Profondo runs non-profit projects in the field of non-formal education. We aim at better youth participation, higher quality of non-formal education and integration of people with immigration background. We aim at youth self organisation and initiative and try to be no obstacles, but supportive coaches for this.

Main Projects/Activities: The city has experiences in several EU-Programmes like Interreg, Horizon, Erasmus+, Creative Europe and works also with foundations. Projects are carried out in all fields of integrated urban development including cooperation with communities in the region. Chemnitz will be the European Capital of Culture in 2025.

The German Institute for International and Security Affairs of the Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik (SWP) is an independent scientific establishment that conducts policy-oriented research on the basis of which it then advises the Bundestag (the German parliament) and the federal government on foreign and security policy issues. The analyses and publications produced by SWP researchers and their participation in national and international debates on key issues help to shape opinion in their respective domains.

CERAW coordinates a global network on Middle Eastern studies, forwards the latest information on Middle Eastern studies to some 3000 scholars via email-lists on a weekly basis, and carries out research on current development in the Middle East in the field of social sciences and humanity .

The Objective of the Association is the promotion of political dialogue between young people in Europe and other regions and cultures as well as the promotion of tolerance in all facets of the concept of understanding between nations. This Objective shall be achieved particularly through financial, idealistic and organisational support provided to appropriate events for the general public.

- Promotion of technology transfer and investment projects in Morocco - Reinforcement of integration of Moroccans into the German society - Promoting international understanding, culture dialogue and development cooperation

Cordaid works towards a sustainable better future for the world’s poorest people and most excluded groups. This is why we fight poverty and exclusion in places where it is most needed and areas that are most difficult to reach: places where armed conflict, underdevelopment and natural disasters hit hardest. We do this hand in hand with 850 local civil society organisations, local communities and, wherever possible, in cooperation with local governments, business and industry.
Together, we engage in a comprehensive poverty-reducing strategy: working towards better and more affordable healthcare and welfare facilities, greater economic self-sufficiency and food security. Where natural disasters occur often, we provide emergency aid in times of crisis. Before they strike, we reduce risks and create early warning systems; after disasters we are part of the reconstruction efforts. In areas in the grip of armed conflict, we reinforce social processes of dialogue, reconciliation and sustainable peace. We fight exclusion by strengthening the position and the voice of the disadvantaged and the oppressed, by empowering them to participate in decision making processes, by promoting transparency and good administration in failing or weak states.
We do this both on the ground, at flashpoints of conflict and in the middle of the most harrowing poverty, and at international forums and policymaking institutions in New York, Geneva and Brussel.
Worldwide, over a billion people live with the impact of armed conflict every day. They struggle with abject poverty, social exclusion, fear and insecurity. Their chances for advancement are minimal at best.
With the Conflict Transformation programme, Cordaid is attempting to use these conflict situations to bring about sustainable, positive change. Development projects in the programme are not only focused on the immediate consequences of a conflict (like relief for refugees) but designed to get at the root causes. People can only better themselves when they are safe, actively involved in solutions, able to assert their rights and in a position to earn their daily bread.
The conflict transformation programme focuses on areas plagued by politically motivated extreme violence, where the population pays the price for the fight between rebels, terrorist organisations, bandits and criminals, army and police. In many countries, like Sudan, the Congo and Guatemala, resource conflicts and political conflicts go hand in hand. The harvesting of natural resources confronts local communities with pollution of the living environment, loss of agricultural land and organised physical violence.

“Enfants scientifiques” (scientific children) is a scientific NGO working to give aged between 12 and 18 years, who are motivated and with a high intellectual potential, the adequate framework for their high initial skills. The early interference in a child's life, by encouraging his high potential; increases its chances to develop positive attitudes to its future success. This elementary finding, which naturally motivated us to create and establish an adequate structure with our aiming: Developing the mental health and emotional well-being of the child and improve its mental and scientific skills. Evolving in an environment in harmony with the expectations of the child, provides a strong basis for the development of its skills. It is therefore important that the child could benefit of a favorable environment helping development, mental, emotional and intellectual.

NAVA’s main purpose is to serve as a mediator between NGOs and people willing to volunteer. National Alliance for volunteer action has the following main goals:
• To create, maintain, and support the administration of comprehensive methodology for volunteers management.
• To create, update and maintain effective system for monitoring the public confidence and necessities of Bulgarian society for volunteer issues. To identify fields of business and alternatives to volunteer.
• To be an active mediator between organizations/institutions working with volunteers and the people willing to be volunteers.
• To create, endorse and distribute positive models of coordination between children in need (children with communication deficits) and their social environment.
• To enrich and enlarge the youth’s knowledge of skills to volunteer, problem solving related with communications arisen at child age.
• To assist and support for the legality of volunteerism in Bulgaria

Mediterranean College entered its fourth decade remaining firmly committed to the proud tradition of bringing the best of higher education in Greece through its collaboration with major foreign universities. Being a private college of – primarily - professional studies, Mediterranean College offers challenging undergraduate and postgraduate programmes and is committed to life-long learning. As a teaching-oriented institution of higher learning, the College emphasises on the provision of high standard teaching services and multiple opportunities for personal and professional growth.
Along with the investment in its resources in accordance with the students’ needs and the pursuit of academic excellence, the College also makes strong efforts in facilitating the needs of its local communities as well as those of the country itself, by initiating projects designed to develop links between its Schools and the local communities, as well as by organising cultural events in or outside the college boundaries.