SALTO YOUTH supports youth work in and with the countries of the Western Balkans

The SALTO South East Europe Resource Centre promotes co-operation between Erasmus+ Youth in Action Programme Countries and the Programme's neighbouring partner countries in the Western Balkan region.

For more information please contact Sonja Mitter, Maija Lehto or Andrej Troha.

News

Here you can find news about our activities and the Erasmus+ YiA Programme, relevant for cooperation with the Western Balkans
Cooperation with Western Balkans under Erasmus+: Youth in Action

Erasmus+ is the EU programme for Education, Training, Youth and Sport for 2014-2020.
Contact Points for Erasmus+: Youth in Action in the Western Balkans

Support for project planning and implementation in each country of the region
Connecting Youth Work and Youth Policy

In order to promote the European integration of the Western Balkans, SALTO SEE promotes the development of youth work and youth policy through specific regional and European discussion forums and follow up processes.

Upcoming: EU-Western Balkans Youth Forum "Connecting Youth - Moving Forward", 11 - 12 July, Trieste
Support activities

Increase your capacities and get ideas for projects with the Western Balkans: Check if any of our support activities fits your needs!
EVS training sessions for volunteers

Training and Evaluation Cycle for EVS Volunteers in the Western Balkans
Accreditation of EVS Promoters in Western Balkans

What is accreditation, how does it work & where to apply
EuroPeers

Who or what are EuroPeers? How can you become a EuroPeer?
Publications and resources

Our publications address several topics related to youth work and youth policy in the Western Balkans. Take a look and see what suits your needs!
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SALTO SEE promotes and offers support for cooperation in the youth field between Erasmus+ Programme Countries and the Western Balkans.
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