We carry out activities aimed at developing a culture of coexistence through work on seasonal agricultural workers, migrants, and refugees, focusing on social cohesion, combating discrimination, migration and human rights.
We work to promote sustainable agriculture and good farming practices, increase rural employment, and support women and youth entrepreneurship, especially in rural areas.
We support individuals, local civil society, and public institutions through educational solutions and projects focused on coexistence and rural development.
Yedi Nokta Association was established to strengthen and develop civil society activities based on coexistence and rural development, support the capacity development of individuals and stakeholders, and contribute to sustainable development. The association was officially founded on 12.09.2018 by seven individuals with prior collaborative experience who gathered in Eskiyapar Village to transfer their civil society experience to rural areas and explore rural development methods on site.
Various methods are being implemented to support the social cohesion of seasonal agricultural workers, migrants, and refugees—especially in rural areas. These efforts aim to strengthen integration processes and promote harmony within diverse communities.
Through initiatives aimed at farmers and agricultural organizations, the spread of environmentally friendly good farming practices and organic agriculture across Türkiye is actively supported.
Work is being done to improve financial literacy and access through structured education for different age groups and financial training for farmers.
Activities are being organized focusing on basic human rights and fighting discrimination for homeowners and refugees living in rural areas with limited access to information.
Practical basic entrepreneurship training and mentorship support are being provided to potential entrepreneurs living in rural areas, with a special focus on supporting women and youth entrepreneurship in these regions.
Young people and youth workers are supported to participate in national and international mobility programs focused on community living and rural development, helping them gain knowledge, skills, and experience.
