

Long-term cooperation projects under Erasmus+ Youth and the European Solidarity Corps
The projects focus on inclusion and diversity, digitalisation, environmental responsibility and active citizenship, which are the priorities of the EU youth programmes, and on the themes of the EU Youth Strategy and the European Youth Goals.
These strategic projects support the development youth work and youth policy and promote the internationalisation of organisations and the inclusion of young people in the programme period 2021–2027.
The National Agencies work in cooperation with organisations in the field of youth at the national and local level. Finland’s National Agency participates in a total of 13 projects. Three of them are coordinated by Finland.
Cooperation projects coordinated by Finland



Finland participates in the following cooperation projects

Beyond Borders – Neighbours Together (in Finnish)
www.oph.fiDevelops youth work and youth activities between the EU and its neighbouring areas.

Democracy Reloading (in Finnish)
www.oph.fiSupports municipalities in involving young people in local democracy.

European Academy of Youth Work (in Finnish)
www.oph.fiCollects and disseminates innovations made in European youth work.

European Youth Work Agenda (in Finnish)
www.oph.fiPromotes the visibility of youth work at the political level, disseminates new results and working methods and monitors the development of youth work in Europe.

EuroPeers (in Finnish)
www.oph.fiBuilds a community for young people who have participated in EU youth programmes and offers them opportunities to communicate information to their peers.

Europe Goes Local (in Finnish)
www.oph.fiDevelops and strengthens municipal youth work in Europe.

New Power in Youth (in Finnish)
www.oph.fiDevelops the skills of those working with young people in supporting young people’s growth to citizenship and participation in democratic life.

Strategic Partnership on Inclusion (in Finnish)
www.oph.fiSupports the opportunities of young people in a vulnerable position to participate in EU youth programmes.

Strategic Partnership on Sport (in Finnish)
www.oph.fiIncreases the participation of physical activity organisations in EU youth programmes and encourages the utilisation of international voluntary work in sports.

Youth@Work (in Finnish)
www.oph.fiSupports the role of youth work in the employment and entrepreneurship of young people.
Background to cooperation projects

