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Erasmus +

Erasmus+ is the European Union’s programme to support education, training, youth, and sport in Europe. Launched in 2014, it provides opportunities for individuals and organisations to engage in cross-border mobility and collaboration, fostering skills development, cultural exchange, and innovation in these fields. The programme runs until 2027 with a focus on inclusion, digital transformation, green initiatives, and active citizenship.

Key Features of Erasmus+:

  1. Mobility: Students, trainees, staff, and youth can participate in exchanges or internships abroad to gain international experience and skills.
  2. Cooperation Projects: Organisations can collaborate on partnerships to develop best practices and innovative solutions.
  3. Focus Areas: Inclusiveness, sustainability, and fostering a European identity through cultural and educational initiatives.

Erasmus+ and the Western Balkans:

The Western Balkans has a close relationship with Erasmus+ as part of the EU’s strategy to enhance regional cooperation and support the EU accession process.

  1. Impact on the Region:
    • Education: Supports higher education reform, modernisation of universities, and internationalisation.
    • Youth Engagement: Encourages active participation of young people through exchange programs and volunteer opportunities.
    • Capacity Building: Develops institutional capacities in education and youth organisations.
    • Social Inclusion: Addresses challenges like unemployment and social cohesion by providing opportunities for disadvantaged groups.
  2. Regional Cooperation: Erasmus+ projects in the Western Balkans promote collaboration among institutions and individuals, fostering mutual understanding and regional stability.

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