Digitalization now shapes education, work, and social life. Youth-focused Erasmus+ projects must be part of this shift—through digital tools, literacy, and inclusive access.
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Secret Friend is a heart-warming Erasmus+ tradition: draw a name anonymously, leave small surprises, and build connection before identities are revealed at the end of the week.
The grey passport (service passport) is a special type of passport issued to people undertaking temporary official assignments abroad on behalf of the state. It is not for tourism and has strict rules.
Climate change, plastic pollution, and resource depletion are growing threats. Erasmus+ connects young people with green projects across Europe—from community gardens to zero-waste habits.
The SDGs are 17 global goals adopted by the UN in 2015 to end poverty, protect the planet, and ensure peace and prosperity by 2030—here is what each goal means.
Cultural evenings are social and cultural events after workshops in Erasmus+ and similar exchanges, where participants present their country and culture through food, music, dance, and games.
Erasmus+ is the European Union’s comprehensive education and youth programme—supporting learning, culture, sport, and social life across borders for young people, volunteers, teachers, students, and professionals.