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 1.The Research Library
IBLA runs a Research Library specialized in humanities and social sciences in the Arab world. Its collection, mainly in Arabic and French, constitutes a unique contribution to the Tunisian cultural and academic scene. In January 2010, a dramatic fire deeply affected the Library as half of the collection was destroyed (At least 15,000 books) or damaged (at least 5,000 books), whereas the building and the furniture have also been severely damaged.
The enormous support received from both individuals and institutions such as the Ministry of Culture have enabled our team to restart partially IBLA’s activities. After several years of great efforts, the Research Library officially reopened in October 2014.
Now, the objective of our Research Library’s project is to recover and develop the Library’s collection and material in order to offer a quality place of study.
It contains three axes:
- Preservation of IBLA’s collection: repairing, scanning, conservation…
- Development of IBLA’s collection: purchase of books and periodicals
- Modernization of the IT system: Database development, renewal of the computers
 

2. IBLA Revue
IBLA Scientific journal to date has published 114 issues over 78 years. Its issues, containing over a thousand articles and hundreds of book reviews and survey, provide a wealth of information and commentary on the evolution of Modern Tunisia. Blending Orientalism and the social sciences, the review specialized from its inception in the study of Tunisia’s past and present, particularly its Arab and Islamic dimensions. In 2014, IBLA revue published the book “Tunisian Arabic Course, Level 1” and aims now to publish the Level 2.

3. The Junior Library
Opened for the youth of the disadvantaged neighbourhood (Bab Mnara, Melassine…)  for over 50 years, the Junior library provides middle- and secondary-school children a place to study and to read in a calm and serious environment, as well as offering advice and help with their studies. After the fire of 2010, it was closed for few years. We are now preparing a participatory project to develop educational and cultural activities with a group of youth. We will provide these activities for the youth of the neighbourhood from next spring, with the reopening of the Junior Library.  The objective of the project is to develop interest in studies, civil participation and intellectual openness  among young people from disadvantaged neighbourhood.

Prepare local organizations to welcome refugees (employment office, GP-s, local government etc.);

Find and prepare accomodation;

Facilitate supportpersons;

Activate volunteers and raising awareness among them about the situation, the religions and cultures refugees come from;

Share information about the overall crisis, situation in Estonia and clarify our actions to local community (via FB and smaller gatherings for different interestgroups).
 

Meeting in various middeleastern countryes.

Main projects of the Association are:  "Mjesto za sve"  - The main objective of the project is to strengthen the role, capacity and cooperation of civil society organizations in providing innovative social services for ethnic minorities in the area of Osijek-Baranja County  and Vukovar-Srijem County. "From Foster to Prosper" - The main objective of the project is to ensure active social inclusion of young people from foster homes by promoting participation in the labor market and to promote social cohesion and equal opportunities of all young people through adequate efficient social protection systems and social inclusion policies.Center for cultural activities is a partner on the project  to Open media group as an applicant of the project. "Gelem, Gelem" - The project aim is to contribute to the improvement of the level of human rights protection in Croatia, to ensure effective implementation of the EU human rights protection standards, eventually leading to overall social development of Croatia and the fulfilment of the EU 2020 strategic goals regarding Roma inclusion and the Croatian National Roma Inclusion Strategy from 2013 to 2020. Center for cultural activities is a partner on the project  to Open media group as an applicant of the project. Minority 3D - Diversity, Dialogue, Development" - The aim of the project is to encourage active citizenship by emphasizing the everyday problems that prevent minorities to participate equally in community activities.

