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A continent of opportunities. Programs and initiatives for young people in Europe

December 1 2024

Associations and non-profits, Association activists, Municipalities and Local Authorities, Professors, PhD students, Cultural institutions, Professional training institutions, Sports organisations, Young artists, Young entrepreneurs, Young job seekers, Young people over 18, Young people under 18, Informal youth groups, New graduate, Youth workers, European opportunities, School and training students, University students, Universities and schools

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Reference framework for youth policies in Europe “Creative Europe” Program
“Erasmus+” Program “European Solidarity Corps” Program
"CERV" Programm The Council of Europe
Other initiatives and opportunities Other useful resources and links

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Political priorities of the European Commission

    1. Transversal priorities for all European programmes
    2. European Youth Strategy and European objectives

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The “Creative Europe” ProgramCulture program logo

    1. Culture Sector
      1. European Cooperation Projects
      2. Culture moves Europe – Individual mobilities
      3. Culture moves Europe – Artistic and cultural residencies
    2. Cross-sector
      1. Creative innovation Labs

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Erasmus + A puzzle of the European flag and the Erasmus+ program logo

    1. The transversal priorities of Erasmus+
    2. Erasmus for young people
      1. Initiatives for all young people
        1. Youth exchanges
        2. Youth participation initiatives
        3. DiscoverEU
        4. DiscoverEU inclusion
      2. School students
      3. University students, recent graduates and doctoral students
        1. Study abroad
        2. Internships abroad
        3. Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters
      4. Professional training students and recent graduates
    3. Erasmus+ for youth and socio-educational workers
    4. Erasmus+ for sports sector staff
    5. Erasmus+ for education and training staff
      1. Training opportunities
      2. Teaching opportunities
    6. Erasmus+ for Organisations, Bodies and Institutions
      1. Erasmus+ accreditation
      2. Key Action 1: Learning mobility of individuals
      3. Key action 2: Innovation and cooperation between organizations and institutions
        1. Cooperative partnerships including small-scale ones
        2. Capacity building and strengthening (Youth Sector) *
        3. Capacity building and strengthening with Erasmus Mundus *
      4. Key Action 3: Support for policy development and cooperation
        1. Operational grants and support for youth networks
        2. Erasmus Youth Together
      5. Erasmus for sports organisations
        1. Mobility of sports staff for training purposes
        2. initiatives for strengthening organizations (projects with third countries)
        3. support for non-profit European sporting events.

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European Solidarity Corps (ESC) A group of young people building a bridge over a river with the EU flag and the European Solidarity Corps logo in the background

    1. The transversal priorities of the European Solidarity Corps
    2. ESC for the young people
      1. Volunteer projects
      2. Solidarity projects
      3. Humanitarian aid
      4. How to participate
    3. ESC for organizations
      1. Host volunteers in your community or coordinate projects – https://agenziagiovani.it/new-quality-label/
      2. Sending volunteers to humanitarian aid projects

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CERV – Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values Group of people of various ages smiling next to the writing CERV

  1. The values ​​of the Union
  2. Equality, rights and gender issues
  3. Involvement and participation of citizens
  4. Daphne. Actions against violence, including gender-based violence

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The Council of Europe Logo of the Council of Europe

  1. European Youth Foundation and European Youth Centres
  2. The partnership between CoE and European Commission

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Other European initiatives and opportunities

  1. ALMA (Aim, Learn, Master, Achieve)
  2. Erasmus for young entrepreneurs and businesswomen
  3. EURES. Support work in Europe
  4. Eures TMS
  5. Eurodyssey. Internships between the Regions
  6. Internships in EU institutions, bodies and agencies
  7. Stage4EU: the App for internships in European institutions (only in Italian)

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Other useful resources

  1. European Youth Portal
  2. National Youth Councils in Europe
  3. European Youth Forum
  4. The European Dialogue with Young People
  5. EPSO – Starting a career in the European institutions
  6. STAGE4EU – Portal for finding internships in Europe (only in Italian)
  7. Eryica – Quality youth information in Europe
  8. eurodesk – Information and guidance network on learning mobility
  9. OTLAS – Find partners and youth projects
  10. Salto – Resources and initiatives for training in the youth sector
  11. Youth Wiki. European encyclopedia on national youth policies

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It is important to note that, in addition to providing general information on each of the programs listed, in cases where several strands/actions are envisaged, this Guide includes only those which, according to our evaluation and opinion, may be of interest to young people and for organisations/institutions working with and for young people. Complete information on each program and all its actions can be found via the external links contained in the Guide.

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