ASTRA Network in partnership with Eastern European Alliance for Reproductive Choice was selected by the World Health Organization to take forward a Central and Eastern Europe Health Consultation in the post-2015, as a part of a global consultation process.
The meeting took place from 26th to 27th January 2013 in Moscow, Russian Federation. 20 experts from Central and Eastern Europe and Central Asia met to contribute to shaping post-2015 development framework in order to improve health status in the region, especially in terms of sexual and reproductive health. GAF's managing director was also invited to the meeting.

The Association for Women's Rights in Development (AWID) is an international organization which members come from 156 countries, including from Plovdiv, Bulgaria. In particular, the Gender Alternatives Foundation is happy to be an institutional member of the network.

“Women seeking asylum in Bulgaria:
aspects of gender–based applications for protection”:
research done by Maria Nikolova (attorney-at-law) with the support of the Gender Alternatives Foundation

On average 1/3 of all persons having sought international protection /asylum in some of the Member States of the European Union are women. Asylum seeking women were forced to quit their country of origin because of sexual violence, torture, and other forms of violations of their human rights.

In relation to prevention of domestic violence and popularization of the fundamental human rights, GAF's coordinator took part in a discussion organized by the Civic Competences Club "I have rights, I bear responisbilities" which is part of "N. Vaptsarov" Secondary School in Plovdiv.