Egypt

FUTURE BRITISH INSTUTE (FBI)

National Network
Egypt
Address

Alexandria - Miami - Gamal Abdel Nasser
Alexandria
Egypt

Telephone
03-5502182
Telephone (other)
03-5401239
E-Mail
saeednassif2005@yahoo.com
Mobile Phone
01227330757
Mobile Phone (other)
0107023481
Organisation Type
Private Company
Year of Establishment
2009
Fields of Activity
  1. Youth and education
General Information
Number of employees 40 young men and women almost, working in languages ​​and computer training, translation and human development and are often granted to youth and we have no financiers is that we support this ourselves.
Mission and Objectives

Our brief is to help spread awareness between cultural and linguistic shades of the community and providing a venue and information appropriate at the lowest possible price and high quality.

Main Projects / Activities

And correct situations language errors and encourage young people to learn for multiple languages ​​and computer programs also learn the concepts of proper forms of address human and acquire rights by dealing positively among humans without regard to religion, sex, color, and through human development.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Whatever he asks me and I can do I will do

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

I want to participate because of one hand can not clap and must on Almottagarbin ideas that unite for collective action, it increases the strength in labor and delivery results.

Contact (1) Full Name
Mr Saeed A. Nassif
Head of the organisation
Mr Saeed A. Nassif

Future Girls Association

National Network
Egypt
Address

25 elsahab st El-harm Giza
Giza
Egypt

Telephone
+20235709341
Telephone (other)
+20235682025
Fax
+20235709341
E-Mail
fugad2004@hotmail.com
E-Mail (2)
info@fugad.org
Mobile Phone
+20125242424
Mobile Phone (other)
+20120501377
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2003
Fields of Activity
  1. Gender
General Information
we have a lot of branches all of Egypt specially places cannot reach easily like slums area, villages and upper Egypt. The board is composed of 15 members and about 50 employees.
Mission and Objectives

