Greece

ISRC & FNEC is a recognised member / accredited member of the following superstructures: GENERAL SECRETARIAT FOR CIVIL PROTECTION - ACCREDITED VOLUNTARY TEAMS OFFERING SOCIAL SERVICES - GENERAL SECRETARIAT FOR ATHLETICS- GENERAL SECRETARIAT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL RESEARCHES - INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR SAFETY AND SURVIVAL AT SEA - SEA RESCUE VOLUNTARY TEAM – MEMBER OF THE KEFALONIAN COORDINATING COMMITTEE The main activities of fnec are: Provide an informal environmental information centre - Promote environmental awareness -Promote conservation and environmental activities -Provide ambulance services and search and rescue services both on land and at sea - Encourage Youth exchanges between young people within the EU for the benefit of community development -Conduct marine research -Record marine mammal sightings -Promote marine conservation -FNEC is operated exclusively by volunteers including the members of the club and the board of committee. FNEC doesn’t have paid members or employs.

The Hellenic Institute of Cultural Diplomacy was founded in 25th March 2017  in Athens, Greece and is the first and only proposer of that idea in Greece. It aims to develop activities related to certain fields of Cultural Diplomacy such as:
• the creation and promotion of Hellenic culture in Greece and abroad.
• the enhancement of the image and public perception of the Cultural Diplomacy’s role
• the education and training of executives serving Cultural Diplomacy in every way.
• the research, documentation and public disclosure of cultural growth matters.
• the support and global promotion of the Hellenic cultural heritage.
• the organisation of conferences, seminars, discussions, exhibitions and other events, as well as the publication of theses and research projects.
• the collection and protection of historic documents, artefacts or other traces of Hellenic culture.
• the establishment and financial support of the promotion of creators and their works as well as other academic publications, in harmony with the Institute’s objectives.
• the establishment of prize and scholarships awards to persons and groups distinguished by their work in the fields of the Institute.
Some of the activities of the Hellenic Institute of Cultural Diplomacy developing include inter alia:
• The creation of the Cultural Diplomacy Archives.
• The publication of academic papers, essays, researches and journals concerning the field of Cultural Diplomacy.
• The cultural documentation.
• The cultural education.
• The research on the structure and the propagation of the Hellenic cultural heritage, focusing on Diplomacy.
• The formation of research committees, working independently or in co-operation with other individuals or legal persons.
• The organisation of conferences, seminars, discussions, exhibitions and other events, and development of new ways of contact with the intellectual society and its representatives.
 
Sincerely
The President
 

IMEPO's mission is to research and understand the phenomenon of migration and conduct studies, which contribute to the design and implementation of a viable and realistic immigration policy within the European Union's framework.
In addition, it acts as the advisor of the Greek Government on migration policy issues.
To achieve its mission, IMEPO aims to:
Conduct scientific research
Prepare and assign specialised studies
Participate in research programs (Greece -abroad)
Design, supervise and implement operational programs in the context of migration policy
Organise public discussions, conferences and seminars
Build and maintain a library
Support and maintain a database on immigration issues
Publish relevant books,magazines, scientific studies
Design and implement a communication policy focused on sensitising the society on immigration issues
Maintain contacts and cooperate with International Organisations and governmental bodies active in the field of immigration
Cooperate with NGOs and Immigrants Organisations

Our mission is to define the national cultural policy, to encourage cultural development and to promote artistic production nationally and internationally
Concisely our objectives are:
-To ensure that this national, cultural policy is being applied
-To promote theatrical and dancing activities, may they be educational, theoretical or practical
-To establish the educational character of art and to highlight its social significance
-To enhance our cultural identity through theatrical & choreographical activities, to coordinate such activities regionally as well as to promote them internationally
-To create a cultural, collaborative network between Greece and other countries.

Our main mission is to represent Greek Youth inside the Greek state and abroad. The coordination of our members to work collectively and the increase of awareness about diversity, are some of our priorities.
Increase the involvement of young people in public life and create institutions that young people can participate.
Protection of democracy, human rights and social solidarity are our objectives plus to fight any kind of discrimination, no matter where it is coming from.

In order to meet the challenges of European tomorrow, HRDC has identified the following main areas of activity:
* Preparation & development of programmes for initial and continuous technological and vocational training.
* Contribution to the regional development of Greek territories through technology transfer and innovation.
* Creation of stable co-operation bonds between the world of industry and the university sector, including technology transfer between Greece and the other European Union’s members.

* The reinforcement, by every means, of the Archaeological and Historical Research and Study of the Ancient Alexandria.
* The broad Archaeological Research and Study of the Hellenic Civilization, everywhere in the world and outside the Hellenic Country and especially the Research and the Study of the Hellenistic Alexandrian Period.
* Ethnological and Anthropological Studies.
* The creation of a library containing all the relevant Alexandrian Bibliography.
* Organizing seminars and congresses concerning subjects of the Hellenistic Period.
* Immediate cooperation with the Hellenic and Egyptian universities for a complete and in detail study.
* The reinforcement of relationships of Hellenic and Egyptian archaeology scientists.
* The granting of scholarships to Hellenic and Egyptian archaeology students, for specialized studies based on the Hellenistic Alexandrian Period.

The organization has started out as a humanitarian association aiming at the support of the orphan children from Palestine and other mainly but exclusively Arabic countries that suffer from hostilities or terrorism. The objective is to help them retain a descent living standard by offering money, clothing, educational materials etc. Through the years the activities have expanded to the protection and promotion of migrant children’s and women’s rights, mainly of Arabic origin, that reside in Athens, especially through educational activities. We also develop cooperation with movements and international organisations that deal with child care and work for poverty reduction and the promotion of peace and solidarity.

Hellenic Youth Participation (based in Athens, Greece) stands for intercultural dialogue, non-formal education, mutual understanding and solidarity.
The main aim of the group is to promote life-long learning through non-formal education and experiential learning. We train different age groups (teenagers, young adults, parents, youthworkers, facilitators, teachers) in order to inspire and stimulate self-directed and peer learning. We also wish to motivate them to become involved and to raise awareness about current values like equal opportunities, social inclusion and cultural diversity. Through our projects we aim at the promotion of non-formal differentiated learning and the importance of personal development. HYP is active on a local, national and European level.

Our philosophy and the way we plan and implement all our initiatives and programs are driven by the principles of philanthropy, solidarity, cooperation and trust.
Our vision is that HIGGS evolves into a hub of creativity and open dialogue aimed at promoting collaboration and innovation in the NPO sector as well as a meeting place of all interested parties, both literally and symbolically.