- Education for Sustainable development;
- Local biodiversity action plans;
-Green Pack-multimedia education package for environmental education;
-Cleaner fuels in Montenegro;
Local development for municipalities Herceg Novi and Cetinje;
- LEAPs;

The Centre carries out the following activities:
- Academic programmes: 1) Degree Course on Political Sciences, International Relations, Human Rights (three years); 2) Master Degree Course on Institutions and Politics of Human Rights and Peace (two years)
- UNESCO Chair on Human Rights, Democracy and Peace
- Jean Monnet Chair on Globalisation and Inclusiveness in the European Union
- Jean Monnet Chair on European Union Political System
- Jean Monnet European Centre of Excellence on Intercultural Dialogue, Human Rights, Multilevel Governance
- European Master’s Degree in Human Rights and Democratization, based in Venice, organised together with other 40 European universities.
- Research on relevant topics referring to human rights and peace, human security, human development, international democracy, national institutions for human rights, intercultural dialogue in the Euro-Mediterranean area).
- Peace Human Rights Archive Database.
- Courses for Teachers on active citizenship, human rights, peace, intercultural dialogue, with the support and cooperation of the Ministry of Education and the Region of Veneto
- The Library “Piergiorgio Cancellieri”
- Conferences/Events/Seminars
- Publication (Quarterly “Pace diritti umani/Peace human rights” and (Volumes), Pocket Books, and CDROM).

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1)Sports events: annual football, ping-pong, trick-track matches.
3)Cultural events: exhibition, poetry recitals, public lectures and debates.
2)Social events: annual get-together party, musical concerts, poetry recitals and literature events.
All the events are open to members of the Club and the wider public. The Club stresses being involved within the Czech community hence often it joins events related to the above three organized by other like-minded NGOs.

The HMW was founded by a group of citizens disturbed by the exploitation and abuse of migrant workers in Israel. With initial assistance from the NGO Kav La’Oved, the HMW was able to fill a critical deficiency in existing services by assisting foreigners under arrest and slated for deportation. Through trips to detention centers, we came into contact with other groups in need of assistance including survivors of sex and labor trafficking, unaccompanied foreign minors and refugees. In addition to direct service, our work has expanded to include legal advocacy, public policy activities, public education and training of government officials. Hotline organization and staff have many awards: we were honored by the Sderot Conference for Society (2007) and the Association for Civil Rights in Israel (2001). In 2009, we received the National Prize for Combating Trafficking in Persons from the Israeli government.

The “Cinema Jenin” association is set to: a. To make aware the local community of the reality of social and economical destitutionaffecting the Palestinian Territories, with particular regard to the city of Jenin, its refugeecamp, and the surrounding territories. The association gathers economic resources, means and skills, to be used towards the tonalities of theassociation itself, and that are employed to create and maintain its projects. b. To promote, create and sustain, in collaboration with other associations, initiatives and projects on the provincial territory that are set to the affirmation of the values of peace, tolerance, and cultural integration. c. To relate cultural operators, public institutions, companies and investors, sharing aninterest in “social enterpreunership” in the territory of Jenin and its refugee camp, with the finality of setting up cultural and ludic activities, promoting recreation and development among the local youth. d. To encourage the development of the local economy by enhancing techincal and professional skills. e. To encourage the development of children through the values of sport, focusing on moments of learning and play. f. To sustain cultural activities taking place in the recently rebuilt Cinema Jenin (Azzaytoona Street 1, Mugamma'a Basat Tinin, Jenin), promoting inter-cultural exchange and an humanitarian education. The association is based on core values such as ecology, democracy, equality of opportunities and rights, liberty, and human dignity.

In order to reach mentioned goals and objectives, the Association of EKO-PRO implements activities through a number of areas of activity. There are few of them in environmental sector:
SUSTAINABLE AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT
- Support to municipalities and local communities, representing them the European standards for urban and sustainable development
- Participation in planning and defining the principles of sustainable urban development and application of the same
- Active participation in the preparation, implementation and evaluation of certain strategic or development documents, lows etc (on different levels)
- Planning, implementation, analysis and publication of certain research and results related to sustainable urban development, etc.
EVNIRONMENT PROTECTION AND WASTE
- Participation in the implementation of activities related to the reduction of waste
- Participation in educational seminars related to waste and adverse impacts of waste
- Enhancing/raising public awareness about taking responsibility and caring for the environment through proper waste disposal and recycling, etc.
WATER MANAGEMENT
- Participation in the implementation of activities related to water protection and water resources
- Participation in educational seminars related to water protection
- Organization of public campaigns on the need to protect water
EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES
- Organization of public events, meetings, seminars and other forms of educational events (independently or in partnership with other NGOs)
- Creation, publication and distribution of materials and manuals
- Enhancing public awareness on environment protection
DEVELOPMENT OF COOPERATION
- The initiation and implementation of activities related to cross-border cooperation
- Cooperation with local, cantonal, federal and state governments, other organizations and stakeholders in planning and implementing various environmental programs, etc,
- Cooperation with local authorities in creating the development of strategic documents

1. Organise twice a year (April and November each year)multicutural camps within Finland where other foreign or ethnic associations are invited to participate,(for example, the Finnish Falcons)asssit in giving free lectures on selected topics. (Next camp due in November 2010)
2. Youth alive program 2010, November/December. This is a weekend program where youths are encouraged to organise and manage mini-seminars that all children can participate and express themselves. In the seminars, children are especially encouraged to teach different culture-related topics from their original countries and a question and answer session is embedded into the program to ensure that they understand the core objective of the program.
ally advised to teach different cultures from their original countries and a question and answer session is embedded into the program ensure that they understand the core objective of the program.