Wedia : The other face of Facebook (I and II) 
Training and coaching of more than 40 CSOs and NGos on the strategic use of social media and online platforms. Citizen journalism and basic graphic design and photography trainings as well. (2 years)
Website for NGOs: Development of ten websites for ten CSOs in lebanon, with training on content development and managment: writing for the web, photography, CMS.
Wikihistory: Piloting a wikimedia project to serve as a crowdsourced modern history book, written by the people. The project is on hold waiting for a proper political environment as well as funds in order to be published, promoted, and started in the right pace. (no official modern history book in lebanon for political reasons)
Kamashtak Campaign (I and II): a mix between offline and online activities were volunteers, paid staff, and the crowds report on violations of traffic law and other civic laws, through social media and the official campaign website. a mix between field work, crowdsourcing, and smart use of smart phones and online media.

The AUG is currently a member of many international unions and associations. This includes the International Association of Universities. AUG has received many grants for EU projects. It is currently running few EU projects and a member of Erasmus Mundus. AUG is now in the process of preparing proposals for TEMPUS IV in many fields.

Regular activities throughout the year:
-newsletter on Latvia in the EU and EU neighbourhood
-lectures in schools and universities on EU and its neighbourhood
-interviews on EU related issues (incl. migration) (2015 more than 80 interviews, leading to more than 200 publications where given)
-meetings with NGOs, decision makers and leading civil servants on Latvia's EU and foreign policy
-participation in the NGO and Government Cooperation Council and the NGO and Saeima Forum coordination team
Yearly events (examples):
-European Mobile Express -regional information on Latvia as EU member state
-Europe Day and week activities
-European Footprints in Latvia
-European of the Year nomination and honouring event

Programmes de l’action
Centre d’écoute :
- Accueil des femmes victimes de violence .
- Fournir l’appui  juridiques administratif  et psychologique .
-  Assistance juridique et suivi des cas de femmes devant le tribunal
- Accompagnement des femmes  aux administrations et aux  institutions dans toutes les démarches visant  à défendre leurs droits. 

Programme d’alphabétisation et de formation professionnelle :
A l’issue  de la  convention de partenariat conclue  entre l’association TAWAZA et la délégation  d’éducation nationale, M’diq   Fnideq ,des classes d’alphabétisation et de formation professionnelle(coupe-couture)   ont été  créées dans certains établissements scolaires sis dans les  quartiers  les plus marginalisés de la ville de Martil   notamment Diza, , Ahrik  et Katlan  au profit des femmes analphabètes.
Atelier de formation en tapisserie.
En partenariat avec  l’initiative nationale de développement humain , INDH, l’association TAWAZA supervise  un atelier de formation en tapisserie  au profit  de 20 jeunes filles et garçons  du quartier Ahrik ;Cette initiative s’inscrit dans le cadre du projet de développement pour l’amélioration des conditions économiques et sociales des femmes en situation vulnérable.
Programme de l’éducation aux droits humains et juridiques des femmes :
L’Association organise des séances d’éducation aux droits humains et juridiques des femmes au profit des bénéficiaires du programme de l’alphabétisation et de formation professionnelle (coup-couture et tapisserie) ,des bénéficiaires des associations féministes ,et de droits  humains locales et régionales ainsi que des cadres de l’entraide nationale M’diq/Fnideq
Programme  de collecte des décisions des tribunaux à travers le WEB ;Tawaza œuvre pour la collecte des décisions des tribunaux sur toutes les questions se rapportant aux femmes  et ce en partenariat avec un groupe des associations et avocats marocains ;
 

• Organisation des  sessions de formation au profit des  membres  de l’association, associations de la société civile, Cadres de la délégation de l’entraide nationale ,M’diq- Fnideq ,élues  et auxiliaires de la justice ,avocats et autres.
• Organisation de séminaires , de tables rondes et des rencontres  avec les acteurs de la société civile et acteurs locaux .
• Organisation de pièces théâtrales traitant la problématique de la violence à l’égard des femmes .
• Organisation  de caravanes régionale de sensibilisation à travers des pièces théâtrales , des séminaires et des rencontres avec tous les acteurs locaux .
•  Organisation de caravanes sanitaires .
• Organisation  de journées spéciales de test de dépistage de sida en coordination avec l’association de lutte contre le sida, section Tétouan
Plaidoyer législatif :
L’ Association Tawaza pour  le plaidoyer  de la femme œuvre  dans le cadre d'une vaste campagne de plaidoyer législatif  et en partenariat avec  Global Rights et dix associations marocaines , pour  la mise en place d’une loi spéciale visant à protéger les femmes de toutes les formes de violence domestique .
 

