Erasmus+ opportunities for cultural projects

Marta Gutierrez Benet

DG EAC – Erasmus+ Coordination Unit

Erasmus+ is the European Union Programme for education, training, youth and sport

Erasmus+

Key Action 1 (KA1)

Learning mobilityfor learners and staff

Key Action 2 (KA2)

Cooperation projects

Key Action 3 (KA3)

Support topolicy reform

Key Action 1(KA1) – Learning mobility

Mobility for school pupils and staff

Mobility for VET learners and staff

Mobility for higher educationstudents and staff

Youth exchanges, youth participation activities and youth workers mobility

Mobility for staff of adulteducation organisations

PARTNERSHIPS FOR COOPERATION

PARTNERSHIPS FOR INNOVATION

PARTNERSHIPS FOR EXCELLENCE

Erasmus Mundus

European Universities

Forward looking Projects

Innovation Alliances

Cooperation Partnerships

Key Action 2 - Different cooperation models

Small ScalePartnerships

VET Centres of Excellence

Specific Calls published by EACEA: https://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus-plus/actions/support-for-policy-reforms_en

Key Action 3 - Support to Policy reform

Dialogue with Stakeholders Studies, surveys, evidence gathering

Policy experimentation

EU-funded project VISION brought theatre to visually impaired young people across five European countries, boosting their physical and vocal self-confidence.

More information about the project:

https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/project-result-content/5174cf37-e6ef-4589-b7e0-ec3adb3f95b3/Fact_Sheet_2014-1-BG01-KA201-001555

Project’s website:

https://www.vision-erasmusplus.eu/

Project example under KA2 Partnerships: “VISION”

• Offering a more inclusive and accesible programme

• Making Erasmus+ a more environmentallysustainable programme and fistering sustainablebehaviours

• Promoting the use of digital tools and the developmentof digital skills

• Enhancing active participation in the programme and in society

• Fostering synergies between different fundingschemes

Key priorities for the future Erasmus+

Special Strategic Partnership Calls as a response to COVID-19

• Partnerships for Digital education Readiness (higher education, vocational education and training, school education fields)

• Partnerships for Creativity (school education, adult education and youth fields)

à Call open until 29/10/2020

The Call for Partnerships for Creativity more in detail…

Bring together the education field with organisations from the creative and cultural sectors to support educational activities that:

• reinforce creativity in education, • contribute to job creation, sustainable development and social

inclusion through the arts• foster innovative participatory and intercultural dialogue

approaches• stimulate European awareness

A complete description and the rules for application can be found in the Erasmus+ Programme Guide v.3 (Chapter on Strategic Partnerships, and in particular as of page 115).

How can you participate in Erasmus+?

KA1

KA2

KA3Step 1: Decide which action suits best your

project idea

Step 2: Look for inspiration and best practices among previous projects and seek support from your Erasmus+ National Agency or the Executive Agency EACEA

Step 3: Together with your project partners. write your application and submit it to the relevant Agency

Erasmus Days 2020: 15th-17th October

• Look for inspiration and best practices in the Erasmus+ Project Results Platform: https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/projects_en

• Contact the Erasmus+ National Agencies in your country: https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/contact/national-agencies_en

• Contact the Executive Agency EACEA for centrally managed calls: https://eacea.ec.europa.eu/erasmus-plus

• Find all Erasmus+ related information and reference documents in the Erasmus+ Website: https://ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus-plus/node_en

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