Citizens In Power (CIP) is an independent non-profit, non-governmental organization from Cyprus that addresses the needs and demands of people through their involvement in social and civic life, by simultaneously providing them innovative material and free trainings related with a variety of fields, such as education (including on-line education), inclusion, entrepreneurship and business, culture, labour market and lifelong learning.
CIP mainly aims at the development of education, entrepreneurship and lifelong learning in Cyprus and abroad. To achieve these targets CIP has an ongoing collaboration with the leading universities, schools, NGOs and research organizations in Cyprus for the development of projects, trainings and educational material. CIP retains a valuable network of professional trainers and educational experts experienced in both formal and non-formal education.

Founded in 2002, Succubus Interactive, the French pioneer in the field of serious games, continues to thrive as one of the most renowned companies in this industry. Thanks to its extensive experience as a service provider for SMEs, corporate multinationals as well as public bodies (with a proven track record of over 100 applied games) the company shows the team’s ability to adapt to different work methods, and to deliver quality products on time. The 12 international trophies (with 14 nominations) awarded to Succubus over the years clearly underscore the success of our company.

DISEPI: The Directorate of Secondary Education of Pieria (DISEPI) is a public, regional authority and a connecting link between the central authority, the Ministry of Education and Religious Affairs and the secondary schools. Its mission is the administrative and centralized monitoring of Secondary Schools of Pieria in terms of curriculum implementation, the staff appointment, the management of funds and the communication of national education priorities into the educational planning. DISEPI supervises 41 Secondary Schools. Seeking to open up new pathways for General, Vocational and Special Education students and staff, DISEPI has been participating and supporting several European educational projects aiming to promote the cultural exchange and awareness, the development, the familiarization of students with and the protection of nature and natural resources, the refugee student integration and progress at school and social environment, the exchange of good practices regarding health-related issues met in school environment, like smoking, drug/alcohol addictions or STDs.

Network for Children’s Rights: Network for Children’s Rights (The Network) is a non-profit organisation established in order to uphold the rights of children as laid out in the United Nations Convention on the Rights of the Child (1989), which was enshrined into Greek law in 1992 (N2101/92). The Network’s members are individuals willing to take action to promote and defend human rights, especially those of children. Together, members form a solidarity network, harnessing the power of knowledge and culture in order to improve the quality of life of children and offer them the pleasure and sense of achievement to be found in team effort and group initiative. Our mission is to serve the best interests of the child. Our vision is a world in which all children grow up healthy and happy, their opinions are taken into consideration and their rights are respected. The Network reaches out to all children without exception through dedicated programmes of informal education, creative workshops, social and cultural activities, advocacy services and full intervention for the protection and well-being of each child. In addition, the Network undertakes initiatives and interventions whose purpose is to promote, raise awareness of, and show active respect for the rights of children, many of which continue to be violated. What is more, many people still don’t realise that such rights exist. The Network’s programmes promote solidarity, teamwork and socialisation. Children learn about their rights in an imaginative way and are given the space to express themselves and develop into active citizens who will respect and defend human rights.

Grammar School: By establishing a private, English speaking educational institution fifty five years ago, the Grammar School founders gave the opportunity to students in Cyprus to broaden their knowledge and their educational horizons by giving them the opportunity to continue their education in any country in Europe or the world. The Grammar School offered a high standard education and our vision was to become one of the leading private schools in Cyprus, a goal we are proud to have achieved. The Grammar a Schools make up an educational community of students, parents and staff where learning happens at its best. We strive to be at the cutting edge of education using innovative technologies and teaching methods to enable our students to unlock their potentials and achieve personal, social, cultural and academic growth.

Vilnius University, the largest Lithuanian scientific institution, established in 1579, comprises 12 faculties, 7 institutes, 2 university hospitals, 4 interfaculty centres of study and research, the oldest library in Lithuania. The number of students at the University aspires 20,000 students and is listed by QS World University Rankings among the top four per cent of the best universities in the world.
In terms of Erasmus + exchanges, the university has the biggest number of incoming and outgoing students in Lithuania. The university’s staff (about 3800 employees) is involved in many national and international initiatives that are geared towards implementation of the Bologna Process and meet the objectives of the Europe 2020 strategy, while the quality issues of various activities are in the forefront of the institution’s strategy.
Through international engagement, Vilnius University enhances the accumulation of the comprehensive knowledge for high quality education, spreading internationalization within the University, and seeks to strengthen the University’s academic reputation.
VU collaborates with educational institutions, networks, and associations as well as businesses around the world. The University has human and technical resources needed for coordinating an international project (international relations, finance department, project management department, IT administration and virtual / cloud servers).