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The National Centre for Biotechnolgy (CNB) is a research centre that forms part of the Spanish National Research Council (Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Científicas, CSIC), Spain’s most important public scientific institution. The CNB opened in 1992 to lead in developing modern biotechnology in Spain. Our principal objectives are to: - Acquire knowledge and develop new technologies in the areas of human and animal health, agriculture and the environment. - Promote knowledge and technology transfer for the benefit of society. - Train future generations of researchers and technologists. - Engage and inform society about advances and the benefits of biotechnology. The CNB is distinguished by its versatile interdisciplinary research that combines molecular biology methods with the latest technology in the fields of functional and structural biology. We are a team of more than 600 professionals committed to research excellence. The CNB has been recognised by an international jury as one of the eight Severo Ochoa Centres of Excellence in medicine and the life sciences.

The NCLL serves to protect and defend the Bible-based values upon which our nation was founded. We will endeavor to protect and defend these important foundational areas that support our freedoms: Life Values, Constitutional Values, Church Liberty, Christian Education, and Homeschool Education.

The National Center for Mental Health is dedicated to delivering preventive, curative and rehabilitative mental health care services. It is categorized as Special Research Training Center and Hospital under Department of Health on January 30, 1987. It has an authorized bed capacity of 4,200 inpatients and served an average of 56,000 outpatients per year. Established in 1925 through Public Works Act 3258. It was formally opened on December 17, 1928 and was originally called the INSULAR PSYCHOPATIC HOSPITAL. It was later called the National Mental Hospital. On November 12, 1986, it was renamed NATIONAL CENTER FOR MENTAL HEALTH (NCMH) through Memorandum Circular No. 48 issued by the Office of the President. The National Center for Mental Health is categorized as a Special Research Training Center and hospital under Department of Health. The NCMH is a special training and research hospital mandated to render a comprehensive (preventive, promotive, curative and rehabilitative) range of quality mental health services nationwide. The National Center for Mental Health is composed of well-trained, highly-skilled and dedicated professionals and individuals who achieved prestigious recognition in their repective fields. NCMH doctors and nurses are known around the globe for their hardwork, competence, and dedication; thus making NCMH the country's forefront institution in giving mental health care services to its people.

The National Center for Privatization & PPP (NCP) is the driving force behind Saudi Arabia’s Private Sector Participation (PSP) ecosystem. Established in 2017 by a Council of Ministers resolution, the NCP reports directly to the Council of Economic and Development Affairs (CEDA). The Center plays a vital role in developing world-class public infrastructure and services, contributing to the Kingdom's sustainable development goals in line with Vision 2030. As a key orchestrator in the PSP ecosystem, NCP brings together public and private stakeholders, alongside central government decision-makers, to unlock the full potential of the private sector in PSP projects. This collaborative approach leverages private sector expertise to successfully deliver impactful public-private partnerships (PPPs) projects. We identify priority sectors and assets, develop appealing investment opportunities, and ensure these initiatives deliver measurable economic, social, and fiscal benefits. • Our Vision Champion and enable PSP ecosystem to develop world-class public infrastructure and services and contribute to KSA’s sustainable development. • Our Mission Foster an enabling and efficient PSP ecosystem that facilitates implementation of PSP projects to maximize economic, social and fiscal impact. • Our Values - Creating impact - Collaboration and partnership - Empowerment - Transparency

Recognizing the impact of human and industrial activities on the environment, while also stressing the importance of industrial development as a critical source of economic growth, economic diversification, and value addition, we are all responsible to commit ourselves to coherent policy and actions in order to protect, manage and restore our resources and ecosystems and to promote their sustainable use, reduce pollution and mitigate climate change. The business sector has a critical role in the sustainable development process and could be an effective factor for change. This requires understanding the benefits of sustainable business models and environmentally conscious behavior and will only be possible by ensuring favorable framework conditions, advancing proper education and quality support services. We all need to change behavior, as individual, companies, institutions or policy makers, and move rapidly towards more sustainable consumption and production patterns. This is an invitation to all interested parties! Let's increase our efforts and strength our cooperation in order to overcome the existing gaps in Romania and support transition to a greener economy and society. It's time to act now! The context has never been more favorable!

The National Center for Transgender Equality (NCTE) is a 501(c)3 social justice organization dedicated to advancing the equality of transgender people through advocacy, collaboration and empowerment. NCTE was founded in 2003 by transgender activists who saw the urgent need for a consistent voice in Washington DC for transgender people. NCTE provides this presence by monitoring federal activity and communicating this activity to our members around the country, providing congressional education, and establishing a center of expertise on transgender issues.

The National Center of Neurology and Psychiatry (NCNP) contributes to human health and welfare. It offers high level medicine for patients with mental, nervous, muscular and developmental disorders and aims to improve their quality of life (QOL). It promotes research on prevention and therapy of such disorders and produces highly qualified medical and comedial specialists.

To meet the growing demand for digital skills, the National Centre for Computing Education has been set up to make a significant contribution to the teaching of computing education throughout England. We support the teaching of computing in schools and colleges across all key stages, giving teachers the subject knowledge and skills to establish computing as a core part of the curriculum.

