Environment Protection and Use of Solar Energy (EP-USE) NGO

National Network
Egypt
Address

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

Telephone
(045) 2674113
Telephone (other)
(202) 5197755
Fax
(045)2674113 or (202) 5255382 Attn. Dr. N. Khadr
E-Mail
nkhadr@yahoo.com
Mobile Phone
105894525
Mobile Phone (other)
106988430
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2001
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Gender
  3. Human rights
  4. Others
  5. Youth and education
General Information
Volunteers surpass 85 members. The staff in total are 7 people:1 NGO Director; 1 accountant; 2 secretaries; 2 security people; 1 woman housekeeper (dada); 1 computer trainer 2. Budgetary resources in a year are LE 10.000 per year 3. Sources of funding: Membership fees; donations; marketing activities with revolved funding addressed to the NGO's benefit. 4. 1 Concrete Projects; exchanges; seminars; 4.4 workshops; computer club; permanent show room for the young graduates'. 5. Government & Non-government Organizations at all three levels: international, regional and national, e.g.: Ministry of Agricultural & Newly Reclaimed Land (MOALR); Ministry of State of Environmental Affairs (MSEA/EEAA); Mubarak Project of Young Graduates; The Regional Federation of Non-Government Organizations (NGOs); Agricultural Cooperations; Community Development Associations (CDAs); "Microsoft" with the Ministry of Communication and Information Technology (MCIT); UN-FAO; IFAD; Ministry of Social Solidarity (former Ministry of Social Affairs); the American Cultural Center; US-Aid; UNDP's Global Environment Facility (GEF) Program
Mission and Objectives

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

Main Projects / Activities

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

Contact (1) Full Name
Dr. Nirvana Khadr at 20, Road No. 219, Apt. 7, Degla Maadi, Cairo, Tel. (202)5197755 or mobile 0106988430, email: nkhadr@yahoo.com
Head of the organisation
Agric. Eng. Nabila M. El Kadi

The Egyptian Humanitarian Relief and Rehabilitation Organization – HRRO

National Network
Egypt
Address

26 Ahmed Kamel Street, Harram, Giza
Giza
Egypt

Telephone
002 (0)2 5852608
Telephone (other)
002 (0)2 5852393
Fax
002 (0)2 5832327
E-Mail
hrro@hrro.org
E-Mail (2)
rehabms@yahoo.com
Mobile Phone
002 (0) 105431600
Mobile Phone (other)
002- 0128835833
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2006
Fields of Activity
  1. Arts
  2. Democracy and community development
  3. Environment/Sustainable development
  4. Gender
  5. Heritage
  6. International/Cultural relations
  7. Media
  8. Others
  9. Research
  10. Youth and education
General Information
The Egyptian Humanitarian Relief and Rehabilitation Organization (HRRO) is a registered non-governmental organization. HRRO aims at helping and empowering the vulnerable and most afflicted people and laying a strong base for more peaceful and tolerant world. HRRO is a humanitarian focused type of organization. In other words, human is our means and end for a better life for all human beings. HRRO has a highly reputable Board of Trusties that brings together a great deal of experience in various disciplines, including the diplomatic, legislative, business and social development field. HRRO has a highly qualified staff, who capably manage and support in the implementation of a variety of projects and interventions. The HRRO team includes experienced development and human rights administrators with past experience working in the field in governmental and non-governmental organizations and at the international level .
Mission and Objectives

Vision:
HRRO becomes a distinguished organization in helping and empowering the vulnerable and most affected people around the world, in addition to building a foundation of a peaceful and tolerance world.
Mission:
? Provide essential aid and humanitarian relief to all human beings subject to natural or man-made disasters and crises.
? Work on victims'''''''' rehabilitation in the affected areas by all available means, in -cooperation with national, governmental, international, and non governmental organizations, in addition to all possible voluntary efforts.
? Promote values and culture of peace, tolerance and dialogue among different
people all over the world.

Main Projects / Activities

What we do?
Develop emergency relief programs to provide direct essential aid and humanitarian assistance to affected people and areas.
Develop long term community development programs (transfer from relief to
development).
Establish an effective partnership network with other local nongovernmental
organizations to provide direct assistance during the times of emergencies.
Raise the awareness of people and on human rights'''''''' values and principles.
Praise cultural diversity.
Encourage intercultural and among-civilizations dialogue.
Enhance the value of volunteerism among society members.
Establish a system of voluntary action among youth.
Establish an electronic database and make it available to all organizations working in fields of Relief and Rehabilitation.

