ASOCIAȚIA Grupul Verde

Anna Lindh Foundation Network

· Member since 2026 · Euro-Mediterranean

Member organization of the Anna Lindh Foundation Romania.

On 22 June 2026, the application of Asociația Grupul Verde was approved in the Romanian national network of the Anna Lindh Foundation. We are now part of the largest civil society network in the Euro-Mediterranean region, alongside more than 5,000 organisations working for intercultural dialogue and inclusive societies.

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Anna Lindh Foundation, Euromed
Status
Approved
Network
Romania
Member since
22 June 2026
Head of Network
GEYC

National and international recognition

Trust earned in Romania and worldwide.

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At a glance

What our status means.

The details below are taken from the association's public profile on the Anna Lindh Foundation website.

Official status
Member organization of the Anna Lindh Foundation Romania
Approved on
22 June 2026
Network
Romanian national network, one of the Foundation's national networks
Head of Network in Romania
GEYC · Group of the European Youth for Change
Registered fields
Environment and sustainable development · Gender · Human rights · Youth and education
Organisation type
Non-governmental organisation · Adjud, Vrancea County
Public profile
alf.website · Asociația Grupul Verde

About the Foundation

Dialogue and understanding, across the sea.

The Anna Lindh Foundation is a Euro-Mediterranean intergovernmental organisation created in 2005 and based in Alexandria, Egypt. Its mission: intercultural dialogue and inclusive societies, built by people, not only by institutions.

2005founded as a Euro-Mediterranean intergovernmental organisation
43states represented on the Board of Governors
5,000+member organisations in the national civil society networks

What changes for Vrancea

Four doors that have opened.

01 · Calls

Access to the Foundation's calls

As members, we can apply to the relevant calls the Anna Lindh Foundation publishes for network organisations: youth projects, intercultural dialogue and civil society initiatives.

02 · Partners

Partners across the region

The network connects us with organisations in Europe, the Balkans, the Middle East and North Africa. First step: a youth project proposal built together with BRAVO from Bosnia and Herzegovina.

03 · Visibility

Vrancea's story, in the network

The association's activities can be featured on the Romanian network page of alf.website and in the network's monthly newsletter, so children and young people from Adjud and nearby villages become known beyond the county.

04 · Meetings

Forums and peer exchange

Members are invited to network meetings, including AgorALF 2026 in Brussels on 1–2 December 2026: debates, workshops and encounters with organisations from across the region.

What we bring to the network

Four fields, four running programmes.

The fields we registered with are not labels: each already has a programme working with children, young people and communities in Vrancea.

Youth and educationDigital education & AICoding, robotics and AI literacy for pupils in town and in villages.See the programme → Environment and sustainable developmentEnvironment & biodiversityVrancea's nature, documented and protected by young people, with technology.See the programme → GenderYouth, gender & activismGirls and boys with equal chances in technology and in community life.See the programme → Human rightsInclusion for every childQuality education for children who start with fewer opportunities, too.See the programme →

Our journey

From May to today, step by step.

  1. We submit a youth project proposal in partnership with BRAVO (Bosnia and Herzegovina), focused on civic activism and intercultural dialogue.

  2. We apply for membership; on 22 June it is approved in the Anna Lindh Foundation Romania network and the association's profile appears on the Foundation's official website.

  3. We receive the invitation to AgorALF 2026, the network members' forum in Brussels (1–2 December 2026).

  4. We are looking for network partners for joint youth, environment and digital education projects. If you represent a member organisation, write to us.

Transparency

What this membership is, and what it is not.

The official wording, which we use everywhere, is Member organization of the Anna Lindh Foundation Romania.

Network membership is not, in itself, funding: each project is submitted and evaluated separately under the Foundation's calls. Asociația Grupul Verde is solely responsible for its own activities and views.

Frequently asked questions

What partners ask us.

What is the Anna Lindh Foundation?

A Euro-Mediterranean intergovernmental organisation created in 2005 and based in Alexandria, Egypt, promoting intercultural dialogue and inclusive societies. It works through national civil society networks with more than 5,000 member organisations.

Since when has Asociația Grupul Verde been a member?

Since 22 June 2026, when the association's application was approved in the Anna Lindh Foundation Romania network. The public profile is on alf.website.

Who coordinates the network in Romania?

The Head of Network for Romania is GEYC (Group of the European Youth for Change). Network information is at geyc.ro/alf.

Does membership bring funding?

Not automatically. Network membership does not bring automatic funding. We can apply to the Foundation's calls, and each proposal is evaluated separately.

How can we run a project together?

Write to relatii.institutionale@grupulverde.ro with the call name, deadline and proposed role. We reply within 2–3 working days.

New project · nationwide

Education for All: online tutoring for Romania’s national exams.

A volunteer teacher “adopts” a pupil in grades 5–12, from any county, and prepares them online for the National Assessment or Baccalaureate, at no cost to the family.

  • Pupils, grades 5–12
  • Volunteer teachers
  • CSR companies
  • Schools and councils
Get involved →Site in Romanian