 the opposite (e.g. show only apps with Internet permission). The app clearly targets at users concerned about their privacy/security -- and according to the review (I just found it a couple of minutes ago, so I could not test it yet) it does a very good job.

EDIT:
As it's already a year ago, and the promise on the APEFS Homepage (GTransed to English, as their own English version doesn't have that statement in the first paragraph) seems not to be fulfilled anytime soon (the app is still offline): Please consider the web-based solution from my other answer as an alternative meanwhile.

A:

More than two years have passed since this question was asked. Still, there's no „official solution” available. Despite its promises, APEFS (introduced in my previous answer over a year ago) has not returned. So I decided to create my own solution:
For almost 4 years now, I maintain listings of „Android apps by purpose”, i.e. grouped by their use cases. In march, I started moving them to my own server. All MetaData are stored in a database on that server, and so finally I was able to setup a search by permissions.

Search Mask to find "apps by category and permission" (click image for larger variant)
You can select between 1 and 5 categories here (note that selecting a „parent category” automatically includes all its „children”), plus one or more permissions. Default presets are for finding „permission-friendly apps” – so if you're after such a candidate, you can simply submit the form after having made described selections. This should make it easy to e.g. find a PIM app which does not request the Internet permission (to keep your personal data on your device).
However, the opposite is possible as well: If you e.g. want to investigate what good NFC can do for you, select the up to 5 categories you're interested in, then the NFC permission, switch the „Permissions” dropbox to „include”, and optionally the sorting to „by rating, descending” (to get the best-rated apps first).
When in doubt, there's that little question-mark icon in the top-right corner, providing you with some „online help”.
But that's not all. As I've explained in the second paragraph, apps in my lists are grouped by their „purpose”, i.e. what
the opposite (e.g. show only apps with Internet license). The app intelligibly targets at users refer about their privacy / security system -- and according to the review (I just establish it a couple of minutes ago, so I could not test it yet) it does a very good caper. 

 EDIT: 
 As it's already a year ago, and the promise on the APEFS Homepage (GTransed to English, as their own English version doesn't accept that statement in the first paragraph) seems not to be fulfilled anytime soon (the app is still offline ): Please see the web - based solution from my other solution as an alternative meanwhile. 

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 More than two years have happen since this motion was asked. even, there's no „ official solution ” available. Despite its promises, APEFS (introduced in my previous solution over a year ago) has not returned. So I decided to create my own solution: 
 For almost 4 class now, I maintain listings of „ Android apps by purpose ”, i.e. grouped by their use cases. In march, I started moving them to my own server. All MetaData are store in a database on that server, and so last I was able to setup a search by permission. 

 Search Mask to find " apps by category and permission " (snap image for larger variant) 
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 When in doubt, there's that little question - mark picture in the top - right corner, providing you with some „ on-line help ”. 
 But that's not all. As I've explained in the second paragraph, apps in my lists are grouped by their „ purpose ”, i.e. what
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EDiT:
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mOre than TWo years Have paSseD siNce tHIs QuEstIoN Was ASkEd. STIll, There's no „OfFiCial sOlutION” AVailAblE. DesPite iTs promises, APEfS (iNtroDUceD in my PreviOus aNsWer ovEr a yeaR ago) hAs Not returned. So I dEcidEd to creatE my OwN soLuTion:
FOR almosT 4 yeArs Now, I maiNtain liSTinGs OF „aNdRoid apps by purpose”, i.E. gROUpEd by theiR use caSEs. in MArch, I staRtEd mOvinG THem to My owN SeRver. All MEtaDatA ArE sTored in A dAtabasE oN thAt sErver, ANd so FinallY I was ablE to seTUp a search by perMIssions.

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You can select betweeN 1 aNd 5 cateGorieS here (note that Selecting a „PAREnt categOry” aUToMAtically includEs all Its „childreN”), Plus one oR more PermissiOns. DefaulT PResets arE foR fiNdiNg „pERMiSsion-friendly APPs” – so If You're afTer Such a caNdiDatE, yoU caN sImply submIt the forM aFtEr HaVinG made DEscribed SeLecTiOns. this sHOuld maKe it eAsy tO e.G. fINd a pIM app wHIcH DOes nOt ReQuesT thE INternEt peRMisSion (to kEep your peRsoNAl daTa On Your devIce).
However, the OpPosite is poSsIblE as welL: iF you e.g. waNt to investigate what good nfC can do For You, seLect The up to 5 caTegOries yOu'rE IntereSted in, Then tHe nFC PERmissION, sWitCh The „PermissIONs” dRopboX tO „incLude”, and Optionally the sortiNG to „By rating, desceNdiNg” (to GET tHe bESt-RAteD aPPs fIRSt).
When in doubt, thEre's that liTtLE qUestion-marK IcoN iN the top-Right coRner, pROviding You with soMe „online hElP”.
But THAt's Not all. As I'vE explainEd in the seCOnd paRAgRaph, aPps In my liStS arE grouPed by tHEir „PurpoSe”, i.e. whAt
 the opposite (e.g. show o nly apps w ith I nte rne tperm issi on). The app c l earl y targets at users con cerne da bout th eir p rivacy/ s ec u r ity  - -and  a c co rding  to  the re view (I ju stfo und it a cou p le  of minute s a go, so I cou ldnot te st  it yet)itdoesa very good j ob.

