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Activités pédagogiques :Education Spécialisée Activités d’apprentissage professionnel :Mosaïque Couture et Broderie.. Fabrication artisanale de cages. Peinture sur verre / sur soie Informatique Activités d’Intégration: professionnelle scolaire sociale Alphabétisation Activités Sportives:Création d'une Association sportive affiliée à la Fédération des Sports d’handicapés ..

One of the most intersting projects we had in this field is "the bottle race" a project tackeling sports and recycling at the same time , with participation of more than 6 different nationalities from all over the world To participate in the plastic boat race made of waste.(level1-2017 & level2-2018)
. We are coordinatorsan in Erasmus+ project "Design your waste" for a duration of 2 years(2017-2019) it includes 7 actions exchanges youth workers and youth, realized 4 TC in Tunisia-1 activity in Galicia-spain and 2 activity in naples-Italy.
In September 2019 we participated in "The new path" international training course : The main topics of the training was about the difficulties the refugees are facing and how affective their inclusion in the sociaty is
.A new project with WWF Tunisia between Tunisia and Morocco, including the APLM, is a network of 15 Tunisian and 15 Moroccan associations and more than 3 years to succeed the MS3C "mobilizing civil society to fight against climate change "
-In the framework of the Mediterranean event with Legambiente "Clean Up the Mediterranean" each years, the association organized, with ETE +, an awareness campaign to clean the beach of the globe with competitions for collecting small waste and an incentive share on selective screening with games for children and young people.

- Communication and awarness , - Ground projects ( protection of the natural ressources , promotion of woman , integration of youth , implication of the citizenships in the daily management of their trash and urbain environment , - Participation in the national , regional and international conferences . - Working in network .

We have received a grant from the Open Society Institute, Ford Foundation, UNDP, NED-POMED, and MEPI 
We work on Arab Trans project with the European Commission and the University of Aberdeen

- Projet " action pilote de renforcement des 20 groupements de Développement agricoles (GDA) et mise en œuvre d'un système de suivi de ses institutions dans le gouvernorat de Tozeur: financé par la commission Européenne.
- L’école citoyenne à Sidi Bouzid.
- Projet de création des activités génératrices de revenus pour les jeunes du douar Ain Oumjdour
- PROJET D’INTEGRATION SOCIALE DES FEMMES ET LEUR FORMATION EN VALEUR CIVIQUE (DE CITOYENNETE) DANS LE QUARTIER D’ETTADHAMEN GOUVERNORAT DE L’ARIANA

les thématiques prioritaires qui faciliteront le changement dans la région : l’accès à l’information, la transparence budgétaire, la liberté d’association et les services publics. En mars dernier, ils étaient donc à Rabat pour lancer officiellement l’ANSA-Monde arabe.
Comme l’a déclaré l’un d’eux avec enthousiasme : « L’appropriation de ce réseau par ses membres est fondamentale. Ce sont les membres qui devront élargir le réseau et diffuser la culture de la responsabilité sociale dans la région. »

