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Non-profit Organizations in Estonia
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Qworld
QWorld [Association] is a non-profit global organization that brings quantum computing researchers and enthusiasts together. Our main goal is to popularize quantum technologies and software. Also, through education and skill development opportunities, QWorld is training the next generation of quantum scientists. We conduct our activities within five departments. QCousins implements one of the critical strategies of QWorld by establishing active and collaborative local quantum groups. These groups organize events in their regions, often communicating in the native language. QEducation is tasked with developing tutorials and designing hands-on workshops based on them. In the future, we would like to establish academic curriculums and train educators. QResearch's goal is to bring together researchers to foster collaboration and match students with mentors to develop short-term research projects. QWorld is also committed to increase women's representation in the STEM field, and for this reason, QWomen was created. Finally, the QJunior program is focused on high school students. For more information, we invite you on https://qworld.lu.lv/. This is QWorld's official LinkedIn account. We reserve the right to delete comments that are offensive or suggestive, personal attacks, anonymous, wildly off-topic, spam or undesirable advertisements. For more information regarding our rules, visit: https://qworld.lu.lv/index.php/code-of-ethics-and-conduct/
11 to 50 staff
Estonian Chamber Of Commerce And Industry
The Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (ECCI) is the oldest and largest Estonian representative organization of entrepreneurs. The mission of the Chamber is to develop entrepreneurship in Estonia. The ECCI is an active partner to the parliament, government, and ministries in designing the economic policy and climate. Whenever tax policies, corporate law, laws on property and obligations, foreign trade and EU-related issues or professional qualification are discussed, the Chamber speaks actively on the behalf of the Estonian business community. The Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry was established in 1925. In 1927, the ECCI was accepted as a member of the International Chamber of Commerce. The ECCI operated as a successful organization until 1940, when the Chamber and all other private organizations were forced to close down by the Soviet occupation. In 1989, the Estonian Chamber of Commerce and Industry was re-established with around hundred members a private, voluntary membership Chamber. Currently, the chamber has more than 3200 active members. The ECCI provides several business-related services – consultation (legal, foreign trade, EU-related), business match-making (trade missions, trade fair visits, presentations), information services (business contacts, co-operation proposals etc.), training and foreign trade documents. The Chamber also hosts the Arbitration Court, which is the only permanent arbitration court in Estonia.
11 to 50 staff
European Young Engineers Eye
European Young Engineers - Explore, share, grow – together! EYE is a European network of young engineering professionals and students sharing knowledge, fostering mobility and developing personal and professional skills. EYE is a dynamic and rapidly growing organisation with enthusiastic members, presently consisting of 32 associations and representing more than young engineers in Europe. EYE offers its member organisations and their students and young engineers the access to a Europe-wide network by linking the engineering associations. More member associations are also expected to join in the near future.
51 to 200 staff
Peaasi.Ee
Peaasi.ee tegeleb vaimse tervise edendamise, vaimse tervise probleemide ennetuse, varase sekkumise ja häbimärgistamise vähendamisega meie ühiskonnas. Püüdleme vaimse tervise teemade mõistva, aruka, paindliku, kuid ka optimistliku, kergema ja avatuma käsitlemise poole. Peaasi.ee ühendab inimesi, kes hoolivad vaimsest tervisest. Tiimi kuuluvad vaimse tervise ning noorte- ja haridusvaldkonna spetsialistid ning kaasamõtlejad erinevatest eluvaldkondadest.
51 to 200 staff
Visit Estonia
We are the official international LinkedIn page for Visit Estonia / Estonian Tourist Board. Visitestonia.com brings you travel ideas, offers, attractions & events, competitions, fun facts and more from Estonia! Facebook:/visitestonia Twitter:@visitestonia Instagram:@visitestonia #visitestonia Pinterest: visitestonia #visitestonia The administration of this page is supported by European Union Regional Development Fund through the programme "Promoting Estonia as a Tourism Destination".
