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The Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document in support of potential applicants to the European Youth Together 2020 Call for Proposals (EACEA-10-2020) is now available on the call page. The document provides answers to around 140 questions received from potential applicants via the call mailbox and/or from participants at the live
The EU’s recovery efforts after the Covid-19 pandemic must have a strong social dimension in order to maintain social security networks, safeguard workers’ jobs and avoid wrongful dismissals, members of local and regional governments highlighted in a debate with Nicolas Schmit, Commissioner for Social Rights and Jobs. An opinion discussed
Save the date! – Questions and Answers (Q&A) Session for the European Youth Together 2020 Call for proposals on 6th of July 2020 from 14:30 to 15:30. Powered by WPeMatico
Info Session: European Youth Together 2020 Call for proposals – six information modules are now available online to explain the European Youth Together 2020 Call for Proposals (EACEA-10-2020). Watch the modules at your own pace at any moment and learn all you need to know about the call. Powered by
The call for proposals European Youth Together 2020 Call EACEA/10/2020has been published. Go to the call page Powered by WPeMatico
The Directorate-General for Education, Youth, Sport and Culture has published answers to Frequently Asked Questions concerning the Creative Europe programme during the COVID-19 pandemic. Read the FAQ document here Powered by WPeMatico
This year marks 30 years since the start of Interreg and the project slam is the perfect way to celebrate it. Each programme in Europe will submit project stories – and 30 of them will be shortlisted. Here in details are the 3 themes you can compete: – Neighbour cohesion:
Results for the Civil Society Cooperation – Youth action now published – call for proposals EACEA/45/2019 Powered by WPeMatico
Each programme can present up to 5 applications. Depending on the number of applications, the JS might proceed to a screening. In such case, the JS will communicate the results to all participating projects and write a letter of endorsement for the selected ones. The letter of endorsement is mandatory
Since then, Interreg has funded multiple projects in fields such as environment, education, research, health, sustainable energy and more. Interreg operates through several programmes: • 60 cross-border programmes (to improve the lives of citizens’ living in border regions by giving them more and better opportunities and access to services, the same