1. Offrir gratuitement la musique sous formes de concerts et classes d'éveils dans les lieux tels les :
• hôpitaux
• prisons
• instituts pour handicapés
• Instituts de réhabilitation pour toxicomanes
• établissements médico-sociaux (EMS)
• maisons de soins palliatifs
2. Créer et de gérer les Écoles Résonnance dont les principes fondateurs sont :
• la gratuité
• l’absence d’examens et de compétition
• sans limite d’âge
• l’enseignement de la Pédagogie Résonnance
3. Promouvoir la formation des musiciens à la Pédagogie Résonnance : phénoménologie du son et du geste. Il s’agit de la connaissance de la phénoménologie de la musique associée à la maîtrise du corps et de la respiration (phénoménologie du geste) par l’enseignement dispensé dans des master classes ou dans le C.I.E.P.R. (Centre International d’Etudes de la Pédagogie Résonnance) créé par la
Fondation Résonnance.

Part of the annual event «Fête de la Musique» in Beirut since 2003 and decentralizing this national fiesta to Tripoli in 2005.
Co-organizer of an annual “Ethno Cyprus” event in Cyprus since 2005.
Give the chance to discover national and international groups in convivial spaces.
Conducting workshops.

Incognito produit des artistes Libanais, Syriens, Jordaniens, Palestiniens et Égyptiens. Son catalogue comprend des talents émergents comme des artistes internationalement reconnus.
Son réseau de distribution (Liban, Syrie, Jordanie, Egypte, Emirats Arabes, Qatar, et même Europe et Etats-unis) couvre ses propres productions comme celles d’artistes alternatifs autoproduits ou de labels indépendants. Incognito est également le distributeur de grands labels indépendants internationaux (ECM, ENJA). Le catalogue musique tourne principalement autour de deux lignes éditoriales : « The New Oriental Sounds », panorama régional de la musique orientale alternative et « Beyrouth Incognito », regroupant la scène Beyrouthine ‘underground’ (Scrambled Eggs, Soap Kills…).
Son catalogue livres est surtout axé sur les arts visuels (BD, illustration, photo) et les artistes locaux/régionaux (Mazen Kerbaj, Zeina Abirached, Fouad Elkoury).
Incognito est ouverte à élargir sa gamme de produits culturels et organise également des évènements culturels, concerts, signatures pour promouvoir les disques et les livres qu’elle distribue.

- Concerts: Irab is particularly the organizer of the festival "Musica" (editions from 2003 to 2009) which notably brought together Rima Khcheich (Lebanon), Marwan Abado (Palestine), Nasir Shamma (Iraq), Rami Khalifeh (Lebanon), and Hassan El-Haffar (Syria).
- Publishing books on music: In 2007, Irab published a book on the late singer Nour Al-Hoda written by Asaad Makhoul and titled “From the Cedars to the Pyramids”.
- Music Library: Within the ultimate objective of Irab is to establish a musical documentary library, where the public can come and listen to the music and access any information regarding any composer, singer or musical instrument.
- Collection of recordings: To this date, Irab has archived 15,000 hours of music recordings, some dating back to a century.
- Music Listening Salons: Salon on Al-Sayad Darwish, with the participation of singer Rima Kcheich, Zico House, May 2005.
Reproduction of CDs: Marwan Abado “Circles”, 2005. Nassir Shamma “ Rahil Al-Qamar/Fading Moon”, 2004.

1- Medical, Psychological, and Social Assistance to Victims of torture:
The overall objective of this project is to assist torture survivors in regaining their physical and psychological health in order to help them rebuild their lives and participate as fully as possible in society.
The specific objectives are providing free medical, psychological, social, and legal assistance to torture survivors.
2- Vocational Training for Victims of Torture:
This project aims at helping victims of torture and members of their families rebuild their lives, and get the education they need to enter the labor market as efficient and productive members.
3- Empowering the capacities of Iraqi Refugees:
The project aims at developing the skills of Iraqi refugees in Lebanon in order to offer them a bigger capacity to work and be productive members, and to enhance their chances to return to Iraq.
4- Decrease the marginalization of Lebanese women, victims of torture and domestic violence, domestic migrant workers and women refugees:
This project will help the target group compensate what they lost, as for their education, learn a profession, empower their skills, get certificates and make finding jobs easier, plus all the benefits they will get when they get introduced again to labor market, plus strengthening mechanisms that focus on their rights.
KRC offers medical and psychological assistance to the prisoners in Lebanese prisons, especially women.

- Seminar on "Reform of General Education in the Arab Countries"
- Seminar on "Educational Administration in the Arab Countries"
- Seminar on "Teacher Preparation in the Arab Countries"
- Annual Yearbook Series (5 titles).
- 15 other major studies and publications including:
- Higher Education and the labour Market in Lebanon
- Quality Assurance in Arab Universities

- Music Centers: LeBAM currently has four music centers in various areas of Lebanon (Beit-Mery, Baskinta, Jdeideh, Baakline); it is planning to start three more during 2014 (Tripoli, Southern Beirut, Bequaa). The centers include about 350 students, 24 teachers, 3 conductors and assistant conductors, 3 visiting conductors.
- Community Symphonic Bands: LeBAM currently has five symphonic Bands of various levels of music proficiency. The best musicians are organized in a national youth orchestra (Honor Band)including about 60 musicians.
- International Summer Band Camp ("ISBC"): LeBAM has organized 3 ISBCs in 2010, 2011 and 2012. The last ISBC trained approximately 200 trainee students, 15 trainee music teachers and 8 trainee conductors.
- Concerts: LeBAM has organized dozens of local and national concerts, 2 concerts in Switzerland and a limited edition of a Festival of Bands.
- Music Library and Pedagogy:as part of its ongoing effort to develop music teaching and performing tools.

Projects managed by LCCE:
- “One World in Schools”, a commune project with “People in Need”, consisting of teaching children about human rights through documentary films.Funded by EU.
-“Expanding a Civic Education Model to Promote Active Citizenship, and Civic Spaces among Lebanese School Students”. Funded by Foundation for Future.
- “Building Leadership among the Youth: Shifting Focus from Political Role Models to Individual Capacities”- Funded by Save the children- Naseej program.
-Project “Investigative Journalism as a Tool for Fighting Corruption and Promoting Transparency and Accountability: The Role of the Faculty of Media in the Lebanese University”. Funded by TAG program, Amideast Lebanon.
- Project Citizen. Funded by center for civic education,US.

- Conducting researches on societal and value systems matters
- Organizing conferences and seminars related to its research fields (two international conferences per year)
- Establishing a research network that includes academic and social researches
- Publishing researches and seminars

Maharat Foundation is an NGO founded in 2004 to monitor freedom of expression and its practices in Lebanon. Maharat acts as a watch dog to submit reports, indicators and alerts and lobby for the change in laws that limit freedom of expression.
MAHARAT is a member of IFEX.
Based on its strategic plan for 2012-1015, Maharat foundation will be working on the following:
Advocacy: to amplify and intensify advocacy actions for the freedom of expression and the organization of the media sector in Lebanon trough intensifying the media law reform campaign, Advocating for the abolition of prior censorship on cinema and theatre productions.
Training: to build the capacity of young journalists on human rights, peace building and media coverage.
Research and Resource Production: aim at: Creating knowledge, contributing in policy making, supporting the training program of Maharat