Il corso di formazione YouthMetre mira ad aiutare i giovani europei ad avere un impatto più forte nel processo di definizione delle politiche giovanili attraverso lo sviluppo di soluzioni pertinenti e innovative per questioni che hanno un impatto sulla loro vita.
The present report collects and analyses the latest EU policies and programmes for youth as well as published scientific researches investigating the impact of those policies on young Europeans.
This WECE – WE all Count Europe training programme aims at strengthening the engagement of young people in risk of exclusion and policy makers in the e-participation.
These booklets are the result of the European Voluntary Service project “Able Like You III”(Erasmus +, KA1), where 11 young people from different European countries carried out a mobility in Palermo at CESIE office and local centres dealing with disabled people.
GEM – A catalogue of good practices using games as intercultural tools The catalogue includes 11 good practices using games and game-based activities as intercultural tool. Therefore, it describes different board games, traditional games and manuals that promote...
The Open Educational Resource (OER) How to use urban garden as a tool for youth work is the main result of the European project “Planting Cities” (Erasmus +, KA2). This OER is the practical result of the project activities carried out by all the target groups involved in the project in 2015-2016: organizations working in the field of youth, youth workers, youngsters, local communities from Italy, Slovenia, Nepal and India. It‘s targeted at any young worker and organization dealing with youth and eager to use urban gardening as an educational tool. Moreover it motivates to develop mobility activities, such as training courses and EVS in the non-formal education field.
This booklet is a result of the European Voluntary Service project “Many Opportunities Real Equality”(Erasmus+, KA1), which allowed 20 Italian young people to carry out a mobility in the following countries: Bosnia and Herzegovina, France, Germany, Portugal, Slovenia, Turkey.
Recommendation policy for improving synergies on youth mobility programmes The 2007-2008 financial crisis has seriously damaged the global labour market situation, with an alarming increase of youth unemployment rate . The conventional measure of “youth” refers to the...
CaBuReRa – Handbook on project management at Euro-Mediterranean level The Handbook is the resume of an experience lasted 26 months, an experience made of cooperation and capacity building among partners, but especially it is the compendium of the international...
TATRAC: Guide de Transfert The knowledge transfer guide (Guide de Transfert) of the TATRAC project is a handbook composed of two parts: 1) Guide de sensibilisation, developed by the Tunisian partners of the project, addressing the enhancement of the shared cultural...
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