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Areas of expertise & Fields of activity:	Economic and Social: Biodiversity Culture Social Development: Indigenous issues Information and Communications Technologies Youth Sustainable Development: Biodiversity Education Sustainable development in a globalizing world Peace and Development in Africa: Development in Africa
Geographic scope:	International
Country of activity:	Belgium Georgia Fiji Côte D'Ivoire Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of) Yemen Comoros Bolivia (Plurinational State of) Mauritania Egypt Japan Cyprus Malaysia Seychelles Tajikistan Iraq Sao Tome and Principe Cuba Morocco United Republic of Tanzania Bhutan Slovakia Guyana Kyrgyzstan Kuwait El Salvador Oman Djibouti Mali Gambia Kiribati Niger Indonesia Israel Mongolia Republic of Moldova Angola China Montenegro Croatia Mauritius Palau Ghana Ukraine Finland Lithuania Antigua and Barbuda Solomon Islands Rwanda Benin Argentina Panama United Arab Emirates Portugal Germany Madagascar Cameroon Estonia Myanmar Ethiopia Central African Republic Sri Lanka Afghanistan Jamaica Namibia New Zealand Bosnia and Herzegovina Saudi Arabia Saint Lucia United States of America Uganda Uruguay Grenada Bangladesh Guinea Azerbaijan Country Not Available Latvia United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland Liechtenstein Congo Lao People's Democratic Republic Andorra Bahrain Chile Senegal Dominican Republic Barbados Uzbekistan Canada Malta Türkiye Republic of Korea Equatorial Guinea Trinidad and Tobago Samoa Kenya Jordan France Iceland Monaco Nepal Somalia Papua New Guinea Brazil Serbia Australia Burundi Sweden Haiti Spain Peru Belize Qatar Algeria Lebanon Singapore Armenia Tunisia Italy Timor-Leste Chad Bulgaria India Ireland Tuvalu Brunei Darussalam Guatemala Democratic Republic of the Congo Cape Verde Costa Rica Tonga Micronesia (Federated States of) Hungary Guinea Bissau Belarus Cambodia Vanuatu Greece Zimbabwe Ecuador Maldives Togo Turkmenistan Botswana Gabon Marshall Islands Lesotho Luxembourg Libya South Africa Saint Vincent and the Grenadines Nauru Mexico Switzerland Iran (Islamic Republic of) Pakistan San Marino Nicaragua Liberia Denmark Saint Kitts and Nevis South Sudan Democratic People's Republic of Korea Netherlands Norway Romania Thailand Malawi Holy See Burkina Faso Slovenia Mozambique Paraguay Nigeria Eritrea State of Palestine Eswatini Russian Federation Zambia Poland Philippines Kazakhstan North Macedonia Austria Albania Syrian Arab Republic Bahamas Czechia Colombia Dominica Sierra Leone Sudan Viet Nam Honduras Suriname
Other geographic areas of activity:	Kosovo Jammu and Kashmir Occupied Syrian Golan
Millennium Development Goals:	Combat HIV/AIDS, malaria and other diseases Eradicate extreme poverty and hunger Achieve universal primary education Promote gender equality and empower women Reduce child mortality Improve maternal health Ensure environmental sustainability Develop global partnership for development
Mission statement:	The Radical Esperanto Association carries out its activities in the human rights language, education, training, promotion of culture and art. The Association pursues exclusively charitable purposes and transnational understanding. Institutionally also operates in the business of development cooperation in favor of the peoples of developing countries and least developed countries. DESCRIPTION PROFILE The Radical Esperanto Association, non-profit organization with legal personality, was born April 25, 1987 with the aim of curbing the most sophisticatedly aggressive nationalism and discriminatory activity of some people over others, even in the international arena. In the vision of the Age Onlus, the only way to allow all people to maintain their language and culture free from threats and discrimination, is promoting the use of Internacia Lingvo called Esperanto, planned language and ethnic guarantees, on the one hand, the respect and defense of the individual identity of language and culture and on the other, dialogue, understanding among peoples and ethnic groups in spite of the 5,600 languages. The esperanto helps to balance the interests of the people and to build and maintain peace, to the growth of democracy, allows non-discrimination between peoples strongest, therefore, have more official and international languages than others, and poorer nations , who undergo this discriminatory situation, certainly not to lower the quality of their language. With Language International, which develops the right of everyone to communicate with everyone an equal basis; states the right of everyone to literacy also transnational ensuring, in fact, the right to language and giving students an invaluable tool for the best and fastest language learning foreign; neutralize origin discrimination linguistic minorities and of the person; They will damage the foundations of justice and democratic union European cultural world. In conclusion, it gives human race the right to its language. Implementing democratic ideals and practice nonviolent association: - Pursues the democratic, federalist and egalitarian linguistic and cultural integration in Europe and the world, in defense of the ecosystem linguistic and cultural; - Work against linguistic discrimination by promoting the cultural and political coordination between the forces of defense of minority languages, pro-European, Esperanto, globalist, federalist, democratic, ecological, cultural of any gender and nature; - Promotes the development of the International Language (especially in his capacity as language and orientation of the instrument of intercultural democratic) and of Esperanto culture in all its aspects and at all possible locations; - In school and university practices by training and professional development for teachers, research and experimentation; - Care also vocational training, youth, transnational twinning between classes and schools, the transnational exchange student.
Year established:	1987
Year of registration:	1997
Organizational structure:	The statutory bodies of the NGO ERA are: - Congress - The General Council - Points of Reference - Departments - The Presidency of Honor - President - The Secretary - Treasurer - The Board of Auditors
Funding structure:	Membership fees or dues Grants from Governments Fees for education and training services Fundraising campaigns Donations and grants from domestic sources

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