2020 Erasmus+ Youth Partnership Funding Program (Round 1)
Deadline: 5 February 2020
The European Commission is seeking proposals for its 2020 ERASMUS+ Youth Partnership Funding Program.
10+ Funders for Agriculture, Food and Nutrition
10+ Global Donors for Improving Lives of Children in Poor Countries
10+ Donors that believe in building NGO capacities for Civil Society Development
15+ Donors for Saving the Planet: Grants for Environment, Conservation and Wildlife
Priority Areas
stablishment of new networks of social enterprises, associations, clubs, NGOs;
development and delivery of courses and training on entrepreneurship education (in particular entrepreneurship for social benefit and the use of ICT);
activities that spread information, raise understanding and critical engagement with the media or other activities that encourage engagement with civic life;
projects that deliver activities for direct community benefit, e.g. for disabled people, elderly, minorities, migrants, etc; and
artistic and cultural initiatives, e.g. theatre plays, exhibitions, music performances, discussion fora, etc.
Activities
Activities must contribute to overall project objectives, and create, develop, test and embed innovative approaches in youth work, including:
20+ Donors standing up for Human Rights and Equality
10+ International Donors seeking to improve Access to Water, Hygiene and Sanitation
20+ Global Donors for Empowering Women and Girls
25+ Donors for the Empowerment of Youth
new methods, tools or materials to build young people’s key competences, basic skills or language and IT skills;
new methods, tools or materials to build capacity and professionalise or modernise youth work, including through the use of ICT, virtual mobility or online learning, sharing of best practise, reform of youth work curricula, etc.;
new youth work approaches, including strategies to tackle social exclusion and early school leaving;
building links with other sectors, and combining formal and non-formal learning approaches, to tackle forms of social exclusion faced by the most disadvantaged and vulnerable young people; and
strategic collaboration with local or regional authorities.
Eligibility Criteria
Any UK organisation active in the youth field can participate in a Strategic Partnership for youth, either as the lead or as a partner.
One organisation must lead the project and make the application for funding. UK organisations leading a project must apply to the UK National Agency on behalf of the partnership.
Informal groups of young people are also eligible to apply for funding for Transnational Youth Initiatives.
For more information, visit https://www.erasmusplus.org.uk/apply-for-youth-partnership-funding?md=yxz