Besides exhibitions, WHW projects encompass lectures and public discussions conducted by international artists, curators and cultural theoreticians, publications and a book edition on contemporary cultural practice and cultural theory, radio broadcasts and interventions, screenings and live acts. The main WHW activities are: curating exhibitions in Croatia and abroad; supporting production of new art works; running non-commercial gallery space in Zagreb – Gallery Nova; publishing books on contemporary art theory and practice; organizing public lectures and discussions on contemporary art theory and practice; developing links between Croatian and international visual arts scenes; developing multidisciplinary projects with Croatian organizations from dance, architecture, media and education, aimed at influencing cultural policies.

Teaching activities for PH degree and for masters and specializations courses in Resoration of cultural heritage. Mare Nostrum: Euromed project; Bilateral projects on cultural heritage; National project on cultural heritage.

1. To have a richer and more divers offer of cultural activitities in the region
• Meetings in the region to see what center want to plan which activities. The centers make agreements (delicate proces of planning events).
• Several centers work together to organise bigger events, they can’t do on their own. F.e. Summerfestival of streettheater in 12 rural towns. F.e. www.zomeropstraat.be
2. To have a better communication/promotion to the people in the region f.e. common website www.applaus.be , brochures, deals with media etc
3.To focus on target groups
- Children and youth.: strategie and common actions. f.e. Kinderhoogdag/Supervlieg www.kinderhoogdag.be , Pepernoot.
- Cultural diversity: strategie and actions, f.e. Murga, Antena
- People with lesser opportunities: strategie and actions, f.e. supporting
4.To focus on culture and education
The province of Flemish Brabant and the city of Leuven made a culture & education network. It brings together all organisations that are involved in culture & education in the region. This network is working out a strategie about culture and education & is experimenting with new actions and methods. F.e. Kraak. www.kraakkraak.be
How We have several meetings
• on a provincial level (stearing group, 3 times a year)
• 6 regional groups
o region = a district of about 15 cities & towns ; approx 200.000 people
o 6 regions
o cultural centres come together every 6 weeks (regional groups
• 2-3 thematic working groups: children and youngsters, communication and marketing, cultural diversity, …

Within the Management department of the University of Antwerp the Cultural Management Group foresees in a master and postgraduate education. These consist of specialist training courses into the diverse functional management dimensions (strategic, financial, marketing, HRM) and other classes such as cultural policy, art & law, cultural entrepreneurship & the creative industries and international cultural policy. Every year a series of guest lectures by experienced and/or innovative cultural actors and a seminar is being organized. In addition, it establishes a research track, on different topics related to the management, marketing and financing of cultural organizations, on (governmental) policy and tendencies within the cultural and creative fields such as internationalization. At the moment plans for the organization of a summer school and an international network are being elaborated.

Community Policing; A sequence of 6 one-year projects focused on developing community policing were implemented by the organization. Trainings on the National Strategy “Police Close to Society” were provided. A Police Support Group was established in Razgrad as a result of the long and successful collaboration between the NGOs Centre and the Regional police headquarters. Social inclusion and human rights: At present the NGOs Center in Razgrad implements a number of local and regional projects “Roma community consultants”, “Equal Opportunities for Job Placement at the Police for Representatives of Ethnic Minorities”, “Daily Center for Socially Disadvantaged Women”. The development of the NGOs Center as a social services provider is a priority for 2006 and 2007. The organization provides support to vulnerable groups, especially social and health-care support to women from ethnic minority groups. In 2005-2009 the organization filed over 100 cases based on the Access to Information Act before the Regional and court of Razgrad and Supreme Administrative Court, against the local authorities. In over 70 % of the cases the court pronounced the denied access to information as illegal. Apart of the abovementioned projects the NGOs Center has completed a number of other democracy-related projects. Full texts available at: http://ngo-rz.org; http://court.ngo-rz.org; http://police.ngo-rz.org.

“Youth forum 2001” is an ambitious organization which enables you to have your own personality, different from others. “Youth forum 2001” will help you to realize your ambitions and meet key figures.
Our organization is a voluntary association of young people with a positive purpose. We are very enthusiastic and ambitious young people, united by the idea of positive and continuous development of our generation. We wish to socialize with the surrounding world and to actively take part in the social processes.
Foreign Aid Ratings assigns BB rating to Youth Forum 2001 (November 2003), a community-based youth organization building social capital. Our organization has been selected to be part a of pilot project with only three more NGOs from India, Ghana and Bosnia and Herzegovina. www.foreignaid.com/ratings2/YouthForum2001/
On March 9, 2004, we got License #0004 for a children’s social service called “Daily Center for Youth Lawbreakers”, issued by the State Agency for Child Protection of the Council of Ministries.

The main research project addresses state and religion in the context of Mediterranean Islamic Countries (i.e., Algeria; Egypt; Jordan; Libya; Morocco; Palestine, Syria, Turkey and Tunisia) and it is the first step of a wider project aiming to:
1) collect and catalogue the laws of “Islamic countries” (i.e., the countries with a Muslim majority) devoted to regulating religious affairs;
2) provide a documented and structured analysis of the relationship between Religion and State in contemporary “Muslim countries”, which will be divided in four geo-political areas: Islam in Mediterranean Countries; Islam in Gulf States; Islam in Africa; and Islam in South and Southeast Asia.
3) build a network of researchers from “Muslim countries” specialised in Law and Religion and able to cooperate with other networks in the same field (e. g.: the International Consortium for Law and Religion Studies ).