Institutional support. ideaborn is evaluating private and public institutions in its areas of intervention,
bringing technical support in the evaluation of policies , cooperation programs and/or projects. To do so,
we work both alone and in network with other companies, NGO, and education institutes. In this context,
we work with several multilateral organisms, such as the World Bank, regional development banks (IADB,
ADB, AfDB), bodies belonging to the United Nations’ system as well as with international cooperation
agencies like EuropeAid, EAR, IBRD, USaid, BTC, Sida among others.
v Research. ideaborn carries out analyses and investigation projects in its different specialization sectors.
Often these researches represent the starting point for new initiatives aiming at the institutional
strengthening.
v Support to consultants. ideaborn, thanks to its experimented team in the framework of international
cooperation for development, offers backstopping services to consultants aiming at supporting them during
technical assistance missions, whether being of short or long term. In particular ideaborn proposes tailormade
services according to the expert’s needs, including among others documentation research and text
revision (translation and editing); revision of the coherence and relevance of the work presented (reports
fulfilling the client's requirements as well as the beneficiaries' needs);assessment and advice on working
procedures and specific formats used by main funding agencies (EC, WB, IDB, UNDP, USAid, etc);
transmission of lessons-learned and compared analysis of past experiences ; logistics and mission support (including preparation and organization of meetings).
Besides that, ideaborn makes available to experts the use of its Virtual Platform in order to process, stock
and safely share information. This Platform, accessible from every single place in the world equipped with
an internet access, represents a simple way to facilitate long distance communication as well as
information management.

We have worked on a regional project entitled "Christopher Stevents Youth Network" ,which was named after former Ambassador to Lybia Cristopher Stevens.The project brought together students and teachers from the MENA region with their counterparts in the USA.
We have just started another regional project with secondary schools BRIDGE(building respect through Internet Dialogue and Global Education).This project will last 2 years.
We are planning an annual conference in Tunisia in 2017 and we are currently working on a regional conference in Tunisia in the fall.

Salon de l'industrie du papier 2015
Salon dur la construction métalique 2015
séminaire sur la biotechnologie 2016
Campagne de prévention routiére 201

