Founded in 1993 Akureyri Art Museum is one of the youngest art museums in Iceland. It is located in what used to be the KEA co-op building, which was designed with strong influences from Bauhaus and the international Funkis movement. The Museum’s two venues are located side by side in the heart of Akureyri, in Listagil (Art’s Street). Emphasis is on a variety of exhibitions and works of the highest artistic standard. In addition to older works, Akureyri Art Museum makes room for the best and the brightest new talent, both domestic and foreign. The aim is to support and promote visual arts in Akureyri as well as educate visitors in what art has to offer.  

ARRABAL-AID is a social and non-profit organization. Our mission, FROM 1992, is to work for full employment and social integration of people, especially the most vulnerable, supporting them through measures and actions to impact on the social environment. We must take good care of all people and taking care of the quality we give in our services, making the person served leave our entity having satisfied their demand.

CIRCLE was established in 2017 by a group of practitioners in the field of entrepreneurship, education and training to serve as a platform to establish international collaborative networks as well as facilitate international networks and cross-border projects. CIRCLE is a not-for-profit associating professionals with more than 15 years of international experience in the definition and implementation of projects for the promotion of international and cultural exchanges, European integration, training planning and delivery, networking, project management, entrepreneurship and business development. CIRCLE is active in the development and deployment of awareness and visibility campaigns to reach various categories of stakeholders such as policy makers, academia and research community and civil society at large. Awareness and information campaigns relate to the specific aspects of European integration with a view to entice proactive participation from partners within the European and extra European territory. The Association relies on an international network of practitioners from academia, public and private organisations that share the ambition of CIRCLE in promoting international collaboration and multi-stakeholder participation to advance European Integration. Based in Zielona Gora, Poland, CIRCLE represents a virtual hub for the creation and sharing of knowledge and exchange of practices in networking, entrepreneurship, business development, project management, training providing, cultural exchanges and is proactively engaged in international collaborations with partners from most EU countries as well as international partners from outside of Europe.  

ESSEI asbl (European Society for Social and Economic Integration) is a Brussels based NGO established in 2016 by a group of practitioners in the field of International Relations, European Affairs and Social Sciences. ESSEI’s mission is to promote European integration through information, awareness and capacity building activities. To pursue its objective, ESSEI also carries out research and analysis of socio-economic trends influencing the process of European integration. ESSEI promotes EU integration by: Creating knowledge: ESSEI carries out research and analysis of policy and regulatory trends at European level. Moreover, ESSEI hosts roundtables and brainstorming sessions among practitioners and produces articles, policy memos and briefs on most relevant issues and topics affecting European integration; Sharing knowledge: ESSEI is also a platform for knowledge creation and sharing on EU integration. ESSEI’s founding members are recognised practitioners of EU integration and EU affairs, and have an extended network among relevant communities of practice at EU level that are also mobilised to share knowledge and experiences; Brokering Partnerships: ESSEI as a networking platform to facilitate and broker partnerships among participants in the EU integration process. Since its inception, ESSEI has been active in producing policy analysis in a range of topics that relate to the various facets and implications of EU policies in the sphere of education & training for growth, employment and competitiveness.  

The Ethnographic Museum of Split, Croatia, was founded by Kamilo Tončić in 1910. Tončić, a civil engineer and educator, began collecting folk costumes, embroidery, and ethnographic items in his youth, recognizing the need to preserve and display regional handicrafts. Over the years, the museum's collection grew, and it became a regional institution, officially named the Ethnographic Museum in 1946. In recent years, the museum has undergone significant transformations. In 2005, it relocated to a modern building where it continues to showcase its ethnographic collections. The museum now emphasizes a more scientific approach to curating and acquiring artifacts, guided by a team of expert ethnologists. While the museum still features traditional exhibits, it also embraces contemporary technologies, offering temporary exhibitions, educational programs, and virtual experiences to engage visitors. The use of digital tools, interactive displays, and modern curation techniques enhances the visitor experience, allowing for deeper engagement with the region's cultural heritage. The museum also collaborates with other cultural institutions, expanding its reach and contributing to the preservation and promotion of local traditions and history.  

The Forum of the Adriatic and Ionian Cities (FAIC) is a transnational network founded in 1999 that brings together 46 municipalities from the Adriatic-Ionian area. The aim of the Forum is to promote institutional cooperation and sustainable development among local authorities in the region, while strengthening intercultural dialogue, territorial cohesion, and European integration. Through joint initiatives, European projects, and political-institutional dialogue opportunities, FAIC actively contributes to European integration and the reinforcement of multilevel governance. It is officially recognized as a stakeholder of the European Union Strategy for the Adriatic and Ionian Region (EUSAIR) and takes part in its consultation and implementation mechanisms. The Permanent Secretariat is based at the Municipality of Ancona, which ensures its operational coordination and organizes activities in synergy with the Forum’s members, European institutions, and other actors involved in macro-regional cooperation.

