Policy Paper on the Erasmus+ successor programme
The policy paper outlines the political demands of the European Youth Forum and its member organisations in view of the negotiations and adoptions of the Erasmus+ successor programme within the post-2020 EU Multiannual Financial Framework
Policy Paper on the Erasmus+ successor programme
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Non-EU European countries' inclusion in Erasmus+
As youth organisations, we highly appreciate the Erasmus+ programme. However, currently, many countries in Europe that share these principles do not fully benefit from the opportunities offered by Erasmus+.
The future is Erasmus: more funding for Erasmus+
The mid-term review of the current Erasmus+ Programme (2021-2027) set to be published in July 2025, provides a critical opportunity to reflect on the programme’s successes and challenges while preparing for the next phase. In light of this, the European Youth Forum and its members must actively campaign for a significantly increased budget for Erasmus+ under the next MFF.
Principles for a Better Erasmus+ in the next Multiannual Financial Framework
Erasmus+ empowers youth, builds skills, jobs, and solidarity across Europe. To face rising challenges, we need to expand the programme and increase funding. A stronger Erasmus+ means a more democratic, inclusive, and resilient Europe for everyone.