Programmes

Small-scale Partnerships are the entry point to Erasmus+ cooperation funding, designed for newcomers and for smaller organisations with limited administrative capacity.

Cooperation Partnerships are the main Erasmus+ action for organisations that want to work together across borders on a shared project over one to three years.

European Partnerships for School Development fund cross-border cooperation between school authorities and the schools they are responsible for, aimed at improving the quality of learning and teaching and at building capacity for cooperation across school education systems.

European Youth Together is an Erasmus+ action for projects run by a consortium of at least 5 organisations from 5 countries in the youth field.

Short-term projects let a school, a vocational education and training provider or an adult education organisation organise mobility activities for its learners and staff over 6 to 18 months.

Youth Exchanges bring together groups of young people aged 13 to 30 from at least two countries for a programme of activities lasting 5 to 21 days.

Mobility of youth workers supports the professional development of youth workers through activities lasting 2 to 60 days, run by at least two organisations from different countries.

Youth participation activities fund projects involving young people aged 13 to 30 and the decision-makers relevant to the topics they address, either national with one organisation or transnational with at least two.

The DiscoverEU Inclusion Action lets one organisation organise DiscoverEU travels for young people with fewer opportunities aged 18 to 21, with one to five participants per travel and accompanying persons where needed.

Mobility of sport staff lets a grassroots sport organisation send its coaches, other sport staff and volunteers abroad, for job shadowing and observation periods of 2 to 14 days or coaching and training assignments of 7 to 45 days.

An Erasmus accreditation is not a project grant: an organisation in vocational education and training, school education or adult education applies with an Erasmus Plan and, if accredited, gains simplified access to Key Action 1 mobility funding.

The Erasmus accreditation in the field of youth is not a project grant: it gives an organisation simplified access to Key Action 1 funding for learning mobility in the youth field.

A Solidarity Project is a non-profit solidarity activity initiated, developed and implemented by a group of at least 5 young people for 2 to 12 months, to bring positive change in their local community.

Volunteering Projects let an organisation holding a Quality Label for lead organisations request a grant for volunteering activities — individual volunteering and volunteering teams — over up to 24 months.

Citizens' engagement and participation is a CERV call with three topics: free, fair and inclusive electoral processes; citizens' active engagement and democratic participation in public policymaking, beyond elections; and countering disinformation and foreign information manipulation and interference.

Networks of Towns invites municipalities, regions and associations working together in a long-term perspective to develop networks of towns, make their cooperation more sustainable and exchange good practice.

European Remembrance is a call of the Citizens, Equality, Rights and Values programme (CERV) for projects on one of five remembrance topics.

Town Twinning promotes exchanges between citizens of different countries through town twinning, to give them practical experience of the wealth and diversity of the Union's common heritage.

European Cooperation Projects are transnational projects involving organisations in the cultural and creative sectors from different countries taking part in the Creative Europe programme.

Coordination and Support Actions are Horizon Europe proposals written against a work programme topic, which may be submitted by one or more legal entities.

Research and Innovation Actions and Innovation Actions are Horizon Europe proposals written against a work programme topic, by a consortium of at least 3 independent legal entities from 3 different countries, at least 1 of them in a Member State.