Contact (1) Full Name
Mr. Maher Khalifa
Head of the organisation
Mr. Maher Khalifa (Secretary General )
Contact (2) Full Name
Rehab Mohamed

Friends of the Coptic Museum

National Network
Egypt
Address

22 El Nasr Street, New Maadi, Cairo
CAIRO
Egypt

Telephone
+20 2 25168027 , Ext 101
Fax
+20 2 25168169
E-Mail
farid.mansour@eg.pwc.com
Organisation Type
Other
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information
NA
Mission and Objectives

NA

Main Projects / Activities

NA

Contact (1) Full Name
Mr. Farid S. Mansour (Chairman)

Friends of the Museum of Islamic Art

National Network
Egypt
Address

22 El Nasr Street, New Maadi, Cairo - Egypt
cairo
Egypt

Telephone
+20 2 5168027 Ext 101
Telephone (other)
02/5168169
E-Mail
farid.mansour@eg.pwc.com
Organisation Type
Other
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information
NA
Mission and Objectives

NA

Main Projects / Activities

NA

Contact (1) Full Name
Mr. Farid S. Mansour (Chairman)

Future Girls Association

National Network
Egypt
Address

25 elsahab st El-harm Giza
Giza
Egypt

Telephone
+20235709341
Telephone (other)
+20235682025
Fax
+20235709341
E-Mail
fugad2004@hotmail.com
E-Mail (2)
info@fugad.org
Mobile Phone
+20125242424
Mobile Phone (other)
+20120501377
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2003
Fields of Activity
  1. Gender
General Information
we have a lot of branches all of Egypt specially places cannot reach easily like slums area, villages and upper Egypt. The board is composed of 15 members and about 50 employees.
Mission and Objectives

