The European funding program Erasmus+ provides many opportunities for funding and implementing transnational projects in the fields of education, culture, youth and sports. Erasmus+ incorporates previously separated European programs like Grundtvig, Leonardo, Youth in Action and Comenius and Sports. By means of a modular conveying system fundings within the Erasmus+ framework can be better adjusted to the special requirements of the projects.<\/p>\n
In different workshops we pointed out the opportunities Erasmus+ is offering especially for small and medium-sized organizations.
\nTo gain and improve knowledge about processes of transnational project development should enable the participants to take first steps towards the realisation of concrete project ideas.<\/p>\n
The seminars were addressed to people working in the socio-cultural and education sector in Berlin’s district Pankow. They took place 2013 and 2014 and were organized in cooperation with district office in Pankow.<\/p>\n
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