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Do you think your international youth projects could be more diverse? Or maybe more intercultural? Or inclusive? Or European?
Do you know that the Erasmus+ Youth and the European Solidarity Corps programmes offer opportunities for cooperation with many youth organisations from outside the European Union? And in case you are not based in the EU, there are plenty of opportunities to develop youth work in your country with the support of both European youth programmes!
Discover the opportunities for cooperation and get inspiration for great youth projects with the support of BEYOND BORDERS, a long-term, strategic cooperation of the regional SALTO Resource Centres and Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps National Agencies.
Dilijan in Armenia is a town in a heart of a national park. The forested town is home to numerous artists, composers,
Milena Morari grew up in a small town of Glodeni, in north of Moldova. Luckily, there was a youth centre, were Milena
Basics of Cooperation with Neighbouring Partner Countries Prepared especially for new NA officers Download this content Which countries from outside the European
Digital empowerment and capacity development recognision Projects from Armenia, Georgia and Moldova were recognised at SALTO Awards 2021 The SALTO Awards 2021
Talks about the needs of young people during the war crisis in Ukraine Donetsk Youth Debate Centre with support of the European
The Beyond Borders strategic partnership develops in the following areas defined by the project’s objectives: Practical / grass-root level activities, such as