EDIT :A s it's already a  y earago, and the prom i se on the APEFS H omepag e( GT r a nse d t o English,  a s the i r own E n gl i s h  ve r sion doesn'thave that s t ate ment i nthe firstparag ra p h)seems not t o be  fulfille d anyt i me soon (the ap p is s til l o ffli n e) :Ple as e  co n si der the  web-bas ed  s oluti on f r o m my o the r an sweras an alterna tiv e me a nwh ile.
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More  t han t wo yea rs ha ve  passed since t hisquestionwas  a ske d.  Stil l , ther e's  no  „offic ial sol u tio n” a v ai lable. Despite its  p r o mi ses, APE FS (in t ro du c ed in my  p rev ious a nswer  ove r  a  year ag o) has no treturne d.  So Ide cid edto cr e atemy own  solutio n:
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You can se lectbetw ee n1  an d 5 cat e go r i es h er e(not e t ha t sel ecti n g a  „paren t categor y”a utom at ic ally in cludes all it s„children” ),  pl us one o r more p ermissions. Default pre s ets are  fo r fin ding  „permiss ion -frien dly apps”– so i f you 'r e a f t er su c h  a  ca nd idate, you c ansimpl ysubm it theform after havingm ade  described se lec tion s .  T his sh o uld  m a kei t  easy to e.g. f ind a PIMap p  w hich doesn otre quest t he Inte rnetp ermissi on (to ke ep your p er sona l dat a on yourdevice). 
However, the o p po siteispossib le  as  well : If y o u e .g. w ant to  i nvesti gatewh at goodNFC can do for you, sel ect th e upto5 categor ies you 're inter este d in, then  th e N FC pe rmi s sion,  swi t ch  th e  „Per miss i ons” drop b ox  to „ in clude”, and o p tio nally  th e  sorti ng t o „by rating, des c ending” (to ge t th e bes t-r a tedap ps first).
Whe n i nd o ubt, the re 's that lit tle ques ti o n-mar k icon  in th e top-r i g ht corner , pr ovi ding youwit hs ome „on li ne help”. 
But  t hat'snot al l . As I 've explained in  thes e condp ara graph ,apps in my l ists are g rouped by t heir „ purp ose”,  i.e. w ha t
 the_opposite (e.g._show only apps with_Internet permission)._The_app clearly_targets_at users concerned_about their privacy/security_-- and according to_the review (I_just_found it a couple of minutes ago, so I could not test it yet)_it_does a_very_good_job.

EDIT:
As it's already a year_ago, and the promise on_the APEFS_Homepage (GTransed to English, as their own English_version_doesn't have that_statement in the first paragraph) seems not to be_fulfilled anytime soon (the app is_still offline): Please_consider_the_web-based solution from my_other answer as an alternative meanwhile.

A:

More_than two years have passed since_this question was asked. Still, there's no_„official solution” available. Despite its promises,_APEFS (introduced in my previous_answer over_a year ago) has not_returned. So I_decided to_create my own_solution:
For almost 4 years now, I_maintain listings of_„Android apps by purpose”, i.e. grouped_by_their use cases._In_march,_I started_moving them to_my_own server._All_MetaData are stored in a database_on_that server, and so finally I was_able to setup a_search_by permissions.

Search Mask to_find "apps by category and_permission" (click image for larger variant)
You_can select_between 1_and 5 categories here (note that selecting a „parent category” automatically_includes all its „children”), plus one_or more permissions. Default_presets are_for_finding „permission-friendly apps”_–_so if_you're after such a candidate, you can_simply submit_the form after having made described_selections. This should make_it_easy to e.g. find a PIM_app which does not request the_Internet permission (to keep your_personal_data_on your device).
However, the opposite_is possible as well: If you_e.g. want to_investigate what good NFC can do for_you,_select the up to 5 categories_you're_interested in, then the NFC permission,_switch_the_„Permissions” dropbox to „include”, and_optionally the sorting to „by rating,_descending” (to get the best-rated apps first).
When in doubt,_there's that little_question-mark icon in the top-right_corner,_providing_you with some „online help”.
But that's not all. As I've_explained in_the second paragraph,_apps in my lists are grouped by their „purpose”, i.e._what