Future Girls Association for Development (FUGAD) is an Egyptian Non-for Profit Organization working in the field of Social, Economic, Health, and legal Development. FUGAD makes use of its human resources in achieving its developmental goals. Although, it has short history in the community development in comparison to other NGOs, but it could implement successfully many different programs.
Raising awareness activities, legal empowerment and advocating rights, economic and income generating activities, increasing public awareness, literacy classes, preventive and curative health campaigns, and youth development programs are the core areas of need in which FUGAD has been involving since it had been founded.
FUGAD has gained a good reputation in the Egyptian Society as a successful NGO in community development, and as a successful provider for capacity building activities among the NGOs Community. FUGAD built its vision and mission according to the needs of the people
Vision
Better Life for the poor of local communities particularly women and the marginalized people.
Mission
Future Girls Association for Development (FUGAD) is established to develop, promote and empower the poor in the local communities in Egypt through defending the rights of the poor and spreading the democracy principles such as accountability, citizen participation, transparency, in addition to providing the poor and marginalized with Education, Health, Social and Economic Services, dealing all members of the targeted groups on an equal footing.
FUGAD had awarded many prizes for its endeavors and efforts in field of gender and empowerment of marginalized people. In September 2005, it had been awarded the prize of Ms. Suzanne Mubarak, the Egyptian First Lady, due to its work in illiteracy eradication and women empowerment.
FUGAD has a strong presence in most of the national forums and events regarding poverty reduction, women’s empowerment, and human rights.
Association goals:
1- Setup centers for training of all levels and skills both manual and electronic skills.
2- Organizing training courses in cooperation with public Communication administrative body for computers skills, special training courses for graphics, pictures and voice editing, …. Etc.
3- Setup literacy classes for girls in the country side and classes to teach girls languages and translation.
4- Organizing religious education seminars and setup classes for keeping Quraan in girls minds.
5- Take care of girls with special needs.
6- Organizing special training courses in different fields (house economics, cooking, eating etiquette, first aids).
7- Providing work opportunities for girls through making producing projects and permanent fairs for products with low prices suitable for ordinary citizens.
8- Granting loans for girls to make micro credits.
9- Hold charity parties in favour of charity projects for girls and to build care centers or to help girls with special needs.
10- Participating in medical and media campaigns.
11- Environmental development project, producing recorded films for awareness, and working on building up new generation concern with environmental matters.
12- Issuing special periodical for girls.
13- Political education project and awareness of the importance of issuing electoral card.
14- Providing training courses to generate female cadres considered as a stone corner to have a first generation of trainers in cultural, social, and professional levels.
15- Hold International conferences that discussing important issues contributed to changing concepts for girls, the instructors and lecturers are selected among the special elite in their fields, also participating in the local and international conferences that discussing issues related to the association field.
16- Cooperating with institutions that assist the association through funding or in kind assistance.
17- Designing a website for the association to facilitate the contacting process with other peer associations in the Arab and foreign countries.
18- Designing training course for Arab girls development entitled “Arab girl expresses herself”.
19- Submitting studies and researches and work papers for girls about their ambition, familial and social obstacles that they faced.
20- Discovering and training for arts and scientific talents.
21- Conducting competition in the field of media, arts, and drama.
22- Organizing sight seeing trips.
23- Setup nursery for female employees of the association.
24- Producing movies for awareness and changing citizens’ attitude.
25- Children theater and children drama project.
26- Disseminating awareness towards smoking and addiction phenomena.
Future Girls Association for Development is working in the context of Egyptian girls promotion and development to make strong link between national initiatives and development goals of United Nations to achieve integrated development vision. The Girls Education Initiative affected strongly the association work and plans as it had registered in the Egyptian girl year. The association did obvious efforts in forming and creating integrated system “integrated care” considered as a vision for cooperation among public entities, the National Democratic Party, local councils, executive bodies (ex: cultural centers administrative body – ministry of culture – public library), United Nations center for Media, State Information Service, public halls, a deep-rooted association in Middle East “Huda Sharawi”, and National Council for Childhood and motherhood. We are so proud as members of the association that all our activities and works were self-funded as we do not want money to be the main obstacle faced the voluntary and public work.
The experiences of The Future Girls Association for Development in organizing meetings and conferences:
Future Girls Association for Development is working, in cooperation with many Local, Regional, and International Institutions, on promoting society, specially poor and unplanned areas. The association has focused on holding several local and international meetings for Society Development issues like gender and how to protect young people because they are the country future generation. The association aims at achieving comprehensive development in all life dimensions like political, economic, social, and cultural dimensions.
The Association has implemented:
