LLLPLATFORM - ACTIVITY REPORT 2016
WHAT WE DO
CAPACITY BUILDING & PEER LEARNING
POLICY MONITORING TO SUPPORT
MEMBERS’ ADVOCACY
One of the Platform’s most appreciated services (cf.
Membership Survey, 2015) is to provide them with
updated information on EU policy developments in the
field of education and training. This compiled information
helps them take active part in EU and national level
debates thanks to timely and relevant data. On top of
the bi-monthly Newsletter, LLLP Members receive a
monthly Advocacy Newsflash.
WEBINARS
TIPS FOR SUCCESSFUL ERASMUS+ PROJECTS
PROJECT
DEVELOPMENT
WORKSHOP
8-9 DECEMBER 2016
BRUSSELS - BELGIUM
On 8-9 December 2016, the
LLLPlatform within the ReSet
network organised the “In
2017, Skills will be key!” Project
Development Workshop.
NEW WEBSITE
INFOPOINT FOR EDUCATION & TRAINING Following the very positive 2015
experience, the LLLPlatform, Earlall,
the Representation of the State
of Baden-Württemberg to the EU,
Île-de-France Europe, the Liaison
agency Flanders-Europe (vleva),
and the West-Finland European
Office decided to reiterate their
partnership in 2016. The second
edition of the workshop, reflecting
the EU Educational Agenda, was
again a unique opportunity for project
leaders and partners to meet and
exchange views on their project ideas,
with roundtables and networking
opportunities.
The LLLPlatform website, a reference in education
and training at European level contains a full lexicon of
lifelong learning keywords, a wide lists of useful links,
a database of good practices and founding texts also
influenced by the work of international organisations. The workshop aimed to support
organisations find partners and set
up project proposals to answer the
upcoming call for Erasmus+ KA2
Strategic Partnerships.
The webinar organised by the LLLPlatform aims to help members and
other civil society organisations applying for Erasmus+ grants understand the
programme, get informed about the call for proposals and funding opportunities,
and last but not least, learn the tips and tricks for successful project applications.
After explaining the new Erasmus+ new structure, it provides support on how
to identify the right call, how to assemble a solid partnership, how to define
key performance indicators, or how to organise dissemination and exploitation.
It also gives guidelines for time and human resource management, as well as
financial planning.
10
IN 2017
SKILLS
WILL
BE KEY!
The PDW Task Force received and
selected 9 main project ideas, for
which a partner selection was made
during the Fall. They were then invited
to participate in a partner meeting
and informative day in Brussels with
experts (EACEA, EPOS).