Egyptian Future Youth Foundation
52nd taha housseien streat
El minya,Egypt
El minya
Egypt
- Arts
- Environment/Sustainable development
- Human rights
- International/Cultural relations
- Others
- Research
- Youth and education
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ALF Hands-On: Open Call for Participation! - Second Cycle
52nd taha housseien streat
El minya,Egypt
El minya
Egypt
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4 karim Eldawla St,from Mahmoud Baswne St, Downtown.
Cairo
Egypt
*Formation of an umbrella for contact and cooperation between liberal youth.
*Creation of liberal pressing group.
*Publishing liberal values and attracting supporters.
*Release of printings to establish the liberal literatures and variety culture.
*Creation of general scope for the liberal values that should be available, side by side, with liberal codes at State Authorities.
*Response to inclusive practices for the Egyptian political and social entities in accordance to the liberal values.
*Creation of general scope for the Egyptian identity, depending on the single identity in confronting religious, racial, geographical and political bases.
*Determination of Egyptians liberals situations in terms of ideological and applicable contributions for Western Liberalism.
*Strengthening the relationship between the Egyptian liberals and capitalists, as it is the complementary element of the Egyptian Liberalism Organization.
Life Team "Act for Human Rights"
(April until August 2008)
EULY , start “ LIFE TEAM ” project to produce “ plays – songs – music – movies etc …” to promote human rights and liberal ideas and values , team started with program “ Act for human rights” .the project is funded from freedom house.
"liberal café " ( June – August 2008 )
8 discussions meetings about different youth issues funded by (FNF)
"youth and civil society"
Media advocacy campaign about the role of the civil society and its important to the youth ( June – November 2008 )
Workshop “ What Dose Liberalism Mean ? ”
( March 2008 )
EULY held a workshop on 22 – 23 March 2008 , to 20 Youth Activist in the Egyptian community. funded by ATLAS Economic Foundation
1 Mahmoud Khalil El-Hosary ,from Ahmed Orabi St.,Mohandeseen
Cairo
Egypt
MCIT mission is to create exportable ICT industry increase employment opportunities in the communication and information technology, UNDP mission is to support poverty eradication initiatives in Egypt through developmental policies that create jobs and protect the environment. The main objective of Egypt ICT Trust Fund is to support Egypt's socioeconomic development program through establishing public private partnerships, Using information and communication technology to further development.
Raising awareness of the developmental potential of information and communication technology.
Making ICT more accessible and affordable to all citizens.
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Howd El Labn St., In front Of Arabs Laywers' Union – Garden, 1st Floor Apartment n. 11, Cairo - Egypt
CAIRO
Egypt
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101 Kasr Al-Ainy Street,12th Floor
Cairo
Cairo
Egypt
To provide access to specialized information services specific to the needs of the Egyptian S&T community through effective management, cost effective manner by using of high advanced technical level and creating career opportunities and high skill level for our employee, , we will continue to improve the information society by respond innovatively to a rabidly environmental change
ENSTINET functions:
• Information Awareness
• Building and Maintaining Databases
• Rendering of Information Services
• Information Marketing
• Training
• Consultation
• Coordination at the National, Regional, and International levels
• Internet 2
• Organizing & Hosting Conferences
MOREOVER ENSTINET Services:
International Database Searching,Referral Services (if location of certain journal needed),Document Delivery Services,Alerts as special kind of SDI ,Translation and Editing,publishing (Egyptian scientific and technical abstracts and Bibliographies), library web based holding.
ENSTINET has diversified databases:
• Scientific and Technical Egyptian Bibliographic Database (STEB)
• Union Catalog of Periodicals in Egypt (Union LIST)
• Directory of Egyptian Experts (WHOS)
• Directory of Egyptian Associations (EGAS)
• Directory of Egyptian Periodicals (DEGP)
• Directory of Egyptian Organizations (EGOR)
• Directory of Egyptian Libraries (DEGL)
Internet Services:
• Full Internet Access via Leased Lines
• Website Design
• Website Development
• Web Hosting
• Streaming Service
Training:
• Special training courses on Information Technology,Library Scinece, Information services, Internet skills, searching Bio-Medical resources
Multimedia Services:
• Multimedia Creative offers multimedia and digital design services, including CD / DVD authoring, kiosk development, Presentations, 2D / 3D graphics and animation, and graphic design for print.
11 Ibn Affan Square, dokki
Giza
Egypt
? CSOs empowered to effectively defend civil society interests, advocacy causes, and the interests of constituents and citizens;
? CSO standing and appreciation enhanced in the eyes of government, private sector and citizens;
? Greater generation, sharing and use of information and knowledge within civil society;
? National and governorate programs to promote and sustain greater volunteerism establishing and functioning;
? Continuous and more fruitful dialogue between civil society and both the private sector and government;
? Well-established linkages between Egyptian civil society and the civil societies of other Arab and non-Arab nations
The Legal Consultation and Advocacy’ Program, to provide NGOs with legal awareness and consultation.
The New Initiative for Leadership in Egypt, NILE, to build capacities of business and NGOs leaders.
The In Search of Excellence Annual Corporate Award Program that establishes a base for collaboration between national and international corporations working in Egypt.
The Donors and NGOs Consultation and Technical Support Program that provides consultations, training, technical assistance and resources (data/information and systems/tools).
Kiman Fares, Masaken El-Mohafza, Block No 7 B, Flat 2
Fayoum
Egypt
The mission is:
Developing our local community.
Our objectives are:
1- Developing the local community>
2- Enhancing the social and economic life for the local people.
3- Developing handicrafts in Fayoum.
4- Raising the Environmental and tourism awareness in Fayoum.
