​- Sportive and cultural program - Shams- 
- Summer and winter camp for children and youth - Candles 
- Women Empowermnt project - Tamkeen 
- Spcoial inclusion of omen and youth - Qamat 
- Other seasonal programs 

1) Elaboration et mise en œuvre de projets multidisciplinaires et intégrés de développement, environnement et climat; 2) organiser des cours de formation, des tables rondes et des conférences et conférences locales, régionales, nationales, régionales, africaines et internationales; 3) Participation à des cours de formation, des tables rondes et des forums locaux, régionaux, nationaux, régionaux, africains et internationaux; 4) Préparer, mettre en œuvre et mettre en œuvre des projets de développement et de solidarité qui créent des opportunités économiques, tant pour soi-même que collectivement, pour les jeunes et les femmes des zones urbaines et rurales; 5) Contribuer à soutenir l'école et l'apprentissage par le biais de programmes de soutien scolaire, d'éducation parallèle, d'éducation non formelle, d'alphabétisation et d'universités populaires et publiques; 6) Organiser des campagnes de sensibilisation, des activités sociales et des convois de solidarité, médicaux, environnementaux et climatiques; 7) diffusion et soutien de la tolérance, de la paix et de la diversité culturelle à travers les ateliers de langues mondiales et les forums de coexistence, de tolérance et de dialogue des civilisations; 8) Soutenir la diplomatie parallèle aux niveaux régional, africain et international afin de servir les constantes nationales et le développement et la prospérité de la patrie; 9) organiser des concerts artistiques et des soirées récréatives à l'aide de matériel littéraire, artistique, humoristique, patrimonial et culturel; 10) organiser et participer à des expositions à l'échelle nationale, régionale, africaine et internationale; 11) organiser des voyages d'exploration et des études de développement, environnementales et climatologiques conformément à la perspective de développement de l'écotourisme; 12) l'organisation d'ateliers participatifs pour les jeunes, de camps d'été, de compétitions culturelles, artistiques et sportives et de festivals qui promeuvent la tolérance et le dialogue interculturel; 13) La création de l'Observatoire du développement, de l'environnement et du changement climatique, qui est affilié à la Société pour mener des études socio-économiques, de développement, environnementales et climatiques. 14) La création de l'Observatoire de la jeunesse et des femmes et développer des opportunités personnelles et collectives pour soutenir et réaliser le développement global de la jeunesse au sein de la patrie; 15) Création de l'Observatoire de l'éducation et du développement de l'environnement pour l'enfant et du développement de la jeunesse sur les valeurs de la protection de l'environnement et la consolidation de l'esprit de citoyenneté, de la tolérance et du dialogue des cultures. 16) Création de clubs spécialisés selon les espaces sociaux, de développement, environnementaux et climatiques à approuver par l'assemblée générale ordinaire ou extraordinaire ou la réunion du Bureau de l'Assemblée.

Veile informative et startégique, rédaction de documents et publications.
Publications de nouvelles noires.

Workspaces for start-ups / freelancers / studying and projects of all kinds.
Artistic and cultural events
Workshops
Concerts organizing
Technical-artsy related consultation for students and specialists
A library
Community Initiatives (Accepting Others and Improving Community Behaviors)

Created in 2011, TIZI is a network of independent young people, nonpartisan, whose vocation is to encourage the emergence of young leaders and to involve them in Moroccan civic life. With nearly 1,200 members, from various backgrounds we are present in several cities: Agadir, Casablanca, Marrakech, Settat and Tangier Our association has to its credit several projects of a citizen and political nature of which: The Political Barometer conducted in collaboration with Averty, an independent opinion polling institute to monitor the evolution of Moroccan confidence in government action. Leadership initiation seminars inspired by Anglo-Saxon courses adapted to Morocco. TIZI Village: a forum dedicated to young people by bringing together the main political parties. Conferences: more than 100 conferences organized for 8 years with the main Moroccan political leaders, including the Head of Government and the general secretaries of the main parties. Several actions on the ground to sensitize young people to the interest of registering on electoral rolls and to participate in elections.