11 to 50 staff
Rohetiiger
LET'S JUMP TOGETHER TO CLEAN FUTURE! Green Tiger is a collaboration platform which is designed to boost environmental awareness and create a basis for a green economy, just as Tiger Leap jump-started the development of our technology sector. Green Tiger’s mission To devise and implement environmentally friendly practices in all sectors and to foster a green economy Green Tiger’s vision A sustainable world which preserves social welfare whilst focusing on the conservation and restoration of nature Green Tiger’s values Competent, genuinely courageous, unifying, future-oriented Stages of Green Tiger activities: November 2019 - July 2020: work plan creation Data collection and analysis, process design, cooperation negotiations and agreements. Envisioning the future economy. August 2020 - January 2022: Piloting the Green Tiger in businesses and public units We believe Estonia is the best country for the creation and implementation of innovative solutions. Estonians could be the first to achieve a green economy and set an example to the rest of the world.
11 to 50 staff
Zero Waste Estonia Sa
We are working towards a waste free world through community influencers - organisations and local authorities.
1 to 10 staff
Aiesec In Estonia
AIESEC is the world’s largest youth-run non-profit organization. Active in over 2400 universities across more than 124 countries and territories, our international platform enables young people to explore and develop their leadership potential for them to have a positive impact in society. AIESEC manages a global internship program that offers Estonian companies access to a global pool of top tier youth talent. Present at 2 Cities in Estonia, we provide university students with the platform to experience global internships and youth leadership development. Over students participate in this exchange program annually. Our internships range from management, technical to social and human development.
11 to 50 staff
British-Estonian Chamber Of Commerce
The British-Estonian Chamber of Commerce promotes business between the UK and Estonia with a team operating in Tallinn and London. The British-Estonian Chamber of Commerce (BECC) was founded in 1996 as the British-Estonian Business Forum. We are a network of interests, both large and small, wishing to develop mutually supportive relationships within and between UK and Estonian business communities. The Chamber is run by the management team consisting of a CEO and an elected board who come from various backgrounds of businesses. We run around 20 business and social events per year in the UK and Estonia. The British-Estonian Chamber of Commerce is an NGO whose mission it is to bring British and Estonian business communities together. Today the BECC is one of the biggest and most active international business organisations of its kind in Estonia. The BECC is a member of the Council of British Chambers of Commerce in Continental Europe (COBCOE) and has good cooperation with the Association of British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), thus having access to the services of these organisations.
1 to 10 staff
Estonian Auditors' Association Audiitorkogu
The Estonian Auditors’ Association is a public-private network of 150+ audit firms, standing for a reliable, transparent and sustainable business environment in Estonia. The Estonian Auditors’ Association (EAA):> is a leader in initiatives supporting the development of Estonia as a smart economy with a competitive and transparent business and investment environment;> participates in public discussions in order to increase public awareness of the auditors’ value proposal;> cooperates closely with different interest groups, state authorities and business organisations;> contributes to the development of financial regulatory framework;> supports provision of high-quality assurance services by organising trainings, exchange of information, networking, and oversight of the audit profession. For more information about Estonian Auditors’ Association, please visit:
11 to 50 staff
Estonian Convention Bureau
The Estonian Convention Bureau is the official convention bureau for Estonia. We promote Estonia as the world-class meeting, conference and incentive destination. The bureau’s numerous members include the cities of Tallinn, Tartu and Pärnu, and a wide selection of best Destination Management Companies (DMCs), Professional Conference Organisers (PCOs), event agencies, meeting facilities, conference hotels, catering companies and universities. Our website ecb.ee is the best source for getting information on meeting facilities, hotels and group activities in Estonia.
1 to 10 staff
Internet Native Organization Ino
INO MTÜ is a nonprofit organization born in the heart of Estonia's digital society. Our mission is to construct accessible and legally compliant building blocks for advancing global adoption of Internet Native Organizations, guiding the digital era towards a more equitable and efficient future.
