EaSI 2016 - Information sharing and outreach activities to young people about the Youth Guarantee - VP/2016/008

Call for proposals EaSI 2016 - Information sharing and outreach activities to young people about the Youth Guarantee - VP/2016/008

published in Friday, April 08, 2016 under Social Affairs

Actions

The types of activities which may be funded under this call for proposals include:Under objective 1:

• actions aiming at the creation and improving of networks, cooperation mechanisms and exchange of good practices among Youth Guarantee provision and governance stakeholders.
• conferences, seminars;
• training activities.

Under objective 2:

• Outreach, information sharing and communication activities related to the Youth Guarantee (inter alia):
  • development and maintenance of a devoted national Youth Guarantee online platform (for example a website or a part of existing website), which provides regular updates on the state of play of Youth Guarantee implementation in the country, and especially where young people can find out about the opportunities available to them under the scheme (what, how, when) and where they can register. Each applicant whose Member State has not yet set up such an online platform/website should include this activity in the proposal. Revamps or major extensions of existing platforms are also eligible.
  • The identification, documentation and dissemination of at least 5 case studies/testimonials highlighting a success story of a person who has benefited from the YG programme, ideally covering the different types of quality offers (education, traineeship, apprenticeship and job opportunities). Each applicant whose Member State does not yet have such case studies/ testimonials at their disposal should include this activity in the proposal.
  • development and use of existing national 'own media' portals;
  • social media communication;
  • advertising (including digital) and ambient media;
  • press and media relations;
  • distribution of information and materials via existing networks in touch with young people, such as the Eurodesk 20 network of multipliers;
  • peer-to-peer outreach (involving young people e.g. as youth ambassadors);
  • events, street outreach and visits and activities in youth centres.

Covered areas

Bodies or institutes must have their registered legal seat in one of the countries taking part in the Programme which are:

• European Union (EU)