"Impact Plus Guide" on project management

Aims of the tool

The following digital guide “Impact Plus Guide” focuses on the impact which every project has on individual, organisational and community level, as well the importance of ensuring the sustainability of the project results after the EU grant has been used up. The guide is designed to provide a valuable resource to youth workers and non-profits for an effective project management, underlining the importance of non-profit organizations staff and volunteers. The “Impact Plus Guide” ensures the sustainability of the project results as well establish a list of recommendations and good practices. The following digital guide was written taking into account the experience and the opinions of all participants and trainers that took part in “EuroIMPACT Plus” (EP) project.

Description of the tool

The “Impact Plus Guide” is a result of the KA2 "EUROIMPACT PLUS (EP)" which is a "Strategic partnership in the field of Youth" of non-profit organisations which focuses on promoting highquality youth work aiming to provide youth workers all the necessary knowledge and Project Management (PM) tools to prove the benefits of PM methodology and depict situation of the awareness and usage of different PM methodologies and tools in non-profit sector. The project aims to create innovative resources for youth work and equip youth workers with the necessary skills to manage a project in the most efficient way.

In addition, EP has been funded by UK National Agency with support from the European Commission through Erasmus+ Programme, and project consortium is led by OpportUNITY UK, gathering together the following partner NGOs: Asociación Projuven (Spain), GEYC (Romania) and Alternativi International (Bulgaria).

“Impact Plus Guide” is dived into four main chapters:

-Impact on Individual level
-Impact on Organisational level
-Impact on Community level
-Project Sustainability