Need help with the Good practice database?

What can you find in the Good practice database?

This database contains projects, project outcomes and concepts selected by SALTO for their merits. This can be novel partnerships, innovative approaches, new networking initiatives, great results.

The Good practice database aims to give more visibility to the variety of youth projects (mostly funded by Youth in Action), without wanting to be complete. It hopes to give you inspiration for your own projects.

• To the Good practice database.
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• Looking for Project Partners? Find them in the OTLAS partnerfinding database.
• Looking for methods and exercises? Check the Toolbox for youth work and training.

How to use googlemaps?

Each red dot on the googlemap represents a project partner. If you click on it a text bubble will show the good practice projects this organisation was involved in. Click on the project name and you will get more information about it.

You can navigate the googlemap with the symbols in the top left corner of the map. Navigate around the map with the arrows, use [+] to zoom in and [-] to zoom out. You can also click and drag the map.

How to search?

Click the [Refine your search] button to open a search interface. Select all the criteria that you want to search on. You can search for one or more of the following criteria:

• any keyword that would be mentioned in the project description
• on or more priority themes (click the [add] button to add more than one
• the country of your interest
• the type of project (youth exchange, voluntary service, training)

Click [Search] and find a list of inspirational projects.

You want to add your good practices?

If your project was particularly successful or innovative for the target groups you are working with, you can suggest us to add your good practice to this database.

• Simply provide us detailed information about your project in this ON-LINE FORM.

Who is behind the Good practice database?

Why reinvent the wheel, if other people already did something similar before. That is why the SALTO network has been sharing good practices on its webpages and newsletters for more than 10 years. This database makes searching easier and more interactive (e.g. with the googlemaps).

Different SALTO resource centres feed the database based on the good practices it receives. SALTO Easterrn Europe and Caucaus manages this database on behalf of the SALTO network.: .

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