Actions will support the Parliament’s strategic engagement process in view of the European Elections 2024, including the growth of the together.eu community and the activation of other Parliament’s networks both at local and headquarters levels
The main objective of this call for proposals is to bring the European Parliament closer to its citizens in organising two local European Youth Events (local EYEs).
The aim of a local EYE is to activate and inspire young people, and make them part of a conversation with the European decision makers and Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) at the local level and pave the way for a long-lasting engagement.
The European Youth Event is an event for young people and by young people. Local EYEs should follow this key principle. Therefore, organisations selected for co-financing under this call for proposals are expected to be local or youth organisations (as main applicants). Partnership with a public authority for the implementation of the event will be considered an asset, in order to ensure strong links with the local level and a solid operational capacity.
The actions proposed in the call should target young people aged 16-30. Special attention should be paid to reaching out to minority communities from peripheral regions of Europe and citizens that normally don’t have so much contact with the EU and are less likely to already be involved in EU actions, such as vulnerable groups mentioned in point.
This call for proposals is one of the actions of the European Parliament to contribute to the European Year of Youth announced by the European Commission for 2022, intending notably:
Applicants must have stable and sufficient sources of finance to maintain their activity throughout the period during which the action is being carried out and, where appropriate, to participate in its funding. In particular, they should have an average turnover/income in the last financial year of at least 20% of the total cost of the action.
The actions supported under this call are mono-beneficiary actions. This means that there is one legal entity applying for a grant. To be eligible for a grant, applicants must be able to demonstrate that they are:
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