Virtual Exchanges with other specific regions in the world

This section outlines who can receive funding under the "Virtual Exchanges with other specific regions in the world" program, detailing the types of eligible organizations, the required geographical scope for project activities, and the overarching objectives that projects must align with to qualify for support. The program targets a diverse range of educational and non-profit entities collaborating across continents.

This section details the types of projects and activities eligible for funding under the Erasmus+ Virtual Exchanges call. It outlines the specific industries and thematic areas the program supports, defines which costs are covered and excluded, and indicates the typical development stage of projects sought. The focus is on innovative educational initiatives that leverage digital tools for international collaboration.

This section provides comprehensive details on the financial support available through the Erasmus+ Virtual Exchanges program, including the specific type of financial instrument utilized, the maximum funding amounts per project, and the expected duration of funded initiatives. It clarifies key financial parameters and project timelines for applicants.

This section outlines the essential rules, regulations, and specific conditions that applicants and beneficiaries must adhere to throughout the lifecycle of the Erasmus+ Virtual Exchanges program. It covers requirements related to application submission, consortium formation, budget management, and other significant provisions to ensure compliance and project success.

This section guides applicants through the procedural aspects of seeking funding, from the initial preparation and submission of proposals to the evaluation and decision-making processes. It also clarifies how applicants will be informed about the outcomes and the available support resources.

This section outlines the fundamental legal and official documents that underpin the Erasmus+ Virtual Exchanges program, establishing its authority and governing its operational framework. It identifies the primary sources of its legitimacy and other key regulations that shape its implementation.

For help related to this call, applicants should contact [email protected], ensuring to state the call and topic reference. IT-related issues such as forgotten passwords or technical aspects of proposal submission should be directed to the IT Helpdesk. Additional support and guidance can be found in the Funding & Tenders Portal FAQ and the Online Manual.