NA Strategic Partnership on Inclusion

• Download the Cookbook for Inclusion for NAs (pdf)
• Download the achievements (ppt, June 2018)
• Download the impact report (pdf, January 2018)
• Download the update (pdf, October 2018)

A strategic approach​

The consortium of NAs developed a strategic approach to reach out and involve 4 target groups that are underrepresented in Erasmus+ in the different countries. In subgroups, they take the following steps:

1. mapping new organisations & needs analysis
2. motivation, information & capacity building
3. partnership building & networking
4. support for international mobility as part of their inclusion work
5. mapping existing resources & tools or creating new ones
6. monitoring impact & documenting the tested approaches 

4 target groups

The NAs and SALTO Resource Centres in the SPI work on these 4 strands:

• (Organisations working with) young people with health issues and diverse abilities (DE, FR, IS, LV, HU, EE, PL, SK, RO + AT?)
• (Organisations working with) young people in NEET situation (LV, EE, CZ, RO, SE + PT?, AT?, FR?, SALTO ESC?, DE?)
• (Organisations working with) young people from rural areas (IE, RO, PT, EE + FR?)
• (Organisations working with) young people from diverse cultural backgrounds i.e. migrants, refugees (DE, FR, AT, CZ,... in cooperation with NAs hosting activities about this topic)

Interim results (August 2019)*

• The SPI reached out to 2078 NEW inclusion organisations
• 623 of those (=30% vs 28% in 2018) responded positively/showed interest
• 810 inclusion workers of those 'interested organisations' (=130% vs 103% in 2018) participated in a national SPI activity - some NAs worked with umbrella organisations who sent more than one inclusion worker
• 275 inclusion workers of those 'interested organisations' (=44% vs 33% in 2018) participated in an international SPI activity
• In August 2019, these inclusion workers/organisations organised 68 E+ projects (43 in 2018) as a result of SPI, including appr. 745 young people with fewer opportunities (654 in 2018) - but we expect more at the next deadline

Both the national and international SPI activities events significantly contributed to participants' knowledge of and motivation to organise international youth projects (on a scale of 0 to 5).**

• National event: knowledge before = avg 2.76 > after = avg 3.77 out of 5
• National event: motivation before = avg 3.25 > after = avg 4.14 out of 5
• International event: knowledge before = avg 2.40 > after = avg 3.86 out of 5
• International event: motivation before = avg 3.49 > after = avg 4.35 out of 5

The SPI Disability strand developed an inspirational guide for youth organisations who want to organise mobility projects involving young people with disabilities - yes it is possible! 

*Statistics extrapolated from 12 out of 20 monitoring reports.
**Evaluation based on 17 national and 3 international SPI events.

Involvement

The following National E+ Youth National Agencies are actively involved: Austria, Czech Republic, Estonia, France, Germany, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia - Austria (tbd), SALTO ESC (tbd), Belgium-FL (tbd), Finland (tbd) - Coordination: SALTO Inclusion & Diversity.