Future Girls Association for Development (FUGAD) is an Egyptian Non-for Profit Organization working in the field of Social, Economic, Health, and legal Development. FUGAD makes use of its human resources in achieving its developmental goals. Although, it has short history in the community development in comparison to other NGOs, but it could implement successfully many different programs.
Raising awareness activities, legal empowerment and advocating rights, economic and income generating activities, increasing public awareness, literacy classes, preventive and curative health campaigns, and youth development programs are the core areas of need in which FUGAD has been involving since it had been founded.
FUGAD has gained a good reputation in the Egyptian Society as a successful NGO in community development, and as a successful provider for capacity building activities among the NGOs Community. FUGAD built its vision and mission according to the needs of the people
Vision
Better Life for the poor of local communities particularly women and the marginalized people.
Mission
Future Girls Association for Development (FUGAD) is established to develop, promote and empower the poor in the local communities in Egypt through defending the rights of the poor and spreading the democracy principles such as accountability, citizen participation, transparency, in addition to providing the poor and marginalized with Education, Health, Social and Economic Services, dealing all members of the targeted groups on an equal footing.
FUGAD had awarded many prizes for its endeavors and efforts in field of gender and empowerment of marginalized people. In September 2005, it had been awarded the prize of Ms. Suzanne Mubarak, the Egyptian First Lady, due to its work in illiteracy eradication and women empowerment.
FUGAD has a strong presence in most of the national forums and events regarding poverty reduction, women’s empowerment, and human rights.
Association goals:
1- Setup centers for training of all levels and skills both manual and electronic skills.
2- Organizing training courses in cooperation with public Communication administrative body for computers skills, special training courses for graphics, pictures and voice editing, …. Etc.
3- Setup literacy classes for girls in the country side and classes to teach girls languages and translation.
4- Organizing religious education seminars and setup classes for keeping Quraan in girls minds.
5- Take care of girls with special needs.
6- Organizing special training courses in different fields (house economics, cooking, eating etiquette, first aids).
7- Providing work opportunities for girls through making producing projects and permanent fairs for products with low prices suitable for ordinary citizens.
8- Granting loans for girls to make micro credits.
9- Hold charity parties in favour of charity projects for girls and to build care centers or to help girls with special needs.
10- Participating in medical and media campaigns.
11- Environmental development project, producing recorded films for awareness, and working on building up new generation concern with environmental matters.
12- Issuing special periodical for girls.
13- Political education project and awareness of the importance of issuing electoral card.
14- Providing training courses to generate female cadres considered as a stone corner to have a first generation of trainers in cultural, social, and professional levels.
15- Hold International conferences that discussing important issues contributed to changing concepts for girls, the instructors and lecturers are selected among the special elite in their fields, also participating in the local and international conferences that discussing issues related to the association field.
16- Cooperating with institutions that assist the association through funding or in kind assistance.
17- Designing a website for the association to facilitate the contacting process with other peer associations in the Arab and foreign countries.
18- Designing training course for Arab girls development entitled “Arab girl expresses herself”.
19- Submitting studies and researches and work papers for girls about their ambition, familial and social obstacles that they faced.
20- Discovering and training for arts and scientific talents.
21- Conducting competition in the field of media, arts, and drama.
22- Organizing sight seeing trips.
23- Setup nursery for female employees of the association.
24- Producing movies for awareness and changing citizens’ attitude.
25- Children theater and children drama project.
26- Disseminating awareness towards smoking and addiction phenomena.
Future Girls Association for Development is working in the context of Egyptian girls promotion and development to make strong link between national initiatives and development goals of United Nations to achieve integrated development vision. The Girls Education Initiative affected strongly the association work and plans as it had registered in the Egyptian girl year. The association did obvious efforts in forming and creating integrated system “integrated care” considered as a vision for cooperation among public entities, the National Democratic Party, local councils, executive bodies (ex: cultural centers administrative body – ministry of culture – public library), United Nations center for Media, State Information Service, public halls, a deep-rooted association in Middle East “Huda Sharawi”, and National Council for Childhood and motherhood. We are so proud as members of the association that all our activities and works were self-funded as we do not want money to be the main obstacle faced the voluntary and public work.
The experiences of The Future Girls Association for Development in organizing meetings and conferences:
Future Girls Association for Development is working, in cooperation with many Local, Regional, and International Institutions, on promoting society, specially poor and unplanned areas. The association has focused on holding several local and international meetings for Society Development issues like gender and how to protect young people because they are the country future generation. The association aims at achieving comprehensive development in all life dimensions like political, economic, social, and cultural dimensions.
The Association has implemented:
1- The First conference for Egyptian Girls Development, under the Youth Minster Supervision who attended the conference, in cooperation with The World Health Organization, United Nations Children's Fund, and The Ministry of Education. Ministry of Youth Theater.
2- First celebration of International Youth Day, Cairo - August-2003, under Youth Minster supervision who attended the celebration, in cooperation with many United Nations offices, It was hold at ministry of Youth Theater.
3- The Second International Youth Day, Cairo - August-2004, under Education Ministry supervision and attended by Youth Minster and High Education Minster, in cooperation with several International Organizations, It was hold at ministry of Youth Theater.
4- Sharing organizing the fifth International Fair for Children’ Song, under the First Lady “Mrs. Suzan Mubarak” supervision, January, 2004, hold at Nasr City conference hall.
5- The Second Conference for Egyptian Girls Development (partners for better tomorrow), April, 2005, sponsored by National Council for Childhood and motherhood, attended by Ambassador Moshira Khatab, hold at Sayd Darweesh Theater at Arts Academy.
6- The First Conference for Protecting Youth from Addiction, under the Minister of Education supervision who attend the conference at International Pyramids park, September, 2004.
7- International popular heritage day under Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Social Affairs, in cooperation with many governorates, Unesco, World Health Organization, Kospi, and many NGOs working in heritage arts.
8- Transparency and Reform for Development Conference, under Ministry of High Education and Administrative Development body supervision, in cooperation with Egyptian Association for young businessmen, hold in Luna Pyanka boat.
9- International Day for Literacy, September, 24- 25, 2005, under the supervision and participation of the First Lady in Egypt “Suzan Mubarak”, at Mubarak Educational City, in the sixth of October city, attended by G8 delegations, some Arab and foreign countries, in cooperation with General Institution for Adults’ Education, Unesco office in Cairo, USAID, Canadian Aid, and some International organizations concerned with Education matters.
