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European Social Fund+ (ESF+) Social Innovation+ (SI+) Initiative: Social Innovations for the Upskilling of Vulnerable Youth, Especially Young People not in Employment, Education, or Training (NEETs) is sponsored by European Commission (European Social Fund+). This call aims to develop the skills of vulnerable youth, particularly NEETs, by re-engaging them in learning and facilitating their integration into the labor market.
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Call: Social Innovations for the Upskilling of Vulnerable Youth, Especially Young People not in Employment, Education, or Training (NEETs) - EU Social Economy Gateway Call: Social Innovations for the Upskilling of Vulnerable Youth, Especially Young People not in Employment, Education, or Training (NEETs) The Call for Proposals under the European Social Fund+ (ESF+) Social Innovation+ (SI+) Initiative aims at upskilling vulnerable youth.
The objective of the Call is to develop the skills of vulnerable youth, and in particular NEETs , by re-engaging them in learning and aiming at their (re-)integration into the labour market. The Call aims to foster the development or scaling up of innovative methods that have proven to be successful in other contexts, in other countries or regions or within previous experimentations.
With an estimated budget of 9 million EUR, the transnational projects should focus on: further development of innovative approaches to effective outreach, learning models and skills activation in the labour market; targeting vulnerable young people; making a success by combining the essential elements as the core of the projects.
The indicative expected grant amount is between 200 000 EUR and 700 000 EUR per project (but this does not preclude the submission/selection of applications requesting other amounts), constituting not more than 80% of the project’s total budget. A co-financing of at least 20% must thus come from other resources than the EU budget. Please note that only consortia are eligible.
Opening date: 10 November 2023 Deadline for applications: 27 March 2024 More information on the call
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Consortia are eligible, and projects should focus on further developing innovative approaches to effective outreach, learning models, and skills activation in the labor market, targeting vulnerable young people. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows EUR 200,000 - 700,000 (indicative per project). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Applications for European Social Fund+ (ESF+) Social Innovation+ (SI+) Initiative: Social Innovations for the Upskilling of Vulnerable Youth, Especially Young People not in Employment, Education, or Training (NEETs) are due September 30, 2026. Build your timeline backwards from this date to cover registrations, approvals, and final submission checks.
European Social Fund+ (ESF+) Social Innovation+ (SI+) Initiative: Social Innovations for the Upskilling of Vulnerable Youth, Especially Young People not in Employment, Education, or Training (NEETs) is funded by European Commission (European Social Fund+). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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