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Deutsch-Israelisches Zukunftsforum
Berlin, DEImpact-drivenFoundationSocial ImpactDemocracy & Public Goods
Impact3Sustainability Goals
Employees2 - 10
Founded2007
LocationBerlin
About Deutsch-Israelisches Zukunftsforum
The German-Israeli Future Forum is a foundation established in 2007, dedicated to connecting and empowering young generations in Israel and Germany. Its mission is to enable them to collectively shape an inspired future based on democracy, freedom, and tolerance. The organization fosters bilateral cooperations, projects, and a Future Network. It awards the Sylke-Tempel-Fellowship and the Shimon Peres Prize to strengthen exchange and civil society collaboration. Its headquarters are located in Berlin.
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Sustainability Goals
Peace, Justice & Strong Institutions
Promoting Democracy, Peace, and Tolerance
The German-Israeli Future Forum Foundation empowers young generations in Israel and Germany to build a shared future rooted in democratic values and peaceful coexistence.
Reduced Inequalities
Building Bridges for Understanding and Cohesion
Through cooperations like "Brücken bauen" and "Hands across Borders", the organization promotes exchange and reduces inequalities between young people in both countries.
Partnerships for the Goals
Strengthening German-Israeli Cooperation
The Foundation fosters bilateral cooperation through its Future Network, projects, and fellowships, strengthening professional and personal ties between Israel and Germany.
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FAQs
Q1What is the mission of the German-Israeli Future Forum?
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The German-Israeli Future Forum Foundation is dedicated to connecting and empowering young generations from Israel and Germany. Its mission is to help them rise above history and work together for an inspired future based on the fundamental values of democracy, freedom, and tolerance.
Q2What key programs and initiatives does the German-Israeli Future Forum offer?
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The organization fosters cooperations such as "Building Bridges" and "Hands across Borders," offers funding for projects like "Future Lab," and develops a Future Network. Key initiatives include the Sylke-Tempel-Fellowship on topics like "War, Media and Polarization," and the Shimon Peres Prize, which recognizes outstanding contributions to German-Israeli relations.
Q3Where is the German-Israeli Future Forum headquartered?
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The German-Israeli Future Forum is headquartered in Berlin, Germany. It operates a single location from which it coordinates its bilateral activities.
Q4How many employees work at the German-Israeli Future Forum?
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The team at the German-Israeli Future Forum currently consists of 2 to 10 employees. This size allows for focused and dedicated work on bilateral relations.
Q5Which UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) does the German-Israeli Future Forum contribute to?
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The organization primarily contributes to SDG 16 "Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions." Secondarily, it supports SDG 10 "Reduced Inequalities" and SDG 17 "Partnerships for the Goals" through its work.
Q6When was the German-Israeli Future Forum founded and what is its legal form?
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The German-Israeli Future Forum was founded in 2007 by the Presidents of Germany and Israel. It is a foundation dedicated to strengthening civil society and democracy in both countries.