Festambiente: an ecological kermesse with BIO-Restaurants and BIO-Bars with organic products. The ecological festival is composed of various areas where you can find cinema (environmental art movies), theatre, workshops, institutional and commercial stands, an Eko-market with organic and natural products, a new age area (with yoga, rebirthing, shiatsu), ateliers for kids, kids’ garden with recycled plastic furniture, ateliers for adults. Every night relevant political events take place in the debate area. Italian Ministers, politicians, representatives of NGOs, show men and women and the most important communication media (Rai, Mediaset, Ansa…) participate in these political debates after which the festival schedule continues with concerts of well known Italian singers which attract many young people and families - Legambiente Solidarietà: this campaign and branch of Legambiente aims at helping the people facing humanitarian crisis after environmental disasters took place (chemical, nuclear or natural disasters such as downpours, floods, etc.) - Campaign against traffic pollution and to promote sustainables cities: "Cento Strade per Giocare": it is a day - usually a Sunday in springtime - when boys, girls and children can freely play in the streets without worrying about traffic, cars and pollution. - Campaign Clean up the World - Campaign Clean-Up the Med Sea Action: a three-day-cleaning up of our beaches in all the Mediterranean Basin: more than 40 countries involved, more than 850 organizations among which municipalities, ecologically sensitive hotel chains, schools and universities. It is organized and coordinated by Legambiente, Grosseto. - Our international projects: o Chernobyl project (project to support the population and children of Bielorussia); o Habana Ecopolis (project of urban qualification of the town of Habana-Cuba); o project Merp (project of sustainable development in the area of Duzce- Turkey); o Water: a right for all; o Mediterranean Diversity (network of Mediterranean Festival); o European Environmental Network (EEN); o Every Day Ecology (communication’s campaign for the citizen about ecologic behaviors); o The Mediterranean: a sea which connects, a sea which must live (Interreg III A project with Tuscany Sardinia and Corsica for the safeguard and the promotion of the marine and coastal ecosystem); o Green Network Campaign : social citizenship related to ecological issue (European Green Party); o International Festival Network with Earth Festival (Greece), Festiventu (France), Posidonia Festival (Balearic Islands), Earth Festival (Cipro), La mer en fete (France).

One of the documentaries we produced is “Facing the Day” directed by Ivona Juka, thatspeaks about prisoners in Penitentiary Lepoglava, one of the strictest penitentiaries in Croatia, and re-examines the manners of resocialisation in Croatian prisons. Film was screened at numerous international festivals and received many awards including: Best Documentary Film at goEast Film Festival (Wiesbaden, Germany) ; 3 awards at Croatian Film Days – Grand Prix for the best Croatian film, “Oktavijan” award for the Best Documentary Film awarded by the Croatian Film Critic Society and Best Editing award; in Sarajevo Film Festival it was awarded Heart of Sarajevo for the Best Documentary. Film participated in International Documentary Festival DokMa in Maribor where it won Best European Documentary Award. Film was also screened at prestigious film festivals in Montreal, Ljubljana, Sofia, Motovun, Calcutta, Sao Paolo and Author Film Festival in Belgrade. Film has cinema distribution in Croatian Macedonia, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina and has recommendations by Education and Teacher Training Agency, Ministry of Science, Education and Sports, Government Office for Human Rights and prof. Dr. Ksenija Turković, the Chair of Criminal Law at the Faculty of Law of the University of Zagreb, as well as the support of Government Office for Combating Narcotic Drug Abuse. The film was screened to university students and to pupils of high schools and of 7th and 8th grade of elementary school: 74 screenings were held in 63 towns, and film was seen by 9.573 students and pupils of elementary and high schools. In years 2007 and 2008 we implemented Awareness Raising Campaign for Prevention of Gender Based Violence co-financed by European Commission, Ministry of Education Science and Sports, CARE International, Royal Netherlands Embassy, Royal Norwegian Embassy, Embassy of Finland, Ministry of Family, Veterans’ Affairs and Intergenerational Solidarity. Open Media Group created, developed and implemented the media campaign as part of the project. The slogan of the campaign is “Silence is not Gold” and the TV clips were broadcasted on Croatian Television and RTL Croatia, which provided free media time, with value of broadcasting time over 17.000.000,00 HRK (approx. 2,3 mil. EUR).

CERAI développe ses activités dans deux zones géographiques: le Bassin Méditerranéen (Albanie, Palestine, Tunisie, Algérie, République Saharaoui Démocratique, Maroc, France, Italie et Espagne) et Amérique Latine.
Nous réalisons des projets de coopération internationale en essayant toujours de faire une analyse globale du sous-développement afin de pouvoir avoir un impact sur ses causes structurelles et de définir des propositions d'alternatives.
Par nature même de notre organisation, mais aussi du fait que la pauvreté est en général plus accentuée dans le monde rural que dans les villes, tous nos efforts se tournent vers la réalisation de projets liés au développement rural, à l'agriculture et à l'alimentation des PED.
Dans le bassin méditerranéen, nous essayons de conserver et améliorer la biodiversité, de fomenter les séjours solidaires et responsables, de cataliser la mobilisation de collaborateurs, moyens de communication, ressources financières et alliances, de générer des alternatives qui freinent le processus d'exode rural et soutienne le développement socio-économique des femmes rurales.
En complément, nous réalisons aussi des activités de formation et insertion au travail pour immigrants, des cours et des stages de coopération intrenationale dans le monde rural, et d'autres activités d'initiaton à la diète méditerranéenne. Nous sommes aussi entrain de mettre en marche une ligne de travail tournée vers le co-développement.
Dans le département de sensibilisation, nous prétendons sensibiliser la société aux différentes problématiques que nous abordons depuis notre organisation à travers d'activités de commerce équitable, de cours d'agriculture écologique, de chantiers internationaux dans les pays du Sud et d'autres activités liées à la valoration des ressources naturelles.