best practices. It also intervenes in social development aspects required by these communities like education and health.
Mission and Objectives

Foundation Specific Objectives & Goals:
1. To promote and advocate Fair Trade as a sustainable tool for development of craft artisans and small farmers.
2. To spread awareness of the creative & cultural crafts industry of Egypt and its relation to business, development and economy contribution.
3. To improve the standards of living of craft artisans and small farmers through FT application (economically, socially and environmentally).
4. To develop the skills and abilities of Handicrafts and Agro producers.
5. Advocate & provide a voice for artisans and small farmers through the FT principles.

Main Projects / Activities

The list of projects that were implemented/Submitted under the registration of FTEF are as follows:
Informal women fish retailers & economically vulnerable groups in Egypt , Name of Donor/Partner: WorldFish
Al Mashghal, Name of Donor/Partner: Care International, UN Women
Rehabilitation & Integration of children at risk, Name of Donor/Partner: Banati Foundation, Drosos
Fair Trade Empowerment in Egypt, Name of Donor/Partner: Alexbank, ILO
Fair Trade Empowerment in Egypt (Building on the previous), Name of Donor/Partner: Alexbank, FTE

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Fair Trade Egypt (the mother entity of Fair Trade Egypt Foundation) is the first and oldest organization in Egypt. It was always involved in advocating the 10 main principles of Fair Trade and mainstreaming them across the different fields and sectors. Those principles tackle a number of environmental and social issues such as gender inequality and child labor. The organization will be contributing years of field experience in the Egyptian artisanal and agricultural fields specially, it will be able to discuss policies, and contribute with its analysis and understanding to the Egyptian contexts regarding the aforementioned subjects

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We want to join ALF Newtwork to gain access to a multi-cultural dialogue concerning a number of subjects of our interest. The network will also be a learning experience where we will gain further knowledge on similar projects and models utilizing new methodologies across the region and we will be able to share that knowledge and learn from it. Lastly, the ALF Network will increase our visibility and potential collaboration with organizations that share the same values, allowing for results amplification. 

Contact (1) Full Name
Yara Elshennawy
Job Title
Programs Director
Head of the organisation
Ms. Mona ElSayed
Contact (2) Full Name
Mona El Sayed
Job Title (2)
Managing Director

New Women Connectors

National Network
Netherlands
Address

Akkerdreef 60
2723xj zoetermeer
Netherlands

Telephone
0031687478315
E-Mail
nooranila@hotmail.com
E-Mail (2)
info@newwomenconnectors.com
Website
https://newwomenconnectors.com
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2019
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Gender
  3. Human rights
  4. Others
General Information

New Women Connectorsaims to raise awareness through organized platforms and feature the voices of refugee and migrant role models who are succeeding in life despite different challenges that come with integrating in a European city. New Women Connectors aims to create policy and perspective shifts surrounding the stereotypes that refugee and migrants, especially women, face in Europe today. The primary objective of the organization is to facilitate an open platform for sharing refugee and migrant voices, to come together and engage in individual and group everyday challenges refugees and migrants face, such as integration, participation in labor market, representation in media and education. NWC focuses on ensuring that the voices of migrant and refugees are heard and taken into account. We plan to translate those voices into policy recommendations to ensure meaningful participation of newcomers into European society. The lived experiences and skills of newcomers can lead to proposing collaborative and feasible solutions for policy platforms. It will demonstrate how the inclusion of refugee and migrant voices and listening can lead to positive societal cohesion and better integration. 

Mission and Objectives

A movement striving for mainstreaming the unheard voices of migrant and refugee women living across Europe. New Women Connectors is a perspective-shift to the refugee agenda and advocates inclusion rather than integration as a policy choice. The movement also helps newcomer refugee women to lift their spirits to access to opportunities.  Our Mission: New Women Connectors (NWC) is an open platform that strives to connect newcomers and migrants, with a strong focus on women, and seeks to amplify the voices of those who often feel voiceless. Envisioned, created, and led by migrant refugee women, NWC amplifies these Voices, focuses on ensuring all voices are heard and responded to, so that migrants/refugees can have access to meaningful participation; and believes the exchange of dialogue and listening to one another can be facilitated. As a result, these efforts will lead to collaborative solutions. NWC aims to create policy and perspective shifts surrounding the stereotypes that refugees and migrants, especially women, face in Europe. NWC recognizes the need for social justice in Europe and sets out a vision for improving inclusion and social justice for all, in Europe.

