Youth in Action programme
How to participate
Want to get involved?
There
are two main ways to get involved in the Programme:
1. You are …
…
a young person aged between 13-30 or a youth worker…
…
full of energy, creativity and ideas and would like to find a way to develop
them…
…
looking for opportunities to meet and exchange ideas and practices with other
young people or youth workers from different countries…
…
interested in volunteering in another country…
As
an individual you can be a participant in one of the
activities supported by the Programme.
If
you would like to get involved, find out more about the opportunities offered
by the Programme by browsing through the different sections of this website.
You will get a general overview of what Youth in Action can offer you as well
as some useful information on its Actions and features.
Want
to know more?
Take
a look at the Youth in Action Programme guide – it will give
you a deeper insight into the Actions and types of activities that can be
supported by the Programme.
Get
in touch with your National Agency or Eurodesk national office for
further information and advice.
2. You are …
…
a non-governmental youth organisation,
…
an informal group of young people,
…
a local or regional public body,
…
a body active at European level in the field of youth …
…
willing to develop a project and submit an application for funding under the
Youth in Action Programme…
Become
a promoter of an activity to be supported by the Programme!
If
you would like to get involved and submit a project application for funding,
the first port of call for additional information after this website is theYouth
in Action Programme Guide.
Read
it carefully!
It
will help you understand the Programme's objectives and criteria, and to
identify the types of projects that can be supported by the Programme.
Think
through your project idea and make sure it respects all the criteria and
conditions described in the Guide…
Fill
in the official application form for the Action
you want to apply for.
Make
sure you respect the deadlines!
Remember!
Depending
on the type of organisation, promoters may submit their application to
their National Agency (national level)
or to the Executive Agency (European
level).
For
projects submitted to a National Agency there are five application deadlines
per year:
| Projects starting between |
Application deadline |
|
1 May and 30 September |
1 February |
|
1 July and 30 November |
1 April |
|
1 September and 31 January |
1 June |
|
1 December and 30 April |
1 September |
|
1 February and 31 July |
1 November |
For
projects submitted to the Executive Agency there are three application deadlines
a year:
Projects starting between
|
Application deadline
|
|
1 August and 31 December
|
1 February
|
|
1 December and 30 April
|
1 June
|
|
1 March and 31 July
|
1 September
|
Once
your application is submitted, it will go through a selection process to make
sure that it fulfils all the Programme criteria. At the end of this process,
your National Agency or the Executive Agency will inform you of the results. If
your application is successful, you will have to sign a grant agreement before
starting your activities.
Get support!
At
every stage of the process, whether you are looking for additional information
or for advice on how to develop your project ideas, whether you need support in
partner-finding or help to fill in your application form, during or after your
project implementation, you can get assistance, training and advice from
various support structures (your National Agency or the Executive Agency, the
Eurodesk network, SALTO Youth Resource Centres). Do not hesitate to contact
them at any stage!
For
more information:
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in Radijo Klubas
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