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YOUTH IN ACTION Programme 200 7 -20 13

YOUTH IN ACTION Programme 200 7 -20 13 Opportunities of the cooperation between Programme and Neighbouring Partner Countries. Youth Programmes of European Union 2007 – 2013: Youth in Action 2000 – 2006: Youth 1993 – 1999: Youth for Europe. Youth in Action Programme. Programme Priorities

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YOUTH IN ACTION Programme 200 7 -20 13

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  1. YOUTH IN ACTION Programme 2007-2013 Opportunities of the cooperation between Programme and Neighbouring Partner Countries

  2. Youth Programmes of European Union 2007 – 2013:Youth in Action 2000 – 2006:Youth 1993 – 1999:Youth for Europe

  3. Youth in Action Programme Programme Priorities • European citizenship • Participation of young people • Cultural Diversity • Inclusion of young people with fewer opportunities

  4. For whom? • Young people from 13 till 30 years old • Youth workers / youth leaders • Youth organizations • Coordinators of projects in the field of youth and non-formal learning • Other non-profit organizations and institutions

  5. Programme Countries • 27 countries of European Union • 3 European Free Trade Association (EFTA/EEA) members – Island, Norway, Liechtenstein • Turkey, Croatia – candidate for accession to EU • Switzerland • FYR of Macedonia is going to finish the process of integration into the Programme till the end of 2011

  6. Neighbouring Partner Countries • 7 countries of Eastern Europe and Caucasus (EECA): Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, Russian Federation, Ukraine. • 9 countries of the Mediterranean Region (MEDA): Algeria, Egypt, Israel, Jordan, Lebanon, Morocco, Palestinian Authority of the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Syria, Tunisia. • 7 countries of South East Europe (SEE): Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, FYR of Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, Kosovo under UNSC Resolution 1244/1999.

  7. Three types of activities available for cooperation with the Neighbouring Partner countries • European Voluntary Service - EVS (Action 2) • Youth Exchanges (Action 3.1) • Trainings and networking (Action 3.1)

  8. European Voluntary Service(EVS) – Action 2 • 1 to 30 volunteers involved in the project. • One or more organizations that SEND volunteer abroad. • One or more organizations that HOST volunteer in their country. • One organization / coordinator, any organization (can be one of the sending or hosting organizations) that coordinates project, communication, finances etc. Project structure:

  9. Youth Exchanges Action 3.1 • 16-60 participants, aged from 13 till 25, not including group leaders. • Few participants can be older, but not more than 30 years old. • Project duration, including preparation, realization, evaluation, dissemination and valorisation of results can’t be longer that 15 months. • Activity duration is 6 to 21 days, without travel.

  10. Trainings and Networking Action 3.1 Aims: 1 –Promoting exchanges, cooperation and training in European youth work 2 – Supporting development of projects under the Youth in Action Programme Cooperation and partnerships, training measures and exchange of good practice are the key terms for the development of youth organisations, civil society and those involved in youth work.

  11. How to apply? Application forms can be received: • In Internet: eacea.ec.europa.eu/static/en/youth • From the National Agencies of the Youth in Action Programme • From the SALTO EECA Resource Centre Deadlines for applications: 1 February, 1 May, 1 October,

  12. Development of international youth cooperation with Eastern Europe and Caucasus within the Youth in Action Programme2007-2010

  13. How it began? • 2000 – YOUTH Programme is available for EECA countries. Activities are financed at centralised level • 2003 – National Agencies started to finance cooperation with EECA countries at decentralized level • October 2003 - SALTO Eastern Europe and Caucasus Resource Center was established

  14. Total number of projects granted in 2007-2010: 2.255

  15. Total number of participantsof projects: 27.630

  16. Number of EVS projects granted in 2007-2010 Total number – 1.285

  17. Total number of EVS volunteers sent from and hosted in EECA countries in 2007-2010

  18. A new EAP Youth Window from January 2012: 1. 12,5 mio EUR for disposal of EECA youth organisations (except Russia) for multilateral projects within YiA programme at centralised level 2. 19 Mio EUR for disposal of Programme countries for multilateral projects within YiA programme at decentralised level (managed by YiA Nas) Eastern Partnership Youth Window

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