STRATEGIC DIRECTIONS OF THE ORGANIZATION
1. Social work with the community
2. Development of the entrepreneurship and social entrepreneurship in the community
3. Improving human rights
Main Projects in 2009:
Hope - a project of economic empowerment and social inclusion of women (Goverment and World Bank)
Be young, be active (European Commission)
With partnership to development (The Balkan Trust for Democracy)

National Development Institute pursues projects on:
- improvement of efficiency of public sector,
- strengthening non-governmental organizations,
- development of cooperation between local authorities and NGO‘s,
- training advocacy and policy analysis capabilities,
- enhancing democracy and civil society,
- promoting youth entrepreneurship, creativity and leadership,
- promoting understanding of other cultures.

EVENEMENTS D'ART INTERNATIONAUX EVENEMENTS CULTURELS INTERNATIONAUX ( Cartagena, Hammamet, Taormina, Parigi, Bruxelles, les derniers Paris 7 Mars; Paris 21 Mars,2009 Bruxelles 4 Avril 2009; directioins artistique du Festival du Cinema Mostra Cinema dello Stretto , 2009, Messina, Italie etcetera) Nous vous pourrions faire enverrer les catalogues de l'expo dernier. A Taormine, Sicily, Italie, nous avons fait arriver de Bucarest deux musiciens et una corale de Bruxelles.

Since 1994 Stubnitz has visited 15 different ports across 10 European countries, researching and presenting innovative youth culture and forming partnerships with local culture organizations and promoters. More than 430 000 people have attended more than 1500 events hosted by Stubnitz. More than 3000 live performances by artists from 30 countries all over the world have been documented and preserved in an on-board audio/video archive. Each performance is recorded by 2-3 cameras, live
mix and biophonic audio equipment, then edited and catalogued in an on-board multi-media lab.
Stubnitz maintains a file server and a web site where fragments of this vast archive material are now gradually being offered for public viewing.

Eko Liburnia`s activities are in accordance with the internationally accepted sustainable development standards and conventions such as Agenda 21 and Aarhus Convention. It cooperates with the local communities, municipalities, counties, ministries and organizations from abroad. The most important aspect of Eko Liburnia`s activities is revitalization and development of traditional and introduction of new agricultural productions based on organic agriculture principles. Eko Liburnia is proud to be a member of the IFOAM since 1996 and between 2000-2002 was hosting the Secretariat of the IFOAM official regional organization for Mediterranean countries (AgriBioMediterraneo). Activities of members of the Eko Liburnia are incorporated into already commenced organic agricultural programmes on: olive cultivation and processing; viticulture and wine production; bee-keeping and honey production; herbs & spices and mushrooms growing and processing; fruit and vegetables production; livestock growing, meat and dairy production.

Sytze Smit is Part time artistic advisor of the Amman Symphony Orchestra; also working on the Project Communicty Art, Rotterdam Philharmonic Orchestra; and for Music Institute Multimedia Amsterdam;

In the past Youth Service Initiative has already organised three service projects in Ghana in collaboration with the organization "Community Partnership for Youth and Women Development, Ghana", plus all the projects that the previous participants organised.
You can easily find all the reports of YSI first year participants at the webpage http://www.youthserviceinitiative.org/?q=en/taxonomy/term/1&page=1, while reports from YSI second year are available at http://www.youthserviceinitiative.org/?q=en/taxonomy/term/2.
The activities organized so far by YSI 2008-2009 participants are right at www.youthserviceinitiative.org.
They are most of all service activities, such as cleaning parks, promoting voluntary work, making old people meet young people, activities with children or handicap people…

SUD 2007, a long-term program of cultural activities and urban interventions in Douala (Cameroon); the international workshops Moving in Free Zones #1 and #2, in collaboration with TU Delft, aimed at stimulating awareness amongst the inhabitants of Charlois (Rotterdam) about their urban environment. As a cultural producer she organized: Singingchairs - Voices and Stories from the city (NAi, Rotterdam), a collective performance about multiple ways of experiencing a city;

Man and Biosphere, Ethics of Science (COMEST), Management of Social Transitions (MOST), World Heritage, Preservation of Intangible Heritage, Intercultural dialogue

The main activities of the University of Granada (UGR) are related to higher education, learning and research in a very broad sense. Its more than 100 departments carry out high quality research and teaching activities at all levels. Furthermore, central services for students, research equipment, continuing education, summer schools, language training, transfer of knowledge, work placements, etc. are available for all the members of its academic community. The UGR is involved in a vast number of national and international projects financed through different programmes such as the Seventh Framework Programme (FP7), the Lifelong Learning Programme (LLP, Erasmus, Comenius), Erasmus Mundus, Tempus, Alfa, Interreg, etc.