Overview of Operational Structure Youth Work Ireland Cork shall operate from the following clearly defined operational procedure; Young People’s needs are addressed by Youth Workers Youth Worker’s needs are addressed by the Management and Administration Personal. Organisational needs are addressed by the Board of Management.

The Diocesan Youth Council was established by the Diocesan Synod in 2002 to “oversee and coordinate Diocesan Youth Ministry”, under the recommendation of the Youth Review Group in its Final Report in 2002. This report, including the then suggested constitution, is found in Appendix A of the report of the Diocesan Council of 2002. In the autumn of 2003, the new Youth Council was assembled, according to the guidelines stated in the Constitution of 2002, as follows: - The President (ex officio), the Bishop. - The Chairperson (ex officio) - 2 members, appointed by the President, to serve for three years - 2 clerical Members, elected by Diocesan Synod triennially - 2 lay members, elected by Diocesan Synod triennially - 2 lay members who shall be elected by West Cork Youth to serve for three years - 3 members to be appointed by the Boards of Management of Ashton School, Bandon Grammar School and Midleton College respectively, should they so wish - up to 4 co-opted members who shall be representative of youth activity and members of youth organisations in the Dioceses e.g. GFS, Scouting ... .2008 INCOME 77,879 EXPENDITURE 61,458 MAIN DONORS; CHURCH OF IRELAND,VOCATIONAL EDUCATION COMMITEE CORK,SCHOOLS,PRIORITIES FUND. MODALITIES OF ACTION;PLEASE REFER TO WWW.CDYC.IE ALL REPORTS OF PROJECTS AND PUBLICATIONS. MAIN PARTNERS; SCHOOLS,LOCAL COMMUNITIES AND OTHER N.G.O.'S

Membres du bureau exécutif de l’association KHEDDAR CHERIFA:présidente de l’association OTHMANI ANITA:1ere V/Présidente BESBASSI SORILLA:3eme V/Présidente HAMADOU NACERA:4eme V/Présidente EL FERTAS AHMED:4eme V/Présidente TERKI FATIHA née REZIG:Secrétaire générale KHEDDAR F.ZOHRA:Secrétaire générale adjointe BENTERKIA SALIM:Trésorier BOUSEBHA F.ZOHRA:Trésorière adjointe HAMDANI AMINA:Membre nombre de l'équipe : 15 ressources budgétaire: ONG- UE- ONGII- modalité de l'action : projets concrets partenaires principaux : FDHM - freedom house- Droit et Démocratie-Associations.

General Goals:- - Establishment of income-generating projects to improve the economic status of members of the Society. - The establishment of cultural and educational projects to improve the social status - Gain more experience from the working committees. - Refine and training and development of talent. - Indicate awareness of the health of the community.