1- The First conference for Egyptian Girls Development, under the Youth Minster Supervision who attended the conference, in cooperation with The World Health Organization, United Nations Children's Fund, and The Ministry of Education. Ministry of Youth Theater.
2- First celebration of International Youth Day, Cairo - August-2003, under Youth Minster supervision who attended the celebration, in cooperation with many United Nations offices, It was hold at ministry of Youth Theater.
3- The Second International Youth Day, Cairo - August-2004, under Education Ministry supervision and attended by Youth Minster and High Education Minster, in cooperation with several International Organizations, It was hold at ministry of Youth Theater.
4- Sharing organizing the fifth International Fair for Children’ Song, under the First Lady “Mrs. Suzan Mubarak” supervision, January, 2004, hold at Nasr City conference hall.
5- The Second Conference for Egyptian Girls Development (partners for better tomorrow), April, 2005, sponsored by National Council for Childhood and motherhood, attended by Ambassador Moshira Khatab, hold at Sayd Darweesh Theater at Arts Academy.
6- The First Conference for Protecting Youth from Addiction, under the Minister of Education supervision who attend the conference at International Pyramids park, September, 2004.
7- International popular heritage day under Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Social Affairs, in cooperation with many governorates, Unesco, World Health Organization, Kospi, and many NGOs working in heritage arts.
8- Transparency and Reform for Development Conference, under Ministry of High Education and Administrative Development body supervision, in cooperation with Egyptian Association for young businessmen, hold in Luna Pyanka boat.
9- International Day for Literacy, September, 24- 25, 2005, under the supervision and participation of the First Lady in Egypt “Suzan Mubarak”, at Mubarak Educational City, in the sixth of October city, attended by G8 delegations, some Arab and foreign countries, in cooperation with General Institution for Adults’ Education, Unesco office in Cairo, USAID, Canadian Aid, and some International organizations concerned with Education matters.
10- Humanity Development and Future Management Conference (Different Roles for New Era, under the Ministry of High Education supervision and attended by Administrative Development Ministry, Cairo, September 17-19, 2005, at Semiramis Intercontinental Hotel.
- Organizing Charity Parties, in addition The Annually Charity Party for the Association, June 25, 2005, Al Salam Concord Hotel, the Party income has transferred to Bani Salama Village services.
- Awareness Campaigns:
1- Gender and Smoking Campaign in cooperation with the World Health Organization under “FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON TOBACCO CONTROL”.
2- National Campaign for Protecting young people from Addiction in cooperation with National Council for Childhood and Motherhood.
3- National Campaign for Gender and Tuber Closes in cooperation with fighting T.B program at Ministry of Health and The World Health Organization.
- Training Courses:
1- Training course on Political participation supported by Internews Network, in cooperation with United Group- Attorneys At Law – Legal Advisors & Human Rights Advocates
rganization working in the field of Social, Economic, Health, and legal Development. FUGAD makes use of its human resources in achieving its developmental goals. Although, it has short history in the community development in comparison to other NGOs, but it could implement successfully many different programs.
Raising awareness activities, legal empowerment and advocating rights, economic and income generating activities, increasing public awareness, literacy classes, preventive and curative health campaigns, and youth development programs are the core areas of need in which FUGAD has been involving since it had been founded.
FUGAD has gained a good reputation in the Egyptian Society as a successful NGO in community development, and as a successful provider for capacity building activities among the NGOs Community. FUGAD built its vision and mission according to the needs of the people
Vision
Better Life for the poor of local communities particularly women and the marginalized people.
Mission
Future Girls Association for Development (FUGAD) is established to develop, promote and empower the poor in the local communities in Egypt through defending the rights of the poor and spreading the democracy principles such as accountability, citizen participation, transparency, in addition to providing the poor and marginalized with Education, Health, Social and Economic Services, dealing all members of the targeted groups on an equal footing.FUGAD had awarded many prizes for its endeavors and efforts in field of gender and empowerment of marginalized people. In September 2005, it had been awarded the prize of Ms. Suzanne Mubarak, the Egyptian First Lady, due to its work in illiteracy eradication and women empowerment.
FUGAD has a strong presence in most of the national forums and events regarding poverty reduction, women’s empowerment, and human rights.
Association goals:
1- Setup centers for training of all levels and skills both manual and electronic skills.
2- Organizing training courses in cooperation with public Communication administrative body for computers skills, special training courses for graphics, pictures and voice editing, …. Etc.
3- Setup literacy classes for girls in the country side and classes to teach girls languages and translation.
4- Organizing religious education seminars and setup classes for keeping Quraan in girls minds.
5- Take care of girls with special needs.
6- Organizing special training courses in different fields (house economics, cooking, eating etiquette, first aids).
7- Providing work opportunities for girls through making producing projects and permanent fairs for products with low prices suitable for ordinary citizens.
8- Granting loans for girls to make micro credits.
9- Hold charity parties in favour of charity projects for girls and to build care centers or to help girls with special needs.
10- Participating in medical and media campaigns.
11- Environmental development project, producing recorded films for awareness, and working on building up new generation concern with environmental matters.
12- Issuing special periodical for girls.
1- Political education project and awareness of the importance of issuing electoral card.