NCPOR (erstwhile NCAOR) The National Centre for Polar and Ocean Research (NCPOR) was established as an autonomous Research and Development Institution of the Ministry of Earth Sciences (formerly Department of Ocean Development), Government of India on the 25th May 1998. With a mission mandate that is quite challenging, the Centre is designated as the nodal organization for the co-ordination and implementation of the Indian Antarctic Programme, including the maintenance of Indias permanent station in Antarctica. Spread across 147,660 sq. mts sprawling area, set atop a picturesque plateau, NCPOR is located in Indias most seafaring state of Goa. At NCPOR the scientific mandate is multidisciplinary. Operating in a complex matrix, which has as its focal theme, research in those areas of the polar science currently not being undertaken by any other institution in India. In a rapid stride, not only have the basic infrastructure and computing facilities been established, but also true scientific recognition earned. The Universities of Goa and Mangalore have recognized NCPOR as a research centre for the pursuit of doctoral research. Year-round maintenance of the two Indian stations (Maitri & Bharati) in Antarctica is the primary responsibility of the Centre. Maitri (1989) and Bharati (2011) were established, for carrying out research by the Indian scientists in all disciplines of polar research. These stations have been provided with comfortable living accommodations, state of the art laboratories and well-equipped library and communication systems. Dr. Madhavan Nair Rajeevan, Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences is the Chairman, Governing Council of NCPOR and Dr. M. Ravichandran is the Director. INSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK The institutional framework of NCPOR is a reflection of its mandated responsibility as the nodal agency for planning, promotion, coordination and execution of the entire gamut of polar and southern ocean scientific research in the country as well as for the associated logistics activities. NCPOR has the Governing Council comprising 12 members representing a cross section of the country's leadership in Polar and Ocean Sciences, research education and administration. Secretary, Ministry of Earth Sciences, is the Chairman (exofficio) of the Governing Council. The overall responsibility for planning, administration and functioning of the Centre as well as execution of the in-house R&D activities is vested with the Director, who is also the Member-Secretary of the Governing Council. In order to direct and provide a focus on the research activities, the Centre has a Research Advisory Committee (RAC) under the chairmanship of Prof. Harsh Gupta and consists of five eminent scientists from various disciplines. Dr. Thamban Meloth, NCPOR is its Member Secretary. Guidance to the Centre in all its financial affairs including finalization of the annual budget, monitoring of the expenditure and review of the Audit Reports is provided by a seven-member Finance Committee (FC) headed by the Additional Secretary and Financial Adviser of the Ministry. Besides the Chairperson, the FC comprises the Programme Officer, Joint Secretary (Administration) and Director (Finance) of the Ministry, Director, NCPOR, and a senior scientist from NCPOR as the Member-Secretary.

The National Centre for Suicide Prevention Training UK CIC is a community interest company and not-for-profit social enterprise, created in 2011 by a consultancy of experienced international trainers in the field of suicide prevention education. We have been working in the UK to develop and deliver suicide prevention education for many years and in recognition of the lack of dedicated resources to suicide prevention training programmes, created a formal initiative, on a not-for-profit basis. Today, we are the UK's provider of the National Qualification in Suicide Prevention. The National Centre for Suicide Prevention Training UK CIC commissions a network of highly skilled trainers from a variety of professional backgrounds, specifically from within the voluntary, private and statutory sectors, including primary care, criminal justice, youth work, housing, nursing and mental health services. Our experienced team of associate trainers have been selected to work based on their proven records of achievement and success within their particular sector, as well as for their reputation for delivering high-quality, engaging training products to the public. This is a benchmark the director set personally in professional development, and is something expected from all trainers delivering excellence. The quality and experience of our trainers in delivering results is one essential element that sets our organisation apart from other training providers If you would like to know more about our associate tutors or you would like to work for us as a tutor yourself please call us on 020 7411 9055

The National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER) provides data and research about Australia’s training system to governments, industry, training providers and other organisations to inform their decisions and shape policies. At NCVER, we collect and analyse data about vocational students and the courses they study, apprenticeships and traineeships, and survey students on the outcomes of their training and employers about how they use training to meet their skill needs. NCVER also manages national research programs that align with research priorities that are determined by governments and the wider community, as well as the Longitudinal Surveys of Australian Youth. From adult and community education to youth, NCVER has a wealth of research freely available from our Portal. On a consultancy basis, we bring together our highly-skilled staff to undertake projects on the training needs of diverse groups, analysis of industry skill requirements, program evaluations, and a wide range of national training policy and practice issues.

Our Research Institute was founded in 1977 in parallel with the NCVC Hospital. The aim of this Institute is to perform the highest-level basic and applied researches on cardiovascular diseases in collaboration with not only the NCVC Hospital, but also all other National Hospitals and medical facilities. Despite our achievements and efforts over more than two decades, the mortality due to cardiovascular diseases in Japan still remains high at 30%, comparable to that of cancer. Continued research efforts must be made to conquer all kinds of cardiovascular diseases.