How international cooperation supports youth work development

What: Seminar / conference "How international cooperation supports youth work development: success stories"When: 12:00 - 14:00 March 5, 2019Where: Socialinės apsaugos ir darbo ministerija / Ministry of Social security and labour, Vivulskio str. 13, 201 aud.
Why:
To discuss and celebrate the success of International cooperation (on different levels);
To create space to share ideas among organizations in Europe as the key step towards innovations in this field;
To map out results and impact of Erasmus+, EAA and other funding schemes in the field of youth work;
To reflect how Institutions on the national level can make (better) use of innovations initially supported by EU funding
Organizers:
Politikos tyrimų ir analizės institutas
Lietuvos neformalaus ugdymo asociacija
LR Socialinės apsaugos ir darbo ministerija
Cases (will be updated):
"Norway - Lithuania: how to make cooperation mutually beneficial" Pål Isdahl Solberg, Medvirkningsagentene
“Recognition of youth work and non-formal education with open badges” - case presented by Lithuanian association of non-formal education Nerijus Kriauciunas Laimonas Ragauskas
“Active Citizens” badge system -  a case of using badge based recognition system, which was “made in Lithuania, but is spreading internationally” - Marius Ulozas
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How international cooperation supports youth work development

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Lithuanian Association of Non-formal Education

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