2- Providing training courses to generate female cadres considered as a stone corner to have a first generation of trainers in cultural, social, and professional levels.
3- Hold International conferences that discussing important issues contributed to changing concepts for girls, the instructors and lecturers are selected among the special elite in their fields, also participating in the local and international conferences that discussing issues related to the association field.
4- Cooperating with institutions that assist the association through funding or in kind assistance.
5- Designing a website for the association to facilitate the contacting process with other peer associations in the Arab and foreign countries.
6- Designing training course for Arab girls development entitled “Arab girl expresses herself”.
7- Submitting studies and researches and work papers for girls about their ambition, familial and social obstacles that they faced.
8- Discovering and training for arts and scientific talents.
9- Conducting competition in the field of media, arts, and drama.
10- Organizing sight seeing trips.
11- Setup nursery for female employees of the association.
12- Producing movies for awareness and changing citizens’ attitude.
13- Children theater and children drama project.
14- Disseminating awareness towards smoking and addiction phenomena.
Future Girls Association for Development is working in the context of Egyptian girls promotion and development to make strong link between national initiatives and development goals of United Nations to achieve integrated development vision. The Girls Education Initiative affected strongly the association work and plans as it had registered in the Egyptian girl year. The association did obvious efforts in forming and creating integrated system “integrated care” considered as a vision for cooperation among public entities, the National Democratic Party, local councils, executive bodies (ex: cultural centers administrative body – ministry of culture – public library), United Nations center for Media, State Information Service, public halls, a deep-rooted association in Middle East “Huda Sharawi”, and National Council for Childhood and motherhood. We are so proud as members of the association that all our activities and works were self-funded as we do not want money to be the main obstacle faced the voluntary and public work.
The experiences of The Future Girls Association for Development in organizing meetings and conferences:
Future Girls Association for Development is working, in cooperation with many Local, Regional, and International Institutions, on promoting society, specially poor and unplanned areas. The association has focused on holding several local and international meetings for Society Development issues like gender and how to protect young people because they are the country future generation. The association aims at achieving comprehensive development in all life dimensions like political, economic, social, and cultural dimensions.
The Association has implemented:
1- The First conference for Egyptian Girls Development, under the Youth Minster Supervision who attended the conference, in cooperation with The World Health Organization, United Nations Children's Fund, and The Ministry of Education. Ministry of Youth Theater.
2- First celebration of International Youth Day, Cairo - August-2003, under Youth Minster supervision who attended the celebration, in cooperation with many United Nations offices, It was hold at ministry of Youth Theater.
3- The Second International Youth Day, Cairo - August-2004, under Education Ministry supervision and attended by Youth Minster and High Education Minster, in cooperation with several International Organizations, It was hold at ministry of Youth Theater.
4- Sharing organizing the fifth International Fair for Children’ Song, under the First Lady “Mrs. Suzan Mubarak” supervision, January, 2004, hold at Nasr City conference hall.
5- The Second Conference for Egyptian Girls Development (partners for better tomorrow), April, 2005, sponsored by National Council for Childhood and motherhood, attended by Ambassador Moshira Khatab, hold at Sayd Darweesh Theater at Arts Academy.
6- The First Conference for Protecting Youth from Addiction, under the Minister of Education supervision who attend the conference at International Pyramids park, September, 2004.
7- International popular heritage day under Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Social Affairs, in cooperation with many governorates, Unesco, World Health Organization, Kospi, and many NGOs working in heritage arts.
8- Transparency and Reform for Development Conference, under Ministry of High Education and Administrative Development body supervision, in cooperation with Egyptian Association for young businessmen, hold in Luna Pyanka boat.
9- International Day for Literacy, September, 24- 25, 2005, under the supervision and participation of the First Lady in Egypt “Suzan Mubarak”, at Mubarak Educational City, in the sixth of October city, attended by G8 delegations, some Arab and foreign countries, in cooperation with General Institution for Adults’ Education, Unesco office in Cairo, USAID, Canadian Aid, and some International organizations concerned with Education matters.
10- Humanity Development and Future Management Conference (Different Roles for New Era, under the Ministry of High Education supervision and attended by Administrative Development Ministry, Cairo, September 17-19, 2005, at Semiramis Intercontinental Hotel.
- Organizing Charity Parties, in addition The Annually Charity Party for the Association, June 25, 2005, Al Salam Concord Hotel, the Party income has transferred to Bani Salama Village services.
- Awareness Campaigns:
1- Gender and Smoking Campaign in cooperation with the World Health Organization under “FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON TOBACCO CONTROL”.
2- National Campaign for Protecting young people from Addiction in cooperation with National Council for Childhood and Motherhood.
3- National Campaign for Gender and Tuber Closes in cooperation with fighting T.B program at Ministry of Health and The World Health Organization.
- Training Courses:
1- Training course on Political participation supported by Internews Network, in cooperation with United Group- Attorneys At Law – Legal Advisors & Human Rights Advocates