10- Humanity Development and Future Management Conference (Different Roles for New Era, under the Ministry of High Education supervision and attended by Administrative Development Ministry, Cairo, September 17-19, 2005, at Semiramis Intercontinental Hotel.
- Organizing Charity Parties, in addition The Annually Charity Party for the Association, June 25, 2005, Al Salam Concord Hotel, the Party income has transferred to Bani Salama Village services.
- Awareness Campaigns:
1- Gender and Smoking Campaign in cooperation with the World Health Organization under “FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON TOBACCO CONTROL”.
2- National Campaign for Protecting young people from Addiction in cooperation with National Council for Childhood and Motherhood.
3- National Campaign for Gender and Tuber Closes in cooperation with fighting T.B program at Ministry of Health and The World Health Organization.
- Training Courses:
1- Training course on Political participation supported by Internews Network, in cooperation with United Group- Attorneys At Law – Legal Advisors & Human Rights Advocates
rganization working in the field of Social, Economic, Health, and legal Development. FUGAD makes use of its human resources in achieving its developmental goals. Although, it has short history in the community development in comparison to other NGOs, but it could implement successfully many different programs.
Raising awareness activities, legal empowerment and advocating rights, economic and income generating activities, increasing public awareness, literacy classes, preventive and curative health campaigns, and youth development programs are the core areas of need in which FUGAD has been involving since it had been founded.
FUGAD has gained a good reputation in the Egyptian Society as a successful NGO in community development, and as a successful provider for capacity building activities among the NGOs Community. FUGAD built its vision and mission according to the needs of the people
Vision
Better Life for the poor of local communities particularly women and the marginalized people.
Mission
Future Girls Association for Development (FUGAD) is established to develop, promote and empower the poor in the local communities in Egypt through defending the rights of the poor and spreading the democracy principles such as accountability, citizen participation, transparency, in addition to providing the poor and marginalized with Education, Health, Social and Economic Services, dealing all members of the targeted groups on an equal footing.FUGAD had awarded many prizes for its endeavors and efforts in field of gender and empowerment of marginalized people. In September 2005, it had been awarded the prize of Ms. Suzanne Mubarak, the Egyptian First Lady, due to its work in illiteracy eradication and women empowerment.
FUGAD has a strong presence in most of the national forums and events regarding poverty reduction, women’s empowerment, and human rights.
Association goals:
1- Setup centers for training of all levels and skills both manual and electronic skills.
2- Organizing training courses in cooperation with public Communication administrative body for computers skills, special training courses for graphics, pictures and voice editing, …. Etc.
3- Setup literacy classes for girls in the country side and classes to teach girls languages and translation.
4- Organizing religious education seminars and setup classes for keeping Quraan in girls minds.
5- Take care of girls with special needs.
6- Organizing special training courses in different fields (house economics, cooking, eating etiquette, first aids).
7- Providing work opportunities for girls through making producing projects and permanent fairs for products with low prices suitable for ordinary citizens.
8- Granting loans for girls to make micro credits.
9- Hold charity parties in favour of charity projects for girls and to build care centers or to help girls with special needs.
10- Participating in medical and media campaigns.
11- Environmental development project, producing recorded films for awareness, and working on building up new generation concern with environmental matters.
12- Issuing special periodical for girls.
1- Political education project and awareness of the importance of issuing electoral card.
2- Providing training courses to generate female cadres considered as a stone corner to have a first generation of trainers in cultural, social, and professional levels.
3- Hold International conferences that discussing important issues contributed to changing concepts for girls, the instructors and lecturers are selected among the special elite in their fields, also participating in the local and international conferences that discussing issues related to the association field.
4- Cooperating with institutions that assist the association through funding or in kind assistance.
5- Designing a website for the association to facilitate the contacting process with other peer associations in the Arab and foreign countries.
6- Designing training course for Arab girls development entitled “Arab girl expresses herself”.
7- Submitting studies and researches and work papers for girls about their ambition, familial and social obstacles that they faced.
8- Discovering and training for arts and scientific talents.
9- Conducting competition in the field of media, arts, and drama.
10- Organizing sight seeing trips.
11- Setup nursery for female employees of the association.
12- Producing movies for awareness and changing citizens’ attitude.
13- Children theater and children drama project.
14- Disseminating awareness towards smoking and addiction phenomena.
Future Girls Association for Development is working in the context of Egyptian girls promotion and development to make strong link between national initiatives and development goals of United Nations to achieve integrated development vision. The Girls Education Initiative affected strongly the association work and plans as it had registered in the Egyptian girl year. The association did obvious efforts in forming and creating integrated system “integrated care” considered as a vision for cooperation among public entities, the National Democratic Party, local councils, executive bodies (ex: cultural centers administrative body – ministry of culture – public library), United Nations center for Media, State Information Service, public halls, a deep-rooted association in Middle East “Huda Sharawi”, and National Council for Childhood and motherhood. We are so proud as members of the association that all our activities and works were self-funded as we do not want money to be the main obstacle faced the voluntary and public work.
The experiences of The Future Girls Association for Development in organizing meetings and conferences:
Future Girls Association for Development is working, in cooperation with many Local, Regional, and International Institutions, on promoting society, specially poor and unplanned areas. The association has focused on holding several local and international meetings for Society Development issues like gender and how to protect young people because they are the country future generation. The association aims at achieving comprehensive development in all life dimensions like political, economic, social, and cultural dimensions.
The Association has implemented:
1- The First conference for Egyptian Girls Development, under the Youth Minster Supervision who attended the conference, in cooperation with The World Health Organization, United Nations Children's Fund, and The Ministry of Education. Ministry of Youth Theater.
2- First celebration of International Youth Day, Cairo - August-2003, under Youth Minster supervision who attended the celebration, in cooperation with many United Nations offices, It was hold at ministry of Youth Theater.
3- The Second International Youth Day, Cairo - August-2004, under Education Ministry supervision and attended by Youth Minster and High Education Minster, in cooperation with several International Organizations, It was hold at ministry of Youth Theater.
4- Sharing organizing the fifth International Fair for Children’ Song, under the First Lady “Mrs. Suzan Mubarak” supervision, January, 2004, hold at Nasr City conference hall.
5- The Second Conference for Egyptian Girls Development (partners for better tomorrow), April, 2005, sponsored by National Council for Childhood and motherhood, attended by Ambassador Moshira Khatab, hold at Sayd Darweesh Theater at Arts Academy.
