Looking for partners for the next deadline 4th May of Erasmus+ KA152

According to the data published by the International Labor Organization, 1.8 billion young generations between the ages of 15 and 30 are in the world today.
(This number is one-quarter of the global population). In line with these data, when compared with other centuries, the 21st century
It is the century in which the youngest generation lives the most. However, for youth living in Europe in this century, unemployment is a big problem.
is faced with. So much so that youth unemployment has become one of the biggest main topics and problems in Europe in recent years.
has arrived. After the global financial crisis of 2008, youth unemployment in Europe rose from 16.0% in 2008 to 24.4% in 2013.
It has been recorded that youth unemployment was 14.9% in Europe before the coronavirus epidemic. This rate is a serious
It is expected to increase significantly because the COVID-19 crisis has transformed from a global health crisis to a serious economic crisis.
According to research, the global recession is expected to result in the loss of 5 to 25 million jobs. This situation
Youth unemployment in Europe will lead to an increase in the population.
Every country will sen 6 participants and 1 Group leader
The project will be in Ankara