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.

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.

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.

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.