Objectives and priorities of Erasmus+ Youth in ActionThe Erasmus+/Youth in Action programmes both has objectives as well as priorities. Each project developed under the Erasmus+ programme should work on achieving these objectives and priorities. When you write an application, you will be asked how your own objectives and priorities are linked with those of Youth in Action. This means that you need to clearly understand what you want to do, and why you want to do it with the support of Erasmus+/Youth in Action.
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Important features of Erasmus+ Youth in ActionThere are some quality standards the European Commission wants to see in all Erasmus+ Youth in Action projects. These elements need special attention in each project. They will make your project stronger and will help to reach a larger impact.
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Can I get support?Erasmus+/ Youth in Action is more than just a funding programme. In order to assure the quality of the projects the European Commission has created National Agencies, the SALTO youth resource centres and the Eurodesk network.
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What kind of projects can I do with Erasmus+ Youth in Action?Youth work isn't only fun ... it is also sometimes hard work. When developing a project under Erasmus+ Youth in Action, you need to be clear on what is and what isn't a feasible project. The right expectations and a realistic view on how to manage a project are essential for success.
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Programme GuideThe Programme guide is a tool for anybody who would like to have a thorough knowledge of what the Erasmus+ Programme is about. It gives information about all the funding possibilities under Erasmus+, so not only that for youth work. This document is mainly addressed to those who wish to be:
The Programme Guide has 3 parts:
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Presentation of Erasmus+ Youth in Action during the Across the Line II Training in Berlin, made by Paavo Pyykkönen
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Presentation of Erasmus+ Youth in Action 2015, made by Jint vzw
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