6- The First Conference for Protecting Youth from Addiction, under the Minister of Education supervision who attend the conference at International Pyramids park, September, 2004.
7- International popular heritage day under Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Social Affairs, in cooperation with many governorates, Unesco, World Health Organization, Kospi, and many NGOs working in heritage arts.
8- Transparency and Reform for Development Conference, under Ministry of High Education and Administrative Development body supervision, in cooperation with Egyptian Association for young businessmen, hold in Luna Pyanka boat.
9- International Day for Literacy, September, 24- 25, 2005, under the supervision and participation of the First Lady in Egypt “Suzan Mubarak”, at Mubarak Educational City, in the sixth of October city, attended by G8 delegations, some Arab and foreign countries, in cooperation with General Institution for Adults’ Education, Unesco office in Cairo, USAID, Canadian Aid, and some International organizations concerned with Education matters.
10- Humanity Development and Future Management Conference (Different Roles for New Era, under the Ministry of High Education supervision and attended by Administrative Development Ministry, Cairo, September 17-19, 2005, at Semiramis Intercontinental Hotel.
- Organizing Charity Parties, in addition The Annually Charity Party for the Association, June 25, 2005, Al Salam Concord Hotel, the Party income has transferred to Bani Salama Village services.
- Awareness Campaigns:
1- Gender and Smoking Campaign in cooperation with the World Health Organization under “FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON TOBACCO CONTROL”.
2- National Campaign for Protecting young people from Addiction in cooperation with National Council for Childhood and Motherhood.
3- National Campaign for Gender and Tuber Closes in cooperation with fighting T.B program at Ministry of Health and The World Health Organization.
- Training Courses:
1- Training course on Political participation supported by Internews Network, in cooperation with United Group- Attorneys At Law – Legal Advisors & Human Rights Advocates
1- Political education project and awareness of the importance of issuing electoral card.
2- Providing training courses to generate female cadres considered as a stone corner to have a first generation of trainers in cultural, social, and professional levels.
3- Hold International conferences that discussing important issues contributed to changing concepts for girls, the instructors and lecturers are selected among the special elite in their fields, also participating in the local and international conferences that discussing issues related to the association field.
4- Cooperating with institutions that assist the association through funding or in kind assistance.
5- Designing a website for the association to facilitate the contacting process with other peer associations in the Arab and foreign countries.
6- Designing training course for Arab girls development entitled “Arab girl expresses herself”.
7- Submitting studies and researches and work papers for girls about their ambition, familial and social obstacles that they faced.
8- Discovering and training for arts and scientific talents.
9- Conducting competition in the field of media, arts, and drama.
10- Organizing sight seeing trips.
11- Setup nursery for female employees of the association.
12- Producing movies for awareness and changing citizens’ attitude.
13- Children theater and children drama project.
14- Disseminating awareness towards smoking and addiction phenomena.
Future Girls Association for Development is working in the context of Egyptian girls promotion and development to make strong link between national initiatives and development goals of United Nations to achieve integrated development vision. The Girls Education Initiative affected strongly the association work and plans as it had registered in the Egyptian girl year. The association did obvious efforts in forming and creating integrated system “integrated care” considered as a vision for cooperation among public entities, the National Democratic Party, local councils, executive bodies (ex: cultural centers administrative body – ministry of culture – public library), United Nations center for Media, State Information Service, public halls, a deep-rooted association in Middle East “Huda Sharawi”, and National Council for Childhood and motherhood. We are so proud as members of the association that all our activities and works were self-funded as we do not want money to be the main obstacle faced the voluntary and public work.
The experiences of The Future Girls Association for Development in organizing meetings and conferences:
Future Girls Association for Development is working, in cooperation with many Local, Regional, and International Institutions, on promoting society, specially poor and unplanned areas. The association has focused on holding several local and international meetings for Society Development issues like gender and how to protect young people because they are the country future generation. The association aims at achieving comprehensive development in all life dimensions like political, economic, social, and cultural dimensions.
The Association has implemented:
1- The First conference for Egyptian Girls Development, under the Youth Minster Supervision who attended the conference, in cooperation with The World Health Organization, United Nations Children's Fund, and The Ministry of Education. Ministry of Youth Theater.
2- First celebration of International Youth Day, Cairo - August-2003, under Youth Minster supervision who attended the celebration, in cooperation with many United Nations offices, It was hold at ministry of Youth Theater.
3- The Second International Youth Day, Cairo - August-2004, under Education Ministry supervision and attended by Youth Minster and High Education Minster, in cooperation with several International Organizations, It was hold at ministry of Youth Theater.
4- Sharing organizing the fifth International Fair for Children’ Song, under the First Lady “Mrs. Suzan Mubarak” supervision, January, 2004, hold at Nasr City conference hall.
5- The Second Conference for Egyptian Girls Development (partners for better tomorrow), April, 2005, sponsored by National Council for Childhood and motherhood, attended by Ambassador Moshira Khatab, hold at Sayd Darweesh Theater at Arts Academy.
6- The First Conference for Protecting Youth from Addiction, under the Minister of Education supervision who attend the conference at International Pyramids park, September, 2004.
7- International popular heritage day under Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Social Affairs, in cooperation with many governorates, Unesco, World Health Organization, Kospi, and many NGOs working in heritage arts.
8- Transparency and Reform for Development Conference, under Ministry of High Education and Administrative Development body supervision, in cooperation with Egyptian Association for young businessmen, hold in Luna Pyanka boat.
9- International Day for Literacy, September, 24- 25, 2005, under the supervision and participation of the First Lady in Egypt “Suzan Mubarak”, at Mubarak Educational City, in the sixth of October city, attended by G8 delegations, some Arab and foreign countries, in cooperation with General Institution for Adults’ Education, Unesco office in Cairo, USAID, Canadian Aid, and some International organizations concerned with Education matters.
10- Humanity Development and Future Management Conference (Different Roles for New Era, under the Ministry of High Education supervision and attended by Administrative Development Ministry, Cairo, September 17-19, 2005, at Semiramis Intercontinental Hotel.
- Organizing Charity Parties, in addition The Annually Charity Party for the Association, June 25, 2005, Al Salam Concord Hotel, the Party income has transferred to Bani Salama Village services.
- Awareness Campaigns:
1- Gender and Smoking Campaign in cooperation with the World Health Organization under “FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON TOBACCO CONTROL”.
2- National Campaign for Protecting young people from Addiction in cooperation with National Council for Childhood and Motherhood.
3- National Campaign for Gender and Tuber Closes in cooperation with fighting T.B program at Ministry of Health and The World Health Organization.
- Training Courses:
1- Training course on Political participation supported by Internews Network, in cooperation with United Group- Attorneys At Law – Legal Advisors & Human Rights Advocates

