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MOSAIC – The MOSAIC Network – Connecting European Initiatives for Migrant Women

Project Description

Donor: AMIF
Budget: €2.858.794,97
Duration: 36 months
Objective: The MOSAIC Network connects European initiatives to strengthen migrant women’s integration across five countries. Bringing together 11 organisations, the project supports access to mentoring, professional networks, and employment through a shared digital hub, employer engagement, and knowledge exchange, building lasting partnerships and shaping more inclusive policies across Europe.

AIWorkLab - Building Youth Skills and Readiness for Ethical AI and Digital Income

Project Description

Donor: Industry sponsorships and in-kind contributions
Budget: €492.292,00
Duration: 36 months
Objective: AI Work Lab equips young people across Europe and Africa with practical skills in ethical AI use, digital platforms, and online work. Through intercultural virtual exchanges, interactive courses, and practice labs, the project strengthens employability, digital resilience, and responsible participation in digital economies, while creating open-access resources for youth organisations and educators.

Building VET Capacity for Inclusive, Digital and Practice-Oriented Learning

Project Description

Donor:Nationale Agentur Bildung für Europa beim Bundesinstitut für Berufsbildung
Budget:€10.644,00
Duration: 12 months
Objective: This project strengthens YEAH’s capacity in vocational education and training through European staff mobility, job shadowing, and structured training. Building on its experience in youth work and digital learning, YEAH develops staff skills, improves internal processes, and creates inclusive, learner-centred and digitally supported learning approaches for diverse learners, particularly those with fewer opportunities.

Global Food Allergy and Anaphylaxis Forum (GAFA 2025)

Project Description

Donor: Industry sponsorships and in-kind contributions
Budget: €250.000,00
Duration: 12 months
Objective: GAFA 2025 unites global leaders in food allergy and anaphylaxis to share research, clinical practices, and policy innovations. The forum fosters collaboration among scientists, clinicians, patient advocates, and policymakers, offering a platform for knowledge exchange, networking, and promoting best practices in allergy prevention and care worldwide.

DigiSkill - Digital Project Skills & Intercultural Collaboration for Youth

Project Description

Donor: European Union
Budget: €490.000,00
Duration: 36 months
Objective: The DigiSkill project empowers 2,500 young adults across six countries with essential digital and intercultural skills for the modern workforce. Through online dialogues, interactive courses, and hands-on project simulations, the initiative fosters digital literacy, project management competencies, and intercultural collaboration—promoting employability, tolerance, and inclusive participation in the digital transformation of society.

No One Left Behind: Advancing Allergy Management and Emergency Access to Anaphylaxis Treatments across Europe

Project Description

Donor: Supported by public-private partnerships
Budget:€100.000,00
Duration: 12 months
Objective: This high-level event at the European Parliament raises awareness of allergy and anaphylaxis across Europe. It promotes practical solutions such as clearer allergen labelling, public education, and access to adrenaline auto-injectors (AAIs) in public spaces. Experts will develop policy recommendations to better protect vulnerable groups, especially children, at the EU level.

Digital Acceleration to empoweR young Entrepreneurs

Project Description

Donor: European Union
Budget: €465.721,78
Duration: 36 months
Objective: Youth The DARE 4.0 project equips young people, entrepreneurs, and youth workers across different countries with digital skills to drive economic and social transformation, fostering intercultural dialogue, diversity, and innovation while addressing challenges like discrimination and the digital divide.

Digital transformation of inclusive youth work

Project Description

Donor: European Union
Budget: €250.000,00
Duration: 24 months
Objective: Project aims to strengthen NGOs in the digital transformation of inclusive youth work by creating innovative digital solutions. To achieve these goals, partner consortium developed four strategies for the digital transformation of youth work at the local level and created five inclusive, non-formal training programs for youth workers through innovative boot camps.

GameIN:Gamified and Digital Methods for Youth Participation

Project Description

Donor: European Union German NA
Budget:€400.00,00
Duration: 24 months
Objective: This project aims to encourage political youth engagement across Europe by mapping, testing, developing, and promoting gamified and digital tools. These innovative methods are designed to encourage and facilitate active political involvement, influence, and inclusion of young people at local, regional, national, and European levels.

