The University of Piraeus (UniPi; Greek: Πανεπιστήμιο Πειραιώς, ΠαΠει) is a Greek public university located in Piraeus, Athens, Greece with a total of ten academic departments.

The University of Piraeus has the second-oldest business school established in Greece, while the Department of Banking and Financial Management is the country's oldest academic department in the area of finance.

The university was founded in 1938 by the Industrialists and Tradesmen Association under the name "School for Industrial Studies" and its original aim was the advanced training of managerial executives. In 1945, it was renamed to the "Higher School for Industrial Studies", while in 1958 it was renamed again as the "Graduate School for Industrial Studies" and its seat was established in Piraeus. Since then, the university has evolved from its original sole focus on business management and added additional academic fields, such as economics, finance, maritime studies, informatics, tourism studies and statistics.

E-Nable Greece is a support group that believes that our limitations can reveal our uniqueness. We design simple devices (accessories, assistive prosthetic devices, educational kits) for every need and every person who deals with body disability of upper limb or visual impairment. Our designs focus on social inclusion, increase of participation in social activities, enhancement of everyday life and improvement of education. These devices are constructed with 3D Printing technology and delivered to recipients at No Cost for them. e-Nable Greece trains individuals related with people with disabilities (their teachers, families, friends) and every person interested in the utilization of 3D Printing, 3D scanning and Mechatronics in order to contribute to the reduction of social exclusion of vulnerable groups. e-Nable Greece promotes the engagement of all citizens to actions with great social impact to their local communities and moreοver supports the European objective for social inclusion. e-Nable Greece is a member of Athens Coordination Center for Migrants and Refugees, of the European network Let Her In (which supports European Citizens with a special focus on women) and European Network of Innovation for Inclusion. 

European Development Foundation is a Bulgarian NGO, established in 2011. Its mission is to work for civil society development, creation of programmes and organisation of events, supporting innovative practices, education and training of children and young people. The Foundation also aims to social integration of vulnerable members of society.

European Development Foundation is the only one Bulgarian organisation, which became a member of Social Firms Europe (CEFEC) network. CEFEC is the only network of Social Firms across Europe. In 2021 experts from EDF, like a members of CEFEC, took part in CIRCLE project in Tanzania, Africa. We participated in a training with 45 masai widows to teach them how to develop their Start-up in the village of Moshono – Arusha – Tanzania.

European Development Foundation is one of the partner established Let Her In international network. Let Her In is made up of public and private organisations, each with their specific expertise and experience, ready to share their knowledge, skills and values and collaborate with organizations that invest in human capital in order to eliminate the obstacles that women encounter in their equal educational, labour, political, social and civic participation in order to eliminate the obstacles that women encounter in their equal educational, labour, political, and social environments.

Since 2012 the Foundation has had an agreement with the Bulgarian Employment Agency at the Ministry of Labour and Social Policy and has organised training in the areas of foreign languages (English, Russian, German and Greek) and soft skills. We have been involved in the development of online educational platforms and of a variety of digital learning tools supporting non-formal education. 

Our future goals are to continue working in the fields of youth initiatives, creation of inclusion environments for kids with disabilities, continuous education and cultural exchange, and to create regional consultative and educational centres for young people.