Main Projects / Activities

1- To revive traditional crafts to enable the Nubian community in cooperation with the Social Fund for Development and Target 25000 Nubian family.
2- Family Justice Project in collaboration with the aid and the U.S. (MSD) and under the umbrella of the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood
3- Project partners of the media and civic education in support of citizenship and democracy in schools and in cooperation with Internews Arabic Network
4- National Program for tuberculosis in collaboration with WHO and the Ministry of Health
5- The Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) with the World Health Organization
6- Health of adolescents and raise awareness about AIDS and drugs and sexually transmitted diseases in collaboration with the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood and the Office of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
7- Youth Protection Project of addiction in collaboration with the UN Office for the fight against crime and drugs UNDCO)) and the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood
8- Project to support reproductive health services in villages north of Giza in collaboration with the Social Fund for Development and the Ministry of Health and Population
9- The advocacy and lobbying for the ratification of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) in collaboration with the World Health Organization WHO
10- Project against female circumcision and early marriage in the village of Bani Salamah Giza, in collaboration with the John Stowe
11- Literacy project slum areas of Giza in collaboration with the Literacy and the Social Fund for Development
12- The advocacy and lobbying towards the dissemination and mainstreaming of Fair Trade Movement
13- Egypt's youth development project in cooperation with the Academy of Fujitsu
14- Project meet the basic needs of area construction serpent in collaboration with WHO, WHO
Children's media project in Giza, and the lake in cooperation with the Organization of Plan
15- Draft local initiatives to develop the Center for Maternal and Child Health in collaboration with GTZ and the Association of Future Forums
16- Draft of Egyptian women and the role of political cooperation with the participatory development.

Contact (1) Full Name
Dr Zinb Meeky
Head of the organisation
Dr Randa Rizk
Contact (2) Full Name
Mrs Doaa Mahmoud

Future Lights for Development Organization

National Network
Egypt
Address

Apartment No. 3, 27 Shibeen St., form Masr we El Soudan St., - Deer ElMalak, Hadayek El Koba
Cairo
Egypt

