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Name of the Organisation Name of the organisation Representative Country Email Albanian Association of PLWHA Olimbi Hoxhaj Albania [email protected] Albanian Center for Economic Research (ACER) Dr. Zef Preci, Executive Director Albania [email protected] Albanian Institute for International Studies Albert Rakipi, PhD Albania [email protected] ARSIS - Social Organisation for the Support of Youth Zini Kore Albania [email protected] Counseling Line for Women and Girls Iris Luarasi- Executive Director Albania [email protected] Environmental Management & Integration Institute Teuta Hoxha Albania [email protected] European Centre Erjon Muharremaj Albania [email protected] Gjergji Vurmo, Institute for Democracy and Mediation (IDM) Albania [email protected] IRD Teuta Hoxha Albania [email protected] National Center for Communty [email protected], Services Liliana Dango Albania [email protected] Open Society Foundation for Albania Valbona Dedja; Andi Dobrushi Albania [email protected]; [email protected] Center for Encounter and Active Non- Violence Matthias Reichl Austria [email protected] Climate Alliance Austria Austria [email protected] Eurasian Transition Group Michael Laubsch Austria [email protected] European Parents' Association - Ambassador Johannes Theiner Austria [email protected] Interkulturelles Zentrum Austria [email protected] OEKOBUERO Thomas Alge Austria [email protected] Association européenne pour la défense des droits de l'Homme (AEDH) Dominique Guibert Belgium [email protected] CONCORD Europe Belgium [email protected] EfVET Valentina Chanina Belgium [email protected] EUCIS-LLL Platform Audrey Frith Belgium [email protected] Eurochild Jana Hainsworth Belgium [email protected] European Foundation Centre Gerry Salole Belgium [email protected] European Parents' Association Belgium [email protected] European Women's Lobby Joanna Maycock Belgium [email protected] Forum permanent de la société civile européenne Philippe D. Grosjean Belgium [email protected] Free Marisa Cherotti Belgium [email protected] I Can Too Foundation Christo Velkov Belgium [email protected] ERGO Network Belgium/The [email protected] Association for Democratic Bosnia and Initiatives Elma Demir Herzegovina [email protected] Citizens' Association for addiction Bosnia and prevention NARKO-NE Amir Hasanovic Herzegovina [email protected] Civil Society Promotion Center Aida Daguda Bosnia and [email protected] CPI Foundation Zoran Ivancic, President Bosnia and [email protected] Mozaik Foundation Vesna Bajsanski-Agic Bosnia and [email protected] Open Society Fund Bosnia- Bosnia and Herzegovina Dobrila Govedarica Herzegovina [email protected] SEE Change Net Garret Tankosic-Kelly Bosnia and [email protected] Blagotvoritel Foundation Penka Lazarova Bulgaria [email protected] Bulgarian Biodiversity Foundation Radostina Tasheva Bulgaria [email protected] Bulgarian Center for Not-for-Profit Law Luben Panov Bulgaria [email protected] Bulgarian Charities Aid Foundation Lyudmila Atanassova Bulgaria [email protected] Bulgarian Donors' Forum Krasimira Velichkova Bulgaria [email protected] Bulgarian Environmental Partnership Foundation Lubomira Kolcheva Bulgaria [email protected] Capital Foundation Lubomir Lubomirov Bulgaria [email protected] Center Amalipe Bulgaria [email protected] European Institute Foundation Lubov Panayotova Bulgaria [email protected] Innovative Community Centres Association George Petrov Bulgaria [email protected] Institute of Market Economics Desislava Nikolova Bulgaria [email protected] Integroo Association Liliya Makaveeva Bulgaria [email protected] Maria's World Foundation Tsetska Radeva Bulgaria [email protected] National Network for Children George Bogdanov Bulgaria [email protected] Open Society Foundation - Sofia Bulgaria [email protected] Open Society Institute - Sofia Desislava Hristova Bulgaria [email protected] Pro European Network emil metodiev Bulgaria [email protected] Programme and Analytical Centre for European Law Georgi Genchev Bulgaria [email protected] PULS Fondation Ekaterina Veleva Bulgaria [email protected] RiskMonitor Stefan Popov Bulgaria [email protected] The Red House Center for Culture and Debate, Sofia Dessislava Gavrilova Bulgaria [email protected] Tsenko Tsonev Bulgaria [email protected] VEDNA Fondation Krassimira Nikolova Bulgaria [email protected] Workshop for Civic Initiatives Foundation Iliyana Nikolova Bulgaria [email protected] Feldmar Institute Andrew Feldmar Canada/Hungary [email protected] Association for nature and environment protection Green Osijek Margareta Maletić Croatia [email protected] Association for promotion of human right and media freedom Censorship Plus Blagica Kujundžić Croatia [email protected] Autonomous Centre - ACT Igor Roginek, Executive Director Croatia [email protected] Brodsko ekološko društvo-BED Iris Beneš Croatia [email protected] CEDRA HR Vera Gjokaj Croatia [email protected] Center for Civile Initiatives Poreč Silvia Žufić Dujmović Croatia [email protected] Center for Peace Studies Sandra Bencic Croatia [email protected] CESI - Center for Education, Counselling and Research Tajana Broz Croatia [email protected] Civil Rights Project / PGP - CRP SISAK Croatia [email protected] Croatian Platform for International Citizen Solidarity - CROSOL Gordan Bosanac Croatia [email protected] Croatian Youth Network Marko Boko Croatia [email protected] Environmental association Pan Karlovac Ivana Francišković Olrom; president Croatia [email protected] GONG Jelena Berković Croatia [email protected] Group 22 Vladimir Cvijanovic Croatia [email protected] Info zona Croatia [email protected] Peace group Oaza Beli Manastir Croatia [email protected] qSPORT Zeljko Blace Croatia [email protected] RC Pastelka o.s. Alena Stejskalová Croatia [email protected] Serbian Democratic Forum-Youth fORUM Croatia [email protected] Transparency International Croatia Davorka Budimir, president Croatia [email protected] Ženska udruga "Izvor" Tenja Mirjana Herceg Croatia [email protected] Agora CE Ivana Bursíková Czech Republic [email protected] Aliance žen s rakovinou prsu, o.p.s. Eva Knappova Czech Republic [email protected] Amnesty International Petra Zednickova Czech Republic [email protected] ARTMAP Josef Málek Czech Republic [email protected] Asistence, o.p.s. Erik Čipera Czech Republic [email protected] Asociace pomáhající lidem s autismem APLA-JM o.s team Czech Republic [email protected] Association of Public Benefit Organizations Czech Republic Marek Sedivy Czech Republic [email protected] Auto*Mat, o.s. Vít Masare Czech Republic [email protected] Bc. Jitka Králová Apropo Jičín, o.p.s Czech Republic [email protected] Beleco Jan Dušek Czech Republic [email protected] Bliss without Risk Hana Malinova Czech Republic [email protected] Blízký soused, o. s. Ing. Pavla Fáberová Czech Republic [email protected] Bridge and road (Czech: Most a cesta) Jaroslav Kubeček Czech Republic [email protected] Brontosaurus Movement Forest Petr Kurz Czech Republic [email protected] Calla - Sdruzeni pro zachranu prostredi / Calla - Association for Preservation of the Environment Edvard Sequens Czech Republic [email protected] Center for family Drop IN Mgr. Sedláčková Czech Republic [email protected] Centre for Adoption and Foster Care Veduna Bubleova Czech Republic [email protected] Centrum pro komunitní práce střední Čechy Ondřej Marek Czech Republic [email protected] Centrum pro rodinu a sociální péči Vysočina Czech Republic [email protected] Česká prezidentka Miluš Kotišová Czech Republic [email protected] Charita Ostrava Dalibor Kraut Czech Republic [email protected] Children of the Earth Miroslav Patrik Czech Republic [email protected] CIANT International Centre for Art and New Technologies Pavel Smetana Czech Republic [email protected] Citizens against the gambling, o.s. Martina Novakova Czech Republic [email protected] Clear Skies/ Čisté nebe o.p.s. Marketa Ubikova Czech Republic [email protected] Czech Donors Forum Klára Šplíchalová Czech Republic [email protected] CZECH HEALTHCARE FORUM MICHAEL VICH Czech Republic [email protected] Czech Society for Inclusive Education Czech Republic [email protected] Czech Women's Lobby / Ceska zenska lobby Chairperson Czech Republic [email protected] Czech Women's Union / Ceskz svaz zen Jana Chrzova Czech Republic [email protected] Darmoděj o.s. Josef Vondrka Czech Republic [email protected] Demagog.cz Czech Republic [email protected] Diakonie ČCE - centre of Valasske Mezirici Zdislava Odstrcilova Czech Republic [email protected] Diakonie ČCE - SKP v Praze Mgr. Vera Víchová Czech Republic [email protected] Diakonie ECCB - Center of nationwide programs and services David Michal - director Czech Republic [email protected] Dobrovolnické centrum, o.s. Lenka Černá Czech Republic [email protected] Dopravní federace NNO - Czech Transport Federation Czech Republic [email protected] DUHOVKA, z.s. Czech Republic [email protected] Ekocentrum PALETA Jiri Bures Czech Republic [email protected] Ekumenická akademie Praha Jiří Silný Czech Republic [email protected] Eliška Jana Martinková Czech Republic [email protected] Environmental Partnetship Association Michal Vesely
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