Harvard University Kennedy School Tunisia Visit (March 2017)
The API hosted a highly-attended evening discussion and reception with Alexandra Martinez, Assistant Dean for Student Diversity and Inclusion from Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government (HKS). Assistant Dean Martinez presented her diversity work at HKS, the school's admissions process and the myriad opportunities offered by the Kennedy School to highly-qualified, mid-career professionals.
Afkar “Think and Action Tank” (April 2015)
Afkar (“ideas” in Arabic) is a “think and action tank” format which engages a critical mass of empowered stakeholders around a defined problem. The Afkar format, created by and launched in 2015, was created to develop effective and workable solutions, proposed by key actors in a defined subject area. The 2015 Afkar edition gathered 50 key stakeholders from government, civic, and international organizations to discuss the state of Tunisian civil society and its role in political processes, such as with decentralization and municipal elections. Attendees included Mondher Bousnina from the Office of the President of Government; Chafik Sarssar, President of the Instance Supérieure Indépendante des Elections; Salsabil Klibi and Chawki Gueddass from the Association Tunisienne de Droit Constitutionnel; Amine Ghali from the Kawakibi Center; and Mokhtar Hammami from the Tunisian Ministry of Interior. 
Transition in Tunisia, Towards a New Citizenship (September 2012)
In September 2012, The Arab Policy Institute organized a conference titled “Transition in Tunisia: Towards a New Citizenship” in collaboration with the Moulay Hichem Foundation for Social Science Research on North Africa and Middle East. The conference, hosted on September 4-5, 2012 in Tunis focused on themes such as democratic transitions, the relationship between religion and politics, and the prospects for ensuring for basic human rights in post-revolution Tunisia. This conference was hosted at a particularly tense moment in Tunisia’s democratic transition following the election of the National Constituent Assembly and after several tense debates between secular and Islamist trends. Despite this, the conference included a frank, successful discussion between participants and  Rached Ghannouchi, head of the Tunisian Islamist party, Ennahda.
The Arab World, From Revolution to Transformation (March 2013)
In March 2013, The API supported the Harvard Arab Alumni Association’s 8th Annual World Conference, “The Arab World: From Revolution to Transformation” hosted in Tunis, Tunisia. Co-organized with the the American Chamber of Commerce in Tunisia, this conference strove to initiate a debate and advance new visions for the development of the Arab world following the momentous events of the Arab Spring. The keynote was delivered by Mustapha Ben Jaafar, the President of the Tunisian National Constituent Assembly, which was charged with writing Tunisia’s 2014 Constitution.
This conference gathered a diverse range of speakers and participants from higher education, government, business, civil society, and journalism including Amel Bouchamaoui Hammami, President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Tunisia; Jorge Domínguez, Harvard University Vice Provost for International Affairs; Nathalie Brown, Deputy Chief of Mission of the American Embassy in Tunis; Mo Ibrahim, Sudanese-British mobile communications entrepreneur and renowned philanthropist; Dirk Schmautzer, Partner, McKinsey & Company, Education and Government Transformation Practice; Cyril Grislain, Strategy Advisor in Tunis and former Managing Director of McKinsey’s Paris office; Raghida Dergham, Columnist and Senior Diplomatic Correspondent, Al Hayat; Dr. Hazem El Beblawi, Former Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister of Egypt; Adel Goucha, Principal, The Abraaj Group; Aziz Mebarek, Founding Partner, TunInvest; Nakhle El Hage, Director, News and Current Affairs, Al Arabiya; Khaled Hroub, Professor of Middle Eastern Studies and Media Studies, Northwestern University; Amira Yahyaoui, President, Al Bawsala; Taufiq Rahim, Executive Director, Globesight; Mohamed El Dahshan, Senior Research Fellow, Harvard University,Center for International Development; Said Ferjani, Senior Member, Political Bureau of Ennahda; Kamel Lazaar, Founder and Chairman, Swicorp; Dr. Tarik Yousef el-Magariaf, Chief Executive Officer of Silatech.
Harvard University Berkman Center:  Mobilization for Change Series (March 2016)
“Mobilization for Change” is a series of reports examining the role of the networked public sphere in advancing civic participation and collective action in the Arab region.  Published by the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University, the Arab Policy Institute contributed a paper titled “An Accelerated Story of the Emergence and Transformation of the Networked Public Sphere: The Case of Tunisia,” authored by Escander Nagazi, Jazem Halioui, and Fares Mabrouk. This paper maps the networked public sphere in Tunisia to better understand its impact in facilitating and promoting civic engagement and collective action in Tunisia.

The Association of Sejnane Potters (September 2012) is a project that aims to brings together these women potters to collaborate and professionally commercialize their pottery and other regional distinct handicrafts. The project was launched through the organization of a collective exhibition in Tunis, followed by a day of team building and professional development training.
TEDxCarthage (2010 and 2011)
In the spirit of “ideas worth spreading,” TEDx events feature inspiring doers from Tunisia and abroad to spark younger generations of Tunisians to challenge themselves and think differently. Since TEDxCarthage first brought this concept to Tunisia in 2010, there has been over 50 TEDx events held across Tunisia. TEDxCarthage is now an annual, highly anticipated event with an in-person audience of 2500 persons, free tickets selling out in under 30 seconds, and a team of dedicated volunteers that returns year after year. Past themes include Imagine History (March 2011); InTolerance (September 201); Trust as the New Currency (September 2013); TEDxCarthageWomen Spark (December 2013); The Differences We Make (April 2014); and Big Time (April 2015). The TEDxCarthage team has personally mentored several youth TEDx events, including TEDxESPRIT (university), TEDxENAU (university), TEDxSadikiCollege (high school), TEDxLPM8 (high school) and TEDxIHECCarthage (university).