Partners
European Meeting Centre – Nowy Staw Foundation
Established in 1993, the foundation has the aim of promoting and strengthening entrepreneurship and innovation, especially among young people. It supports democratic change in Eastern and Central Europe, and fosters conscious membership in the EU. Over the past few years, Nowy Staw Foundation has become one of the more active non-governmental organizations in the region. Its employees and the volunteers cooperating with the foundation run many youth projects. These include training sessions, seminars and student exchanges. Fundacja Nowy Staw creates opportunities for young people from our region by supporting their ideas and initiatives.
Giosef Enna
This is a non-profit organization established in 2008. Its aim is to encourage and develop the active participation of young people on regional, national, and international levels. It also provides information about European citizenship and enhances the development of social and civic competences among young people. Moreover, the organization advances youth mobility and mobility in education and professional development. It supports cultural initiatives and promotes the work of young artists. Furthermore, Giosef Enna undertakes scientific research in various sectors of society, and furthers local development in cooperation with other organizations that are active locally and internationally.
Union Haddiema Maghqudin (UHM)
Established in 1966, UHM is a trade union that is one of the most important social partners in Malta, as it represents employees that come from a variety of backgrounds. It is active in various areas, including employment, health, the IT sector, senior citizen assistance, in logistics and tourism. It undertakes the advancement of issues important to young people and provides them with assistance within the labour market. What is more, it participates in numerous networks and forums, as well as in debates on issues concerning the labour market.
The Independent Christian Trade Unions of Slovakia (NKOS)
Its aim is to represent trade union members nationally within Slovakia, to protect employee social and economic interests, as well as employee rights, and to represent its members in their relationship with their employers. It also strengthens partnership and social dialogue, supports the education and professional development of its members, and participates in national and EU projects and activities that are of benefit to its members.
Centre for Intercultural Dialogue (CID)
CID is a non-profit organization founded in 2004. Its goal is to support and build awareness about the peaceful coexistence of nations and cultures in the Slovak Republic, the European Union and the world, as well as to promote diversity, mutual recognition and understanding. CID realizes its goals through education and the exchange of information, as well as through cultural activities that strengthens co-operation on national and international levels
