Forest management through Indigenous Knowledge, mapping of traditional territories, plants, and ecology. Inter generational knowledge exchange. Training of artisans in the development of biogas and wind energy systems. Training artisans on less emitting cooking stoves. Research on Agriculture productivity and sustainability. Organising of seminars, workshops, and networking events, organising the Helsinki African Film Festival (www.haff.fi), volunteer placement, student exchange.

The Materiais Diversos International Arts Festival is a platform of presentation and debate of contemporary art. It presents a multidisciplinary programme which includes performances, exhibitions, conferences, workshops, professional meetings and outdoor activities, stimulating dialogue between public and cultural agents Is held every September at the Alcanena county (at one hour away from Lisbon), where artists and public can enjoy the stunning natural landscape of the Serras d’Aire and Candeeiros. Materiais Diversos International Arts Festival is funded by the Portuguese Ministry of Culture, Alcanena Municipality, Turismo de Lisboa e Vale do Tejo and REN - Redes Energéticas Nacionais.

• European Joint Task Force (2012) - working/supporting structure in favor of a radical improvement of the implementation of the EU funded projects;
• Black Sea-Danube Regional Network for Social & Economic Innovation (2011) - involved in the consultation for the implementation of the Danube and Black Sea EU Strategies;
• Regional Centre for Innovation in the Black Sea Basin - Danube Region “FuturICT Bucharest” (2011) - Socio-Economic Innovation Hub for complex IC&T projects;
• Knowledge Management Community (2009) - network of KM Specialists & Experts, following the series of events on KM techniques for EU projects;
• EU-RO Clearing Funds (2007) - Platform for Action & Rapid Intervention of the Civil Society in favour of stimulating the absorption of European Funds
• CEFTAC Platform (2004) - Central European Advocacy for a Fair and Transparent Competition;
• REGENT Centre (2001) - South Eastern European Platform aimed to promote the public-private partnership in the field of local/regional development;
• Centre of Excellence (1998) - career counselling and training program for Romanian students and young graduates;
• Interdisciplinary Reflection Group (1997) - responsible for Think-Tank activities and Research Studies & Papers.

* Cultural activities
* E-learning
* Quality assurance
* Human and scientific researches
* Environmental activities
* Renewable energy
* Heritages protections
* Women health
* Infrastructure researches

Donor name :CHF
Name of activity : Nurture young talent in Al-Foukhary village.
Start date : 1/Nov.2010
End date : 15/Jun.2011
Category of activity (entrepreneurship, employability, or service learning) : Youth
Value of project in US$ : 40000$
Main results achieved : Develop the talents of 60 man/e from Al-Foukhary village on leadership and develop their artistic talents in painting , sculpture, drama and creative writing and journalistic.
Number of direct beneficiaries (male) : 30
Number of direct beneficiaries (female) : 30
Donor name : CHF
Name of activity : Ramadan Activities.
Start date : 15/Aug.2010
End date : 15/Sep.2010
Category of activity (entrepreneurship, employability, or service learning) : Community
Value of project in US$ : 20000$
Main results achieved : provide meal for500 person , benefited 370children received school bag , awareness 400 person in the areas of human rights and early marriage.
Number of direct beneficiaries (male) : 250
Number of direct beneficiaries (female) : 250
Donor name : CFTE+NDC
Name of activity: Developing the talents of young Al-Foukhry
Start date : Feb.2010
End date :Dec.2010
Category of activity (entrepreneurship, employability, or service learning) : Youth
Value of project in US$ :26000$
Main results achieved: 120 youth were trained to computer programs- 120 youth were trained to computer programs- 50 women developed Her talents in embroidery-30 young women were used drama techniques as Treatment.
Number of direct beneficiaries (male) :300
Number of direct beneficiaries (female) :300
Donor name : IRD
Name of activity : Employment of new graduates
Start date : 1/Apr.2010
End date : 31/Jul.2010
Category of activity (entrepreneurship, employability, or service learning ) : Graduates
Value of project in US$: 60000$
Main results achieved : 3000 cases were studied- 40graduate Benefited jobs- data base of the association
Number of direct beneficiaries (male) : 20
Number of direct beneficiaries (female) :20
Donor name : FOA
Name of activity : Garden Home
Start date :1/Mar.2010
End date : 1/Sep.2010
Category of activity (entrepreneurship, employability, or service learning) :Farmers
Value of project in US$ : 790000$
Main results achieved : The establishment of 79 garden home -79 families with the elements of food security-
Number of direct beneficiaries (male) :79
Number of direct beneficiaries (female) :00
Donor name : CHF
Name of activity :Summer Games
Start date :1/Jul.2009
End date : 30/Jul.2009
Category of activity (entrepreneurship, employability, or service learning) : Children
Value of project in US$ : 20000$
Main results achieved :50 Tonic with the ability to lead activities-300 children received school bags-300 children were unloaded psychosocial community
Number of direct beneficiaries (male) : 250
Number of direct beneficiaries (female) :250

