Partners

Mine Vaganti NGO is a no-profit organization born in Sardinia (Italy) in 2009. MVNGO has 4 offices in Sassari, Olbia, Uri and Tempio Pausania and it is part of 3 international network such as MV International, ISCA and YEE. The organization’s mission is to promotes intercultural dialogue, social and green entrepreneurship, social inclusion through Sport, Non Formal Education including disadvantages targets. MNNGO is an educational training provider at local and European level and has a consultant role for public and private bodies in order to promote and develop European and trans-continental projects in Youth, Adults, VET, HEI, Sport Sectors.

Neema Community Based Organisation in a non-governmental organization based in Nairoby-Kenya. Their activity is dedicated to empowering the community both economically and knowledge wise to create a self reliant society free of poverty and violence.
Key projects that Neema CBO is running run: Education and social inclusion, Peace Development through Youth and Women Empowerment, Youth Exchange Programs in areas of Art, Choreography etc. , Sexual violence, Entrepreneurship Training/Development, Neema CBO Website Development.

GO Sports Nepal is an NGO in Nepal based on “education through sports’ concept. They use Sports to “Play, Educate and Empower’ younger people about different social issues to overcome the effect of such issues and help to reduce poverty, conflict and disease in disadvantaged communities. They use Sports for the development of physical, mental, emotional and social behaviour of younger people in the society through specialised sports based curriculum. ‘Go Sports Nepal” delivers program on voluntarily basis since November 2012. They conduct programs in different schools, orphanage houses and community, in partnership with the US Embassy they organize the Leadership Exchange camp “Empowering girls’ where they involve 36 young women from Nepal and California in 7 days exchange program.

The Chamwino Arts Centre (CAC) began as a vision of Kedmon Mapana, whose      youth in Chamwino, Dodoma, Tanzania was marked by the community’s regular and  enthusiastic practice of Ngoma. Ngoma, the tradition of expression via music, drumming, dance and storytelling had been a key part of the Wagogo life for centuries. Ngoma transmits history, values, education and identity from the older generations to the younger, and was an important and valued constant in the lives of the Wagogo people of Central Tanzania.
As Africa modernizes, centuries of Ngoma traditions are at risk. What has been part of life for centuries may be forever lost within a generation. With the loss of cultural traditions comes the loss of an important component of identity, culture and education, hence the loss of a means for the Tanzanian people to offer their arts to the world.

Bridging The Gaps Organization – BTG Inc. is a non-governmental, nonprofit, youth-led organization based in Quezon City-Philippines. The organization highlights the role the youth has to play in mobilizing disadvantaged communities, while enabling itself in the process to grow as a more responsible and engaging component of local and international societies by using its skills, knowledge, and advocacies in the organization’s four thematic pillars namely (1) education, (2) environmental sustainability, (3) microfinance and entrepreneurship, and (4) culture and heritage. Ultimately, volunteerism, effective networking, and youth involvement remain as core values the organization stands for, allowing it to catalyze positive social growth within its agenda.

Tanzania Youth Cultural Exchange Network is a youth development led non-governmental organization based in Dar es Salaam-Tanzania. Their mission is to engage young people in community based projects locally and internationally with particular interest in education, gender issues, health, culture, youth and environmental conservation and sustainable development. TYCEN supports the integration of young people in society, to encourage their involvement in the social, cultural and economic life of their local and regional community and to create habits and skills for active civic participation. Its activities involve and benefits informal groups of young people aged 15-35 from across the country.