The ECFOLI project is an innovative Media education and Information Literacy (MIL) project aiming at fostering sustainable conflict resolution strategies through the study and ownership of the common Mediterranean culture, with an emphasis on a cultural heritage that is occupied in a conflict of sort. The project involves 6 different organisations from 5 different countries:

- The Cyprus Community Media Centre (CCMC), Nicosia, Cyprus - Project Beneficary

- ICFFCY, Nicosia Cyprus

- Lusofona Universtiy, Lisbon, Portugal

- Partners for Sustainable Development, Ramallah, West Bank, Palestine 

- Fourm de la citoyenneté, Casablanca, Morocco

- Sorbonne Nouvelle Universite, Paris, France.

The ECFOLI project aims to foster these conflict resolution techniques through critical thinking and analysis using a curriculum based on Media and Information Literacy (MIL) practices “Technology alone cannot bridge the digital divide between and within countries. Knowledge societies ultimately depend on people’s access to media and information and their ability to locate, evaluate and use information effectively. MIL represents essential competencies and skills to equip citizens in the 21st century with the abilities to engage with media and information systems effectively and develop critical thinking and life-long learning skills to socialize and become active citizens.” UNESCO Institute and Statistics MIL