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This KA3 Erasmus+ funded project aimed to address the issue of reshaping Cypriot governance in modern forms of technology to benefit Cypriot citizens especially young Cypriot citizens. That was done by the promotion of the use of ICT tools in the public sector to further enhance good governance, and suggest improving information and service delivery […]

“Happiness Project” was a European Voluntary services project with a mission to organize different leisure time as well as educational activities for young people, to help them find different creative ways to reach happiness. At the same time, the project aimed to help young people learn new and diverse things, such as speaking a new

The project initially took place on 25-29 April in Pedoulas village, to bring together educators, youth workers, activists and  policy makers from seventeen different countries: Cyprus, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Lithuania, Romania, United Kingdom, Croatia, Hungary, Italy, Latvia, Slovakia, Spain, Greece, Poland, Portugal.  The main target was to increase and promote youth participation in

FABUSS, FAmily BUsiness Successful Project aims at helping youth that is related to a Family Business become effective successors. The target group of this project was 18 – 35 years old people, who would take over their Family Business, at some point in the future  The project aimed to increase awareness among the Family Business

This Erasmus + KA2 Project aimed to raise awareness of young Europeans about the non-discrimination of refugees, through volunteering and by the use of social media. Social media was promoted as a tool for raising awareness and guidelines were made to design  and reach awareness for youth to avoid racism and xenophobia in European countries

SMART is a KA2 Erasmus + project aimed at developing an online system to match the skills of young people with skill requirements for jobs and apprenticeships. The online system increased the chances of young people with fewer qualifications, while at the same time offering a way of validating informal skills and making them count.

 The aim of the project was to hear the views of youth on matters of social inclusion and racism in Cyprus and to urge young people to learn and discuss with policy makers about these issues themselves. Specifically, social inclusion involving the disabled, LGBTQI, minorities of Cyprus, women, foreigners, and others, for young people to