CMI actively contributes to the growth and improvement of the musical culture of Cyprus by conducting music-related scholarship, developing and implementing innovative approaches to applied music education, sponsoring public events, and offering high-quality support services to stakeholders in the local and international music community.

The main domains of action are in education, information, research-creation and production, performance and presentation through collaborations with local and international institutions.
The organization aims are: (i)The support, promotion and development of contemporary dance locally, nationally and internationally, (ii)The encouragement of choreographic research through the creative process, (iii)Continuous professional training for dancers, (iv)Τhe support of professional dancers, choreographers and dance companies through international collaborations, (v)Acting as a connecting link between the audience and the art of dance and choreography,(vi)To help young professionals have contact with the dance community

1. To facilitate the preparation of environmental policies by providing environmental information to policy makers, civil servants, scientists and technical personnel.
2. To enable the dissemination of information on environment, culture, health and safety issues in Cyprus and the Mediterranean basin.
3. To provide the public with information and data on environmental science and technology.
4. To promote environmental awareness on the dangers from the use of chemicals and other pollutants.
5. To contribute to environmental education in Cyprus on issues pertaining to the environment and culture.
6. To promote research on environmental issues with the cooperation of national and international research institutes.

The general objectives of the EIC are:
- The study of the European Institutions, as well as of the European economy and policies.
- The provision of a forum for the purpose of discussion and exchanging views with leading figures of the European Union who are policy makers, officials, business leaders and academics.
- The cooperation with Universities and other national or international bodies of established level dealing with research and teaching on European affairs.
- The training of civil servants and other persons with leadership abilities in European Union affairs
- The operation of a Centre with a specialised library on European matters, as well as the European documentation Centre.
- The information of the public on European matters as well as on funding opportunities.

First Elements aims to become the leading consultancy services company in Cyprus within the next three years with a focus on entrepreneurship development and innovation support. At the same time it continues to build solid relationships with the public sector on a national level in order to become a strategic partner for issues relevant to technology transfer, capacity building and management support.
The objective of First Elements is to use its unique operational model, which includes complete incorporated/additional services, but also its accumulated know-how and network of collabora-tors that it has developed over the past few years, as the biggest consultancy in South-Eastern Europe, especially in those sectors that aim to promote and develop entrepreneurship, innova-tion, competitiveness and technology.

The mission of the Foundation of Social and Political Research is to catalyze and produce pioneering social science research and to shape public policy by integrating knowledge and methods across the social science disciplines.
The main objective of the institute is to promote scientific research in all fields associated with the social, political and cultural development as well as the relationship between society and its members. In cooperation with established institutes both in Cyprus and abroad the institute follows closely with any interactive developments in the political, social and cultural issues or problems, aiming at the upgrade of knowledge in the current society of citizens.

The HFC "Hope for Children"Office for Children’s Rights is an independent, non-profit and non-governmental organization based in Nicosia, Cyprus. Our organization works on humanitarian and development policy relevant to the defense and promotion children’s rights. It does so through research, grassroots program design and implementation and advisory services offered to governments and international organizations.
The vision of the HFC-OCR is to raise awareness within the Cypriot community on disadvantaged children’s suffering. It seeks to promote humanitarian values and charity among Cypriots, and to promote integration and inclusion of migrant children (asylum seekers, refugees and migrants ) into the Cypriot society. The needs of enclaved children in the occupied territories of Cyprus are given particular attention.
Mission Statement
The HFC-OCR aims to advocate and to protect children’s rights based on the standards and principles of the UN Convention for the Rights of the Child and EU Directives. The protection of children’s rights holds a special place in international conventions. HFC’s doors are open to all children regardless of religious and cultural background HFC-OCR also aims to improve the quality of life of socially disadvantaged children, such as asylum seekers, refugees and enclaved children in Cyprus as well as those in war-torn areas. Through education and social mobilization, HFC-OCR will work on raising awareness and promoting respect towards all cultures, religions and diversity in the Cypriot society.

The mission of AAISCS is to promote scientific research and enquiry about the nature of man and the societies it creates combining the spirit of enquiry of the ancients and the precision of experimental approach of modern science. The objectives today are emphasizing research about brain functions using non-invasive human brain imaging and the translation of the results to useful and widely accessible clinical tools. Although the research includes a wide range of investigations using auditory, somatosensory and visual stimuli, in tandem with the trend in other places the research topics related to vision tend to dominate. Projects initiated at LHBD-J studying normal mechanisms are continuing at LHBD-C with emphasis in understanding failure in pathology including psychiatric conditions (e.g. comparing brain activity for face affect processing in normal and schizophrenic subjects). AAISCS is actively seeking funding to continue the analysis of data from LHBD-J that deal with the aesthetic appreciation of music and art, and the relationship of the brain processes involved with processes during altered states of consciousness including dreaming sleep.