Telephone
+202-24821280
Telephone (other)
+202-26832033 & 26842545
E-Mail
fldo6189@yahoo.com
Mobile Phone
Nashwa shkri (01283664544)
Mobile Phone (other)
01227445039
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2005
Fields of Activity
  1. Youth and education
General Information
We are non government organization , established in 2005 ,we have 32 employees and 20 civil Associations partner Our budgetary resources is the civil organizations Sources of funding(CCFD and El Fanar) Domain of work: 1st : Economic Development 1- Program of training to create job opportunities 2- Program of the micro credits 3- Program of employment 2nd: Health 3rd: Education 4th: Environment Target Group: 1- Children 2- Youth 3- Women The main partners is the civil organizations.
Mission and Objectives

Our mission: We the Future Lights for Development Organization are a volunteer non governmental organization registered at the Social Affairs Ministry. Our areas of intervention are Egypt. We attempt to support and empower people in the local society, and to give the opportunity to the most needed categories (children, women and youth) through the development of these individual in all life sides - financial, cultural, social, educational, health and environmental. Depending on the local resources "human, financial, natural, informatics", and to support the partnership between the civil, government and private society. Preparing the local cadres and activating their roles in the society to be the base of the sustainable development. Focusing on the concepts of transparency, empowering, quality management to acquire a best future for the person and the society. Our objectives: 1- Ameliorate the financial situation of the persons in need integrated with the educational, cultural, environmental, health and social situation. 2- Support and empower the local societies, especially, rural and random areas in : - Providing and ameliorating infra-structure services. - Specifying the problems of these communities and dealing with it through the participation of the official and private sector. - Projects in education, health, environment and economic development. - Supporting and empowering youth, women and children in projects for the benefit of the local societies. 3- Support and develop the civil society organizations aiming to activate the roles in the local society and ensuring the sustainable development concept. 4-Participate in creating job opportunities, focus on the production and the micro industries to be able to export high quality Egyptian productions. 5-Participate in the education reform in all sides "childhood, early childhood, board of trustees, primary and secondary schools, universities, the education process, education quality, linkage of the education with the work market, the productive school, the school activities....etc. 6- Providing health services especially motherhood, childhood...etc, working on facing the increase of the population, dealing with the health problems for women as for children depending on the development of the medical services, awareness services, ameliorating the capacity of the heath services providers. 7-Protect the environment, presenting creative models to minimize the pollution and to solve the environmental problems, adding the awareness services for the beneficiaries in the area of intervention. And support the partnership with different sectors in the society to adopt the environment issues and participate in solving them.

Main Projects / Activities

the main project is early childhood.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

We will provide opportunities work for volunteer

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

Our need for volunteers in many areas and create opportunities for exchange of experiences and culture

Contact (1) Full Name
Sameh Edward Paules
Job Title
General Director
Head of the organisation
Evelyn Suleiman Ibrahim
Contact (2) Full Name
Nashwa Shokry Eskander
Job Title (2)
Early childhood program director
Good Practice
Education
Youth
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Good Practice Illustration

Game for Euro-Med - GEM

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GebRaa

National Network
Egypt
Address

80, El Kasr El-einy str. Garden City,
Cairo
Cairo Governorate
Egypt

Telephone
01001902600
E-Mail
rania@gebraa.com
E-Mail (2)
noura.suam@gamil.com
Mobile Phone
01000440800
Organisation Type
Private Company
Year of Establishment
2008
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Heritage
General Information

GebRaa is a social enterprise aims at reviving Egyptian traditional crafts at risk through product innovation in design, function, material and use of green technology. GebRaa markets innovatively to reach out to new markets locally and internationally through using tools such as design thinking, engaging clients in the design, prototyping and testing process as well as storytelling and creating an online blog to raise awareness about Egyptian cultural heritage. GebRaa has a social and cultural responsibility to empower artisans and culture bearers economically and socially. The company has 7 employees, starting from the CEO and founder who is also project supervisor, a project manager, and 5 employees responsible for the operational, sales, and marketing activities. Funding of GebRaa comes from direct sales of products in local and international markets, in addition to grants to accomplish approved projects.

Mission and Objectives

- Become a creative hub for Egyptian artisans and become the intermediary party between artisans and designers
- Introduce modern Egyptian green handcrafted responsible products through product development in design, material, function and use of Green technology
- Promote the Egyptian culture and support cultural diversity of the world.
- Enhance the societal status of artisans and promote succession among community youth;
- Protect disappearing Egyptian traditional crafts using mostly natural resources with low environmental footprint;
- Build capacity of artisans and help them develop the crafts to create sustainable livelihoods

Main Projects / Activities

GebRaa's main activities are to
1- Produce our product lines for local and international customers
2- Serve our regular customers through producing their customized orders in our network of workshops
3- Produce customized orders for businesses such as corporate gifts or hotels, examples of products are; spa products, kitchen ware, table wares and bedding as well as interiors
4- Export Egyptian high quality artisanal products to importers, distributors, studios owners, chain managers
5- The main activity of GebRaa currently is to produce products that matches the modern taste of local and international customers while saving the authenticity and cultural values of the traditional craft. GebRaa is currently running a project to develop a new identity on online platforms and create a new powerful e-commerce website.
6- For the social impact part, we work on activities that empower women, youth and underprivileged people. We participate in pro-girls initiative led by GIZ Egypt each year to teach young female students about social entrepreneurship.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

