Purpose:
To aid any person, organization or entity in a disadvantaged situation.
Some of the main goals of EIA are:
1. To assist the learning process of European integration and increasing public awareness of the relevance of political and economic theories of integration processes, methods of policy making in the European Union, the methods of political lobbying, forming common policies and the need for accelerating the integration process to a successful policy of social and economic cohesion within the European Union.
2. To promote social integration and personal realization of citizens by preventing discrimination, protecting human rights and implementation of horizontal principles in human resource development.
3. To support the informal community groups, youth groups, environmental organizations, NGOs, municipal and government bodies and others in the implementation of their initiatives.
4. To generate concrete solutions to major socio-economic problems: improving the quality of human capital, improving basic infrastructure, enhance economic competitiveness, better use of the economic potential of cultural heritage, overcoming intra-regional differences in country, improving the pace of social development.
5. To establish and maintain contacts with Bulgarian and foreign organizations, institutions and their representatives for the joint implementation of programs and projects.

The Graz Bureau for Peace and Development, also known as the “Graz Peace Centre”, is a communally sponsored service for the promotion of peace-oriented thinking. It is a one-of-a-kind undertaking in German speaking countries, probably in all of Europe as well. The city municipality, backed by all of its political parties, has committed itself to continual and systematic engagement in the areas of peace, development, tolerance, reconciliation and human right protection. In doing so, Graz has made education and project work in these areas a matter of its own political and municipal concern.
Since 1988 the city of Graz has supported the Peace Centre through financial means and personnel. At the same time, however, the centre is given complete freedom in terms of its programming, organisation and administration.
Areas of Work:
1. Educational and informational work: Based on current issues or general topics such as identity, violent group dynamics, violence and media etc., the centre’s systematic educational and information work is especially geared towards educator training programs, universities as well as work in classrooms.
2. Networking: The Peace Centre is also a “switchboard” of sorts for the activities of the many organisations working in the area of peace and development policy. Through representation in the centre’s advisory board, over 40 such organisations are using our network for the coordination and improved efficiency of their work.
3. Active Programmes for communal peace: The Peace Centre has carried out several projects on various peace issues (peace talks on the Balkans, interreligious dialogues, non-alignment policy, anti-racism …), but has concentrated on concrete communal peace work in the last years.

Create a cultural bridge between Lebanon and Ireland for the new generations to be proud of their Lebanese and Irish heritage.

Paideia’s mandate is to nurture the strengthening of European Jewish culture, to support cross-cultural dialogue and to promote a positive paradigm of minority culture within European societies. Paideia accomplishes this through highly intensive educational programs, focusing on in-depth knowledge of Jewish sources and on social entrepreneurship.

Svenska Muslimer för Fred och Rättvisa arbetar för att bli en av de främsta organisationerna i Sverige och Europa inom freds- och säkerhetsfrämjande på global basis, grundad på rättvisa, islamiska principer och mänskliga rättigheter samt att islam ska fortsätta vara en naturlig del av Europas kulturarv. Svenska muslimer för Fred och Rättvisa ska utifrån islamiska och demokratiska värdegrunder, i enlighet med Koranen och Profeten Muhammads budskap, verka för fred och rättvisa. Målet är en bestående rättvis fred inom och mellan länder. Vi strävar mot en fred som är grundad på mänskliga rättigheter, rättvis handel, rättvis ekonomi, social jämlikhet, frihet samt personligt och globalt ansvarstagande.

Drawing upon collaborations in education, rights and non-discrimination in the Balkans and Greece since 2003, Symβiosis was founded in May 2011 in Thessaloniki. Aiming to bridge theory, practice and policy, Symβiosis focuses on information and education, freedom of expression, public debate and active civic participation, so that people and communities voice their needs and ideas; while it supports intercultural and interfaith dialogue and political education to strengthen social cohesion, understanding between different cultures and acceptance of diversity.
In the current climate of crisis, reasserting the importance of fundamental rights for all, and developing vibrant civic institutions has become a pressing priority. Symβiosis works towards establishing partnerships among civil society organisations, collectivities and networks focusing on equality, participatory democracy and social justice, and on combatting discrimination based on ethnic and religious affiliation, gender and social conditions. Symβiosis advocates for the political, social, and economic participation of migrants and vulnerable communities at the local, national and European levels, and for the inclusion of marginalised groups and the young in the public sphere.

The Greek Bank of Memories is a nonprofit organization founded in May 2011 with the following purposes:
• to preserve and promote history and culture as a whole of experiences,
• to valorise knowledge and traditions of each people, particularly through the promotion of individual and collective memory.
• to preserve individual and collective identity as a cornerstone for building a global, peaceful, multicultural society.
•to raise awareness and to educate new generations about the importance of registering and maintaining collective memory.
• to bridge the generation gap through the recognition of the important role of elder people in the evolution of our society and culture.

It promotes the ideas of federalization and civil society aiming ultimately at a federal form of organization and integration in the European Union through the gradual formation of a European state by civil society.
It brings about public debate, provides information and finally raises awareness and promotes the European citizen’s participation so that European consciousness is cultivated through young people. Finally,it contributes to the spread and consolidation of the principles of: an open and tolerant society, social pluralism, constitutional democracy and the social market democracy.

The organization’s main goal is to pursue activities leading to the improvement of the quality of life focusing on the protection of the environment including the promotion of new technologies, youth education and youth rights.

The mission of FEJS Latvija is to offer an opportunity for young journalists to develop their professional skills and get new knowledge and international experience, thus improving journalism quality in Latvia on long term basis. The objectives of FEJS Latvija are: Unite young people interested in media (young journalists, journalism students, highschoolk students) thus implementing common goals and creating a sustainable network. Enhance the knowledge about media, improve the skills of young journalists using both formal and informal methods. Develop interaction between journalism students and professional media environment thus fostering young journalists enter labour market. Invite young journalists for a public discussion about current journalism tendencies and problems and encourage young journalists follow the processes in the society. Promote and support the initiatives of young journalists on the local, national and international level thus creating conditions for their intellectual and creative development. Foster the mobility of Latvian journalism students and young journalists, inform them about international opportunities for enhancing their knowledge, as well as promote intercultural education.