ACT – Artist Create Together

Project Description

Donor: Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Netherlands
Budget:€1.635.910,00
Duration: 24 months
Objective: ACT project is a creative twinning programme implemented in Bosnia and Herzegovina, Albania, Georgia, Morocco, and the Netherlands. It engaged youth through four main projects —street art, personal storytelling, online music competitions and festivals, and international summits.

Youth SPORT work with different abilities’ youngsterst

Project Description

Donor: EUROPEAN COMMISSION - EACEA
Budget: 141.196,00 €
Duration: 14 months
Objective: Youth SPORT emphasizes the inclusion of youngsters with different abilities, leveraging sport as an educational tool, providing non-formal education resources, and promoting inter-sectoral participation for skills enhancement.

Volunteering is Strength

Project Description

Donor: JUGEND für Europa, Erasmus+ German NA
Budget: 23.719,00€
Duration: 13 months
Objective: Volunteering is Strength focuses on empowering NGOs to offer transformative volunteering experiences, emphasizing its numerous benefits to individuals and communities, while enhancing the overall understanding and management of volunteering.

Building Sustainable NGOs – a Step by Step Strategy Development and Revision

Project Description

Donor: JUGEND für Europa, Erasmus+ German NA
Budget: 32.284,00 €
Duration: 13 months
Objective: Building Sustainable NGOs seeks to bolster NGOs' strategic planning proficiencies, emphasizing the importance of adaptability and continuous revision in response to ever-changing global contexts, while fostering a collaborative learning environment among partners.

HandinHand: Learning through Volunteering

Project Description

Donor: JUGEND für Europa, Erasmus+ German NA
Budget: 22.260,00 €
Duration: 13 months
Objective: HandinHand: Learning through Volunteering aims to integrate non-formal education into volunteer management, focusing on the needs and benefits for volunteers, while promoting their personal growth, exposure to diverse career avenues, and leveraging Erasmus+ opportunities for enhanced learning.

Inclusive employability and entrepreneurship youth work for sustainable future

Project Description

Donor: JUGEND für Europa, Erasmus+ German NA
Budget: 24.627,00 €
Duration: 7 months
Objective: This project empowers youth workers to address youth unemployment and exclusion, by enhancing youth skills and competencies through non-formal education, with tools such as Youthpass playing a pivotal role in recognizing and translating these learnings for the job market.

Entrepreneurial mind-set development through youth work

Project Description

Donor: EUROPEAN COMMISSION - EACEA
Budget: 141.635,40 €
Duration: 26 months
Objective: The project equips young women with entrepreneurial intelligence and self-employment capabilities in the face of job uncertainties, leveraging youth work, training courses, study visits, and online resources to nurture entrepreneurial mind-sets and foster self-driven employment avenues.

Creativity in youth sport work for reconciliation and acceptance of diversity

Project Description

Donor:EUROPEAN COMMISSION - EACEA
Budget: 122.439,00 €
Duration: 26 months
Objective: Focusing on reconciliation, inclusion, and intercultural acceptance, especially in post-conflict areas, this project uses sports as a tool to bridge gaps, offering training courses, study visits, and youth events that prioritize team spirit over differences, fostering creativity, understanding, and acceptance in youth work.

Peer-to-peer youth work connections

Project Description

Donor: MUCF, Erasmus+ Swedish NA
Budget: 20.700,00€
Duration: 16 months
Objective: This project strengthens cooperation among partner organizations to improve youth work for NEET youngsters, focusing on soft skills development to enhance their labor market value. The initiative promotes the exchange of innovative methods and tools, highlights the benefits of the Erasmus+ program, and empowers participants through peer-to-peer networks and workshops, aiming for sustained engagement beyond the project's duration.

Digital Technology Entrepreneurship

Project Description

Donor:MUCF, Erasmus+ Swedish NA
Budget: 20.330,00 €
Duration: 15 months
Objective: Addressing the challenges faced by today's youth in the employment market, this project equips youth workers with ICT skills for fostering digital entrepreneurship. Recognizing the shift towards online platforms in modern entrepreneurship, the initiative strives to improve youth work quality by integrating digital entrepreneurial learning, fostering partnerships at the European level, and leveraging the Erasmus+ program.

