Clear Message Award
The Clear Message Award is presented by the Institute of the Estonian Language. It encourages recognition of companies and organisations that value well-written Estonian and communicate with the public clearly and effectively.

Estonian Home Beautification Association
The objective of the home beautification movement, launched by the President of the Republic, is to make Estonia a better place to live and improve the overall appearance of the country. The Estonian Home Beautification Association holds an annual competition. The President of the Republic presents awards to the winners in August.

Carolin Illenzeer Fund
The aim of the Carolin Illenzeer Fund is to collect financial and social assistance resources to support the children of the members of the Estonian Defence Forces who have either died in combat or in service, or who have been heavily injured. The guiding principles of the foundation are kindness and good will in order to help cover schooling costs or hobby education fees for the children of the members of the Estonian Defence Forces who have fought for their country.

Lennart Meri Conference
The Lennart Meri Conference is one of the biggest regional forums on foreign and security policy issues for the Nordic Countries and the Baltic States, attended by the leading analysts and politicians from Europe and other regions of the world to discuss important foreign policy topics and seek solutions to pressing security problems. The conference is organised by the International Centre for Defence Studies and the Lennart Meri European Foundation. The first Lennart Meri Memorial Conference was held in March 2007 in Tallinn. Since 2008 the event has been called the Lennart Meri Conference. 

Annual Conference of Human Rights
The Annual Conference of Human Rights aims to raise awareness on human rights in society at large. The Institute of Human Rights is committed to making sure that the annual conference opens up new perspectives on human rights. Experts from different fields, backgrounds and perspectives are always invited to speak at the conference, with the common aim of ensuring that the values of human rights and fundamental freedoms are upheld. The central question of the Annual Conference of Human Rights is how to be a good person and how to care for and notice others.