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==Organizational Background==

==Organizational Background==

Driven by passion for music, art, love of experimentation and co-learning, Rabab Luxor is an art organization started by a group of artists from Upper Egypt in 2017. Our aim is to spread art all over Egypt. We are an organization that is democratically and independently run.  

Driven by passion for music, art, love of experimentation and co-learning, Rabab Luxor is an art organization started by a group of artists from Upper Egypt in 2017. Our aim is to spread art all over Egypt. We are an organization that is democratically and independently run.  

In 2018 we started phase 1 of The Garbage Music Project.  

In 2018 we started phase 1 of The Garbage Music Project.  

Our initial plan was to train 12 participants in phase 1. However, because of the high demand on the project, which was manifested by a flood of children, boys and girls, willing to participate; we decided to accept 36 participants, half of them girls and half boys, to not riposte anyone, even if it means tripling the effort of the team, which works almost voluntarily and receives only symbolic remuneration due to our dependence on a seed fund.

Our initial plan was to train 12 participants in phase 1. However, because of the high demand on the project, which was manifested by a flood of children, boys and girls, willing to participate; we decided to accept 36 participants, half of them girls and half boys, to not riposte anyone, even if it means tripling the effort of the team, which works almost voluntarily and receives only symbolic remuneration due to our dependence on a seed fund.

We now aspire to sustainability, and looking for phase 2, which includes, each year, training 12 new children and continuing to train at least 24 children who attended phase  1 and wish to continue for an advanced training. Sustainability also means giving fair salaries to the team, preparing our space and providing it with the materials, tools and equipment that allow for the project continuity.

We now aspire to sustainability, and looking for phase 2, which includes, each year, training 12 new children and continuing to train at least 24 children who attended phase  1 and wish to continue for an advanced training. Sustainability also means giving fair salaries to the team, preparing our space and providing it with the materials, tools and equipment that allow for the project continuity.