Husavik Academic Center (HAC) is a network based regional institution which serves the north-eastern part of Iceland. It is dedicated to promote and facilitate lifelong learning, university studies and interdisciplinary researches. The centre has its main base in the town of Husavik and has offices in Þorshofn and in Myvatnssveit. The adult educational part of the organization is diverse and dynamic. Courses are often adjusted to the demands and needs of the inhabitants and the labor market in the area so HAC staff has great experience in servicing inhabitants, public and private sector with quality education, short and long courses that fit their demands. At the researching department of HAC the experience is as diverse as well. The department has several different projects for municipalities and companies related to researching but also special projects such as project management around conferences, workshops or other activities.

IDP, with branch offices in Italy and in Brussels, was established in 1996 by partners working since 1991 in Brussels in the frame of EU policies and EU funding programmes. It relies on more than 20 year experience in the development, submission and management of successful EU projects. Since 1999, IDP develops and carries out also specialised training courses for VET and Adult learners focused exclusively on EU related issues (EU Institutions, policies, programmes, project management etc), delivering an average of +1000 hrs/year of training to +550 adult attendees/year. IDP organises also study visits in Brussels to the EU Institutions or the participation of groups of AL to major EU events (such as the Open Days of DG Regio); moreover, it takes part in all EU events held in Brussels (Info days, conferences, meetings etc) and has regulars contacts with officers and representatives of Brussels-based Institutions, practitioners, associations and projects. As a training service provider, IDP organises, manages and delivers high quality specialised training for Local and other public authorities, focusing on the various aspects of project management, planning, financial management, implementation, fund-raising, etc In addition to serving the public and third sector, IDP offers services to institutional clients from both national and regional governments. Moreover, IDP is currently a contractor of the EU Institutions/Agencies having been awarded in 2010 two contracts on the basis of competitive bidding.  

IT Solutions For All is a non-profit NGO that seeks training in ICT (Information and Communication Technologies) for those people who lack the necessary knowledge to function comfortably in the technological world in which we find ourselves. Information and communication technologies (ICT) sometimes referred to as news information and communication technologies (NICT) are a concept closely associated with computing. If the latter is understood as the set of resources, procedures and techniques used in the processing, storage and transmission of the information, this definition has been nuanced by ICTs, since, it is not enough to speak of a computer when referring to information processing. The Internet can be a part of that processing which may be carried out in a distributed and remote manner.

I MAN di Chieti / DRMN Abruzzo lavorano per valorizzare e rendere fruibile la ricchezza culturale dei musei statali abruzzesi. Coordinano risorse umane, tecnologiche e finanziarie al fine di offrire al pubblico attività culturali ed espositive, servizi di accoglienza ed educativi di qualità. Sostengono la nascita di reti locali che coinvolgono diversi attori per lo sviluppo di itinerari culturali e la crescita dei territori in cui opera.  

The Organization for Promotion of European Issues (OPEI) is a Cyprus-based non-profit organization dedicated to fostering European values, active citizenship, and sustainable development. OPEI specializes in youth empowerment, digital education, social inclusion, and environmental sustainability, with a strong focus on capacity building, EU project development, and policy engagement. As an associate partner in this project, OPEI brings expertise in European cooperation, stakeholder engagement, and dissemination strategies, ensuring that project results reach a broad audience and contribute to long-term impact. The organization has extensive experience in non-formal education, community-driven initiatives, and international collaboration, making it a valuable partner in strengthening the project's outreach and sustainability.

A private museum established in 1958 by the late George Eliades, housed in a traditional 1894 stone residence in Old Town Paphos. Its rich collection includes rural costumes, wooden furniture, farming implements, kitchenware, looms, pottery, and archaeological artefacts spanning the Chalcolithic period. The museum is also known for its picturesque Gothic arched courtyard and tranquil garden, and doubles as a unique venue for intimate weddings. Address: Exo Vrisis 1, Paphos  

Providing the best work experiences, training courses, workshops and seminars for students and adults, Tribeka is dedicated to bring value into every aspect of training and learning mobility. As partner of schools from all over Europe it has become the best and most successful Spanish work experience provider agency in the education sector. With a professional and committed team, Tribeka ensures consistency and quality, delivering world class services in a professional outstanding standard. As part of ETN International, Tribeka shares and contributes towards a clear vision about the powerful magic behind learning and training in an international environment.