Vidzeme University of Applied Sciences is a state university offering professional bachelor and master's degrees in four faculties: Business Administration and Economics, Tourism and Hospitality Management, Social Sciences and Engineering. The approximate number of students is 1400, and around 150 academic and administrative staff members are employed in the institution. University plays an active role in the region it is situated and cooperates with both local and international partners in public, business and academic sectors. Great emphasis in the study process is also the international perspective of studies, therefore various international projects and activities like conferences, seminars, exchanges, summer schools, workshops have been organized in Vidzeme University of Applied Sciences. University receives funding from the state offering free study places for students, and also accepts fee paying students.

We have a board consisting five members and we have generally 15 members. We have not carried out any big project rather we have been on our own organising little center for few immigrants. We have a project now with Youth for Exchange and Understanding in Portugal. Our members work voluntary at the moment.

AFS began as a volunteer ambulance corps in 1914 during the First World War. After World War II started in the youth exchanges in high school, which today makes the AFS the world's largest non-profit exchange organization with operations in more than 55 countries.

In Sweden, AFS was founded as a nonprofit organization in 1948. AFS is based entirely on voluntary contributions from members, volunteers and board.

A non profit organization for professional freelance dancers and choreographers. Staff: 4 people. Budget around 3 million. Our mainly fundings are from our region and from the Swedish Arts Council.

Donnergymnasiet has been in Gothenburg for 20 years. Over the years, we have been able to help shape strong and independent individuals with a fantastic creative ability, and help them get ready for the next step in life.

In order for our students to get the most out of their high school years, we believe that raising awareness about teaching and the school as a whole is important.

We know that our students have great knowledge and many good ideas, therefore we give students the opportunity to be involved in the design and planning of teaching.

We believe that this contributes to the school becoming a wonderful place to go to every day, a safe space where you can be yourself and a stable platform to grow and develop for the future.

We are a non-profit peace organisation that works for the organisation and influence of young people in an equal and just society based on non-violence. We do this by making visible and challenging the expressions of violence that counteract the society we strive for. We give the tools and platform to do something concrete with the commitment to a more peaceful world. Membership is free.

The organisation is mainly funded by grants which the organisation applies for throughout the year. These include grants from the Swedish government, other local funds available in Sweden and the European Youth in Action programme. We are based in Sweden and in Colombia, working for youth participation for peace.

PeaceWorks Sweden works to promote peace, international solidarity and active citizenship through coordinating international voluntary service programmes through the European Solidarity Corps and supporting young people in Sweden to run their own peace projects.

Göteborgs Praktiska Gymnasium (GPG) is an independent upper secondary vocational school with Baggium AB (Ltd) as the principal and Baggium has 23 schools in Sweden. The staff at GPG amount to 20 persons and the students are about 170. The budgetary resources at GPG is about 1 900 000 Euros a year and almost all of the sources of the funding is from the Swedish state based on the Swedish school system that every student has their own sum of money free to choose school. We have a Leonardo da Vinci project (27140 Euros) awarded to exchanges of vocational students with Turkey, collaboration with a vocational school in Gent, Belgium, contact with Culture Clinic, Gothenburg (two students to Ukraine). We have continuously seminars when our students return after a visit abroad. We have been awarded the title of model school from the National Agency of Education last year.

Rekarnegymnasiet is a big upper secondary school with 1440 students on both the academic and vocational programmes. Staff = 160 teachers… One person works 40% with international projects and different kinds of school partnership mostly in Europe so far. We have partner schools in Iceland, Greenland, Italy, Finland, Norway, Portugal.

The Swedish Agency for Youth and Civil Society (MUCF) is a government agency that works to ensure that young people have access to influence and welfare. We also support the government in issues relating to civil society policy. MUCF is the organisation coordinating and administrating Erasmus+ programme in Sweden.  Our target groups are: - decision-makers - civil servants - organisations (working with young people, women, LGBTQ people, ethnic minorities etc.). MUCF produces and disseminates knowledge in two principal areas: Youth policy and policy focused on civil society. Youth policy There are a total of 1.6 million children, youths and young adults aged between 13 and 25 in Sweden. We produce knowledge on their living conditions across a range of areas such as work, housing, education, health, leisure time and influence. MUCF also has the task of working to ensure that the youth perspective is developed in the work of other state agencies and to provide support for the municipalities in their youth policy work. Civil society policy Civil society is a concept that is used to describe all types of organisations and associations that are not constituted by the state, the market or by individual households. One could also speak of the voluntary sector, i.e. when people come together and organise themselves because they have a common goal, ideal or interest of some kind. MUCF has the task of disseminating knowledge on prevailing conditions and trends in civil society. One important objective is that of improving conditions for associations, organisations and other voluntary sector activities.

We are a union organization for writers or literary translators. We have been around since 1893 and have a long and solid experience in working with economic, legal and social issues related to the literary profession. 10 persons employed and 15 members of the board. Our main sources of funding include: member fees and grants Unesco, Sida, exchange projects in Vietnam, scholarships in Greece and in France.