KA152-KA153 We can be partners in your projects.

I am a strong partner in KA152-153: ties with local institutions, Erasmus+ experience, expertise in youth, solid logistics and dissemination capacity.

Why We're a Strong Partner?

Institutional capacity & network: We are a key player in the TR72 region, working with over 100 R&D/software companies across the university, industry, and public sector ecosystem. Our multi-stakeholder structure connects project partners to the field and real-world production environments.

EU project experience: We have proven experience in implementation, financial reporting, contract management, and auditing processes across KA1/KA2, Digital Europe, and IPA.

Quality and compliance: We are fully aligned with Erasmus Youth Quality Standards and have written procedures for learning outcomes, participant safety, inclusivity, and environmental awareness.

Digital infrastructure: We provide end-to-end digital execution with cloud-based collaboration spaces, version-controlled documentation, e-learning/LMS, secure data management, and a content production studio.

Inclusivity & accessibility: We implement financial/logistical support options, accessible materials, language support, and coaching mechanisms for disadvantaged participants.

Dissemination power: Multilingual communication team; We increase visibility and produce openly licensed outputs through social media, blogs, newsletters, podcasts/video series, and local event networks.

Risk and assurance: We ensure project continuity through time/quality/financial risk matrices, a change management plan, and stakeholder communication protocols.

Special Contributions to KA152 (Youth Exchanges)

Program design: Workshops themed around intercultural learning, media literacy, digital creativity, entrepreneurship, and green transformation; design thinking, project-based learning, forum theater, and World Café techniques.

Learning outcomes: Competency sets mapped with Youthpass (self-management, teamwork, digital competence, creativity, active citizenship).

Logistics & hosting: Transportation planning, safe accommodation, venue and equipment provision, daily program flows, and accompanying facilitation support.

Tangible products: Co-produced digital storybook, short video series, workshop guide, and youth-created prototypes/mini-projects.

Special Contributions to KA153 (Youth Worker Mobility)

Trainers' Training (ToT): Facilitation skills, project cycle management, inclusive event design, digital toolkits, ethics, and data security.

Job shadowing & mentoring: Structured observations in technopark companies and the civil service; programs with clear learning objectives, job descriptions, and feedback loops.

Tool and resource development: Open-source training modules, facilitator handbook, evaluation rubrics, and a how-to video library.

Interaction & sustainability: Continuing impact post-project through community of practice, online meetups, and a collaborative content creation calendar.

Team and Role Allocation (example)

Project management & reporting: Time/budget/contract management; partner coordination and monitoring.

Digital infrastructure: Platform setup, access management, document standards, data security.

Program & facilitation: Workshop design, method guides, training materials.

Communication & dissemination: Multilingual content, media plan, visual identity, and stakeholder relations.

Quality assurance & evaluation: Indicators, surveys, focus groups, improvement of outputs with external expert feedback.

Monitoring, Evaluation, and Indicators

Input–Process–Output–Impact chain; monitoring with logical framework and OKRs.

KPIs Examples: Participant satisfaction ≥ 90%; targeted learning outcome gain ≥ 80%; at least 6 openly licensed content items; new collaborations with at least 10 institutions.

Evidence set: Participant portfolios, product/prototypes, records, reports, Youthpass certificates.

Logistics and Operations

Preliminary preparation: Needs assessment with partners, role and responsibility matrix, participant profiling, and risk plan.

Implementation: Daily flows, moderation, accessible materials, security, and ethical guidelines.

Post-processing: Open access outputs, local/national multiplier events, brief briefing notes for policymakers and practitioners.

Value Proposition

With the trilogy of implementation power + content production + sustainable networks, we are committed to not only successfully completing your projects but also ensuring their longevity through a scalable impact model.

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Project overview

KA152-KA153 We can be partners in your projects. is a project by
Sivas Bireysel ve Toplumsal Gelişim Derneği
taking place
from 2026-01-01 till 2026-12-31
and is focusing on:
  • Art
  • Coach for Youth Initiative
  • Democracy/Active citizenship
  • Drama and theatre
  • Entrepreneurship
  • Innovation
  • Intercultural dialogue
  • Non-formal learning
  • Sustainable development
  • Volunteering

Short URL to this project:

http://otlas-project.salto-youth.net/18619

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