1- Political education project and awareness of the importance of issuing electoral card.
2- Providing training courses to generate female cadres considered as a stone corner to have a first generation of trainers in cultural, social, and professional levels.
3- Hold International conferences that discussing important issues contributed to changing concepts for girls, the instructors and lecturers are selected among the special elite in their fields, also participating in the local and international conferences that discussing issues related to the association field.
4- Cooperating with institutions that assist the association through funding or in kind assistance.
5- Designing a website for the association to facilitate the contacting process with other peer associations in the Arab and foreign countries.
6- Designing training course for Arab girls development entitled “Arab girl expresses herself”.
7- Submitting studies and researches and work papers for girls about their ambition, familial and social obstacles that they faced.
8- Discovering and training for arts and scientific talents.
9- Conducting competition in the field of media, arts, and drama.
10- Organizing sight seeing trips.
11- Setup nursery for female employees of the association.
12- Producing movies for awareness and changing citizens’ attitude.
13- Children theater and children drama project.
14- Disseminating awareness towards smoking and addiction phenomena.
Future Girls Association for Development is working in the context of Egyptian girls promotion and development to make strong link between national initiatives and development goals of United Nations to achieve integrated development vision. The Girls Education Initiative affected strongly the association work and plans as it had registered in the Egyptian girl year. The association did obvious efforts in forming and creating integrated system “integrated care” considered as a vision for cooperation among public entities, the National Democratic Party, local councils, executive bodies (ex: cultural centers administrative body – ministry of culture – public library), United Nations center for Media, State Information Service, public halls, a deep-rooted association in Middle East “Huda Sharawi”, and National Council for Childhood and motherhood. We are so proud as members of the association that all our activities and works were self-funded as we do not want money to be the main obstacle faced the voluntary and public work.
The experiences of The Future Girls Association for Development in organizing meetings and conferences:
Future Girls Association for Development is working, in cooperation with many Local, Regional, and International Institutions, on promoting society, specially poor and unplanned areas. The association has focused on holding several local and international meetings for Society Development issues like gender and how to protect young people because they are the country future generation. The association aims at achieving comprehensive development in all life dimensions like political, economic, social, and cultural dimensions.
The Association has implemented:
1- The First conference for Egyptian Girls Development, under the Youth Minster Supervision who attended the conference, in cooperation with The World Health Organization, United Nations Children's Fund, and The Ministry of Education. Ministry of Youth Theater.
2- First celebration of International Youth Day, Cairo - August-2003, under Youth Minster supervision who attended the celebration, in cooperation with many United Nations offices, It was hold at ministry of Youth Theater.
3- The Second International Youth Day, Cairo - August-2004, under Education Ministry supervision and attended by Youth Minster and High Education Minster, in cooperation with several International Organizations, It was hold at ministry of Youth Theater.
4- Sharing organizing the fifth International Fair for Children’ Song, under the First Lady “Mrs. Suzan Mubarak” supervision, January, 2004, hold at Nasr City conference hall.
5- The Second Conference for Egyptian Girls Development (partners for better tomorrow), April, 2005, sponsored by National Council for Childhood and motherhood, attended by Ambassador Moshira Khatab, hold at Sayd Darweesh Theater at Arts Academy.
6- The First Conference for Protecting Youth from Addiction, under the Minister of Education supervision who attend the conference at International Pyramids park, September, 2004.
7- International popular heritage day under Ministry of Culture and Ministry of Social Affairs, in cooperation with many governorates, Unesco, World Health Organization, Kospi, and many NGOs working in heritage arts.
8- Transparency and Reform for Development Conference, under Ministry of High Education and Administrative Development body supervision, in cooperation with Egyptian Association for young businessmen, hold in Luna Pyanka boat.
9- International Day for Literacy, September, 24- 25, 2005, under the supervision and participation of the First Lady in Egypt “Suzan Mubarak”, at Mubarak Educational City, in the sixth of October city, attended by G8 delegations, some Arab and foreign countries, in cooperation with General Institution for Adults’ Education, Unesco office in Cairo, USAID, Canadian Aid, and some International organizations concerned with Education matters.
10- Humanity Development and Future Management Conference (Different Roles for New Era, under the Ministry of High Education supervision and attended by Administrative Development Ministry, Cairo, September 17-19, 2005, at Semiramis Intercontinental Hotel.
- Organizing Charity Parties, in addition The Annually Charity Party for the Association, June 25, 2005, Al Salam Concord Hotel, the Party income has transferred to Bani Salama Village services.
- Awareness Campaigns:
1- Gender and Smoking Campaign in cooperation with the World Health Organization under “FRAMEWORK CONVENTION ON TOBACCO CONTROL”.
2- National Campaign for Protecting young people from Addiction in cooperation with National Council for Childhood and Motherhood.
3- National Campaign for Gender and Tuber Closes in cooperation with fighting T.B program at Ministry of Health and The World Health Organization.
- Training Courses:
1- Training course on Political participation supported by Internews Network, in cooperation with United Group- Attorneys At Law – Legal Advisors & Human Rights Advocates

