With our work, we pursue our aims of promoting international and intercultural understanding, tolerance and democratic values, especially in conflict affected areas and regions. By this, we support a non-violent conflict management culture. Through our projects we aim for promoting a critical democratic culture, understanding among different groups beyond borders and creating a constructive dialogue.

Dresdner Sinfoniker are amongst the leading symphony orchestras for contemporary music. The ensemble, which is made up of members of almost all of Europe’s most important orchestras, works together entirely on a project basis. Along their way, the Dresdner Sinfoniker have managed to bring together unexpected connections between the different genres of modern music. The orchestra can look back on a number of international concert tours and successful collaborations with renowned solo artists and conductors, such as the Kronos Quartet, René Pape, Bryn Terfel, Katharina Thalbach, Andreas Boyde, Peter Bruns and Jonathan Nott. Amongst the challenges of the future, the Dresdner Sinfoniker aim to continue to make multimedia and intercultural dialogue an integral part of their musical creativity: The message of projects like "Hasretim" (2010), "Cinema Jenin - A Symphony" (2011) and „Dede Korkut“ (planned in 2013) is an inspiring and experimental guided debate between different cultures.

Y4M is running and broadcasting an Internet-TV for documentaries, short films and film reports. The network media products are intensively disseminated by Internet-TV worldwide (www.europeanweb.tv) and in Open TV Channels / Community media in Europe.
It is independent from the state and gives access to independent film producers to promote the intercultural dialogue for a wide range of stakeholders from different sectors in an active and innovative way.
At the present time Y4M employs 3 staff members. We cooperate with 5 Trainers / docents for film productions / media trainings based on work and freelance agreements.
Y4M Network is located at civil media centre Bennohaus at Münster (DE). It is a Community Media TV-Station and a media-pedagogical facility which is open for all citizens - especially for children, youngsters and seniors. Cultural meeting point, art gallery, educational institution and a media competence centre - the Bennohaus has a broad sphere, in the local district as well as in an European framework. The educational institution is an accredited advanced training institution. Interested citizens, participants of occupational media qualifications as well as teachers and media pedagogues educate themselves occupationally through seminars or in the frame of qualification kits.
New technologies (Internet, video, audio) are implanted with the youth as tools for intercultural and political education. Our youth-encounter activities are characterized by the involvement of young people in a democratic civil society, facilitating the transparency of democracy on European level. The Youth4Media Network boosts co-determination, participation, communication, media competence of the youth. Education of trainers / young multipliers and the exchange of youth workers and the realization of innovative media pedagogical concepts (www.youth4media.eu). Lobby work and creation of structures for youth work, broadcasting of youth media products via TV-channels and web-TV (www.europeanweb.tv) on EU level.
The network is generating a transfer network for the continuous training courses for young filmmakers and activists of community media. 1750 young media producers are active ( in 24 member NGO´s in 18 EU-countries, 8 NGO´s in East Europe (Belarus, UA, Serbia, Montenegro) and in 5 member NGO´s in AR, GE, IS, JO) and about 250 employees are working in these network NGOs.

Presentation of the cultural relationships between the Mediterraneum and Central Europe in prehistoric and protohistoric times.

To collect and reserve the tangible and non-tangible material that belong to our scope with the intentions to arrange exhibitions of all kinds.
To develop our museum to a multicultural agora that is reflecting the past and connecting the present to the possible best future.
To serve as a research centre of the field we are responsible for.
To act as a mediator for the agents of business /trade and hospitality/ we are dedicated to.

The Fundació Privada Pau i Solidaritat, created by CCOO de Catalunya, is a NGO for the defence of Labour Human Rights across the world by means of incorporating the trade union dimension to the processes of development cooperation.
We work with trade union organizations from the South (Mediterranean Area, Latin America, Balkans Region) so as to strengthen them through projects of international development cooperation. We also implement awareness campaigns in Catalonia that revolve around the concept of decent work for everybody as well as the promotion of the culture of peace.
We take part, together with other actors of the international cooperation field, in the promotion of international solidarity policies and we also work for raising public awareness towards social change and justice.

