Our reaction to the European Parliament’s report on the future Erasmus+ programme is out!
Building on the Parliament’s proposals, we call for adequate funding and effective measures to make learning mobility more inclusive and accessible, while recognising the key role of civil society organisations. We highlight the need to support long-term pupil mobility, strengthen recognition of learning periods abroad, and foster cooperation between schools and non-profit organisations to advance European citizenship and the European Education Area.
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