The European Commission has published the Erasmus+ Annual Report 2023, highlighting the program's contribution to promoting lifelong learning and international cooperation. The program has focused on crucial aspects such as social inclusion, the green and digital transition, and the strengthening of the European Union's fundamental values.
Program Priorities
A highlight of the report is the commitment of the Erasmus+ programme to supporting social inclusion and the green and digital transition. Furthermore, the document highlights the significant role of the programme in strengthening the fundamental values of the European Union. Particular emphasis was placed on projects addressing the consequences of the war in Ukraine, with specific funding aimed at supporting cooperation in the field of learning.
Results and Impacts
Erasmus+, established in 1987 to promote the mobility of university students, has become a point of reference for various sectors of education, training, youth and sports. With a budget of over €4,5 billion, an increase of 12% compared to the previous year, the programme has supported almost 32.000 projects, involving 84.500 organisations.
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Participation and Mobility
The programme's mobility actions have provided training opportunities to over 1,3 million participants, including students, teachers, young people and sports professionals. Since its launch, the programme has reached 15 million people, consolidating its central role in providing learning and cultural exchange experiences across Europe.
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The Erasmus+ annual report looks interesting but I don't quite understand how it works. I hope there is more information about the projects and the impact on students' lives, and also how to participate.