Through opening a dialogue among GebRaa and other network members in Egypt that work in heritage field. This will be done through networking events, organizing debates with other Egyptian members to discuss the ways in which we can support youth empowerment and boosting cultural dialogues.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

GebRaa supports diversified Egyptian traditional handicrafts that hold in them the rich cultural heritage. Many crafts were transmitted and shared among different cultures, where craftsmen created their motifs and patterns that express their own culture. Through ALF network, we will be able to provide our craftsmen with cultural exchange opportunities where they can teach other cultures their skills and learn from them, so that they can grow and maintain their skills, leading to crafts preservation and transmission. Furthermore, GebRaa is excited to learn from other ALF members about their experiences of making real improvements in cultural sector’s policies.

Contact (1) Full Name
Rania Salah Mohamed Seddik
Job Title
CEO and Founder
Head of the organisation
Rania Salah Seddik
Contact (2) Full Name
Noura Suam
Job Title (2)
Project Manager

GebRaa for Egyptian Handicrafts

National Network
Egypt
Address

28 Falaki St, Bab El louq
Greek campus, Falaki Bldg #310
downtown Cairo
Egypt

Telephone
0100 190 2600
Telephone (other)
022 7929 410
E-Mail
rania@gebraa.com
Organisation Type
Private Company
Year of Establishment
2008
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Environment/Sustainable development
  3. Heritage
General Information
GebRaa was founded in 2008 and started operations 2012 to help Egyptian marginalized artisans find new markets for their threatened crafts, so they would feel economically & socially empowered & appreciated. GebRaa works to promote succession in disappearing crafts by supporting product development to match the needs of socially conscious local and international customers striving for unique production as well as offering training to artisans, aiming to inspire pride in their cultural heritage. %60 of profits generated by GebRaa would go to fund activities of Karama NGO for community development and heritage preservation (under construction). GebRaa is a 2011 winner of SEED initiative (UNDP, UNEP and IUCN) (8000USD) and a 2013 winner of Development Marketplace (ILO, World Bank among others) (25000USD)
Mission and Objectives

GebRaa's vision
A world where people are celebrating each other cultures and
taking pride in theirs. Where marginalized local communities
are economically and socially empowered through conscious
customers who support unique cultural green handcrafted
production
 
GebRaa's Mission
1. protect disappearing traditional Egyptian crafts using mostly natural resources with low environmental footprint;
2. build capacity of artisans and help them develop the crafts to create sustainable livelihoods;
3. enhance the societal status of artisans and promote succession among community youth;  
4. enable peasants find employment in their rural communities and hence reduce immigration rate to Cairo and outside Egypt
5. fund community development projects in different artisans communities across the country as well as
6. promote the Egyptian culture and support cultural diversity of the world.

Main Projects / Activities

GebRaa is currently in the process of launching its 2 lines of handcrafted home decor and fashion focusing on the local market and will operate by selling through its own online platform, marketing through social media.
For the international market, GebRaa will market through wholesalers, international trade fairs and through credit card or paypal payment to direct international clients via the website.
GebRaa has decided to mainly focus on Mother of pearl and tent making patch work (Cairo) as well as unique embroidery from Siwa, Sinia and Sohag as a beginning.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

we actually have a great networking skills among the Team of GebRaa, we usually bring different people of same interest together for partnerships and collaboartion and general cooperation. we have a wide reach out among different networks of Egypt and we can always be a focal points for different projects if needed as well as our ability to host different events at our office at the lovely Greek Campus of downtown Cairo and we are always open for parnterships ourselves
 

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

ALF provide great exposure for local organizations and bring them together with other mediterannean countries. One of GebRaa's major objective is to promote the cultural diversity of Egypt as well as of the mediterannean. GebRaa has been part of different mediterannean events and would hope to also expand its marketing to mediterannean soon. ALF is also joined by different friends of GebRaa and they are highly recommending it

Contact (1) Full Name
Rania Salah Seddik
Job Title
Founder and Managing director
Head of the organisation
Rania Salah Seddik
Contact (2) Full Name
Ahmed Mongey
Job Title (2)
Program Coordinator

General Development Association

National Network
Egypt
Address

9 Ibn Affan square, El Dokki, Giza - Egypt
giza
Egypt

Telephone
+20 23 7496276
Telephone (other)
+20 23 3385594
Organisation Type
Other
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information
NA
Mission and Objectives

NA

Main Projects / Activities

NA

Contact (1) Full Name
Mr. Magdy Seidhom (President)