Main Projects / Activities

Activities: (i) A comprehensive mapping of diverse Women refugee/migrant-led organizations acrossEurope (ii) Women Migrant led platform to beestablished and serves as a segment for refugee/migrant-led organizations in Europe to exchange experiences and enhance collaboration. (iii) A road map of future activitiesfor a two years’ period (iv) An outcomes paper with policy proposals to improve and provide women focus migration policy in Europe.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We propose a unique model of get-togethers focusing on female voices in cities: working title i.e.  Amsterdam for Her -Barcelona for Her, Bamberg for Her. As NWC is a platform to connect newcomers and migrants with host communities, with a strong focus on women, it seeks to amplify the voices of those who often feel voiceless. As a result, these efforts will lead to collaborative solutions to urgent matters faced by migrant women in European cities. We will hold at least FIVE big get-together events in different decisive European cities like Amsterdam forHer,Nijmegen ForHer(Netherlands), Bamberg ForHer(Germany), Barcelona ForHer (Spain), Bergamo ForHer (Italy), Lisbon forHer (Portugal), so on. This will create a two-fold impact; the platform that we will provide will not only create an open and democratic image of the city, it will also connect the city with its disconnected communities.  We follow the signature NWC "voice" model where at each get-together, we select three "voices" who share their journey of integration in Europe and inspire others to take the next step in their lives. These cities are overlooked in providing open spaces for progressive debates around the inclusion of migrants and refugees, females in particular. Through our network of networks, we aim to organize get-togethers, an evening or afternoon to highlight voices of migrants and refugees and link them to the city natives and other communities. We want to connect these "voices" and their stories will provide a reality check and demonstrate how undemocratic values can overlook potential and talent and hinder meaningful integration.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

A major challenge in refugee and migrant self-representation at the European level is the lack of opportunity for refugee-led and migrant-led organizations, networks and advocates to come together and collaborate on areas of shared concern. Advocating effectively in national and regional dialogue requires the resources to travel and time to develop collective policy positions as well as access to advocacy opportunities. Effective refugee-led and migrant-led advocacy can occur only when attention is paid to the barriers of these self-led organizations, networks and advocates confront in coming together, including limited mobility and motility due to legal status, lack of access to resources and practical pressures, for example, most refugee/migrant-led networks are leading these networks on a voluntary basis and face a lot of challenges to get support and resources for their work. This Network will help to share these challenges and showcases the benefit of meaningful inclusion of refugees and migrants while also increasing the visibility of refugee/migrant-led organisations at the EU level which will allow these groups to build sustainable partnerships with national and European stakeholders.

Additional Information
short_version_nwc_2020.pdf
Contact (1) Full Name
Anila Noor
Job Title
Founder
Head of the organisation
Anila Noor

Educuality

National Network
Egypt
Address

80 kasr el ainy street
Cairo
12562
Egypt

Telephone
+201009653660
E-Mail
info@educuality.com
E-Mail (2)
Hello@educuality.com
Mobile Phone
+201124878918
Website
https://educuality.com/
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2019
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Environment/Sustainable development
  3. Youth and education
General Information
Structure : we are a team of 2 co-founders , 4 employees , 3 part time Facilitators Funding : we are self funded by our workshops and trainings Main Partners : UNDP Global , Danish Egyptian Dialogue institute , United Nations Egypt Action Modalities : we are partners in the global initiative 16*16 bu UNDP and we are also having our concrete programs alone . Main Customer : youth and teenagers
Mission and Objectives

Educuality” Aims at focusing attention and endorsing the programs of the UN on 17 SDGs for the accomplishment of the 2030 Sustainable Development Agenda Through innovative Educational Solutions , We Design our Programs to Inspire and Empower Egyptian Youth and raise awareness toward 2030 agenda. We Provide Youth with all the required tools to create their own solutions for sustainable development, social impact through their graduation“Educuality” initiatives.
Our Different Programs cover the frontpage issues and a number of interdisciplinary topics related to the17 Sustainable Development Goals.
 
OUR VISION
We envision the first generation of Egyptian youth to feel heard, empowered to participate in building World Peace , the most determined generationto work and implement SDGs , and the last generation to be vulnerableto climate alteration.

Main Projects / Activities

Intensive Transofrmation Program 
Ship for Scholarships Program 
SDGs Education Program
Peace Building Program

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

we can contribute to the network by creating meetings and round tables for social change between the network and discuss together how can we collaborate for the sake of making a social impact and raising the awareness about the Global goals . 
we would also participate in the Anna Lindh Meetings with its network and give feedbacks and reports on our work each year .
 

