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Centrum Wspierania Edukacji i Przedsiębiorczości (CWEP) – Poland

Centre For Education And Entrepreneurship Support (CWEP) is a non-governmental organization founded in 2004 by a group of entrepreneurs, teachers and social activists from Rzeszów, Poland. CWEP cooperates with businesses and educational institutions. The mission of CWEP is to increase the quality of education training at all levels and in all its forms, as well as to promote entrepreneurship in order to foster integration of any social group, regardless of their gender, age or ethnic origin. Particularly, the aims are to improve accessibility, quality and efficiency of education of all people, to promote and contribute to adult education, life-long learning, e-learning and the usage of new technologies in education and entrepreneurship. The Association works with many partners from Europe in order to strengthen the economic position of enterprises and provides on-line platforms for companies.

Website: www.cwep.eu

VsI “Ziniu kodas” (Knowledge Code) is a non-profit institution which was established in 2010.
Organization’s main goal is to satisfy public interests by organizing activities related to education and training, science, culture, environment, sports development, social or legal assistance, as well as other socially useful activities in order to promote active participation in labour market and social inclusion for people of all ages.

Our activities involve:

  1. Providing counseling in the field of non-formal vocational training, its approaches, methodologies and opportunities applied for disabled people in order to meet their needs;
  2. Providing cultural education for foreign guests spreading information about Lithuania, its cities, cultural heritage and society;
  3. Promotion of employment and discovery of the ways to increase integration and participation in political, economical, social and cultural lives;
  4. Development of human social competences, self-expression, cognitive interests, tolerance and international cooperation.

Transition Stirling is an environmental charity committed to:

  • Raising awareness of the implications of climate change and peak oil
  • Engaging our community in action on issues of climate change
  • Supporting our community to become more self-reliant in areas such as food and energy
  • Reducing landfill waste and greenhouse gas emissions
  • Advancing environmental protection
  • Working in partnership with other organisations, particularly local community groups and other voluntary organisations, to meet our purposes outlined above

We have operated a tool sharing library since 2016, as well as doing repairs, wood reuse projects, redistributing food from grocery stores that would other wise go into waste processing, and most recently in 2020 starting a reuse hub to divert household items from waste processing.

Website: www.transitionstirling.org.uk