Starting from the idea that young people are the driving force of society, able to influence decision-making processes and shape the future of their reality, from local to global level, this project aims to foster the potential of young people to be active citizens and actors of real social change in their local communities. The project focuses on quality of youth work at the international level in terms of analysing and increasing capacities and possibilities of youth workers from civil society organisations and municipalities to engage young people in decision-making processes at the local level through local youth councils, and equipping young people with the skills and competences for quality participation. We believe that local youth council is a model that can have a huge potential in reaching out to marginalised youth that has something to say and can bring different perspectives of local issues, but is usually not in involved in such structures. Therefore, the project will focus on establishing and improving the existing local youth councils in the participating municipalities in Italy, North Macedonia, Morocco, Tunisia, Palestine and Portugal by developing a Quality charter on participatory and inclusive local youth councils and training modules, together with a series of trainings and capacity-building activities that will help capacitate the members of the youth councils to act as multipliers in creating an inclusive and representative democratic structure for youth participation in decision-making processes corresponding to the needs of their communities. Altogether, over 500 participants (youth workers, young leaders, young people, municipality officers) will be directly involved in the project activities. Due to the online dimension of part of the project actions, the project will reach far beyond the original partnership and aims to have a world-wide impact.

<< Objectives >>ADYE seeks to improve the capacities of youth CSOs to advocate for youngsters’ rights in the post-pandemic framework with emphasis on employment by: - Developing skills of youth organisations and youth workers- Developing skills and empowering young people who are NEETs and/or belong to vulnerable groups - Exchanging & establishing replicable good practice models for advocacy - Raising awareness about youth unemployment and developing tools and methods to address it on institutional level.<< Implementation >>- Project management and implementation including a kick-off meeting in person and a mid-term and final evaluation meetings online.- Training of local working groups on research methods and practices and advocacy concepts and tools- Desk and field research on good practices of advocacy for employment.- International training on advocacy including capacity building for organising campaigns in the following phase.- Advocacy campaigns.- Creation of a platform for dissemination of results<< Results >>Local and transnational (digital) trainings on research methods and applications (2) and on advocacy theory and practice (2)30 interviews per partner across sectors on youth employment Desk research on successful actions of advocacy in the field of employmentGuide with good practices for advocacy for youth CSOs in English and in the local language International training on advocacy Design, implement and monitor four advocacy campaigns (one per partner)Create a platform for project results

<< Objectives >>The core objective of the project is the promotion of European citizenship in terms of:Mainstreaming the opportunities for young citizens (Discover EU, Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps, Erasmus for Young Entrepreneurs) Ensuring the promotion of the European Youth Goals in schools Improving the advocacy and lobbying skills of the partnersDeveloping a participatory methodology to accompany young people with fewer opportunities to lead processes of civic engagement and active citizenship.<< Implementation >>Over the 18 months of the project the main activities are:- 3 trainings for youth workers and youth 1) a 4 days Media Training;2) a 4 days Training focused on participatory methodologies and facilitation of local activities;3) a 4 day Training on advocacy and civic lobbying for youth organisations;- 3 cycles of virtual debate. Each cycle will contain a preparatory session, two debate sessions and one post-debate/debriefing session. - We will also implement 9 multiplier events.<< Results >>In terms of results, the project will produce the following: (R) Toolkit, (R) Manifesto, (R) Erasmus for Dummies, (R) Comprehensive report.The organisations involved will benefit from the participation in this project with regard to three main pillars: instil European active citizenship between involved target groups; increase the competencies and the involvement of youth-led organizations in policy-making; foster partnerships, networking and coalitions at local, national at European level.

<< Objectives >>Way2Go Project wants to:- Create Europe-wide network through accessible & user-friendly online platform for disadvantaged youth & organisations willing to cooperate on European projects & achieve full accessibility in their work, - Build capacity through developing inclusion related youth friendly & accessible training modules & organising training camps for the target groups & training young accessibility ambassadors, - Engage community & secure topic visibility through outreach campaigns.<< Implementation >>Apart from regular PM activities and TPMs, following has been foreseen:WP2: focus group surveys, platform & app design, concept, development, testing and validation will lead to W2G platform creation,WP3: Disability Inclusion Guidelines drafting, Youth Accessibility Ambassadors training, and this methodology through meetings and workshops testing, andWP4: project promotion and awareness raising campaign together with local conferences will lead to final platform & app promotion in Vienna.<< Results >>In conclusion, during the course of 24 months, Way2Go Project will produce:(1) online platform and app, (2) skilled and trained Youth Accessibility Ambassadors, and (3) functional network of project seekers of mixed abilities and open, accessible, and inclusive organisations to partner up and secure fully accessible Erasmus and ESC projects.

<< Objectives >>We will raise the awareness of future generations for a more sustainable and livable green world. We will contribute to young people living in rural areas and migrated to cities to acquire new knowledge and skills. In thisway, we will give them a new perspective that can be a job.<< Implementation >>-By drawing attention to the importance of water and forests for future generations, presentations will be made on information that will raise awareness among young people.-A presentation will be prepared to give a versatile perspective on the importance of organic agriculture and the harms of chemical agriculture.-The importance of our forests in water retention will be demonstrated with experimental methods-Organic Fertilizer Workshop will be held.-Germination workshop will be held.<< Results >>Our first goals, which we expect from our project, are; to raise awareness about the importance of water and organic agriculture, the harms of chemical agriculture.Thanks to our project, our participants and our results, we will have supported the work done for a sustainable green world, which is our most comprehensive goal, and we will take a step for this as an association.Another goal is to contribute to employment by providing them with new knowledge and skills.