<< Objectives >>We want to achieve by implementing the From Digital to Smart Tourism:- provide digital transformation,- Encourage green tourism- Shape Flexibility in Vocational Education and Training<< Implementation >>There are 5 activities that are connected with each other in our project. These activities include the website, workshops, campaigns, preparation of the manual and transnational meetings. TPM activities will be held in Italy and Spain.<< Results >>- participants and professionals will be made aware of smart tourism,- Businesses, partners and stakeholders will benefit from the Erasmus+ program and smart tourism opportunities,- To ensure that tourism activities are easy and accessible with the transformation of digital tools.- project outputs to be a resource for other institutions

<< Objectives >>The project is to empower young people with disabilities and educational and geographical barriers to be active citizens and participate actively in the democratic life through an innovative art-based methodology.The project promotes alternative forms of local participatory democracy for young people in Europe, enhance participation of marginalised youth, and reinforce the link between policy and youth work, contributing to bringing the EU level on a local scale.<< Implementation >>The project includes four main activities:- A preparatory stage to identify the challenges of marginalized youth- development of an innovative art-based methodology- Pilot implementation of the methodology- Develop an open source capacity building course<< Results >>At the end of the project we expect the following results:a) 18 marginalised young people will have create artworks regarding EU issues and discussed with policy-makers at local level,b) The AE4U methodology: a new innovative model to engage marginalised young people in democratic processes through art and creativity.c) An online course for youth workers and policy-makers regarding AE4Ud) min. 9 youth workers and policy makers trained to use the methodology

<< Objectives >>The project aims to rely on unifying structures that deploy and often innovate socio-professional integration mechanisms at the local level. But often isolated, undervalued, with few resources, these actors express their need for support and accompaniment, and this is why they have established this strategic partnership.<< Implementation >>We want to mobilize youth workers and young people around capacity-building processes to create inclusion initiatives that are recognized and accepted by all stakeholders. In this project, we will organize educational modules and be in direct contact with young people to strengthen them.We will also create links with other local partner institutions.<< Results >>- strengthening the skills of youth workers who support the process of integrating young people- Have people who can prevent young people from dropping out of school with expectation tools- with permanent means to support young people, women and families around the youth for employability project

<< Objectives >>1- Improve and deepen the approach of adults in uncertain and unstable situations to increase and adequately establish the exercise of their citizenship2- support the know-how of employees and volunteers of associations for the innovation of support processes and the development of methods to support the public's desire to get involved3- Encourage and facilitate joint and interactive actions, improve the pooling of experiences, intensify dialogue between all<< Implementation >>A1- Kick off meeting with participation of the target audienceA2 Local workshops organized around participatory dynamics and focus groups bringing together employees/volunteers from organizations and adults in precarious situationsA3- Analysis and perspective of practicesA4- creation of the toolA5- Dissemination<< Results >>- The associative sector, adopts a more inclusive approach by giving a real place to adults in precarious situations as actors and no longer simple beneficiaries of the projects put in place.-Employees and volunteers in the sector are rethinking the way they support and collaborate with the public- This approach allows the development of common values between “supporters” and “accompanied” in terms of inclusion, participation, citizenship and commitment

"The new Work Plan for Culture (2019 - 2022) adopted by the European Council on November 27, 2018 sets 5 priorities: (1) the sustainability of the cultural heritage; (2) cohesion and well-being; (3) ecosystem care to support artists, professionals in the cultural and creative field and with European content; (4) gender equality and (5) international cultural relations.All these 5 priorities are implemented in a set of 17 concrete actions.Through the project ""European integration through national traditions"" we aim to support gender equality, multicultural diversity and international cultural relations through:- creating cultural links between the participating countries (Italy, Romaina, Turkey, Portugal);- mutual knowledge of the traditions of each country involved in the project, through theoretical presentations and practical activities;- the integration, through culture, of disadvantaged groups (elderly, people below the poverty line, minorities, immigrants, etc.) from the 4 countries involved.The objectives of our project In-Tra-Dance are as follows: O1: establishment of 4 sets of European folk dances (one for each country involved in the project), consisting of a minimum of 10 participants each; O2: learning, by each national group, of at least two popular dances from the other participating countries; O3: a minimum of 4 traditional art workshops (one for each transnational meeting); O4: organization of at least 4 public events (shows) of traditional dances from each participating country (one show with at least 100 people for each transnational meeting), entitled ""Night of European cultures"".The participants in the project will have the following profile:- adults, regardless of age, race, ethnicity, sex, religious, political or sexual orientation, eager to know other European traditions and customs;- about 30% of the direct beneficiaries of our non-formal activities will be from disadvantaged environments (elderly, people below the poverty line, minorities, immigrants, etc.).In order to ensure gender equality, an equal number of men and women will be taken into account in the selection of participants.In fact, we will have- a preparatory visit to Italy, to organize the project activities;- 4 transnational meetings in: Romania, Turkey, Italy and Portugal. Each country involved in the project will participate with a set of 10 dancers (including an instructor) in transnational meetings from the other countries. During these meetings, participants from the host country will teach guests at least two local folk dances. The rehearsals for dances will take place in the morning, and afternoons will be allocated to traditional art workshops. Each country will prepare workshops specific to the area: - in Romania, there will be the workshop to make popular masks - in Turkey - the workshop of pottery workshop - in Italy - a ceramic painting workshop - in Portugal - ""Gigantone"" workshops (traditional percussion instrument).During the transnational meetings we will have at least one activity in the rural area of each country, in collaboration with the local authorities in the respective communes.At the end of each meeting there will be a traditional dance show for the widest possible audience (""Night of European cultures""). Each national group will have a minimum of 30 minutes of performance. The events will take place in public spaces or in rooms with free and free access for any person, with the involvement of local authorities. The project activities will provide opportunities for institutionalized links between the local authorities in the 4 cities involved, including at the level of twinning between cities.During the transnational meetings there will also be meetings with the officials from the host city in order to continue the activities of the project and after the conclusion of the European funding."