1 to 10 staff
The Oceancy
We are an international NGO that directly carries out conservation and restoration projects through practical and direct action in collaboration with our experienced marine biologists and communities all around the world. We currently have coral reef, mangrove forest, and seagrass bed restoration projects in many countries around the globe. We also promote sustainable guidelines for and certify tourist attractions, activities, and amenities (hotels, resorts, dive centers, whale-watching boats, etc.) in sustainability, and help them in their endeavors to become global leaders in sustainable tourism. We initiate further action by educating our audiences about ocean conservation topics, to promote the highest green standards and inspire positive environmental change on a global scale. Our Mission: Our mission is to teach, train and empower individuals, communities, and companies to take the next right steps in saving our oceans by carrying out restoration projects and promoting sustainable tourism while spreading oceanic conservation awareness through educational activities and scientific research. Our Vision: We believe that empowering local, and often underrepresented, communities to directly carry out and manage their own ecosystem restoration projects can be a leading force towards combating climate change, building up communities, and empowering everyone to protect our planet. At the Oceancy we believe that sustainability is a key component of our future. We are passionate about working towards a new era where the protection of nature and wildlife has a predominant role in our daily lives. Our number one enemy as a species and a planet is climate change. We know that all of this is no simple task, but we believe that we can win this battle if we act together, now! Join our community at the Oceancy to re-think and design a new way of combatting problems like climate change through direct action towards sustainability.
11 to 50 staff
Turundajate Liit Estonian Marketing Association
Turundajate Liit ehk TULI on organisatsioon, mis toob kokku nii agentuurid kui ka tellijad/teenusepakkujad, et üheskoos olla valdkonna edendaja, arendaja ja parendaja. TULI sütitab ja nõustab. Ühendab ja inspireerib. Mõõdab ja tunnustab. Turundajate Liit on Eesti turundusmaastiku hääletoru ja alustala. Turundajate Liidu liikmete hulka kuuluvad valdkonna professionaalid, kes on eestvedajad ja suunanäitajad ning kel on võimalus ühises infoväljas olles parandada nii oma ettevõtte tulemuslikkust, omandada uusi kontakte ja oskusi kui ka aidata valdkonna kui terviku parendamisele kaasa. Loe rohkem: turundajateliit.ee The Estonian Marketing Association (TULI) unites marketing professionals and works to unify, promote and influence the field. TULI represents the logical next step to the efforts of the Estonian Association of Marketing Communication Companies (EAMCC) in promoting the field. The aims of the TULI are to represent the mutual interests of its members; to regulate professional ethics within marketing and advertising; to contribute to the drafting, amendment and supervision of legal acts and regulations; to develop fair models of cooperation between members; to popularize the activities of the field of marketing communication; and to foster professional education and a professional network within Estonia and more broadly. Companies, non-profit organisations, foundations and other independent legal entities registered in Estonia whose principal activity or business-critical function is marketing are welcome to become members of the TULI. Read more: turundajateliit.ee/en
1 to 10 staff
Ecomanka
EcoManka is a global collective dedicated to driving positive social and environmental impact by empowering youth and partnering with organizations to co-design innovative, sustainable solutions to real-world challenges. Through our immersive youth program and tailored advisory services, we equip young people with the skills to build resilient communities and lead impactful change. Our transformative 15-week youth program nurtures social-emotional skills, eco-awareness, and social innovation through playful, experiential learning. Participants develop leadership, emotional intelligence, and a profound connection to self, community, and nature, equipping them to drive sustainable projects that make a lasting difference. We collaborate with communities worldwide to adapt our program to local needs, culture, and values. As designers, trainers, and network builders, we help communities bring the program to life, creating pathways to sustainable development, social innovation, and well-being. In addition to our youth program, we offer tailored advisory services to organizations focused on youth development, including educational institutions, community programs, entrepreneurship hubs, and more. We partner with these groups to design impactful, sustainable programs, build strategic roadmaps, and cultivate networks that drive growth and community resilience. EcoManka is led by a diverse, value-driven group of designers, facilitators, educators, and network builders, all passionate about social innovation and youth empowerment. Our team also includes researchers and experts in fields such as sustainability, social-emotional learning, gamification, well-being, technology, and more. Together, we bring a rich blend of skills and deep experience to nurture eco-leaders and build stronger communities worldwide. Get in touch to explore how we can work together!
1 to 10 staff
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1 to 10 staff
Belarusian Council For Culture
Belarusian Council for Culture is a non-governmental organization that unites cultural actors. Our common actions aimed to develop and promote the free Belarusian culture. Initially established in October 2020 as the Belarusian Culture Solidarity Foundation, the institution evolved into the Belarusian Council for Culture (BCC) in early 2021. The BCC activities now focus on the promotion of Belarusian culture (patronage of artists, performers, and art managers), development of new cultural projects, unification of the culture community, and promotion of Belarusian culture across the globe. The Council for Culture also focuses on the facilitation of the civic impact on culture formation and development.