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

i am an Anna Lindh Foundation benefeciary in different programs as i am a debater and a trainer at Young mediterranean program by Anna Lindh Foundation as well as i was selected to participate in Mediterranean Forum 2016 at Valletta Malta so now being a co-founder i want to pay it forward to Anna Lindh Foundation and to make my organisation help to spread Anna Lindh events inside and outside Egypt 

Additional Information
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Contact (1) Full Name
Ahmed Abdullah Saad Mohamed
Job Title
CEO
Head of the organisation
Educuality
Contact (2) Full Name
Karim Habib
Job Title (2)
COO

ASSOCIAZIONE ANTON STADLER

National Network
Italy
Address

VIA XX SETTEMBRE 84
09016 IGLESIAS
Italy

Telephone
+39 3425805156
Telephone (other)
+39 3475706169
E-Mail
infoantonstadler@gmail.com
E-Mail (2)
maura.porru@hotmail.it
E-Mail (3)
info.fabiofuria@gmail.com
Website
http://www.associazioneantonstadler.com
Organisation Type
Public/Private Non-Profit Foundation
Year of Establishment
1998
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
General Information
Anton Stadler Association works in the field of music and art. Its story starts in 1998, more than 20 years ago. The Association has strong relations at National and Regional level, within public and private institutions (mainly with the Sardinia Region, Municipality of Iglesias, Calasetta, Gonnesa, Fondazione di Sardegna, etc.) as well as with foundations and theaters, thus becoming an important strategic manifold between local entrepreneurs, non-profit organizations and other cultural organizations. In fact, it can easily involve other bodies to implement and promote all its projects and activities. Two people are permanently employed with permanent contracts. Seven other people work as collaborators for all the activities. The budgetary resources available in a year are about € 200,00 and the sources of funding are private and public institutions. the modality of action of Anton Stadler are concrete projects: music festivals, concerts and artistic seasons. The main partners involved in the organization's activities are  municipalities, Sardinia Region and tha bank foundation Fondazione di Sardegna. Are also involved local enterpreneurs, no-profit organizations.
Mission and Objectives

The mission and objectives of Anton Stadler Association are the promotion and development of "art music", as classical music, chamber music, tango, jazz. This aim is reached in different ways: 1. through the organization of festival and musical events for adults and for students; 2. through the organization of formative activities dedicated do learn and listen to music (both for adults and for students)

Main Projects / Activities

Anton Stadler every years works to many projects.
The most important is "International Festival of Chamber Music", which takes place in Iglesias during the autumn and this year reaches the XXI edition. During the festival are held concerts with superstar of classical music, seminars, tastings, etc.
"I tramonti di Porto Flavia" (Sunsets in Porto Flavia), this year 3rd edition: it is a musical Festival which takes place in an old and beautiful mine site in front of the sea (Masua), a harbour suspended between land and sea. It is a jazz and classical music festival.
"ARTango&jazz Festival" (10th edition), is dedicated to tango music and jazz. It usually take place in Calasetta, a small town on the South West Coast of Sardinia. During the festival are held concerts, masterclasses and tango stages.
"Colori & Note" - Colours and Notes (10th edition), is a festival which takes place in a Contemporary Art Museum in Calasetta. 
LEBSARD Festival, a music festival born thanks to the collaboration with a Lebaneese organization, which took place in 2017. A cultural exchange based on music where youth and women were protagonists. The project was funded by Anna Lind Foundation and we are workink to a second edition.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Music represent an universal language that can help the dialogue between people over the worlk, especially between Mediterranean Countries, so similar for position, history and tradition.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

Anton Stadler would like to join to ALF Network in order to propose news project focused on music and intercultural dialogue.

Contact (1) Full Name
MAURA PORRU
Job Title
Project Manager
Head of the organisation
MAURA PORRU
Contact (2) Full Name
FABIO FURIA
Job Title (2)
Artistic Director

YOUTH4YOUTH

National Network
Italy
Address

VIA BRUSAPORCELLO
12012 Boves
Italy

Telephone
+393921476800
E-Mail
info@youth4youth.it
Website
http://www.youth4youth.it
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2008
Fields of Activity
  1. Gender
  2. Human rights
  3. Media
  4. Youth and education
General Information
Small youth organization based on volunteering and free lancing jobs. Developing Erasmus+ projects, resources amount to 50/70.000 euro per year. Youth exchanges, trainings and local activites Partners are mainly from other countries for Erasmus+ projects
Mission and Objectives

Organization aiming at actively involve young people aged 14-20, both at local than international level.
Using non formal education methods, we organized and develop youth activities and youth exchanges since 2008. The aims are:
 - to allow young people to discover other realities and open their minds to new ideas and opportunities
- to support young people in their personal growth path using different tools and methods from mindfulness to outdoor, sport, art.
Our target mainly include young people from middle class background, with some second generation immigrant and young people with school troubles and LGBT groups.

