Animated video ‘Erasmus+ makes small things grow big together!’ detailing the assessments.
Making small things grow big together – assessments of the impacts of the Erasmus+ programme
In 2023–2024, the Finnish National Agency for Erasmus+ carried out an assessment of how Erasmus+ projects have promoted environmental responsibility, inclusion and diversity, digitalisation and active citizenship.
The impact assessment involved examining 71 Finnish Erasmus+ KA2 partnerships for cooperation that focused on the four priorities of the Erasmus+ programme for 2021–2027: environmental responsibility, inclusion and diversity, digitalisation and active citizenship. On this website, you can learn about the results of the assessment and the impacts of the projects.
The assessment in a nutshell
- 71 Erasmus+ partnerships for cooperation (KA2) in different sectors: general education, vocational education and training, higher education, adult education and youth
- Project implementation period: 2017–2022
- Assessment methods: case study method, document analysis, questionnaire survey and follow-up workshop
The assessments are part of the national impact assessment related to the monitoring of the implementation of the Erasmus+ programme’s priorities. A separate assessment report has been prepared on each of the Erasmus+ programme’s priorities.
The reports form a series of publications related to the Erasmus+ priorities that was commissioned by the Finnish National Agency for Education. All of the reports were published on the website of the Finnish National Agency for Education on 2 October 2024 and can be found at the end of this page.
Videos detailing the experiences and views of project participants
Minna Tanskanen’s experiences
www.youtube.comMinna Tanskanen from the University of Eastern Finland talks about the impacts of the Erasmus+ project ‘SAVINGSCAPES: Fostering collaborative knowledge creation and civic engagement in the field of landscape governance’ on her organisation.
Eeva Savijärvi’s and Maija Huhtiniemi’s experiences
www.youtube.comEeva Savijärvi and Maija Huhtiniemi from Muotiala Daycare Centre talk about the impacts of the Erasmus+ project ‘Sustainable Future’ on their organisation.
Heli Ramula's experiences
www.youtube.comHeli Ramula from the Diakonia College of Finland talks about the impacts of the Erasmus+ project ‘Strengthening Inclusion of students with special needs through Positive Pedagogy’ on her organisation.
Views of Programme Specialist Mauri Uusilehto from the Finnish National Agency …
www.youtube.comSenior Programme Specialist Mauri Uusilehto from the Finnish National Agency for Education explains what kind of added value an Erasmus+ project can provide to an organisation.