Digitalisation and Innovation of Youth Work Methodology for Inclusion of Immigrants

Project Description

Donor: JUGEND für Europa, Erasmus+ German NA
Budget: 151.931,00 €
Duration: 19 months
Objective: Empowering youth workers with digital tools and innovative methodologies, this project focuses on online engagement, gamification, and adventure rooms to enhance inclusion and active citizenship, particularly among immigrant youngsters.

Sport Methodology for Inclusion in Youth Work

Project Description

Donor: JUGEND für Europa, Erasmus+ German NA
Budget: 172.206,00 €
Duration: 20 months
Objective: Focusing on promoting sports as a tool for inclusion and adaptation, this project seeks to empower youth workers and sport trainers to enhance the participation of individuals with disabilities, bridging gaps and reshaping assumptions through innovative curricula and methodologies.

Digital Inclusion through Gamified Youth Work

Project Description

Donor:Erasmus+ Italian NA
Budget: 59.955,00 €
Duration: 12 months
Objective: Recognizing the challenges in engaging youth through traditional methods, this project leverages gamification and digital tools to enhance the attractiveness of youth work activities, fostering inclusion and active participation among marginalized youth, while improving the digital skills and competences of youth workers.

Empowering Social Entrepreneurs for Conflict-Free Sustainability

Project Description

Donor: Erasmus+ Nederlands NA
Budget: 260.909,00 €
Duration: 20 months
Objective: Focused on fostering peace and inclusivity, this project empowers youth workers to promote social entrepreneurship among marginalized youth, particularly young women and NEET individuals, through innovative curriculum development, online courses, and strategic partnerships, aiming to create a sustainable future with reduced conflict and increased social impact.

Digital Entrepreneurship Boost

Project Description

Donor: Erasmus+ UK National Agency
Budget: 204.569,00 €
Duration: 21 months
Objective: Addressing youth unemployment through innovative solutions, this project focuses on equipping unemployed youth with digital entrepreneurship skills. By providing training, resources, and mentorship, the initiative aims to empower young individuals to embark on digital entrepreneurial ventures, contributing to reducing unemployment rates and fostering self-employment opportunities.

EmpowerAge: Senior Entrepreneurship Education

Project Description

Donor:NL01 - National Agency Erasmus+
Budget: 287.420,00 €
Duration: 23 months
Objective: Addressing the financial challenges faced by seniors and adults with fewer opportunities, this project focuses on equipping them with entrepreneurial skills and mindsets through innovative educational approaches. By developing handbooks, e-learning courses, and curricula, as well as training adult educators, the initiative aims to empower seniors to proactively explore self-employment and entrepreneurship options for a sustainable future.

EmpowerAbilities: Digital Entrepreneurship Education

Project Description

Donor: DE02 - Nationale Agentur Bildung für Europa beim Bundesinstitut für Berufsbildung
Budget: 282.603,00 €
Duration: 23 months
Objective: Focused on reducing unemployment rates among adults with disabilities, this project aims to empower this group through digital entrepreneurship education. By developing handbooks, curricula, and e-learning courses, as well as training adult educators, the project seeks to promote self-employment and entrepreneurship among adults with different abilities, fostering economic independence and career opportunities.

Creative Minds Empowerment

Project Description

Donor: National Agency for European Education Programs and Mobility (Nationale Agentur Bildung für Europa beim Bundesinstitut für Berufsbildung)
Budget: 286,790.00 €
Duration: 28 months
Objective: Enhancing adult education by integrating creativity and innovation to develop entrepreneurial mindsets among citizens with fewer opportunities, fostering personal growth, social engagement, and cognitive skills. This project pioneers the innovative use of Adventure Room methodology in entrepreneurship education to inspire creativity and innovation. It aims to empower both unemployed citizens and adult educators, driving positive change in local communities and strengthening partnerships across European countries.

