Palestine

-Improve the standard of living and food security for farmers and rural women.   -Diagnosis of problems and constraints facing the difficulties the Palestinian farmers in the different areas and work to find appropriate solutions. -Raise the professionalism of Palestinian farmers to absorb the new scientific and applied the holding of specialized training courses, conferences and workshops. - And the work of agricultural development projects to serve and support the Palestinian farmers. -Work for the establishment of a marketing or more to secure the principle of fair trade for agricultural products.   -Work vigorously and tirelessly to establish a fund for agricultural insurance to meet the emergency.   -Help the Palestinian farmers to reduce production costs. - Enhance the developmental role of Palestinian women.

The GUPWD believes that all humans are equal. As part of its 2010-2013 strategy, the GUPWD is working to achieve the following: 1. Empower disabled people in Palestine 2. Ensure the effective implementation of the 1999 Disability Law 3. Change societal attitudes towards disabled people and raise awareness of their rights 4. Strengthen its internal capacity and infrastructure in order to realise its goals

The main sections of the foundation
1 - Public Information Section
2 - Women and Children’s Right Section
3 - The relief and the rights of the disabled Section
4 - Section of Social Affairs.
5 - Environment Section
(it can be summarized in the following sections in detail)
1. Media Section : Regarding the role of media in spreading information and educating people. This section will be responsible of reporting all this association’s news on website, and other publicity levels .Where this department will report all this association’s activities, interviews, seminars and conferences on human rights and the violation of these rights at all audio and visual levels and work on the publication of the association’s special edition
2 - Women's and Children Rights Section: This section’s concern is in cases involving the affairs of women and children as mentioned in international conventions, and is working to activate the participation of women in public life application according to the concept of equality between men and women (gender), and this section rejects all forms of violence and discrimination against women and children through seminars and workshops in this regard.
3 - The Relief and the Rights of the Disabled Section: Humanitarian Aid in case of emergency is provided for the refugees and those affected by the war in cooperation with the civil and social institutions working on the humanitarian cases. In terms of the rights of the disabled this section is working to defend the rights of persons with disabilities to have equal employment opportunities and quality of life and promote a culture of integration with disabilities and the right to participate in society and raised issues of persons with disabilities as an integral part of human rights in accordance with the laws and international conventions.
4 - Social Affairs Section: This section is working to investigate in the cases of social and humanitarian and work to help these cases, cooperation and coordination with institutions, associations and social health.
5 - Environment Section: In some countries the environment pollution because of wars and armed conflicts of the injury necessitated the creation of a mechanism to restore life to the environment, therefore this section has been formed which will work on-site exposure to the damage to life, where several environmental Research related to environmental pollutants to water, soil and air and its effects on human life and the establishment of sessions and educational workshops for all segments of society in order to guide the process of environmental awareness and community awareness of how infection and the prevention of communicable diseases.

This initiative aims at funding academically talented but underprivileged students to attend university. These university students then "pay it forward" by going back to their communities and tutoring groups of primary and secondary school students, serving as mentors and positive role models for younger generations of students and as valuable academic resources to rural communities. The initiative is helping to close the gap in access to education, raise academic standards, provide education to women, and break the cycle of poverty

The Palestinian Institute for Cultural Development NAWA, is a unique vibrant center that strengthens our communities and provide a facility where our culture, art, dance, and music can be preserved and passed on for future generations. NAWA is a warm, comfortable, and inviting venue where our community enjoys artistic and cultural events, and where our children acquire a deeper understanding and appreciation of their history and heritage. NAWA's programs will always be inspiring and creative.
Nawa is an independent, community based, non-for-profit organization

Out of concern for building PIHR on professional and scientific basis and to direct its programs to meet the needs of its target groups and to provide better services for them, the Institute has been working on its strategic plan for the next three years. Such a plan is an ambitious vision to transform the aspirations and objectives of the Institute to facts and realities of concrete benefits to the targeted groups. The Plan aims to touch upon the internal and external needs of PIHR in order to develop practical solutions that are suitable to address the dilemmas and challenges facing it. Such solutions are also aimed at determining the type and quality of the needed interventions and developing a clear mechanism for measuring progress and success within a pre- determined time frame.

Raise the technical and administrative level and behavioral associate members of the Union.
Organizing championships and competitions and setting various regulations within the limits of the rules of the International Federation.
Managing karate affairs in all technical, administrative and financial aspects, setting programs and supervising their implementation.
Preparing the teams representing Palestine in the local, regional, continental and international tournaments and championships.
Establish training and arbitration studies locally and participate in these studies Arably, continually and internationally for the purpose of preparing referees and trainers.
Representing Palestine in Arab and international conferences and meetings.

PMRS’ ultimate goal is to ensure quality health for all based on the principles of primary health care (PHC). This involves the the empowerment of local communities to take control of their own health needs, as well as influencing national policies to adopt systems that ensure equality and social justice.

The Palestinian National Theatre (PNT) is a Palestinian non profit cultural institution which strives to create and to develop a unique cultural life in Jerusalem, by way of producing and presenting artistic, educational and entertaining programs that reflect the aspirations of the Palestinian people.

We look to the future with insight, through hard work to achieve the strategic objectives and to attract effective developmental programs also to enhance collective participation and advancement of society socially, economically, culturally, and we base our values on equality between people, the organization seeks to improve the living conditions of members of the community, establishes plans strategy to work for three years, to achieve its objectives
Objectives of the organization:
- Contribute to improve the economic situation and living conditions of members of the community.
- Contribute to the development of rural areas and refugee camps.
- Provide instruction services to students.
- Strengthening the trend towards voluntary work services.
- Child care and work to strengthen the role of women and development gains.
- Developing the resources of young people.
- Continuous development.