Al Badeel Center for Studies and Research is an independent institution established in Amman in 2006, through an initiative by a group of individuals interested in public affairs. The center is concerned with research, democratic development and training, as well as social and economic development issues and political modernization. The center publishes books, studies and training manuals, in addition to organizing conferences, symposiums and workshops in the fields related to its work. Albadeel Center also aims at strengthening democratic awareness by spreading the culture of human rights and enhancing the participation of women and youth and in the process. It targets the development of democracy and the legislation that regulates public affairs, in addition to enhancing the role of civil society organizations. Moreover, the center concept of dialogue between civilizations and religions and ostracizing radicalism and extremism and confronting terrorism in all of its kinds, together with the differentiation between terrorism and the right of resisting occupation. It seeks to accomplish its role in the fields of economic and social development through raising the visions and suggesting solutions for the of development and the role of individuals and institutions. A specialized and dedicated team runs the center, which consists of several researchers, administrative staff and technicians. It cooperates with several academic researchers and experts in political, social, economic, cultural and environmental issues. The center finances its activities by selling its publications – the product of conducting research and the deliberations of forums, seminars and workshops, and manuals, in addition to the support of various national and international donor organizations which harmonize with the center's agenda and message. Interests of Center: Democracy: "Parliament, elections and the electoral systems, constitutional systems, democratic and political development, public freedoms and human rights, and decision making". − Civil society: "The role of the civil society in all of its different classes and its developments, the public opinion." − Economic Issues: "The general budget of the country, investment, foreign trade and employment" − International Issues: "The foreign policy, the Arab relations, the regional conflicts, the Arab – Israeli conflict and the settlement efforts." − Environment: "Environment protection, environmental awareness, the abilities of the environmental institutions and the environmental legislations, water." Mechanisms of Accomplishment: 1. Encouragement of publication of research and studies. 2. Building an advanced information database. 3. Organizing conferences, seminars and workshops, and extracting suggestions which help decision-makers and civil society leaders, and also serve the researchers and workers in the media; in addition to contributing to the development process. 4. Preparing training programs related to developing skills and building the capacities of individuals and civil society institutions. Achievements: 1. Regional conference “ Expenditure Control Election Campaigns in Arab World “ 20 2. The partnership between NGOs, Parties Media and Independent Commission Election 3. Publish the book of “The Future of Parliamentary Work in Jordan 4. Decentralization & Enhancing the Local Governance 5. Local Governance Proposed Law “Municipalities Local Councils “. 6. Capacity building to the political parties 7. Suggested Draft of new “Public Meeting Law and the Political Parties Law. 8. Suggested Draft “Election Law for Jordanian Parliament. 9. Toward the law of the Jordanian Independent Electoral. 10. Parliamentary Reform in Jordan. 11. Conference of the Jordanian Independent Commission for Elections 12. Monitoring the Jordanian media performance their covering the elections about women and youth. 13. Evaluation the Parliamentary Performance. 14. Revision of the Laws and Regulations Governing the Work of Professional Associations. 15. Political women participation Our Partner: ( FES ) , ( NED) , ( CIDA) , ( IREX ) , (KVINFO ) , (AMS ),( Labor party ) . (Future for Foundation FFF) and many local organizations

Bait alanbat is a non-profit organization located in the south of Jordan “Petra”. Our office in Petra is including only one employee who is taking care of secretary tasks because we have many volunteers who are well involving in our project . Our annual budget is about 2000-5000 JD, depending on the contributions of the member registered in the organization and the modest financial support taken from the ministry of culture. We successfully organized three conferences that have discussed the history of nabatean and their antiquities aiming to deliver their cultural traces abroad. For the same purpose, our forum had participated in many cultural youth exchange projects in Algeria, Malta,Italy and other countries organized by Euro-Med programme. Bait Alanabt has a good relationships with many Jordanian institutions and organizations that support our projects like University of Alhussein Bin Talal, Alrai Newspaper, National Bank and Authority of Petra Region.

The Hashemite University (HU) is the fifth state university in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. It is located on the outskirts of the city of Zarqa to the east of the capital Amman. Al-Zarqa Governorate is the second most populated Governorate in the country. The university was established to meet the particular needs and tackle the main concerns of this geographic area which are pollution, poverty, health-related issues of the Bedouin population, arid land and desertification. Another important factor in the establishment of HU is the fact that approximately seven thousand students from this area travel daily, by public transportation, to Amman to attend classes at the University of Jordan. These considerations together called for the establishment of HU. The university has several MOUs with universities from around the world and foundations to do joint projects, conferences and student /professor exchange and scholarships.

Youth Activist. Human Rights Advocate. Young Debater. Research- Assistant. Former Vice President in NGO

Associate Professor of Urology

The National Music Conservatory (NMC) is a not-for-profit, educational, and artistic institution and was established under the umbrella of King Hussein Foundation. Teachers: 28, Administration staff: 10 2. Budgetary resources: Income from tuition fees and activities JD 304,916 4. Modalities of action • Orchestra of the National Music Conservatory • Organization of concerts and other musical functions, featuring prominent local and international musicians • musical education from preparatory to college levels • Bachelor Degree programs in Performance, Composition and Conducting, Arab Music, Music Education and Music Therapy • Participation of advanced NMC students, graduates and faculty members in international competitions, seminars, workshops, festivals and master classes • Project "Youth String Ensemble for Palestinian Children in Refugee Camps of Amman" • Running the project "Middle East Institute for Music Therapy" 5. Main partners Music in ME (The Netherlands), French Conservatoire National de Region Boulogne Billiancourt (CNRBB), British Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music (ABRSM), Rotary International, Conservatory of Enschede (The Netherlands), European Association of Conservatories, Music Academies and Music Colleges