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Anna Lindh Foundation

THINK.TANK Plus

National Network

Greece

Address

Karaiskaki 28

Country

City

Athens

Mobile Phone

+306975745176

Telephone

+306975745176

Telephone (other)

+306940857899

E-Mail

n.therapos@thinktankplus.org

Year of Establishment

2025

Contact Person1

Francesco Amighetti

Job Title 1

Co-founder & Development Lead

Contact Person 2

Nikos Therapos

Job Title 2

Co-founder & Executive Director

Organisation Type

Non-Governmental Organization

Fields of Activity

Others, Research

General Information

THINK.TANK Plus is a Greek non-profit research institute and think tank based in Athens. It works with a small core team of two people and a wider network of external experts who collaborate depending on the needs of each project. The organisation brings together research, project development, stakeholder engagement, communication, and day-to-day management in an integrated way.
The organisation has only recently started its activities and therefore does not yet have an established annual operating budget. All resources are managed on a project basis and mainly come from EU-funded programmes and charitable foundations. Budgets and costs are defined and monitored per project, following donor rules and reporting requirements.
THINK.TANK Plus carries out applied and forward-looking research and designs participatory processes that bring together different stakeholders. Its activities include workshops and bootcamps, youth-focused capacity-building actions, international collaborative initiatives, policy-oriented and impact reports, dissemination and communication outputs, and contributions to advocacy and awareness-raising efforts.
The organisation works with universities, research institutes, cultural and civil society organisations, and national, European, and international consortia active in sustainability, education, social innovation, and responsible technology.

Mission and Objectives

THINK.TANK Plus works to support decision-making based on evidence in contexts marked by complexity and uncertainty. Its mission is to produce applied knowledge, bring stakeholders together through structured engagement, and turn research and emerging insights into outputs that can inform policy and practical action. The organisation focuses on strengthening participatory processes, making complex evidence easier to understand and use, building capacity for future-oriented thinking, and contributing to advocacy and public debate in the fields of sustainability, social innovation, and responsible technology.

Main Projects / Activities

Its main activities include applied and forward-looking research, the design and facilitation of stakeholder engagement processes, and the organisation of workshops, bootcamps, and international collaborative initiatives. THINK.TANK Plus also delivers youth-focused capacity-building actions, prepares policy briefs and impact reports, develops dissemination and knowledge products, and supports advocacy, awareness-raising, and public dialogue activities within EU-funded and foundation-supported projects.

How can you contribute to the Network in your country?

THINK.TANK Plus can contribute by actively supporting intercultural dialogue initiatives in Greece through practical, evidence-based approaches. We can collaborate with other members to co-design projects, facilitate structured dialogues, and support capacity-building activities, particularly those engaging youth and civil society actors. We bring experience in translating complex social and cultural issues into accessible knowledge products, impact reports, and dissemination materials that can strengthen shared learning within the national network. We can also help connect organisations working on sustainability, social innovation, and responsible technology with ALF activities, widening participation and reinforcing cross-sector collaboration.

Why do you want to join the ALF Network?

We want to join the ALF Network to become part of a trusted Euro-Mediterranean community committed to intercultural dialogue, mutual understanding, and cooperation. Membership would allow us to exchange practices with peer organisations, participate in joint initiatives, and contribute our skills in research, facilitation, and dissemination to collective efforts. Being part of the network would strengthen our ability to deliver meaningful, inclusive activities in Greece while learning from diverse perspectives across the region and aligning our work with shared values and priorities.

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