Main Projects / Activities

Youth exchanges for 14-18 years old young people,middle class or lower, immigrants tome times and LGBT
Training on emotional intelligence and use of mindfulness as means of getting in touch with self

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Mindfulness and emotional intelligence development and support using different tecniques.
Involving young people from different areas
Using creativity as space of grow and connection as well as sport and outdoor

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We were already part in the past, we want to join again!
we feel the mission od ALF is pretty similar to our and we would lie to support it

Additional Information
partner_form_-_youth4youth.docx
Contact (1) Full Name
MANO Monica
Job Title
EU project manager - free lance counselor/youth worker
Head of the organisation
Monica Mano

AlWafic

National Network
Lebanon
Address

Sourati Street
Beirut
Lebanon

Telephone
961 1 745 744
E-Mail
lena.idriss@mefosa.com
E-Mail (2)
admin@mefosa.com
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2006
Fields of Activity
  1. Environment/Sustainable development
General Information
Rural development and agri economy
Mission and Objectives

To empower rural communities

Main Projects / Activities

Training for women in rural areas
incubators for SME's 

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Experts in Food Safety and Market Access

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

To increase our network and learn best practices

Contact (1) Full Name
Lena Idriss
Job Title
Communications Manager
Head of the organisation
Atef Idriss
Contact (2) Full Name
Azal Hawwa
Job Title (2)
Accountant

Association fous g fous for culture and development

National Network
Morocco
Address

117 street el kairaouan imzouren elhoceima
32250 Alhoceima
Morocco

Telephone
212615969745
E-Mail
Ilyassafassi@gmail.com
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2017
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Democracy and community development
  3. Environment/Sustainable development
  4. International/Cultural relations
  5. Youth and education
General Information
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Mission and Objectives

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Main Projects / Activities

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Contact (1) Full Name
Ilyass Afassi
Job Title
President
Head of the organisation
Ilyass afassi

ASSOCIAZIONE MULTIETNICA DEI MEDIATORI INTERCULTURALI - A.M.M.I.

National Network
Jordan
Address

Via Garibaldi, 13. 10122 Turin
Corso Ciulio Cesare, 8. 10152 Turin
10152 Turin
Italy

Telephone
(+39)3204466490
E-Mail
blenti.shehaj@mediatoreinterculturale.it
E-Mail (2)
info@mediatoreinterculturale.it
E-Mail (3)
betty.paez@mediatoreinterculturale.it
E-Mail (4)
ana.ciuban@mediatoreinterculturale.it
Mobile Phone
(+39)3204466490
Website
http://www.mediatoreinterculturale.it
Organisation Type
Other
Year of Establishment
2005
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information
AMMI is a non-profit association with about 60 members, and employs approximately 15 employees and 35 collaborators based on Turin (Piedmont). In 2018, AMMI managed projects for around 2 million euros, of which around 95% were for the reception of refugees and asylum seekers. Sources of funding: Public Calls, private sponsors. Modalities of action: partners of concrete projects, seminars (updating for private / public organizations and subjects in training schools for intercultural mediators). Main partners involved: Prefecture of Turin, Municipality of Turin, Compagnia di Sanpaolo, UNHCR, CIES (funds from the Ministry of the Interior), AICS (private funds), Foreing Office.
Mission and Objectives

AMMI borns on the initiative of a group of intercultural mediators (of different nationalities) from different provinces of Piedmont by fusing their experiences, skills and life paths.
Sees together all the ethnic groups residing on the regional territory.
A.M.M.I’s key objective is to strengthen the inclusion devices and intercultural dialogue with the professional intercultural mediator as a major player.
Aims to encourage, facilitate, help and promote the interaction and integration of migrants on the territory through the intercultural mediation service (intended as cultural decoding, accompaniment, interpreting, facilitation the relationships between migrant and public/ private subjects and native citizens).

