Download the European Solidarity Corps Guide 2023.

European Solidarity Corps Guide 2023

This call for proposals covers the following actions of the European Solidarity Corps programme:

• Volunteering Projects
• Volunteering Teams in High Priority Areas
• Solidarity Projects
• Quality Label for solidarity volunteering activities
• Quality Label for humanitarian aid volunteering
• Volunteering under the European Voluntary Humanitarian Aid Corps.

Who Can Participate

Any public or private entity whether non-profit or profit making, local, regional, national or international may apply for funding under the European Solidarity Corps. In addition, groups of young people registered in the European Solidarity Corps Portal, may apply for funding for Solidarity Projects.

The following countries can fully take part in all European Solidarity Corps actions:

• the 27 Member States of the European Union and Overseas Countries and Territories,
• third countries associated to the Programme
• EFTA/EEA countries: Iceland and Liechtenstein,
• EU candidate countries: the Republic of Turkey, the Republic of North Macedonia

Deadlines

The detailed conditions of this call for proposals, including priorities, can be found in the 2023 European Solidarity Corps Guide.

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The Erasmus+ Programme Guide is essential to understanding Erasmus+. It provides participating organisations and individuals a comprehensive list of opportunities supported by the programme.

The Erasmus+ Guide 2021

The Guide is available online, with a more user-friendly, accessible format to make it easier to find information, and as a PDF file to download.

The Guide (version 1 of 25/03/2021) is an integral part of the 2021 Erasmus+ Call for Proposals, published on 25/03/2021.

Organisations and institutions seeking funding in the framework of this call must comply with the conditions for participation and funding expressed in this Guide.

The document provides information on:

• the priorities of the programme,
• the actions supported,
• the funding available for different actions,
• detailed information on participation.

The Programme Guide is currently under translation. Translations will be published here as soon as they become available. In the case of conflicting meanings between language versions, the English version prevails.

See the Guide here, or download as PDF file.

Official source: European Commision

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QUALITY LABEL

Under “What are the criteria used to assess a Quality Label” – Page 20:

Removal of “Duration – The whole duration of the programming period (2018-2020)”. The validity of the Quality Label is already covered under “How does it work” on page 16.

VOLUNTEERING

Under “Volunteering” – Page 24

NB: For individual volunteering activities, organisations involved as partners in projects need to be holding a valid Erasmus+ accreditation or Quality Label at the start of the activities they are involved in. It is especially important that they submit the application for Quality Label at least 2 months before the start of the activity. For application purposes, host organisations that will be identified in the application form will need to have at least submitted their Quality Label prior to the call deadline. In all cases, the applicant organisation must hold a valid Erasmus+ accreditation or Quality Label at the application deadline.

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The guide is intended to provide experts with instructions and guidance on how to ensure a high quality standardised assessment of a project application received in response to Calls for Proposals managed by the Education Audiovisual and Culture Executive Agency and advice on providing accreditation. It provides general information on the role and tasks of an expert and the methodology and principles of quality assessments in Erasmus+ centralised actions managed by EACEA.

Even if it is written to guide the evaluators in the process of judgement, it can be also very useful for organisations: knowing what the evaluators will assess, it will be easier to write a successful proposal.

For example, this are the main criteria that are considered when assessing in a project, according with the guide:

• Relevance of the project
• Quality of the project design and implementation
• Quality of the project team and the cooperation arrangements
• Impact and dissemination

The guide also give certain guidelines regarding: confidentiality, code of conduct, how to give feeback to the applicants, or what are good assessment practices.

If you want to know more, you can now download the 2020 guide HERE!

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