What is the Anna Lindh Foundation
The Anna Lindh Foundation (ALF) is an international organisation whose mission is to promote intercultural dialogue and cooperation across the Euro-Mediterranean region.
It connects civil society organisations and actors from the 43 countries of the Union for the Mediterranean, creating one of the largest spaces for cooperation and exchange among societies across Europe and the Mediterranean.
At the heart of the Foundation is a “Network of Networks”, comprising 43 National Networks and thousands of civil society organisations. Through activities, programmes, partnerships and networking opportunities, the Foundation fosters dialogue, mutual understanding and cooperation across national and cultural boundaries.
For more information about the Anna Lindh Foundation, its activities, programmes and opportunities, visit the Foundation’s official website.
What is the ALF Greek Network
The Greek Network of the Anna Lindh Foundation is Greece’s National Network, bringing together civil society organisations and actors from across the country working in a wide range of fields.
It provides a space for connection, cooperation and exchange, where members can connect with one another, share experiences and good practices, develop joint initiatives, and build partnerships both within Greece and with organisations across the Euro-Mediterranean region.
The Greek Network seeks to strengthen the active participation of its members, facilitate their access to the activities and opportunities offered by the Anna Lindh Foundation, and support the development of synergies in areas such as intercultural dialogue, education, culture, youth, human rights, social inclusion, gender equality and sustainable development.
Above all, the Greek Network aspires to be an active community of cooperation, where diverse organisations, experiences and ideas come together and are transformed into joint actions with an impact in Greece and across the Euro-Mediterranean region.
