Erasmus+ Virtual Exchanges in Neighbourhood East
The Erasmus+ Virtual Exchanges in Neighbourhood East program supports online people-to-people activities that foster intercultural dialogue, critical thinking, and digital and soft skills among young people and students. It provides a unique opportunity for participants from EU Member States and countries in the Neighbourhood East region to engage in international and cross-cultural education without physical mobility, complementing traditional Erasmus+ initiatives.
Who is Funded
The Erasmus+ Virtual Exchanges in Neighbourhood East program supports individuals and organizations engaged in higher education and youth work. The primary goal is to foster intercultural dialogue, enhance critical thinking, and develop essential digital and soft skills among young people and students through online people-to-people interactions. This initiative aims to provide international and cross-cultural educational experiences, complementing physical mobility opportunities.
What is Funded
This program supports virtual exchange projects that align with key Erasmus+ priorities, focusing on activities that enhance intercultural dialogue, digital proficiency, and civic engagement. It outlines the thematic areas for these online people-to-people activities and specifies how costs are managed under a lump sum grant model.
Type and Scope of Funding
The Erasmus+ Virtual Exchanges in Neighbourhood East program provides financial support through lump sum grants, designed to cover the costs of implementing online intercultural dialogue and skill development activities. The specific budget allocated for this topic is 2,468,247 €.
Conditions and Requirements
Applicants for the Erasmus+ Virtual Exchanges in Neighbourhood East program must adhere to specific administrative and operational conditions, including page limits for proposals and the requirement for consortium-based applications involving diverse geographical participants. Further detailed conditions are outlined in the comprehensive Erasmus+ Programme Guide.
Application Procedure
The application process for Erasmus+ Virtual Exchanges in Neighbourhood East follows a single-stage submission, with clear deadlines and evaluation timelines. All essential documents and guidelines are detailed in the official Erasmus+ Programme Guide and supporting materials.
Legal Basis
The Erasmus+ Virtual Exchanges program operates under a robust legal framework, drawing its authority from specific EU regulations and being guided by comprehensive financial and operational policies. This ensures transparency and adherence to European Union standards.
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Funding Overview
Funding Status:
Closed
Maximum Amount:
2,468,247 €
Allocated Budget:
2,468,247 €
Award Channel:
Framework Programme Call
Region:
Neighbourhood East (Region 2), including participants from EU Member States and third countries associated with the Programme, and third countries not associated with the Programme in eligible regions.
Sectors:
Education and Vocational Training, Information and Communication Technology, Environmental and Climate Protection, Social Enterprises, Research and Development
Beneficiaries:
Young people, students, youth workers.
Application Type:
Consortium Required
Funding Stages:
Implementation, Capacity Building, Awareness Campaigns
Funding Provider
Program Level:
European Union
Funding Body:
European Commission
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