1- Handicrafts.
2- Tourism programs.
3- Tourism and environmental awareness
24 A, Al Zahraa Road, New Derco, Degla, Maadi
Cairo
Egypt
• Fostering the culture of entrepreneurship
• Assist in enabling and empowering small projects launched by self-made young entrepreneurs
• Enable the young entrepreneurs to actively participate in the Egyptian economic development and prosperity
The association provides a valuable link between these small units and the export world. This is through its collective efforts with the various governmental departments at the highest levels and the various export promotion organizations; local, national or international.
• CREATION OF AN INSTITUTIONAL AND LEGAL FRAMEWORK IN VIEW OF HAVING AN IMPACT ON NATIONAL POLICIES RELATED TO THE DEVELOPMENT AND PROMOTE AND DEVELOP AN ENTREPRENEURSHIP CULTURE AMONG YOUTH AND WOMEN
• PROMOTION OF SMES
EYEA strategy is to promote the export of the current products of its members and assist them in developing new products, which are suitable to the needs of export markets.
Our current membership covers the following manufacturing sectors:-
- Handcrafts.
- Industrial component feeding units e.g. Automotive parts.
- Furniture.
- Textiles & Apparel.
- IT & Computer Software.
- Agricultural Products.
The Egyptian Youth Exporters Association has participated in the following activities in order to achieve its goals:
Active youth in EUROPE 1999(Trade air & exhibition)
Training in Barcelona university SPAIN (1999)
Agreements & Protocols:
• Co-operation agreement : EYEA and the Chinese Small Industries Association May 2000.
• Co-operation agreement: EYEA and CIAM center (Italy) June 2000.
Conferences & Exhibitions:
• Cairo Fair 2001 where the EYEA area was visited by President Hosni Mubarak who was met by the Chairman.
The President expressed his support to the ASSOCIATION and issued his instructions to the government to provide all assistance to the group.
• The 15-Country Conference 2001 under the auspice of Mrs. Suzan Mubarak and the Egyptian Minister for Economics & Foreign Trade.
• The Arabic Traditional Industries Conf. September 2000 with the Social Fund & Pan –Arab Organization for Industrial Development & Mineralisation.
• The Euro-Mediterranean Conference Palermo, June 2000 October 2000: resulting in some valuable export orders in Food Products, Textiles and Furniture .
• The Industrial Society & Commercial Association : School Needs Exhibition, Cairo 2000.
• The Egyptian Products Exhibition , Japan - October 2000
• The First Arab Women Summit & Exhibition , Cairo 2001 : attended and met by:
- Mrs. Suzan Mubarak
- HRH Queen Rania of Jordan.
- Mrs. Suha Arafat of Palestine
- HRH Princess of Morocco.
These meetings were in preparation for an Exhibition & a Conference for All Arab Young Business People For Economic & Trade Exchange.
The Euro-Money Conf. Sept 2000 under the patronage of the Egyptian Prime Minister including its workshops for Technology y & Small Industries .
• Under the patronage of the EGYPTIAN PRIME MINISTER; Prof. Dr. ATIF EBEID :-
- The First Conf. for Software Industry , Cairo , March 2001.
- B.O.O.T. Conf. Cairo, Feb. 2001
- Islamic Development Bank March 2001
• Discussion group organized by the Minster for Economics & Foreign Trade and the Italian Embassy regarding transfer of expertise and the development of small industry.
• The Third Meeting of the African Trade Ministers September 2000 with fringe meetings with African Business Groups achieving positive results in export contracts.
3B Bahgat Ali Street, Appt. 8, Downtown.
Cairo
Egypt
EQI's objective is to contribute to the growth and development of Africa and the Middle East by bringing about sustainable improvements in the living conditions of the peoples of the region. Our services are directed at promoting economic and social development that respects the region’s natural assets and preserves its rich cultural heritage. Through our in-depth understanding of local and regional conditions, and our technical expertise in the areas of environment, management, finance, and communication, we help decision makers identify and set priorities for development, formulate appropriate policies, and implement workable programs.
The Siwa sustainable development initiative. Inspired by the beauty and spirituality of this remote and relatively untouched corner of Egypt's Western Desert, EQI President Mounir Neamatalla, visiting Siwa for the first time in 1996, resolved to expand the company’s activities beyond advisory services to include direct investments in sustainable development. Based on consultations with the local community and other stakeholders, EQI has since designed and implemented a number of commercial ventures aimed at promoting economic development in Siwa that is in harmony with its sensitive environment and that revitalizes its unique cultural heritage. EQI's approach has been to draw on the old wisdom, traditional skills, and creativity of the local community, and complement them with modern know-how, to develop Siwa into a model of sustainable development that could serve as a source of inspiration for other communities around the world
EP-USE Head Office: Villa No. 94 (A), Bangar El Sokkar, El Karya El Markazeya-Area of Mubarak Project for Young Graduates, Alexandria Governorate EP-USE Branch Office: Bldg. No. 37(A), Apt. No. (2), Karyet (village)Adam, Murakbet (supervision
Alexandria (serving also Matruh & Beheira; and co
Egypt
Mission: Revitalization of community potentials by organized community partnership and direct communication with the community
Objectives: Community development; environmental protection in the newly reclaimed land; health care activities including PHC & MCH; Socio-economic and marketing activities, especially productions of young graduates; cultural and educational services; social aids
1) Capacity Building of the NGO through the NGOs' technical Center; 2) ; Computer Literacy Program; Seminars on 'healthy environment'; Training of Youth of special needs (handicapped) to work and use the nursery; EM Environmental project and the production of compost….all in the context of environmental awareness reinforcing sustainable development