1. Providing legal and social services:
In order to address the increasing problem of violence against Palestinian women, WFL provides legal and social services to women victims of violence and targets state services such as police officials to better assist violated women. WFL also provides legal representation to attain women’s rights, and runs awareness-raising workshops on gender equality.
2. Building women’s self-capacities to become economically self-sufficient:
WFL runs several workshops aimed at developing women’s business acumen and professional skills to increase employment prospects amongst women. Local women learn artisan crafts in order to acquire specialist skills, alongside being educated in marketing and project management techniques.
3. Developing life-skills and building capacities in Palestinian youth:
This programme aims to expand children’s life-skills by engaging them in workshops and activities which encourage them to be creative, active and open-minded. WFL has links with several cultural institutions that provide opportunities for youth to develop their arts and professional skills.
4. Strengthening and empowering women’s political role:
To ensure that women are well-represented and participative in Palestine’s political arena, WFL educates and trains women to participate in public forums and conferences and seeks to develop women leaders on a local and national level

Descriptions of the Mothers' School Society programs:
Mothers School Society mainly works within six programs:
First: Education Program:
The Education constitutes the backbone of Mothers’ School idea; this program depends on teaching the main subjects of Arabic, English and mathematics, using books derived from the basic stage curricula that were prepared particularly for mothers by supervisors in education directorate.
These books reflected the developed Palestinian modern curricula, they are being taught in one semester of five months three classes in the week with duration of 2 hours, and the academic year includes two classes. The average number of participants in each semesters reaches to 25.
Second: awareness program
Awareness Program works on the implementation of psychological, health, educational and human rights awareness as a supporting and complementary program for the education program. This program came because of women’s urgent need which came as a result of the Palestinian circumstances that the women live within it. This program is based on many areas and it is implementing in the society as one lecture weekly in all the Society's location. The area that the program covers are:
1. Health Awareness and Medical Day: The focus of health awareness and medical days is on issues like maternal and childhood, general and school health in addition to medical days and examination for women and children. The society organizes extensive medical days in its locations in cooperation with the Union of Health Care Committee. This includes tests for- breast cancer, in cooperation with Family Planning Association through the mobile clinics, and osteoporosis tests in cooperation with Small Hands Committee Furthermore, the society hosted specialized doctors in alternative medicine from Britain who offered acupuncture treatment for 1500 medical cases over three stages.
2. Physiological and Educational sides: This includes the following subjects: Self esteem, family relations, dealing with the adolescents, children’s behavioral problems, early marriage, psychological unloading, learning disorder, learning retardation.
3. Legislative Counseling side and Women’s Rights Issues: It handles democratic subjects, human rights, woman and elections, quotas, women laws and legislation, personal status law
Third: Summer Camps and open days for children
Since its foundation, Mothers’ School intended to create integration in its work and targeted the mother and her child in the implementation of its programs, therefore the society carries out Summer programs for children including summer camps and open days which aim to lessen psychological pressure on children, and use their free time during the summer holiday and to strengthen the creative capacity of the children. The society organized a summer camp in each location for both sexes over a period of two weeks. in addition to a series of open days executed by a group of well trained staff, supervisors and volunteers.
Summer camps and open days
Fifth: Vocational rehabilitation program: the society holds training and rehabilitation courses for women including sessions on food manufacture, computer, making curtains, cosmetics, embroidery, first aid and fitness.
The society created women cooperatives in several locations covering different areas- including sewing, grain thyme milling and provided them with machinery and tools required for that, in addition to special training entitled ( how to start your business) aimed at empowering women to contribute in enhancing living standards of their families.
Courses photos
Sixth: Fund program and orphans insurance:
In collaboration with a number of solidarity institutions the society was able to provide material assistance for needy families and orphans . This included:
• Food parcels and vouchers for clothing, shoes and school bags
• Ensure orphans.
• Provide scholarships for a number of university students
Staff Empowerment Program: It includes:
• Training of teachers, coordinators, and business school team in collaboration with the Directorate of Education.
• Personnel training for the society in the following Topics :
1. How to do the planning process
2. Define the mechanisms of human institution resources planning.
3. Determine the mechanism of administrative guidance
4. Monitoring and Evaluation
5. Team’s work skills
6. Make decisions and solve problems
• Administrative capacity building which was a part of a project for technical assistance to institutions, and included the training of staff the following topics: seminars on the preparation, implementation and development of mechanisms for institution to communicate with the public, in monitoring and evaluation and identification of needs, organizational structure, and strategic planning..

