Building the key competences of youth workers on social impact evaluation of youth-focused initiatives and projects in the Euro-Mediterranean region.
The project includes the development, launch, and validation of a training course designed to actively engage youth workers and young leaders in social impact evaluation, with a particular focus on youth-focused projects and sustainable community development.
General objective: To enhance the effectiveness, accountability, and long-term sustainability of youth and community-based projects across the Euro-Mediterranean region through social impact evaluation.
Specific objective/s: To build the key competences and capacities of youth workers on social impact evaluation of youth-focused initiatives and projects in the Euro-Mediterranean region.
Venue: Palermo, Italy
Duration: 7 days (excluding travel days)
Date: May or June 2026 (to be defined)
Learning modules:
- Introduction to social impact evaluation and its applications in youth work and community development.
- Theory of change and social impact evaluation.
- Integrating intersectional thinking into social impact evaluation: questions and indicators identified through an intersectional lens.
- Stakeholders engagement in the evaluation process.
- Generating a counterfactual and applying experimental, quasi-experimental, and qualitative evaluation methods.
- Choosing the appropriate evaluation methods, data sources and data collection methods.
- Sampling, survey and operationalising the impact evaluation.
- Data analysis and reporting.
- Dissemination and advocacy with donors.
Interested youth-based organizations are invited to confirm their interest and submit their PIF (see the attachment) by 08/09/2025 to fokaia.mobility@gmail.com
The concept note with more detailed information will be sent to all interested organizations from both EU and Southern Mediterranean countries, upon request.
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http://otlas-project.salto-youth.net/18547