Research in Ethics and Globalisation (REG) has a special academic interest in the political and legal developments of the Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) region. Focusing on Egypt and Tunisia in particular (but not exclusively), the aim of REG is to combine empirical research with political and legal philosophical considerations – thereby facilitating a critical approach that not only problematizes hegemonic discourses on/in the region but also leads to a greater understanding of the region’s complexity.
The specific themes that REG focuses on are the relation between law and theology, transitional justice, human rights and democracy.
REG is furthermore interested in the relation of all of these themes to the socio-economic problems persisting in the region – including its high rates of poverty.
With these aims and themes in mind, REG is undertaking a cluster of activities in the region, in cooperation with our key regional and international partners.

Mission:
As an NGO with experience of more than 28 years in the field, ARIJ continues to articulate its clear mission goals, which are understood by all the stakeholders. The objectives and implementation plans of ARIJ, developed jointly by senior management staff and other stakeholders, spring from these mission goals: 
Promoting sustainable development in Palestine. 
Promoting self-reliance of the Palestinian people through greater control over their natural resources. 
Augmenting the local stock of scientific and technical knowledge.
Introducing and devising more efficient methods of utilization and conservation of resources, improved practices, and appropriate technology. 
 Promoting values of integrity, principles of transparency and systems of accountability in the various Palestinian sectors.
Promoting green technology through the use of alternative and renewable energy.
Objectives:
In order to meet its mission, ARIJ has developed the following objectives:  
To effectively disseminate information and knowledge for Palestinian society.
To actively participate in the identification and understanding of community problems. 
To identify and adapt appropriate technologies to the needs of communities and the society as a whole. 
To achieve socio-economic development, by providing better access to food, and encouraging better management and utilization of land, water, and other natural resources.
To play an active role in the development of the human resources needed to adapt and use technology. 
To create income-producing opportunities for the community through technology transfer and through teamwork between scientists in various institutions.  
To catalyze coordination and cooperation between the various groups and institutions working in economic development, and to facilitate the creation of a multi-sector planning unit.
To address current governance challenges facing the Palestinian community by focusing on applying participatory, transparent and accountable, effective and equitable approaches to development.
To contribute in introducing and developing of green and environment friendly technology.

YAF Mission
Young Artists Forum was established to contribute to community development in The West Bank through employing the large potentialities of arts for improving the cultural and intellectual situation of children and youth in Palestine and develop their individual and community personality.
YAF Goals:
A- General Objectives are :
1- To contribute to enhance community awareness of democracy, human rights, and modern civil society among children and youth in West Bank.
2- To contribute to enhance the role of arts and modern artistic culture in the Palestinian society.
B- Temporary Objectives (emerging from the General Objectives):
1.1 To enhance community awareness about human rights, democracy, tolerance and the respect of low principles among 2000 youth and children in West Bank.
1.2 To enhance the abilities of 400 children in the areas of tension in West Bank in bio-interaction with the surrounding.
2.1 To contribute to raise the level of teaching fine arts among 1000 teachers and students in primary schools in West Bank .
2.2 To empower 200 youth (males and females) of trainers and professional artists in the work market through vocational training in applied arts (Graphic design, illustration, internal decoration, and Arabic handwriting)
2.3 To empower 2000 talented children and youth in figurative arts in West Bank.

The National Museums of World Culture is responsible for displaying and bringing to life the various cultures of our world, in particular cultures outside of Sweden. Furthermore, the agency is to document and illustrate different cultural manifestations and conditions as well as cultural encounters and variations from a historical, contemporary, national and international perspective. Finally, the agency shall promote interdisciplinary knowledge and various forms of public activities. The agency head office is situated in Gothenburg.

The National Museums of World Culture (Världskulturmuseerna) is the coordinator of the Anna Lindh Foundation network in Sweden.

The Swedish network receives an annual support from the Swedish Ministry of Culture for holding activities with members of the network and establish cross border collaboration to facilitate partnership for the Swedish civil society. In addition, the Swedish network is supported by the Anna Lindh Foundation through the network support scheme.

The Network is open to institutions, organisations and other partners who adhere to the principles and the mission of the Anna Lindh Foundation which work on the basis of democratic, pluralistic, and multilateral values.

Membership in the Swedish network is open to NGOs; Public institutions, including local and regional authorities; public and private "not for profit" Foundations; other "for profit" partners promoting "not for profit" activities and corporate social responsibility policies. However, the Network is not open to political parties or organizations and projects owned by political parties nor to individuals.