Main Projects / Activities

1- To revive traditional crafts to enable the Nubian community in cooperation with the Social Fund for Development and Target 25000 Nubian family.
2- Family Justice Project in collaboration with the aid and the U.S. (MSD) and under the umbrella of the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood
3- Project partners of the media and civic education in support of citizenship and democracy in schools and in cooperation with Internews Arabic Network
4- National Program for tuberculosis in collaboration with WHO and the Ministry of Health
5- The Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) with the World Health Organization
6- Health of adolescents and raise awareness about AIDS and drugs and sexually transmitted diseases in collaboration with the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood and the Office of the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA)
7- Youth Protection Project of addiction in collaboration with the UN Office for the fight against crime and drugs UNDCO)) and the National Council for Childhood and Motherhood
8- Project to support reproductive health services in villages north of Giza in collaboration with the Social Fund for Development and the Ministry of Health and Population
9- The advocacy and lobbying for the ratification of the Framework Convention on Tobacco Control (FCTC) in collaboration with the World Health Organization WHO
10- Project against female circumcision and early marriage in the village of Bani Salamah Giza, in collaboration with the John Stowe
11- Literacy project slum areas of Giza in collaboration with the Literacy and the Social Fund for Development
12- The advocacy and lobbying towards the dissemination and mainstreaming of Fair Trade Movement
13- Egypt's youth development project in cooperation with the Academy of Fujitsu
14- Project meet the basic needs of area construction serpent in collaboration with WHO, WHO
Children's media project in Giza, and the lake in cooperation with the Organization of Plan
15- Draft local initiatives to develop the Center for Maternal and Child Health in collaboration with GTZ and the Association of Future Forums
16- Draft of Egyptian women and the role of political cooperation with the participatory development.

Contact (1) Full Name
Dr Zinb Meeky
Head of the organisation
Dr Randa Rizk
Contact (2) Full Name
Mrs Doaa Mahmoud

General Development Association

National Network
Egypt
Address

9 Ibn Affan square, El Dokki, Giza - Egypt
giza
Egypt

Telephone
+20 23 7496276
Telephone (other)
+20 23 3385594
Organisation Type
Other
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information
NA
Mission and Objectives

NA

Main Projects / Activities

NA

Contact (1) Full Name
Mr. Magdy Seidhom (President)

General Organization for the Support of Creativity

National Network
Egypt
Address

25 B, 9 st, Maadi, Cairo - Egypt
cairo
Egypt

Telephone
+20 2 23912390
Telephone (other)
+20 2 23913753
Fax
+20 2 23953092
E-Mail
naglasaleh@hotmail.com
E-Mail (2)
naglasaleh@yahoo.com
Organisation Type
Other
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information
NA
Mission and Objectives

NA

Main Projects / Activities

NA

Contact (1) Full Name
Mr. Naggah Aboul Foutouh (President)

General Union of Non-Governmental Associations

National Network
Egypt
Address

11 El Wazeer st, Gisr El Suez, Cairo - Egypt
cairo
Egypt

Telephone
+20 101819137
E-Mail
ehabmedhat@yahoo.com
Mobile Phone
+20 101819137
Organisation Type
Other
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information
NA
Mission and Objectives

NA

Main Projects / Activities

NA

Contact (1) Full Name
Mr. Ihab Medhat (Coordinator)