Become BOLD

Project Description

Donor: U.S. Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Budget: $120,000.00
Duration: 16 months
Objective: Implementing two BOLD (BiH Omladinski Lideri, Bosnia and Herzegovina Young Leaders) Civic Engagement Workshops to empower young leaders with skills for active civic participation and project development, fostering positive change in local communities.

New normal: Art is Moving Online

Project Description

Donor: Erasmus+ German National Agency (JUGEND für Europa)
Budget: 190.825,00 €
Duration: 16 months
Objective: Responding to the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, this project seeks to empower young dancers and performers with digital tools and technologies to adapt their artistic activities online, increase their visibility, and engage audiences through an innovative platform connecting youth work and the cultural sector.

Strategic Planning in Youth Peer-to-Peer Networks

Project Description

Donor: Erasmus+ Swedish National Agency (MUCF)
Budget: 35.780,00 €
Duration: 12 months
Objective: Enhancing the capabilities of youth workers and peer educators, this project aims to strengthen the strategic planning skills within partner organizations, emphasizing the development of peer-to-peer networks to empower NEET youth through tailored strategies. Amid the evolving landscape influenced by the COVID-19 pandemic, the project fosters adaptation and international collaboration among youth organizations to create effective, impactful strategic plans.

Large-Scale Youth Sport Work Events for Inclusion of Immigrants and Asylum Seekers

Project Description

Donor: Erasmus+ Swedish National Agency (MUCF)
Budget: 54.179,00 €
Duration: 10 months
Objective: This project responds to the need for social inclusion and integration of immigrants and asylum seekers through sports, aiming to empower youth workers with the skills to organize and implement large-scale sport events that promote teamwork, intercultural acceptance, and community building. By combining sports and non-formal education methods, the project fosters positive experiences and intercultural learning among marginalized youth, addressing challenges and sharing best practices across partner organizations.

Learning in Youth Work of the 21st Century

Project Description

Donor: Erasmus+ German National Agency (JUGEND für Europa)
Budget: 233.655,30 €
Duration: 24 months
Objective: This project aims to enhance the quality of youth work in the 21st century by developing innovative educational resources and training models. It empowers youth workers and trainers to utilize e-learning materials, online courses, and effective marketing strategies to engage and promote youth activities. Through transnational meetings, material development, training sessions, and national conferences, the project fosters the dissemination of best practices and knowledge across youth organizations in Germany, the Balkan region, and Scandinavia.

Critical thinking and participation as a foundation of democracy in Europe

Project Description

Donor: European Education and Culture Executive Agency
Budget: 286.330,00 €
Duration: 24 months
Objective: Enhancing youth political literacy and critical thinking for active democratic engagement through educational trainings, workshops, and an online learning platform.

Stay BOLD

Project Description

Donor: U.S. Embassy in Bosnia and Herzegovina
Budget: €80.000,00
Duration: 12 months
Objective: Stay BOLD empowers and motivates Bosnian and Herzegovinian youth to drive positive change by enhancing their skills, fostering civic engagement, and promoting community initiatives to address challenges in civic participation, leadership, and volunteerism.

Wellbeing in Diverse Youth Communities – WELLHOODY

Project Description

Donor: Erasmus + Swedish Agency for Youth and Civil Society
Budget: €304.770,00
Duration: 28 months
Objective: WELLHOODY aims to empower youth educators and communities in racially diverse settings, fostering youth wellbeing, active citizenship, and inclusion through evidence-based resources, open education materials, and a collaborative online platform.

Laboure HotSpot

Project Description

Donor: Erasmus+ Swedish Agency for Youth and Civil Society
Budget: €30.000,00
Duration: 18 months
Objective: Laboure HotSpot aims to enhance the capacities of youth-focused NGOs in employability, digital technologies, and innovative learning methods, culminating in the creation of an e-learning platform and guidebook to empower youth workers and enable distance learning for youth inclusion in the labor market.

New learning systems for environment protection

Project Description

Donor: Erasmus+ Swedish Agency for Youth and Civil Society
Budget: €30.000,00
Duration: 18 months
Objective: Developing innovative learning methods for environmental protection, waste management, and sustainable development to engage youth, including those with disabilities, and strengthen NGOs' capacities in this field.