Odunpazari Municipality started a new project called “First Gift from Us”. Within the scope of the
Project The Mayor Kazım Kurt visits family that has a new baby in the Odunpazari, and gives them
some presents. The Mayor visits about 300 parents monthly.
Another implemented project is “Oyunpazari Day Care”. Because of this project, a day care center was
founded for the children of local working mothers by The Mayor of Odunpazari Municipality Kazım
Kurt in the territory. However, The Mayor Kazı Kurt was established a nursery for disabled children.
All the projects are free of charge and show Odunpazari Municipality’s service manner.
The objective of the H.H.O.M. (Health is at your Home with Odunpazari Municipality) -the most
important social responsibility project of Odunpazari Municipality- is to visit elders aged 65 and over
and perform a needs analysis. By the agency of needs analysis; health conditions, percentages of
health services usage, quality of life and standards of living of elders are examined, shortcomings and
needs are investigated. These examined needs are met through our team within municipal facilities in
subsequent visits.
With BUKA -one of the projects for children of Odunpazari Municipality-, information about
recycling and development of children’s dexterity are provided at recycling atelier that was prepared
for children. At BUKA Recycling Atelier, children accompanied by expert instructors produce new
products from waste paper and materials (such as plastic bottles, cardboard, plastic, glass).
Another social municipal application of Odunpazari Municipality is “Public Market” project. Within
the “Public Market Project, Odunpazari Municipality and Eskisehir Branch of Turkish Red Crescent
have signed a 5-year protocol. With the “Public Market”, needers will choose their needs themselves
instead of receiving parcels of supplies. These needers will be able to shop free in the specified limits
from the Odunpazari Municipality “Public Market” and find opportunity of shopping with “Public
Card” among hundreds of varieties of products.
We want to be your partner at our projects those are open to innovation and with an understanding of
municipality that attaches importance to new ideas and projects.
The 3rd International Odunpazarı Glass Festival, held by Eskişehir’s Odunpazarı Municipality, brought world’s most famous glass artists together at Kurşunlu Social Complex located in the western province of Eskişehir.The glass artists shared the specifics of glass shaping art with the people following the festival in the hall, some of which turned into glass studios. The artists exhibited the all processes while producing and shaping the glass. The audience, following the activity, watched all the details.
World Wood Day (WWD) is a cultural event celebrated annually on March 21st to highlight wood as an eco-friendly and renewable biomaterial and to raise awareness on the key role wood plays in a sustainable world through biodiversity and forest conservation. Furthermore, this unique celebration will remind humans of the importance and true value of wood and its responsible use.
The 2015 WWD international celebration was  in Turkey, Odunpazarı  with the theme "Wood & Humanity" to rediscover and recognize the contribution and beauty of wood as well as recall the rethink its significance in contemporary society.
About 380 people from 93 countries participated in presenting this major event with excellent support from the District of Odunpazarı.
Booths and tents were setup so that the hundreds of people of all ages from the general public and other could view and learn from woodcarvers, wood turners, furniture makers, folk arts workshops. Events also included demonstrations and, performances of various wooden musical instruments. Special children’s events were included over several days.
The day after WWD, many of the attendees traveled to a local community park area to plant black pine tree saplings to emphasize the need for a sustainable source of trees for both beauty and products.
Two unique highlights of the 2015 celebration included  an international, collaborative project with 23 artisans from 17 countries that designed and constructed a timber “bridge” (arch)  and erected it in the town square a few blocks from the venue of the meeting (see accompanying photo of the arch, artisans and Odunpazarı officials).  The second highlight was the integration of performances and demonstrations from 13 musical groups from 15 different countries that combined wooden instruments with song and dance. Many times throughout the celebrations, these musicians shared their talents in creative musical performances including the Opening Ceremony, the Welcome Dinner, and two musical concerts.

• Le droit d’accès à l’information en faveur de l’amélioration des offres des services publics
• L’accès aux infrastructures de base pour la population démunie
• La promotion de l’employabilité des jeunes de Larache
• La sensibilisation pour la lutte contre la radication des jeunes
• Organisation de caravanes médicales
• Organisation de concerts musicaux et animation culturelle
• Sensibilisation sur la lutte contre la toxicomanie
• Animation autour de la Maison de vieillards de Larache

Journée mondiale de l’environnement Rencontre des enfants du parc nationale D’Al-Hoceima Activités de la journée mondiale de la forêt Activités de la journée mondiale de la femme Le Rencontre de l’enfant amazigh  

During last 5 years, our projects has been:
Dates, Venue, Name of the project, Type.
5-11/11/2014, La Palma island (Canaries), "Multiple Inteligences", Multilateral youth exchange.
23-29/8/2013, Gran Canaria island (Canaries), "All down the line 2.0", Multilateral youth exchange (including Tunisia & Palestine).
2-7/4/2012, Gran Canaria island (Canaries), "Rural & Urban Environment", Multilateral youth exchange.
8/2012-7/2014, Various, "Multiple Inteligences & parents education", Grundtvig (adult education).
25/8-2/9/2012, Gran Canaria island (Canaries), "EcoYouth", bilateral youth exchange.
17-23/10/2012, "We decide our policies", Multilateral youth exchange (including Egypt & Palestine).
4-10/12/2011, "Give youngsters a chance", bilateral youth exchange.
8/2009-7/2011, "Secure Internet, secure generations", Grundtvig (adult education).
 

Themes Social Marketing (social behaviour change) Youth empowerment and social activism Dialogue: intra and inter cultural/ faith dialogue Creativity and innovation Volunteerism and employability Environment and Sustainable Development Sustainable Entrepreneurship (Social & Business) Current projects on national level:  Jordanian youth to combat online hate speech Establishing structured dialogue between youth and municipalities Countering Violent Extremism International level: Alternative Narratives   Euromed regional level: a number of projects.   More information can be found on our Faceboook page: idareorg1 and website www.i-dare.org