AAA | Activism Against Ableism is funded through Cooperation partnerships in Youth for the years 2022 to 2024 and aims to 

1. foster social awareness on ableism and the challenges it creates for differently abled people, preventing discrimination and fostering inclusion; empower young European citizens with disabilities to become socially/politically active, promoting their advocacy activism regarding disability policies through collaborative/participatory strategies; and 

2. train youth workers on these strategies; develop networks to foster awareness and inclusive intervention; influence policymaking in the area

This all is to benefit differently abled young people and youth workers that work with them and front-line service providers, organisations that work with disabled young people are also part of the target groups as well as relevant stakeholders, staff of the organisations involved in the project consortium, staff of the associated partners who have undertaken to support the development, testing and implementation of the project.

The consortium is made up of representatives from Greece, Spain, Portugal, Ireland, Italy, and Cyprus and is coordinated by Iserundschmidt GmbH from Germany.

CoopAnimArt | développer les compétences de coopération physique, numérique et éthique dans le spectacle vivant - is funded through Erasmus+ for the years 2021 to 2023 and aims to to promote the use of cooperative facilitation and collective intelligence techniques, and thus improve the ability to cooperate and network, encourage experimentation and develop a high level of participation.. For the benefit of performative arts and cultural professionals.

The consortium is made up of representatives from Portugal, Hungary, Slovenia, Greece and Cyprus and is coordinated by Occitanie en scène from France.

Beyond Capital - The next generation of social enterprises is funded through KA2 Erasmus+ for the years (2021 to 2023) and aims to 1. Offer advanced training for those working in social enterprises, cooperatives and nonprofit organizations, combining the knowledge necessary for business management and financial skills. 2. Disseminates advanced knowledge on the supply of finance and promotes sustainable funding opportunities for the social enterprise. 3. Promote a sense of initiative and entrepreneurial culture intended as the ability to act in innovative and enterprising ways, especially when it comes to financial planning and management.

The consortium is made up of representatives from Malta, Cyprus, Spain, Belgium, Germany and Italy and is coordinated by the Maltese Italian Chamber of Commerce (MICC) from Malta. 

Intergreen | Building Sustainability Advisors for Greener Municipalities across Europe is funded through KA2 Eramus+  for the years (2022 to 2025) and aims to build capacities in the areas of sustainable development for municipality workers, and to transfer those capacities to the wider environment such they can be institutionalised on a wider national level and internationalised.

The consortium is made up of representatives from Greece, Portugal, The Republic of North Macedonia, Italy and Cyprus and is coordinated by GIP FIPAN from France.

Buddy Migrants: Building inclusive communities through intercultural education in schools, is funded through KA2 Erasmus+ 2022-2024 and aims to project aims to address the barriers faced by newly-arrived third country natonal (TCN) families in accessing the social services (access to information, health, education, employment) as well as to contribute to creating inclusive environments that foster social inclusion, equity and equality, and that are responsive to the needs of the wider communities.

The consortium is made up of representatives from Cyprus, Slovenia, Greece, Austria and Belgium and is coordinated by Blenders from Belgium.

Together We Can is an Erasmus Plus KA2 programme aiming at developing activities and outputs that will improve the field of adult education by offering adequate learning and training opportunities to migrant women who live in rural areas. Moreover,  the project intends to support the communities that host migrant women to become local learning environments that promote their inclusion and active engagement. 

The partnership consists of organisations from 5 countries in Europe: Germany, Cyprus, Italy, Portugal and Austria. Verein Niedersächsischer Bildungsinitiativen in Germany leads the project. It is funded by the Erasmus+ programme for the period 2022-2025.

Through the PROTA project we want to promote and implement flexible learning pathways for upskilling disadvantaged and marginalized individuals in their areas, with the use of the OER environment and the additional possibility of supporting one to one session for guidance and problem solving. Coordinated support, learning opportunities and personal and vocational guidance to the participants during their time in correctional institutions and after their release are the main outcomes of the project. The project is coordinated by Bucharest Rahova Penitentiary based in Romania and brings together partners from Cyprus, Italy, Greece, and the Netherlands.