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Leads project management, coordination, and partnership collaboration, ensuring effective implementation, supporting capacity-building activities, and promoting dissemination, networking, and long-term sustainability of results.
Asociación Mundus is a Spanish non-profit organisation based in Zaragoza that works in the field of international cooperation, youth mobility, education and capacity building. The organisation promotes international learning opportunities, intercultural exchange and skills development through European and international programmes, supporting young people, youth workers and institutions in Europe and partner countries.
Leads communication, awareness, and community-building activities, driving stakeholder engagement, increasing project visibility, and fostering collaboration with local communities and key decision-makers.
ALDA is a key stakeholder in the field of local democracy, active citizenship, and cooperation between local authorities and civil society in Europe, its Neighbourhood, and all around the World, mainly acting through participative methods and decentralised cooperation.
ALDA was established in 1999 at the initiative of the Council of Europe to coordinate and support the network of the Local Democracy Agencies (LDAs), which are self- sustainable, locally registered NGOs acting as promoters of good governance and local self-government, with which ALDA collaborates in many activities.
Leads capacity-building activities on climate awareness and action, designing training programmes and resources, delivering learning initiatives, and providing quality assurance and methodological guidance.
Gaia Education is an international nonprofit organization focused on sustainability education and regenerative development. It was founded in 2005 by a group of educators and sustainability practitioners connected with the Global Ecovillage Network. The organization develops and delivers educational programs that help individuals and communities learn practical skills for creating more sustainable, resilient, and regenerative societies. Its courses and initiatives are used by universities, communities, NGOs, and professionals around the world.
Leads youth-led climate initiatives by empowering young people to design and implement community-driven projects, supporting resource mobilisation, and documenting and evaluating project impact.
Hope for life Uganda's mission is championing quality access to SRHR, advocating for climate justice and promoting digital inclusion among the minorities and promoting inclusive civic spaces and participation in rural and slum areas of Eastern Uganda,with it's boarder collaborations cutting across slums of Kenya, Zambia, Somalia, Ethiopia and South Sudan.
Advances quality education and holistic youth development, empowering disadvantaged young people with skills, values, and opportunities to foster inclusion, employability, and responsible citizenship.
The Salesians of Don Bosco is a Catholic congregation working around the world, mainly focused on the holistic development of young people (mind, body, and soul). In Ethiopia, the Salesians operate under the Ethiopian Catholic Church and began their mission in the country in 1975. We run six well‑established TVET colleges, fourteen academic schools from primary through high school, and eleven youth centers. Our mission in Ethiopia covers various thematic areas: education, livelihoods, emergency support, children’s feeding programs, street children rehabilitation and family reintegration, gender equality, promotion of a green environment, and support for mothers.
Promotes youth-led strategies for transformative change, social justice, and sustainable development, fostering inclusive, rights-based, and environmentally responsible societies.
The Youth Cafe is Africa’s largest convening community of professionals harnessing youth advocacy, policy, and research for social impact. Since 2012, we have made significant progress in our quest to achieve our goals through several partnerships and collaborations with public and private organisations, with more than 162 projects from service contracts, consultancies, and accountable grants completed over the years. We are committed to creating a youth-led future and dedicated to the transformative process that equips African youths through initiating and facilitating programs, initiatives and collaborating with various partners to locate the future in the hands of the youths.
Promotes the protection, development, and empowerment of vulnerable young people by fostering inclusive communities, strengthening capacities, and supporting youth to realise their full potential.
Huys Link Community Initiative (HUYSLINCI) is an independent, a not-for profit, and nongovernmental organization that started in 1999 with a primary goal of building a society where young persons enjoy their rights and take responsibility to realize their full potential. In all our undertakings HUYSLINCI is committed to addressing the needs of the most marginalized and vulnerable young men and women by rendering their voices audible rather than speaking on their behalf, without impact. We facilitate young persons to be the major key players in having their lives transformed, their families improved and their communities bettered. We employ a human rights based approach (HRBA) in our programming and routine.