The European Commission’s Erasmus+ programme will have €3.9 billion for mobility and cooperation in education, training, youth and sport by 2022.
The Erasmus programme will continue to support young people, contributing with an increased budget in the European Year of Youth 2022. New features for 2022 include:
Large-scale projects that will boost inclusive and high-quality education. They will also focus on adapting education and training systems to the ecological transition. Both types of Erasmus+ projects will run for a minimum of 3 years and will aim to involve a mix of public and private organisations.
Erasmus+ offers the possibility for project beneficiaries who are part of cooperation partnerships to apply for a lump sum to carry out their projects, thus reducing the administrative burden of application, management and reporting.
Any public or private body in the fields of education, training, youth or sport can apply for funding with the support of the Erasmus+ National Agencies, as well as the European Education and Culture Executive Agency. The specific actions and deadlines for applications will be published by the National Agencies.
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