The ALF Network in Germany collaborated on large scale cross-cultural dialogue programmes with civil society partners in countries including Egypt, Israel, Lebanon, Palestine and Turkey. The German network is headed by the Goethe-Institut e.V., since March 2012 the ZAK | Center for Cultural and General Studies has been the coordinator of the German network of the Anna Lindh Foundation.
Le Forum Femmes Méditerranée is the head of the French network of the Anna Lindh Foundation for the Dialogue between Cultures. It has been elected by members on 15 November, 2010, and was reconfirmed on 11 January, 2012.
Established in 1993, FFM is a member of the International Network of Mediterranean Women. FFM organises an annual competition for the promotion of women's writing in the Mediterranean and to make visible the role they play in society.
The Anna Lindh Head of National Network in Finland is FIME, which has been selected through public competition since June 2014.
The Head of the Anna Lindh National Network in Estonia is the Estonian School of Diplomacy (ESD), which was elected by members in 2016.
The Estonian School of Diplomacy (ESD, www.edk.edu.ee) is a foundation/non-profit institution with an objective to promote theoretical and practical knowledge in the field of international relations, European integration, diplomacy and public administration reform. In this framework ESD organizes:
Partners for Transparency has been appointed as Head of Network in Egypt in 2018.
As of June 2018, there is no information available for the Head of Network for the Danish Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation
The Head of Anna Lindh National Network in the Czech republic is the Institute of International Relations, which works in the fields of international political, security and economic relations. It was appointed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and then re-elected by members.
At the same time, the Institute provides for the international communication and dissemination of knowledge acquired by Czech researchers and experts.
The Cyprus Network of the Anna Lundh Foundation was established in 2005, and has been active locally, regionally and internationally, since then.
The National Foundation for Civil Society Development has been appointed by Croatian Ministry of Foreign Affairs since 2008. It has been also regularly re-endorsed by members. The mission of the National Foundation for Civil Society Development is to promote and support civil society development in Croatia.
Through its activities the National Foundation strives to achieve active citizenship in the development of a modern, democratic and inclusive society in the Republic of Croatia.
The International Initiatives for Cooperation Association (IIC) was elected by network members to be the Head of Network in 2008 and it has been re-elected in June 2013.
The IIC is an organization founded by people concerned by strengthening civic society and acts as the Head of Anna Lindh National Network in Bulgaria.