Second Meeting held on Implementation of Compact for Young People in Humanitarian Action

written by INFO, un.org

Almost forty representatives from humanitarian partners, including Governments, NGOs, youth organizations, private sector and UN agencies, met last week in Geneva, Switzerland…

Over 1300 Erasmus Mundus scholarships awarded for 2017

written by INFO, europa.eu

1345 students from world have been awarded EU-funded scholarships to begin Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degrees
this autumn…

UN cultural agency promotes power of youth to preserve cultural heritage

written by INFO, un.org

Young people from around the world today joined United Nations staff and international dignitaries in Changsha, China, to show support for protecting and preserving the cultural heritage along the Silk Route…

Have your say on Erasmus+

written by INFO, europa.eu

The Commission wants to hear from young people, students, teachers, youth workers, organisations, employers and more as it shapes the programme’s future…

Improving access to international volunteering for all

written by INFO, europa.eu

The International Volunteer Opportunities for All (IVO4ALL) project is an international cooperation between youth ministries and national volunteering schemes. The participants are working to make volunteering more international and more open to young people of all backgrounds…

Addressing Youth Unemployment in the Balkans

written by Daniel Linotte, EU

Balkan countries are confronted with high rates of youth unemployment. Such a situation may severely impact on political stability in the region and can cause tensions between communities; in addition, it stimulates illicit activities in the grey economy…

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