Main Projects / Activities

Creation of a multidisciplinary team (intercultural mediators, anthropologists, doctors, nurses, social assistants, educators, …) to manage the reception activities of refugies and asylum seekers in the Turin area, in collaboration with the Prefecture of Turin and the “Città di Torino” (Municipality of Turin).
Training of intercultural mediators on aspects concerning unaccompanied minors (funded by UNHCR).
In collaboration with CIFA and Amnesty International, AMMI has implemented the national project #IORispetto (“I respect everyone”), which aims to counter the Hate Speech phenomenon in Italian schools.
Partner of cooperazione internazionale (Tunisia, Ethiopia, Senegal). Creation of the bases for the training of intercultural mediators in Tunisia (Pinsec project - funded by AICS in collaboration with CIES di Roma). The project formed a group of 15 trainers in tunisia providing both theoretical and practical bases to teach the profession of intercultural mediator.
Construction and participation together with the Metropolitan City and Piedmont Region of a table concerning the professional training of Intercultural Mediators. Supported by the Table, AMMI has carried out concrete actions to allow the training agencies of the territory to train intercultural mediators from the emerging communities of migrants without this professional: Sub-Saharan Africa, Horn of Africa (Eritrea, Ethiopia, Somalia), Afghanistan, Pakistan, Bangladesh, China etc.
Training for institutional actors, third sector operators, return migrants and volunteers in Senegal and Ethiopia - PONTI Project, funded by the Ministry of the Interior in partnership with CIES.
In collaboration with local institutions, AMMI has made upgrade courses for intercultural mediators (INPS, Molinette Hospital, Passpartout Municipality of Turin, nurses training in the Emergency Unit).
AMMI contributed to the foundation of the GOMIV association which promotes voluntary activities within the Italian Civil Protection by making the figure of the intercultural mediator available when managing emergencies and natural disasters, with the specific role of facilitating communications in multicultural contexts (during the work of the Italian Civil Protection).
This year AMMI is an Information Point of the Regional Network against Discrimination.
MediaTO - supported by Compagnia di San Paolo, in partnership with IRES, the ASGI Association and the Medical Collaboration Committee (CCM). MediaTO is a network in support of intercultural mediators on the territory through the online website: www.piemonteimmigrazione.it.
RMI Piemonte (Piedmont Intercultural Mediation Network) -  a project supported by the Compagnia di San Paolo within the 2014 Social Area Program, sees AMMI as a promoter of a network at the level regional that brings together institutions, bodies and organizations of the third sector and ethnic associations on the territory active in the immigration field with a wide employing of the intercultural mediator figure: http://www.piemonteimmigrazione.it/mediato/i-nostri-progetti/rmi-piemon…

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Preparation courses to build large intercultural mediation devices in central areas:
- Intercultural communication
- Interreligious dialogue
- Preparation courses for stakeholders
- Art, culture, tradition (customs, uses, food)
- Contemporary art
Ability to respond to the various challenges that are continually changing
- Challenges on trafficking and the slavery of people
- Health field
- School life challenges.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

Strengthen migrant communities residing in Mediterranean countries. Working together with your network, it is possible to enhance the success of intercultural mediation interventions in Mediterranean countries, bringing its own contribution.

Contact (1) Full Name
Blenti Shehaj
Job Title
President
Head of the organisation
BLENTI SHEHAJ
Contact (2) Full Name
Ana Ciuban
Job Title (2)
Vice president

AL-Ofoq for Youth Development

National Network
Palestine
Address

Ramallah- Steh Marhaba- behind trust company
Ramallah
Palestinian Territories

Telephone
02-2421893
E-Mail
info@alofoq.org
Website
http://www.alofoq.org/
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2012
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Gender
  3. Human rights
  4. Media
  5. Youth and education
General Information
The Horizon Foundation for Youth Development has taken its first steps "steps to build roads," in the formulation of its vision, mission and goals of youth development, to be a youth community lever capable of creating collective youth awareness towards the Palestinian cause at all levels, as well as community and youth issues, as a key priority to recruit support and support for them  Because the youth is a large, important, effective and essential segment in any developmental process of Palestinian liberation;  Palestinian youth are at the center of the development process; Palestinian youth are a large segment (reaching approximately 60% of the total population), active and able to carve the ideal image of Palestine, and its political, social, cultural, economic and other projects.  The Horizon Foundation is an ample space for Palestinian youth and their ideas.The Foundation works on youth development through a number of programs including: workshops, conferences, publications, opinion polls, competitions, scientific courses, festivals, youth camps, and other means envisaged by Palestinian youth.  "We have the past here, we have the first voice of life, we have the present, the present, the future," Mahmoud Darwish said
Mission and Objectives

Our Vision
 Pave the way for the prospects of a conscious and capable Palestinian youth.