11 to 50 staff
Ecom Eurasian Coalition For Health, Rights, Gender And Sexual Diversity
ECOM — Eurasian Coalition for Health, Rights, Gender and Sexual Diversity — is an international non-governmental association based in Tallinn, Estonia. We are a membership association open to non-profit organizations and activists working in the field of rights and health of LGBT communities in the Eastern Europe and Central Asia (EECA) region.
11 to 50 staff
Estonian Digital Construction Cluster
The Digital Construction Cluster is an organisation of companies and institutions that want to develop the construction sector with modern technological tools and promote the use of transparent and fair business practices and models. The vision of the cluster is to be a pioneer of construction innovation in Estonia and on export markets. THE CLUSTER: • creates a good and supportive environment for companies engaged in construction, where they can rely on contemporary business culture to cooperate efficiently and contribute to the development of the best digital construction solutions, and their use in Estonia and abroad; • takes the Estonian construction sector on an equal footing with Europe and creates a common platform as a result of which the best living, working and business environments are designed, built and managed. GOALS Job satisfaction. The satisfaction of the people working in the construction sector is high and increasingly more people want to study specialities related to construction. Efficiency. The productivity of the companies in the sector has increased from euros to euros per employee. Reputation. The reputation of the Estonian construction sector is excellent in Estonia and abroad. The companies in the sector are popular employers.
1 to 10 staff
Historica Foundation
The Historica project is an interactive political map of the world with a dynamically variable time indicator for displaying the positions of borders and names of the states, as well as related historical information, at any given moment.
1 to 10 staff
Order Of Malta Relief Organisation In Estonia
Order of Malta Estonia is a humanitarian aid organisation. It is the relief agency of the Catholic Sovereign Order of Malta and fulfils its mission to “serve the poor and the sick”. Our core task has been to improve the health and well-being of suffering and displaced people in Estonia. We provide emergency and disaster relief in the immediate aftermath of acute disasters and work towards the rehabilitation and reconstruction of afflicted communities. We work on the frontlines to provide immediate and long-term relief to those who need it most.
1 to 10 staff
Python Estonia
We empower the Python community in Estonia with initiatives like Code Club and PyCon Estonia that have helped many Python enthusiasts improve their skills.
1 to 10 staff
Tedxtallinn
Järgides TED-i tunnuslauset – „Ideed, mis väärivad jagamist“ – on TED algatanud programmi nimega TEDx. TEDxTallinn on kohalik, iseseisvalt TED-i litsentsi alusel korraldatud üritus, mis võimaldab kokkutulnud inimestel jagada TED-konverentsi sarnast kogemust. TEDxTallinn on osa maailma ühest mõjukamast kodanikualgatusest, mis kohalike huviliste eestvedamisel teeb võimalikuks heade ideede levitamise rahvusvaheliselt tuntud TED-konverentside eeskujul. Aastate jooksul on inimesed vahetunud, kuid TEDxTallinna väärtused ja eesmärgid on jäänud samaks: me usume, et ideedel on võime mõjutada tegelikkust ning püüame pakkuda platvormi maailma paremaks muutvatele ideedele. TEDxTallinna meeskonnas on täna ligi 20 aktiivset inimest väga erinevatelt elualadelt.
11 to 50 staff
Rahvusvaheliste Suhete Ring
Rahvusvaheliste Suhete Ring is an organisation operating by the University of Tartu, which unites students interested in international relations. Traditionally, RSR holds lectures every Tuesday at Genialistide Klubi. In addition, a foreign policy podcast is recorded every week at Generaadio. We also keep our pens busy by writing articles. A semester does not pass without a quiz night organised by RSR. At least once a year, the small circle of RSR organises a field trip to some interesting institution related to international relations. Our guests are politicians, government officials, scientists, entrepreneurs and other people who are interested in or come into contact with international relations. RSR was established on October 7, 1963. Among the alumni are numerous outstanding people who visit our lectures from time to time. People in the Big and Small Circles of RSR are from different faculties and work in different fields. Every Tuesday evening at six o'clock (of course with the academic quarter!) people gather at Genialistide Klubi to listen to a lecture. There are lectures in both Estonian and English.
11 to 50 staff
