PARTNER ORGANISATIONS
Youth for Diversity Agder
I.D.E.A. Project beneficiary
MISSION:
To break down misconceptions around and discrimination towards minorities and work towards a sustainable and environmentally friendly future with the use of digitalisation through local and global community work.
ACTIVITIES:
YDA has local and international activities all with a focus on non-formal learning, democracy, civic participation, European citizenship, and social entrepreneurship. Locally we have held workshops, events, protests, and other projects cooperating with local youth organisations and public bodies such as the municipality, the university, and the local peace and human rights centre. On an international level we have participated and facilitated Erasmus+ youth mobilities.
Tett-Hely Ifjúsági Egyesület
I.D.E.A. Project partner
MISSION STATEMENT:
The Tett- Hely Ifjúsági Egyesület (THE), formerly known as the Dél-Pannon Fiatalok Európáért Egyesület, is dedicated to representing and promoting the interests of the youth age group. Their primary mission is to assist the young generation in creating the conditions for a successful life.
ACTIVITIES:
They engage in active civic participation at the local, regional, national, and European levels. They are actively imparting knowledge and experience, fostering positive values, and providing opportunities for involvement in concrete activities and leisure programs. They have experience in participating and facilitating Erasmus+ mobility projects, and have hosted many EVS volunteers over the years.
Erasmus+Ungdom
Erasmus+ is the European Union’s program for education, training, youth, and sports.
The program has a budget of 26.5 billion euros for the period 2021-2027, representing a 90 percent increase compared to the previous period. Approximately 10 percent of this budget is allocated to the youth component of the program.
Erasmus+ Ungdom is The Norwegian National Agency responsible for administering Erasmus+ Youth, the youth component of Erasmus+, in Norway is the Directorate for Children, Youth, and Family Affairs (Bufdir).
They support projects involving youth aged 13-30 and those working with youth. In 2023, we have approximately 62 million Norwegian kroner available for youth projects in Norway. Ten percent of these funds are allocated to accredited organisations.
I.D.E.A. was funded by Erasmus+ Ungdom
If you are interested to participate in youth projects, or want to make one yourself, get in touch with them!