We provide help to citizens in the protection of their civil and human rights; provide free legal aid and relevant information and humanitarian aid, protect minorities, stimulate ethnic and religious co-operation, work on the development of a local community regarding the protection of human and civil rights, develop co-operation with similar organisations in the country and abroad. We also support civil initiatives and economic development, educate members and public on the goals of the organisation. We also organise lectures, seminars and other activities. Strengthens local democracy through the participation of citizens in decision making and development of pluralistic and multicultural society as a basis for the construction of a community that fits its citizens

Radio Dabanga is radio station in exile for Sudan. Not by choice, but out of necessity. The government of Sudan persecutes, intimidates and muzzles independent journalism. That is why Dabanga operates from Amsterdam, supported by Free Press Unlimited. The radio station reaches over 2 million peopel every day, a sign that the only reliable news coverage of the country is appreciated. Moreover, for many, it is a lifeline, the only source for quality information on safety, health, food and politics. With the support from the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (Sida), we run a program in Syria, aiming to ensure that media can provide reliable, independent and critical reporting for people in Syria. Free Press Unlimited offers the 8 partner organisations tailor-made training, workshops and masterclasses, depending on their needs and long-term strategy. The courses take place in neighbouring countries; for journalists in Syria we give online training in journalism skills and (digital) safety. In Iraq, we are working together with a coalition of civil society organisations for the safety of journalists. To encourage the Iraqi government to take action against the impunity for violence against journalists, media, civil society organisations and politics must form a united front. That is not easy in the extremely divided Iraqi society. Still, Free Press Unlimited and UNESCO booked an important lobby success in 2017. As a member of the United Nations, Iraq is obliged to make known how many journalists have been murdered in the country every year. And what judicial action has been taken to find the perpetrators. In 2017, Iraq reported on this for the first time. With the fellowship program “Youth Women in Community Media and Journalism”, women from rural parts of Bangladesh were trained to become journalists. With their reports these women give a voice to all women in Bangladesh and they bring attention to the problems of the population in rural areas. The women each received a three-months training, in cooperation with 14 community radio stations in Bangladesh.

ACITMMM’s main project is called “Viver, Crescer e Integrar” (Live, Grow and Integrate) whose main purpose is to develop conditions for fostering and improve personal, social, educational and professional competences.
In all ACITMMM’s activities it is given a special emphasis in mobilizing local capabilities and in the involvement of the whole community, not disregarding the importance of the creation and maintenance of partnership strategies between resources and institutions based in Sintra’s municipality.
For this reason, ACITMMM works in partnership with association Dínamo, developing projects and activities for young people, and is also a partner of the working group “(I)Nova Tapada” whose objectives are to promote the existent multiculturalism and to improve the image that Tapada das Mercês has outside its community.