Roughly 38 million Euro will be granted in 2015 for small (maximum 200.000 Euro) and larger scale projects through the new call for proposals “European cooperation projects 2015” within the Creative Europe programme of the European Union.

Call for proposals: Creative Europe - European cooperation projects 2015

In its EUROPEANS FOR PEACE programme, Foundation EVZ invites school and youth groups to apply in international partnerships with a school and/or non-school institution for funding of a jointly developed project proposal.
The programme aims to strengthen historical awareness and support the active commitment of young people for human rights and international understanding.

The theme for 2013-14 is “Watch Out: Discrimination! Projects on Exclusion Then and Now”, and projects can choose a historical, contemporary, or combined approach.

Applications are submitted by schools and/or institutions engaged in extra-curricular education. The project participants are young people between the ages of 14 and 21 (not university or college students). The projects will be implemented in the period between July 2014 and July 2015. Binational or trinational projects can be funded; at least one partner must be from Germany and at least one from Central, Eastern or South-Eastern Europe or from Israel.

For further information, including about contact platforms to find project partners, please read the full Call for Applications. The deadline is January 1st, 2014.

In its EUROPEANS FOR PEACE programme, Foundation EVZ invites school and youth groups to apply in international partnerships with a school and/or non-school institution for funding of a jointly developed project proposal. The programme aims to strengthen historical awareness and support the active commitment of young people for human rights and international understanding.  The theme for 2013-14 is “Watch Out: Discrimination! Projects on Exclusion Then and Now”, and projects can choose a historical, contemporary, or combined approach.

§  Applications are submitted by schools and/or institutions engaged in extra-curricular education. The project participants are young people between the ages of 14 and 21 (not university or college students). The projects will be implemented in the period between July 2014 and July 2015.  Binational or trinational projects can be funded; at least one partner must be from Germany and at least one from Central, Eastern or South-Eastern Europe or from Israel.

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For further information, including about contact platforms to find project partners, please read the full Call for Applications.  The deadline is January 1^st, 2014.

The purpose of this call for proposals is to support projects which promote information and communication actions with a European dimension that are aimed at young people and youth leaders, in the context of the European Year of Citizens and the perspective of elections to the European Parliament in 2014.

The projects will aim in the long term to encourage the participation of young people in public life and to facilitate the achievement of their potential as active, responsible European citizens.