PROJECT PARTNERS



The project consortium comprises three partners, each representing diverse territorial and cultural contexts as well as different fields of expertise. These partners collectively cover a wide range of competencies essential for the project’s success. Furthermore, the project partners have proven capabilities in handling formal, informal, and non-formal learning, organising educational activities for all age groups, and maintaining strong relationships with educational and training institutions of all levels.



Austrian Association for Cultural Relations (Austria)





The Austrian Association for Cultural Relations (AACR) is a non-profit organisation which wants to enrich the lives of those eager to learn and improve, above all on a cultural and educational level. It was founded in 2022 after the two founding sisters came back from their ESC volunteering experience abroad, with the vision of bringing about a change in their local environments and spreading the news about the multitude of educational and self-improvement opportunities as well as cultural exchange experiences the EU has to offer.


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International Alliance for Cultural Relations (Hungary)





The International Alliance for Cultural Relations (IACR) has been established in 2020 with the aim to present, research, and apply cultural relations as a peaceful instrument of international relations by developing coordinated strategies. One of the main priorities of the IACR is to organise events aimed at strengthening cooperation and to organise educational and professional presentations and practical exchange of experiences. In order to fulfil this aim, the IACR supports and implements various activities that are funded by its member organisations or by international grants. Focusing on the empowerment of youngsters, they take efforts to establish and develop cooperation with governmental, economic and civil society organisations in order to provide training of young generations to be engaged in future decision-making processes.


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TDM2000 International (Italy)





TDM 2000 International is an independent international network of organisations, that coordinates young people willing to cooperate in the voluntary sector, supporting them in developing personal and professional skills through experiential learning and non-formal education. Organisation's ENGO is run by volunteers and professionals from different backgrounds, excels in training and coaching, project management, intercultural communication, fundraising and advocacy, lobbying and policymaking. Main fields of interest: youth policy, entrepreneurship, human rights, democracy, intercultural learning, active citizenship, non-formal education, international cooperation, local development and migration. All the activities implemented are conceived, planned, and realised by young people.


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Creating EU Villages, 2022-3-AT01-KA210-YOU-000096464 is co-financed under the Erasmus+ Programme





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