Projects: WO-MENtrepreneurs project Co-financed by the ERASMUS+ program The main aim of the project was to provide support, knowledge, techniques and tools for young females who would like to become entrepreneurs. The support was provided through sixteen (16) hour training sessions organized in three participating countries – Malta, Spain and Italy. These mentoring sessions were provided by mentors in the field of entrepreneurship. The project was implemented within a period of twelve (12) months. The prime objective of the project was to train and support women to become entrepreneurs and therefore to: Encourage women to believe in themselves; Give women concrete ideas on how to make a business plan; Support women learning and networking with each other; and Help women’s entrepreneurship to be more visible within our society.

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-SVE: For Youth (2018-2020) ERASMUS +: This European voluntary project is framed in a local an initiative that brings together three organizations that intend to bring to the municipality of Montemor-o-Novo greater openness to the issues of interculturality and European citizenship, especially as regards the younger ones.
-Youth Action to Grow (2018-2019) PARTNERS - KA2 - ERASMUS +: The project aims to create a network of entities that work with young people with fewer opportunities. Together, partners will design and implement actions to increase the participation of youth with fewer opportunities in Erasmus+ Volunteer Projects.
- Solidarity Corps - 2019 - Intergenerational Project whose objective is the fight against the social exclusion of the elderly, the cognitive stimulation, and the breaking of stereotypes and prejudices about the ageing by the young people.
-Volunteer Escapes (2018-2020) - Life program and European Solidarity Corps - The project uses young volunteers to work in nature conservation and environmental education.
-LIFE+-LINES (2015-2020): this project is being developed in Évora and Montemor-o-Novo councils in partnership with universities, local governments and other public organizations. MARCA ADL role is to manage an Autochthonous Plant Nursery, to perform eradication actions on invasive plant species and to involve local communities and organizations in green voluntary actions.
- Promotion and valuing of local products (2015-...): this project has a subset of different actions like Cookery workshops to both professionals and amateurs and Local Certification Stamp as a dynamic process.
- Saídas de Mestre - CREATOUR - Creative tourism (2018/2020): Develop, implement and promote activities in the municipality of Montemor-o-Novo, for creative tourism about 
We have also developed voluntary projects in the field of human rights, citizenship and participation, in partnership with the Portuguese Institute of sport and youth and the grouping of schools in Montemor o Novo. 

Based on its five-pillar strategy, ABAAD has developed a comprehensive portfolio of programs that targets women and girls of all age groups from both host and refugee populations, men and boys of all age groups and people affected by crisis and disasters. ABAAD's through its programs and approach aims, not only to build the resilience and agency of GBV survivors and provide them with health, legal, social and economic services but aim at resolving the root causes that cause these gender inequalities and abuses through changing discriminatory laws and the attitude of the local community regarding gender roles and the use of violence.
Our projects and activities have a broad reach to refugees & right holders, inclusively from various gender, age nationalities and special needs, as we work across Lebanon and currently operate 12 Women and Girls Safe Spaces (WGSS) & Family Support Units (FSU) in partnership with the Ministry of Social Affairs (MoSA), 3 Men Centers providing psychological rehabilitation services for men with violent behaviors and 3 Emergency Safe Shelters for Women and Girls survivors of GBV in life threatening situation.  
For those unable to access ABAAD centers and services, ABAAD goes to them through the Mobile Bus ‘’Jina Al Dar Programme’’. The bus tours in the most marginalized areas, towns and villages with a specialized team aiming to provide services on the prevention and reduction of all forms violence against women and girls and fostering social stabilities in host communities.
Our portfolio includes:
1. Direct care services that include:
“Al Dar” program that provides a free, safe and temporary housing for women at risk or survivors of GBV, including single and married women and their children. Al Dar also provides crisis counselling, legal rights counselling, emergency support, psychosocial support, access to resources and referrals to external service providers.
"Women and Girls Safe Spaces" program provides a safe, non-stigmatising environment for women and girl survivors of GBV and their children to receive comprehensive holistic care services.
The ''Men Center'' program aims to engage men and provide support at the individual, family, couples and community level, with the aim of promoting non-violent behavior and reinforcing positive familial and social relationships.
2. Focused programs targeting gender equality, advocacy, primary prevention, masculinities, emergency repose, SRHR and sexuality and a cross-border program mainly in Syria.
3. National campaigns and initiatives, such as:
Abolishing Article 522 from the Lebanese Penal Code. The #Undress522  national campaign was spearheaded by ABAAD and resulted in abolishing Article 522 from the Lebanese Penal Code  Watch on Youtube - Repealing #Article522: a case study from Lebanon. This national campaign also led to enhancing coordination for SGBV prevention and improving response among the humanitarian actors, local service providers and government agencies (such as the Ministry of Social Affairs, MoSA, the Ministry of Public Health, MoPH, and the Ministry of Interior and Municipalities, MoI).
Development of GBV case management ''National Standard Operating Procedures'' (SOPs). The SOPs aim at providing a unified and standardized road map and tools to guide the work of service providers, ministries, the police, NGOs, and other frontliners with GBV survivors in Lebanon.
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We are Environmental, Economical and Social Sustainability hackers ! Our projects are uniquely crafted trainings and workshops with non formal educational content that is considered a support pillar to shape a holistic sustainability-focused young generation with a tremendous self-discovery potentials, personal and professional development, networking opportunities, learning tools, community engagement ad youthful activities...