General federation of NGOs & foundations

National Network
Egypt
Address

117 abd elazia fahmy st., heliopolis
Cairo
Egypt

Telephone
4182729
Telephone (other)
6357134
Fax
4182940
E-Mail
ehabmedhat@yahoo.com
E-Mail (2)
Ehab.medhat@yahoo.com
Mobile Phone
101819137
Mobile Phone (other)
106684560
Organisation Type
Other
Year of Establishment
2000
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information
NA
Mission and Objectives

NA

Main Projects / Activities

NA

Contact (1) Full Name
Ehab medhat
Head of the organisation
Dr. mahmoud sherif
Contact (2) Full Name
Alaa ahmed

General Organization for the Support of Creativity

National Network
Egypt
Address

25 B, 9 st, Maadi, Cairo - Egypt
cairo
Egypt

Telephone
+20 2 23912390
Telephone (other)
+20 2 23913753
Fax
+20 2 23953092
E-Mail
naglasaleh@hotmail.com
E-Mail (2)
naglasaleh@yahoo.com
Organisation Type
Other
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information
NA
Mission and Objectives

NA

Main Projects / Activities

NA

Contact (1) Full Name
Mr. Naggah Aboul Foutouh (President)

General Secretariat of the Egyptian European Association Agreement

National Network
Egypt
Address

9 Abdel Kader Hamza St, Garden City, Cairo, Egypt.
Office 401

Cairo
Egypt

Telephone
(+2)27923438
E-Mail
nada.el-akkad@ee-aa.net
E-Mail (2)
Amira.mekheimar@ee-aa.net
E-Mail (3)
Nadia.mostafa@ee-aa.net
E-Mail (4)
nonoshakkad@gmail.com
Mobile Phone
(+2)01006600634
Mobile Phone (other)
(+2)01111025559
Organisation Type
Public Institution
Year of Establishment
2005
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Environment/Sustainable development
  3. International/Cultural relations
  4. Others
  5. Research
General Information
The European Union-funded Support to the Association Agreement Programme (SAAP), affiliated to the Ministry of International Cooperation, was established to support the Egyptian administration implement the Association Agreement (AA) and the Egyptian-European Action Plan. The financing agreement was signed in December 2005 by the European Union (EU), represented by the European Commission (EC) Delegation, and the Egyptian government, represented by the Ministry of International Cooperation. It stipulates that the SAAP aims to upgrade the overall capacity of the Egyptian administration, focusing on three core areas: Trade and economic liberalization; Improvement and subsequent enforcement of the legislative and regulatory framework; Institutional strengthening and reform. To achieve these goals, the programme has made an operational fund available to the government of Egypt to help government and public bodies concerned with the implementation of the AA prepare and implement legislative, administrative and institutional changes to get the full benefit of the Agreement. The support takes several forms, including: Implementation of an institutional twinning programme, which is seen as a vital part of the SAAP and is an efficient and appropriate vehicle for achieving institutional reform and capacity Implementation of traditional Technical Assistance. Provision of equipment and supplies. Technical Assistance and Information Exchange (TAIEX). Support to the Implementation of Governance and Management (SIGMA).
Mission and Objectives

The overall development objective to which the programme intends to contribute is to strengthen the EU and Egypt cooperation as well as contribute to Egypt's reform process in the context of the ENP Action Plan and Association Agreement; this overall objective certainly depends on the assumption that the Egyptian government commitment towards bracing the cooperation is sustained in addition to maintaining the political stability and economic progress in Egypt.
Improve the capacity of the governmental administrations and entities involved in the implementation of the ENP AP and the AA. Support the Egyptian public administrations in upgrading their legislative and institutional frameworks through approximation to the EU legislations and best practices (acquis communautaire), taking into consideration national reform priorities and implementation needs of the AP and the AA.

Main Projects / Activities

For a complete list of projects and activities, check the website, yet the following is only a brief of implementation.
The activities that will be carried out to achieve each of the expected results listed in the previous section are as follows:
1. Institutional Twinning
The first and second results related to regulatory improvement and institutional capacity development will be achieved through utilizing the institutional twinning instrument;
Classical Institutional Twinning
The following are the projects envisaged to be launched during the current programme estimate utilizing the classical institutional twinning instrument:
1.1 Improving the capacity of the Consumer Protection Agency (CPA) - Ministry of Trade and Industry
1.2 Improving the capacity of the Real Estate Taxation Authority (ERETA) - Ministry of Finance
2. Technical Assistance
The second result will be complemented by utilizing the technical assistance instrument in some fields;
3. Provision and Procurement of equipment for focal points
4.Capacity Building and training for focal points (in framework of twinning/TAs preparation, implementation or ENP awareness activities
5.Awareness raising and visibility activities

Contact (1) Full Name
Nada El-Akkad
Head of the organisation
Amb. Gamal Bayoumi
Contact (2) Full Name
Amira Mekheimar