Chypre

The NGDO Platform ‘Development’, represents 25 NGOs and has as members the 2 constituent platforms on the island (one in the Greek Cypriot community and one in the Turkish Cypriot community). Its staff consists of: 1 part-time, 1 communications intern and 1 volunteer.
As far as budgetary costs are concerned, in 2013 the budget was approximately 20.000 EUR and in 2012 it was 240.000 EUR (due to the EU presidency).
The main sources of funding are: TRIALOG V, CONCORD subcontract for AidWatch and membership fees. The main expenses are on Human Resources, Project related expenses and CONCORD membership fees.
The ‘Development’ is involved in Development Cooperation and Development Educational Programs mainly coordinated via the TRIALOG V project and CONCORD.
The main Missions of the Platform are :
•working for the post -2015 framework
•Linking members to the Platform
•Revising the platform strategy of which is mainly aims to promote sustainability, contextualization of global issues, the shape of policies and decisions and the promotion of Cyprus as a Regional Hub for MENA region.

The mission of the NGO Support Centre is the creation a dynamic, active and reactive civil society in Cyprus that participates in and advocates for democracy, dialogue and civic engagement.

• Providing a platform for local musicians to be heard.
• Engaging in multi-mutual and multi-cultural music releases
• Developing new infrastructures for local musicians

Its mission is to keep and promote our cultural heritage, traditional art and history, to contribute to social and cultural education of the young people of Kythrea Area (Area of Kythrea is an area of six villages which after 1974 is under Turkish occupation) who were born away from their homes and volunteering, learning and entertaining activities of the elderly people. It promotes communication and friendship among women of the area and among other organizations of Cyprus and abroad dealing with some matter.
Its main objectives are cultural, educational, social, artistic, literary and national.

One Terrene International, in short OTI, is the parent/umbrella of an international network of organisations involved in adult education and youth work in a variety of fields in Europe. The organisation was born in 2009 in London, UK and in 2013 in Cyprus and now its network has spread out to more than 14 countries including but not limited to Greece, Italy, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia and other OTI locals in EU and non EU countries. The organisation has strong partnerships with Eastern European Partnership countries and EUROMED countries as well. The organisation has been very active in Youth in Action from 2009 and is very active in Erasmus+ Projects since its start in 2014 for all Key Actions youth and adult education. The organisation also selects schools and informal groups that consist of students and teachers from schools as partners in order to influence the school education format, and encourage teaching methods to involve non formal learning methodologies in their curriculum. The organisation has also been very active in Europe For Citizens programmes and twinning with municipalities and organisations with Italy, France, Bulgaria, Spain, Latvia, Estonia, Greece, Slovakia, Romania, Hungary and Cyprus. Our projects include young people, youth workers, profesionals and participants of any age. We include participants with fewer opportunities and we give emphasis on projects that empower minorities and inclusion for people with disadvantages.

One Terrene International, in short OTI, is part of an international network of organisations involved in adult education and youth work in a variety of fields in Europe.
The organisation was born in 2009 in London, UK and now its network has spread out to more than 14 countries including but not limited to Cyprus, Italy, Hungary, Romania and other OTI locals in EU and non EU countries. The organisation has strong partnerships with Easter European Partneship countries and EUROMED countries as well. (Malta, Italy, Tunisia, Spain, Greece)
The organisation was very active in Youth in Action from 2009 and is very active in Erasmus+ Projects since its start in 2014 for all Key Actions youth and adult education. The organisation also selects schools and informal groups that consist of students and teachers from schools as partners in order to influence the school education format, and encourage teaching methods to involve non formal learning methodologies in their curiculum.
The organisation has also been very active in Europe For Citizens programmes and brotherhood binding with municipalities and organisations with Italy, France, Bulgaria, Spain, Latvia, Estonia, Greece, Slovakia, Romania, Hungary and Cyprus.

The mission of the Organisation of European Programmes and Cultural Relations is to promote and disseminate information about contemporary Cypriot artistic creation, and to support the Cypriot cultural agents in the pursuit of their European and international ambitions.

The Organization aims to participate in European projects and lifelong learning programs, contributing to the knowledge of local society regarding the European Union. Its aim is to establish itself a positive actor of knowledge and expertise in European Affairs in Cyprus, becoming an educational bridge among Cyprus and the European Union. The organization is focused in promoting European issues and values in Cyprus, with a general interest in European Union. It pays particular attention to issues concerning education, lifelong learning, culture and youth. The Organization has taken part in various awareness campaigns regarding equal rights, social issues and social inclusion, youth exchanges and European policy awareness.

Focusing on its core goal, Oxygono pursues the improvement of public dialogue in Cyprus and consequently, reforms’ accomplishment along with our country's modernization for citizens’ quality of life betterment in all public life aspects, including health, economy, education, justice, foreign policy, research, and entrepreneurship.

PPI-CY aims to break down social and cultural stereotypes and develop young leaders while offering them professional quality basketball trainings. PPI-CY’s innovative sport and peace building curriculum, delivered by local coaches, integrates effective conflict transformation techniques into weekly basketball practices, providing children with both the tools to address conflicts in their lives and an outlet for their practical application.