from these meetings, a core group of nine Palestinian women activists took the initiative to establish the Jerusalem Center for Women with the aim of empowering Palestinian women's position in civil society, politics, and within the peace process. JCW immediately began involving and engaging hundreds of Palestinian women interested in working towards the protection and advancement of women and human rights. The group grew substantially within its first few years, and formed a General Assembly to guide and coordinate JCW. In the spring of 1994, following several meetings 13 women were elected to the first Board of Directors and JCW became a registered non governmental organization in East Jerusalem with the Palestinian Ministry of Interior. At the same time JCW was founded, an Israeli women's organization, Bat Shalom, was also founded. The intention was for the two organizations to form a platform for women's voices to influence the peace process. Together, the two organizations founded a coordinating body known as the Jerusalem Link. From the beginning, JCW and Bat Shalom have operated independently of one another, each maintaining executive and organizational integrity, while periodically working together to advance women's interests in the peace process. However, since the attack on Gaza in December 2008, JCW and Bat Shalom have decided that the priority lies in working separately on their own constituency to prepare the ground for future peace work. Therefore, JCW and Bat Shalom are working on separate programs of advocacy and capacity building, where each organization works to strengthening the respect for human rights and democracy within their own society. Despite several setbacks to the Palestinian women’s movement, JCW envisions women as central in the process of successful nation and state building, and therefore continues to support the empowerment and involvement of women in all aspects of Palestinian civil society and development. JCW also continues to support women’s participation in the peace process and believes women’s ideas for a just peace must be included in final status negotiations. In preparation for this, JCW seeks to provide Palestinian women with training opportunities in  public speaking, advocacy and other activism skills in order to advance women’s status and their role in Palestinian society. We believe this support is essential to protecting the decision-making process, human rights and democratic principles, which are the foundations of a just and lasting peace. Since its inception, JCW has empowered thousands of Palestinian women by training female community leaders, activists, young professionals and politicians, provided legal assistance to families at risk of having their homes demolished, and advocated on a local and international level for women’s rights and an end to occupation.  Recent history With the war on Gaza in 2008|09 and the implicit difficulties for further joint activities and projects the Jerusalem Link dissolved, as did Bat Shalom this current year. Regarding the ongoing development Jerusalem Center for Women has defined four core strategic priorities as (1) protection, (2) capacity development, (3) women leadership and political participation, and (4) advocacy | media. Still and relevant as ever JCW strives to emphasize that the struggle for women´s rights is a crucial component to achieve human rights for all Palestinians. JCW goes for empowering female activists, students, and professionals so that they are able to effectively communicate and participate in Palestinian civil and political society as well as training a new generation of young leaders dedicated to advancing women´s rights and creating a culture of human rights and democracy in Palestine. Furthermore, JCW continues to increase women´s skills and confidence to prepare them to become agents of change and powerful advocates for their communities and against Israeli occupation. Likewise JCW considers significant to support Palestinian women in apprehending, addressing, and altering the male societal patriarchy. Regarding the intensified focus on advocacy and media JCW aims to raise local, national, regional, and international awareness to violations of Palestinian women´s rights by using varied advocacy techniques, including the use of new media, social networking, lobbying, researching, documenting, and disseminating information to key outlets and decision makers.

Our programs: age group 5-11 years: Educational skills programs in nontraditional ways using games based on the idea of "play and learn" through the Thinking Room, which includes fun science programs. Entertainment programs through festivals, carnivals and excursions. Design, installation and programming of the robot using LEGO pieces. Smart electrons program Math using chess Principles of drawing age group 12-17 years: Animation, digital gaming industry and software programming for non-programmers Literary creativity workshops Music workshops Fine Arts workshops Design, installation and programming of the robot for an advanced stage within (Tetrex) program. Courses in life skills (Basic soft skills) Specialized computer courses English language courses Photography courses Voluntary activities to serve the needs of the local community Skills courses for determining vocational and academic path through a specialized program entitled "I Have a Dream" consisting of: basic life skills and training for leadership, financial awareness, entrepreneurship work ethics and the requirements of the labor market. Age group 18-22 years: Robot programs and specialized electronics Computer Programs English language courses Voluntary activities programs Literary creativity, music, fine art and photography courses Courses in the field of entrepreneurial ideas and electronics in collaboration with Intel European license Entrepreneurship courses "Easy Business" which includes accounting, planning, business management and project management Courses in communication skills "I have a dream" program tailored to this age group with two-streams: Entrepreneurship and employability Paid work during the summer holidays in the private sector University scholarships to the most innovative youth. Providing Age group 22+ years (graduates): Entrepreneurship for establishing and managing small enterprises Employability program to qualify graduates to work in the private sector Training with private companies and institutions on the understanding of the labor market Training on writing a resume and how to conduct job interviews Computer software training English language programs Voluntary activities and community service Woman's Program: The empowerment of women through "You are the core of community" which includes courses in basic life skills, mental health, reproductive health and computer skills. In order to support innovators and creators, we are currently working on the development of specific programs that serve our goal in nurturing the innovators through inviting their mothers to attend the same training courses with their children The total number of beneficiaries during the period from 1/1/2011 until 01/03/2016 is 4107( 2271 are females) Recently we supported two girls; Salma Hab. to participate in leadership program at Georgetown University in US, and Razan Sara. participated in in implementation of advanced scientific research in Grenoble Institute of Technology 

Campaigns of awareness in the streets, and mobilizing the youth in all suburbs to join the initiations of the program to be the core of performance of the program in order to convert the Egyptian personalities
Promotion of the program in advertising
Re –qualifying the youth through visiting the schools and colleges  and churches and mosques in the social places to set the program properly in order to achieve the program
Preparing the conveys of trainers in the schools and colleges to re – qualify the adults and children to apply the program