We aim to realize some future projetcs as: 
- Create a playground for children and instill in them the values of a living civil society
- Realize a toxic waste landfill to preserve the environment
- Create solidarity tourism and receive tourists, exchanges and permit to our organization its continuation

Concert Series in the State of Baden Württemberg / Germany Monthly Spiritual Music Series in Stuttgart / Germany New Musical in 2019 in Stuttgart and the US New cultural partnerships with twin cities of Stuttgart with a focus on North Africa ( Cairo and Menzel Bourghuiba )

The school is situated in the very centre of Göteborg and our students come from all districts of Göteborg. The average student´s socio-economical background is middle class, lower middle class or lower class. The average student also has a relatively low overall final grade from grammar school. Some of the students have special difficulties in learning, for instance dyslexia and dyscalculia. The school therefore has two special teachers dedicated to meet those students´ needs and make them reach course-related goals. In the first year students sometimes have to attend extracurricular lessons three times a week to catch up or improve their skills in different subjects. Our school also has a health care team of our own, including a nurse and a welfare officer and the main object of the school is to make as many students as possible pass their A-levels.

The activities at Fryshuset are divided into three main areas; social projects, education and passionate interests Social projects • CIDES – Centre for information about destructive sub-cultures • Exit • The Easy Street Project • Passus • Mission Possible • Single mothers & Children of single mothers • The Bridge Builders • United Sisters • Elektra & Sharaf heroes & Sharaf heroines • Fryshuset Web Coaches • Job coach • Young-in Education • The Entrepreneurial project • Forum for the Caring • The Fryshus spirit • Fryshuset’s elementary school • Fryshuset high school • Fryshuset’s Knowledge Centre Passionate interests • RML - the Rock Music education • Basketball - 08 Stockholm Human Rights • Southern Basket • F.U.S.E • The Gym • Lovely Days • The Music Department • Evening Courses • Stockholm Skate Park • Theatre Fryshuset • The Wave

Some projects/activities carried out: (Actions concerning landscape issues are noted separately)  Implementation of the Laona Project (Phases I to IV) 1989-94, funded by MEDSPA-LIFE Programmes and other donors.  Organisation and implementation of a one-week study visit for an NGO group from Nepal, to study the effects of mass tourism and understand agrotourism, funded by the Sheepdrove Trust, U.K, 1998.  Study visit to Xanthe, in Northern Greece to study the potential for encouraging restoration of the old part of town, funded by the Leventis Foundation, 1998  Preparation and delivery of a seminar on cooperation with local communities as well as a site visit for the Cultural Anthropology Department of Frankfurt University, 1999.  The River Valleys (Kiládes) Project, a sustainable management plan for the Riverine Communities of Eastern Paphos, funded by LIFE ’99 and other donors.  This project aimed to assist the regeneration of seven communities by enhancing their natural and cultural heritage, 1999-2002.  Bipartite cooperation between eastern Paphos and Sitia in Crete, for sustainable development and eco-tourism, funded by the Greek Ministry of Planning and Environment, 2001-2002.  Experimental introduction of training on Quantitative Decision Modelling for rural land uses. A bi- communal project involving Greek and Turkish Cypriots, funded by UNOPS, 2004.  The role of the LEADER programme and Local Action Groups in Rural Development, conference co-organised with the EU Commission, The Ministry of Agriculture, Natural Resources and Environment of Cyprus, and the European Landowners’ Organisation (ELO), 2005.  Sustainable Rehabilitation of abandoned Mines and Quarries, bi-communal project funded by UN, 2008-09 involving a Think Tank with experts from both communities.  Mapping of Cultural elements in the Cypriot landscape, funded by Department of Town Planning, 2010-11  Training of Young farmers in biodiversity issues, funded by the Department of Agriculture, 2011,  Promoting Phytiotiko weaving in cooperation with Phyti community.  A series of activities starting in 2011 involving filming of the weaving process, discussions with the community, a seminar in cooperation with Frederick University in 2013, and securing the inclusion of phytiotiko on our National List of Intangible Heritage, in line with UNESCO procedure. Landscape actions:  Production of the first Landscape map of Cyprus, in cooperation with the University of Reading, and presentation to the involved government departments of the Ministry of Interior, 2008.  Workshop on the European Landscape Convention co-organised with the Cyprus Department of Town Planning and Housing to introduce the Convention to technocrats involved in its implementation, 2005.  Round-Table discussion on Landscape identification for technocrats led by Professor Carys Swanwick of Sheffield University, 2006.  Workshop on Landscape Character Assessment led by specialist from Reading University, 2007.  Developing a cultural Landscape map of Cyprus, 2011  Coordination of Medscapes Project (Greece, Cyprus, Jordan, Lebanon) to develop a common methodology for mapping landscape in the Eastern Mediterranean. Funding by European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI)  Sponsoring Cypriot participation in the 2016 World Conference of ITLA (International Alliance of Terraced Landscapes) which has led to setting up a Think Tank on the potential utilisation of abandoned terraces (2015 on-going)