Published a Travel Book..The Antique Via EGNATIA...History,Events&Atractions.....Cultural&Environmental. Runing through History&Nature on Old Roman Route Via Egnatia in contact with Nature and hundreds years old Olive Trees

 The "Active Kids" Foundation, is very active in the field of social, cultural, ethnic and geographical inclusion It was created on the initiative of youth workers, leaders, educators and local trainers to support excluded and less privileged for social, economic and geographic reasons from the areas of Wieliczka, Sygneczow, Grabówki, Niepołomice, Lanckorona, Siercza, Podstolice, Janowice, Rożnów and Lednica Górna. Organization works mainly with authoring methods based on the principles of nonformal education. Our foundation works with people from broken / incomplete families, migrants (with particular emphasis on the Czech, Slovak, Ukrainian and Russian minorities). The organization works in the context of including discriminated people, migrants, ethnic and religious minorities. The Foundation is constantly looking for new methods and tools to improve the efficiency of its work. The main methods used by the Foundation are drama, theatre of the oppressed and improvisation. The organization has 23 members. 3 drama trainers, 5 social animators, 2 improv trainers, 3 IT specialists, 10 youth workers. Currently the organization coordinates Erasmus+ KA2 about re-framing drama and theatre of the oppressed methods into IT channels- tutorial that could be used by other European organizations in frames of social, economical and ethnical inclusions. Coordinates project about social inclusion of Ukrainian and Russian minorities from Małopolska region, where creates a base of common understanding and inclusion tools for Polish and Eastern European societies. The organization is in charge of 4 youth projects based on inclusion of youngsters with fewer opportunities through theater, aiming to raise theirs' awareness of active citizenship, democracy, tolerance, inclusion mostly based on antidiscrimination and anti-radicalistic workshops. 

Projects:
• Festival "2000 years Preveza"
• "Festival of Octavian Augustus"
• The Hunt for the Secret Treasure of Octavian Augustus
• Epictetus
• "2 minute Stories"
• "Incubator" of Ideas
Activities:
• Educational programs
• seminars
• consulting
• research

Main Previous Projects:
-Training courses for journalists both sex to cover elections 2013 in coordination with US Embassy in Amman.
- Implementing project "the rights of access to information" project with UNISCO 2013-2014.
- Developing women parliament Members role in Media outlets with MEPI 2013-2014
-  Raising Awareness of Digital Broadcasting in Jordan project with OSF 2014.
-  Enhancing provinces Youth both sex awareness in info sources with King Abdullah II Fund/ 2014.
- Lobbying and campaigning to cancel article 308 in the Jordanian law (Exclusion punishing the rapist in case of marriage the victim) supported by Netherland government 2014-2016.
- Developing Government spokesmen in media skills supported by US Government 2016.
- Empowering 11 both gender sport TV reporters 2016 supported by king Abdullah fund 2016.
- Organizing "Rethinking women Journalists" for 25 European and Mideterainian women Journalists in partnership with International Women’s Media Foundation (IWMF).
- European Union media activities video producer 2016 & 2017.
- Empowering Women Members of Parliament in Social Media project supported by UN Women.
- Signed a memorandum of understanding with Radio and Television Corporation in order to develop the content and exchange expertise and held trainings for radio and TV staff.