What?International meeting of young people or youth leaders in Europe which contribute to the work of the youth sector of the Council of Europe in topic, methodology and with a clear European dimension.
Criteria are a requirement for international activities:
These activities should not already be a part of a work plan. Publications, materials and websites are not eligible as an international activity. However they can be included as outcomes of an international activity. The maximum grant allocated is € 20,000.The EYF will cover two-thirds of the total real costs of the activity. NGOs need to find additional resources to cover the remaining one-third. |
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What costs are covered by the grant?
Participant’s travel, accommodation and food are covered. Also trainer/expert fees, production of material and renting of rooms and equipment. Volunteer time can be included up to a maximum of 10% of the total budget.
The volunteer cannot be paid (travel, accommodation, food can be covered) but the monetary value of the volunteers’s contribution can be included in expenditure and income. A more detailed explanation can be seen in the Volunteer time recognition .
The volunteer cannot be paid (travel, accommodation, food can be covered) but the monetary value of the volunteers’s contribution can be included in expenditure and income. A more detailed explanation can be seen in the Volunteer time recognition .
Who can apply?
- International non-governmental youth organisations can apply on their own;
- International networks of youth NGOs can apply on their own;
- Regional networks of youth NGOs can apply on their own;
- National non-governmental youth organisations can apply if the activity is prepared in partnership with at least 3 other national NGOs or networks from different countries or with at least 1 international NGO or network.
How to apply?
The EYF does not support individuals. It only supports non-governmental youth organisations based in one of the 50 signatories to the European Cultural Convention (46 member states of Council of Europe plus Kazakhstan, Holy See and Belarus). NGOs wishing to apply for a grant must first be registered online.
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