 Our Mission
 Horizon is a youth NGO that seeks to contribute to the building of a conscious, capable and participatory youth generation.  Conscious of his reality, and the importance of his role to effect positive change.  Able to shoulder his responsibilities and face and keep up with rapid changes.  Participating positively and an active element in the social, political, economic and cultural life, through targeted developmental programs and activities, fostering and adopting youth initiatives, and contributing to networking between youth and other sectors of society.  To ensure a more prosperous future for the young generations to come, to deepen and promote multi-open and open youth awareness, and to build a Palestinian society capable of advancing the present and future burdens.
 
- Empowering and enabling youth
- creating a prosper future for the coming youth generation that confront challenges courageously.
- Spreading the culture of citizenship and the values of civil society, and rise youth awareness in these issues.
- Raising youth awareness of the importance, necessity and value of volunteering.
- Raise youth participation.

Main Projects / Activities

Awareness Program:
 The Awareness Program aims to raise awareness among young men and women, by arming them with the most theoretical and practical knowledge and experience that qualifies them to fight life, not as followers and mere proportions and figures, but as creative leaders and pioneers.  The program relies on direct meetings with young people.  These meetings are in the form of lectures, workshops, discussion sessions and brainstorming.  These meetings are carried out through partnerships with Palestinian universities, community institutions, municipalities, local councils, and schools.  Topics covered include good citizenship, political participation, democracy and human rights, communication and leadership, leadership and entrepreneurship, electronic media, planning and management of initiatives, self-building and preparation for the labor market, creative thinking.
 
Empowerment Program:
 The Empowerment Program is the second major “Horizon” program to be implemented in line with the Foundation's vision, which emphasizes the need to combine awareness-raising and youth empowerment for sustainable development.  The program aims to contribute to building the capacity of youth and providing them with the necessary tools to exercise their leadership and leadership roles in the Palestinian society in a positive way, and to build the capacity of the Horizon Foundation on the other hand.  Consequently, the projects and activities implemented within this program have varied

Contact (1) Full Name
Jihad Namoura
Job Title
Public relations
Head of the organisation
Ramallah
Contact (2) Full Name
Raghad AL-alawneh
Job Title (2)
Fundraising and public relation officer

Developmental Activity Association (DAA)

National Network
Lebanon
Address

Baalbak-Nahle st. SES Building
Baalbeck
Lebanon

Telephone
+961-79-169043
E-Mail
nassersolh@gmail.com
Website
https://www.facebook.com/Developmental-Activity-Association-417161958705085/
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2017
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Environment/Sustainable development
  3. Human rights
  4. International/Cultural relations
  5. Religion
  6. Research
  7. Youth and education
General Information

The Association has a number of departments that achieve their objectives and the objectives of sustainable development, and through its programs ensure the highest level of active civic participation. Each department has a competent official whose field of expertise and competence relates to the area of work of the department entrusted to manage it in terms of area Program proposals, propose project ideas, and write project proposals, in collaboration with staff in the department. We rely on volunteer work only. We are now drafting a number of projects that serve our goals and if we get the approval we have a full-time team that can reach 12 people in addition to the volunteers. We received small support for a number of initiatives from local organizations: peace journalism training courses, seminars on building citizenship in multiple countries, participating in most activities in Lebanon and the region Main partners: FDCD, MCC, Adyan, Municipalities.  

Mission and Objectives

Mission Provide developmental services to individuals and institutions, build their capacities, and improve their performance in order to empower them in their local communities. We focus on youth and women, and conduct our development work and capacity building based on the needs of the community, according to the highest standards and best practices. Our programs are implemented in cooperation with local, regional, and international development partners. Objectives To promote the democratic management of religious and cultural diversity. Work on human and environmental development in all fields. Participation in research, statistical and development work. Contribute with the competent authorities in the establishment of research, educational and health centers in accordance with the laws and regulations in force. Work on the development of municipal work, by helping municipalities and local councils to study and implement civil projects. Rehabilitation and development of human skills through the establishment of courses, seminars and conferences. To promote cooperation and coordination with institutions, universities, centers, institutes, associations and scientific and cultural associations in Lebanon and the world.

Main Projects / Activities

peace journalism training courses, seminars and workshops on building citizenship in multiple countries

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Through joint work with organizations with similar interests

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

Because our organization intersects with ALF at many points of cultural and religious openness

Contact (1) Full Name
Dr. Abdul Nasser Solh
Job Title
President of the Association
Head of the organisation
Dr. Abdul Nasser Solh
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