1. INHERITANCE AND HISTORY
2. E-COMMERCE AND AGRIBUSINESS
3. MEDIAE AND COMMUNICATION
4. CULTURE and ARTS
5. AGRICULTURE AND AGRO INDUSTRY
6. POLE OF COMPETITIVENESS, PLATFORM
7. SETTING IN LOCAL AREA NETWORK/REGIONAL
8. TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION AND FORMATION
9. CO-OPERATION DECENTRALISEE AND AREAS

The main activities of the foundation are the organization of a number of services which aim to educate and integrate persons with special needs within the general society. These include: the provision of basic job skills courses; computer-related courses; job placements; a mentoring and job-coaching system; and an early prevention scheme that aims to tackle the issue of how to integrate young children with disabilities in the general educational

'Obrador aleatorio silvestre'- is a project involving the promotion of social interaction on a local level, using an open laboratory of culinary experimentation as it's main focal point. This project is still at a germination stage.
'Real-time documentary embroidery'- an ongoing collaboration with artist Vahida Ramujkic, using the act of embroidering in public space to bring people together and talk about neighbourhood situations. This project has intervened in Cairo, Bristol, Barcelona and Belgrade.

1. Collecting instruments: Music Fund’s first task is to collect instruments. In 2005 we organised the collections ourselves, but since the beginning of 2006 concert organisers in different European countries (France, Austria, Great Britain and Germany joined Belgium in this), take charge of this as part of concerts, festivals or other events.
The second phase is where the complex work begins: the instruments are collected, checked by experts and repaired and all details are carefully entered into a database.
2. Distributions: Around Christmas 2005 a first shipment of repaired instruments arrived in the Middle East by lorry. These musical instruments were then handed over in person to the different partner schools in Palestine (Gaza, Ramallah en Nablus) and Israel (Nazareth). Since then several large shipments have been organised in the Middle East and in Africa ( Mozambique + DRCongo)
3. Training:Since 2006 we have called in the help of a number of experts to set up initiation workshops in repairing, tuning and building musical instruments in the local music schools in South. This is a unique opportunity for Music Fund to complete a capacity building project that supports music education in a very concrete manner. Since 2006 we also provide longer internships in Belgium and at the partnerschools. Recently we also supported a student to obtain a diploma at a reputed school in France and will continue to offer other students this opportunity
4. Repair workshops in the partnerschools: In 2007 Music Fund started running repair workshops in several of its partner schools: in Ramallah in 2007 (in collaboration with other associations), in Maputo in 2007, in Nablus in 2008, and finally in Kinshasa in 2008. These repair workshops are an important part of our partnerships, because not only do they make it possible for the music schools to maintain their own musical instruments independently of Music Fund, they also create incomes as musicians from outside the music schools bring their instruments to these workshops for repair. They are an employment opportunity for people who have followed training courses in instrument repairs via Music Fund.

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Consultancy in management , several trainings , organization of seminars , publications of information , political measures , diverse missions related with e.a the sustainable development and the international cooperation .

Missie
Socius betekent metgezel, tochtgenoot. Socius wil als steunpunt de reisgezel zijn van de sector en van zij die erin werken. In de missie van Socius zijn naast de belangrijkste doelgroepen ook de kerntaken van het steunpunt opgenomen en de wijze waarop deze worden gerealiseerd. Daarmee vormt de Socius-missie het kloppend hart achter de werking van het steunpunt.

Member of advisory board

Four main subjects can be distinguished:
1. Developing structured combinations of research: think about horizontal solutions on mobility - energy - clean technology.
2. The organisation of biennial training-cycles regarding mobility.
3. Developing internal quality-reinforcement regarding sustainable mobility solutions for staff, students and visitors at Ghent University.
4. The organisation of publicity-oriented activities regarding mobility (seminars, activities for the public and press).
Main projects:
1. 6th framework program on research (EU), technological development, Demonstration 2006- The integrated project "Hydra": From H2-blended fuel towards the ultimate H2-fuel - transition to the hydrogen economy. This project will start on 1 January 2006 and will run till 31 December 2009
2. Clean Technology for Public Transport (CTPT)
3. ISA, Intelligent Speed Adaptation (ISA) is the generic name for advanced systems in which the vehicle "knows" the speed limit and is capable of using that information to give feedback to the driver or limit maximum speed.

Kaïros Danse asbl is requested to control the next international meeting of the "Voyage of the gesture", in which it has taken part for several years.
It plans to install it 15 days in July 2008, in Chiny, in Belgium (Province of Luxembourg); the partners of the network are: Coraï association of Palermo in Italy, Maria Joào Serrao of Portugal, Lebanon, Palestine, France. Some already accepted the call. Since 2000, Kaïros Danse participle with the network "Travels of the gesture", initiated by the association TRISUNIC/Subito Presto (France), which aims at the meeting of the artists of Europe and country of the Close relation, Moyen the East and the Maghreb.
In these various interventions former within the "Voyage of the gesture", the contribution of Kaïros Danse was directed towards the research and the training of young people participant(e)s according to its own teaching and methodological principles.