Weitere InhalteTailor's Hall, Back Lane
Dublin 8
Ireland
Anker Heegaards Gade 2, 3. tv.
1572 København V
Denmark
Lange Noordstraat 1
4331 CB Middelburg
Netherlands
9 University Street
Belfast
BT7 1FY
United Kingdom
Challenges dominant stereotypes and commonly held perceptions of developing countries which are prevalent in our society. It aims to use education as a means of challenging the causes of poverty and inequality in both local and global contexts by working with all sectors of education. This organization runs serveral projects in the area of development education; i.e. a Development Education magazine, a website on Global Citizenship for the Northern Irish curriculum, Community Youth Projects in Belfast. Furthermore, the Centre provides a well-assorted resource library including teaching materials, books on development issues and box files on countries and topics to support students, teachers and lecturers with their work.
Oranje nassaulaan 5
1075 AH Amsterdam
Netherlands
UCN performs tasks in public information, education and fundraising on behalf of UNESCO in The Netherlands
blvd. Vassil Levski 114
1527 Sofia
Bulgaria
The Centre for Inclusive Education (CIE) is a non-governmental organisation whose main aim is to help as many children as possible to learn and play together with their peers. We believe that each child should be given the chance to be accepted, valued and to have the opportunity to develop their abilities. We give answer how inclusive education is happening more and more consciously and fully in Bulgarian schools. We work for social inclusion and quality education for all children and for safeguarding of those in need. The team of the Centre works actively with parents, teachers, managers, professionals, local and state authorities, business organizations, colleagues from the country and abroad and we are happy with the change that is gradually happening.
OUR MISSION:
We believe each child must have the opportunity to be accepted and valued.
The Center for Inclusive Education (CIE) works in partnership to achieve social inclusion through quality education for all children.
OUR TEAM:
We are a motivated and dynamic team of social development consultants with expertise in social policy and development programming, research, advocacy and social campaigning.
OUR GOALS:
Inclusive education for children and youth in state and private educational institutions Social inclusion of disadvantaged children, youth and families Raising public awareness towards inclusive education.
Postfach 103462, 68131 Mannheim
A5,6; Raum B205
68159 Mannheim
Germany
Langgasse 41
63571 Gelnhausen
Germany
BanaFair - Organic Fair Trade Bananas
BanaFair informs about the developmental background of banana production and trade.
17-19, avenue de la Libération
L-3850 Schifflange
Luxembourg
SOS Faim is a development NGO recognised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Luxembourg. SOS Faim supports peasants organizations and microfinance institutions in Africa. SOS Faim also leads awareness
campaigns in Luxembourg.
Krtsanisi I tup. N.3
0114 Tbilisi
Georgia
Foundation Caucasus Environment (FCE) is founded in 1998 in Georgia. FCE is a nongovernmental, nonprofit public organization with professional staff on environment and education. The organization is oriented on sustainable development and social issues and its activities cover the Caucasus region. At the same time FCE is a member of several international networks, just like the National Platform of Eastern Partnership in Georgia https://eap-csf.ge and acts as a coordinator of Working Group 3 of this platform: https://eap-csf.ge/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=298&Itemid=1396&lang=en-GB.
Moreover FCE is a member of the big international network Women in Europe for common Future (WECF) WECF http://www.wecf.eu. Furthermore FCE coordinates the Global Education Week (GEW) of the network of North-South Centre (NSC) of Council of Europe https://www.coe.int/t/dg4/nscentre/GE/GEW-NETWORK_en.asp#TopOfPage.
The organization holds the GEW once a year in Georgia. The Global Education program in Georgia is updated every year according to the themes and comments which are developed at the GEW seminars. These seminars are organized by the NSC of the Council of Europe with participation of all national coordinators of GEW network. The organization’s target groups are schoolchildren and teachers, university students, lecturers, women groups, refugees and Itinerary Displaced Persons (IDPs) from the conflict areas of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. The permanent staff of FCE is 7 person and about 50 volunteers (students, schoolchildren and teachers, women groups, farmers, fishermen scientists, etc). Donors of the granted projects are EU, USAID, Eurasia Foundation, different countries' embassies in Georgia, among others.
Some recent implemented projects are:
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German
Spanish