Global Youth Coalition on HIV/AIDS - MENA region

National Network
Egypt
Address

21st Mohamed badr st. from Alhorya st. Hadayek el Maadi
Cairo
Egypt

Telephone
0020125973563
E-Mail
ahmed@youthaidscoalition.org
Organisation Type
Non-Governmental Organization
Year of Establishment
2002
Fields of Activity
  1. Others
General Information
GYCA is coordinated by a North Secretariat in New York and a South Secretariat in Accra, Ghana. The Secretariats act as catalysts for a decentralized network, operating through a Task Force of youth and adult allies including people living with HIV/AIDS, 12 Regional Focal Points, a growing number of National Focal Points worldwide. GYCA members represent an array of organizations, programmes, and networks focusing on youth and HIV/AIDS. youth-led, UNAIDS and UNFPA supported
Mission and Objectives

GYCA is a youth-led, UNAIDS and UNFPA supported global network of more than 5,000 young leaders and adult allies working on youth and HIV/AIDS in 150 countries world-wide. It was proposed by youth attendees of the XV International AIDS Conference in Bangkok 2004 and XIV International AIDS Conference in Barcelona 2002. GYCA's mission is to empower young leaders with the skills, knowledge, resources and opportunities they need to scale up HIV/AIDS interventions amongst their peers.
Four priorities guide GYCA's work:
1. Networking and sharing of best practices;
2. Technical assistance and capacity building;
3. Political advocacy;
4. Preparation for international conferences

Main Projects / Activities

GYCA is a tool for youth who are participants in the fight against HIV/AIDS. GYCA engages and empowers young people by adapting tools that have proven successful for previous initiatives, and complements them with a youth-created and youth-led plan of action. Such practices include:
Free E-courses: GYCA offers three online courses: Project Management, Political Advocacy, and Grant Proposal Writing and Fundraising. 20 participants are selected for each course by application, and create a final project plan through submitting weekly exercises for review by the course facilitator, participating in online discussions, and implementing the project with technical support from GYCA staff.
Local Gatherings: Regional and National focal points frequently organize events and trainings that prioritize working with marginalized youth, especially those without internet access. Gatherings assist the mapping process for our Global Directory to connect youth HIV/AIDS initiatives together, to local NGOs, their government, and the local United Nations offices.
Opportunities to participate: GYCA assists young people to participate in international events as speakers, scholarship recipients, members of national delegations, abstract presenters, and delegates. Such events are important opportunities to showcase work and network with allies and donors.
Access to resources: GYCA shares information on scholarships, training opportunities, events, campaigns, and publications with its members on a regular basis. As a member of GYCA you will connect with others working in your community, country, and region.

Contact (1) Full Name
Ahmed Tammam
Head of the organisation
Rachel Jacobson

German Development Cooperation GTZ-Cairo Office

National Network
Egypt
Address

4D, El-Gezira Street, 12111 Zamalek
Cairo
Egypt

Telephone
02-545 67 94
Telephone (other)
02-735 97 50
Fax
02-738 29 81
E-Mail
timur.hadidi.iru@gtz-eg.com
E-Mail (2)
gtz-aegypten@gtz.de
Mobile Phone
012-380 8330
Mobile Phone (other)
012-217 36 09
Organisation Type
Other
Year of Establishment
1975
Fields of Activity
  1. Democracy and community development
  2. Environment/Sustainable development
  3. Gender
  4. Others
  5. Youth and education
General Information
GTZ has the corporate form of a “GmbH” (closed limited company) in the private sector. It is owned by the German Federal Government. GTZ has offices in 67 countries worldwide. We are constantly expanding our external structure and transferring decision-making authority from Head Office to the field. This benefits the planning and implementation of the various projects and programs. Projects and programs have been identified by the Egyptian Government. They are mutually developed in an Egyptian-German partnership. GTZ-Egypt focuses on three priority sectors: ? Water resources and water management ? Sustainable Economic Development ? Environment Within these priority sectors GTZ conducts around 10 different projects and programs in cooperation with Egyptian counterparts with a volume of approx. 6 Million Euros and a staff of 90 employees.
Mission and Objectives

? We are a company with international operations.
? We implement commissions for the German federal government and other national and international public and private-sector clients.
? We further social, economic, ecological and political development worldwide, and so improve people’s living conditions.
? We provide services that support complex development and reform processes.

Main Projects / Activities

GTZ-Egypt focuses on and operates several projects in three priority sectors:
? Water resources and water management
? Sustainable Economic Development
? Environment

Contact (1) Full Name
Mr. Timur El Hadidi
Head of the organisation
Mrs. Marlis Weissenborn (GTZ-Egypt Country Director)