We try to enable the production of contemporary dance pieces by strong communication with local authorities and fundraising. Due to the fact that the local conditions for contemporary dance and theatre art are not satisfying we try to to establish space for these arts representing all local and national freelance actors and dancers.

The Afro-Asian Institute of Vienna is a centre of dialogue between the nations. It was founded in 1959 sponsored by of the Cardinal Franz Kanig, former archbishop of Vienna.
The Afro-Asian institute is a place of oecumenical, inter religious and intercultural dialogue. It constitutes a real Afro-Asian world located at the centre of Vienna .

Diakonie Austria develops and promotes development cooperation projects with the aim of combating poverty and enabling sustainable improvements in the living standards of people from the so-called ‘Third World’ countries. Our work focuses on the key areas of; people with disabilities, training and education and conflict management within civil society.
Diakonie Austria projects aim to strengthen the independence and enterprise of the beneficiaries. For this reason, all projects are developed and implemented in cooperation with a local partner organisation. We see the people who live in and work on our projects as equal partners, with whom we share an on-going and mutual learning process. In this way, the long-term sustainability of the projects is assured.
We strive towards a fairer world. In crisis regions, this means that we engage to support organisations facilitating dialogue between parties from opposing sides of a conflict.

The joint aim is interdisciplinary historical and archaeological research in the Eastern Mediterranean.

As a UNESCO member school HLW Kufstein is devoted to intercultural and democratic teaching approaches.

Seven fundamental principles embody the work of all Red Cross and Red Crescent staff and volunteers worldwide. Adopted in 1965, these principles define the scope of the Red Cross' humanitarian work and provide a basis for promoting the ideals and humanitarian values of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.
1. Humanity - people caring for people
2. Impartiality - aid doesn't differentiate
3. Neutrality - humanitarian initiatives need trust
4. Independence - our principles are maintained through self-determination
5. Voluntary Service - true aid must be free of self interest
6. Unity - only one in any given country, open to all
7. Universality - humanitarian values are global

Particular objectives:
* to establish a network between Catholic and Islamic institutions and organizations in Vienna
* to enable and attend encounter on all levels
* to provide education and retraining
* to cooperate with all international initiatives concerning the Christian-Islamic dialogue taking place in Vienna
* to assure consulting in the context of Christian-Islamic relationships and attendance of interfaith marriages.
The ‘Centre for Christian-Islamic Encounter’ is involved in the following activities:
- training of Turkish Imams coming to Austria
- annual Austrian-Indonesian Dialogue Symposiums in Vienna
- cooperation with the ‘Liechtenstein Institute on Self Determination at Princeton University’
- networking with the German Bishops´ Conference CIBEDO (Christian-Islamic Encounter and Documentation); with Institutions of Islamic and Christian organizations in Turkey; with the federation of European Islam-commissioners of the different Christian Churches “Journee d´Arras” and with the “Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue” at the Vatican.

Aim is the international cooperation, the meetings of people from different countries in spirit of the peace and the reconciliation.
In our municipality live 20% of Muslims (mostly from Turkey). For the meeting of the religions the peace bell is a special place of the tolerance and the respect.

Assocreation considers itself an individual. Its agents work anonymously. The group confronts the public with the human being’s relationship to the space that surrounds him and the ground that upholds him. Its repertoire includes a series of physical works on display at the Bienal de Valencia, the Ars Electronica, the Fabrica Gallery Brighton, the Jack The Pelican Presents Gallery Brooklyn, the Künstlerhaus Vienna, the Kunsthalle Wien-Project Space, as well as on the streets of New York, Warsaw, Zurich, Copenhagen, Paris, and other cities.

· To use and promote music as a possibility to create open meeting places for human encounter, for a vivid international cultural exchange and for fostering the intercultural dialogue
· To plan and implement high quality music projects for and with young people
· To give access to children, youth and adults living in conflict zones and/or an economically weak environment to having a share in the dynamic process of international dialogue and exchange of culture