Purpose of establishment: Promotion of just peace based on the Palestinian Declaration of Independence of 1988 and relevant United Nations Resolutions towards a two state solution, in which democracy, human rights and social justice are guaranteed. We are a leading organization in the field of political development that aims to enhance democratic and human rights practices and to improve the current political situation in Palestine. We are a national progressive democratic institution; our duty is to work at the grassroots level alleviating the day-to-day suffering and the hardships caused by the inhumane Israeli policies imposed on Palestinians. PCPD’s principal task is to adopt and support the issues and initiatives of our target groups, and the marginalized and the poor in particular. PCPD works with the latter to educate, train, and build their capacities to implement projects that stem from their needs. We also work in community organizing, establishing local self-reliant committees capable of making their voices heard among decision makers. PCPD helps these communities form lobbying groups, adopting organized democratic approaches in order to advocate officials at all levels: whether on the presidential, governmental, legislative, or in leadership of political parties. This aims to develop the rights and steadfastness of Palestinians, and therefore enacting genuine change. In effect, genuine change means developing the current political regime toward a parliamentary democracy and expanding the decision making circle, to include youth and women in positions that are conducive to a genuine participatory democratic process. This change serves as a mechanism of struggle to end the Israel occupation and to the establishment of an independent Palestinian state along the entire 1967 borders, with East Jerusalem as its capital. Thus we at PCPD work toward a modern, democratic state that respects human rights and the rule of law, granting full equality to its citizens regardless of color, sex, or political affiliation. Thus all democratic and human rights principles stipulated in the Palestinian Declaration of Independence (PDI) of 1988 shall be implemented on the ground. It is for this reason that we actively support actions and laws that guarantee social justice and protection for the poor and marginalized. These are the target groups with whom we work, who we feel are the power for change in Palestine. Given the challenges facing the Palestinian people, the role of civil society is vital to the democratic process. In effect, from the 1970’s to the 1980’s, civil society organizations played a distinct and effective role in resisting the occupation and reinforcing the steadfastness of Palestinians on their land. Civil society also laid down the bases for political and social democracy, contributing to the democratic process during the presidential and parliamentary elections of 1996, 2005, 2006 and local elections of 2012. Indeed, these democratic and national achievements required the cooperation of all organizations and the general public in order to achieve the political and social goals necessary for a sustainable democratic Palestinian state. On the grassroots level these organizations, with their respective expertise and qualifications, are qualified to provide efficient and specialized services on the local level, therefore supporting the steadfastness of Palestinian people. They serve as schools for democracy – schools that enrich citizens’ participation in decision making, consolidate the rule of law, and function democratically. They make possible the societal transformation to which we all aspire.

The Palestinian Child's Club is a non-profit Palestinian institution cares about Palestinian child in Kufer Ne'ma village and other neighbor villages, seeks to contribute developing of child's attention, upbringing, developing his talents, introducing his rights, and respecting these rights through a developing mechanism and programs focuses on different elements of the environment that the child arises in to creat better generation for future

Palestinian Consultative staff for developing NGOs in Jenin governorate " PCS" is independent civic and non governmental assemblage ,,that aims to develop and empower the Palestinian community during the cadre of promoting the democracy, social equity ,sustainable development ,and respect the law and human rights , PCS presents its services without any discrimination on base on religion ,sex or race , PCS includes during its memberships more than 30 Palestinian NGOs in Jenin Governorate ,that work in human ,social and development fields. PCS was established on May \ 2005 , after signed the memorandum understanding with member NGOs with PCS , to promote the cooperation and networking among different civil community organizations in Jenin Governorate , since that time just now PCS became one of important competent in civil community in Jenin Governorate , to be as connection circle and reference term for coordinating among the NGOs at local, national and international levels . PCS obtained on the legal status from Palestinian interior ministry on December \ 2005 , under Number (JN-897-B) that includes during its membership group of activists in NGOs working , experts in human development & management & planning who have good experience in public work, they represent large sector of NGOs that include more than 30 NGOs.

<p align="justify"> The Palestinian Environmental NGOs Network (PENGON) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization whose role is to serve the Palestinian environment by acting as a coordinating body for the Palestinian environmental organizations located in the Occupied Palestinian Territories (West Bank and Gaza Strip). PENGON was founded two years ago, following the start of the second Intifada, due to the increased demands and responsibilities of Palestinian environmental organizations to defend the Palestinian environment. </p>