The Information Centre for the "Erasmus+ Youth and European Solidarity Corps" programs in Armenia, in collaboration with the SALTO Eastern Europe and Caucasus Resource Center and the Youth Initiatives Center NGO, recently hosted the annual meeting for coordinators of the European Union's European Solidarity Corps program. The event took place from October 27th to 29th in Gyumri, Armenia.
The meeting brought together 18 representatives from various organizations with European Solidarity Corps Quality Label, hailing from different communities across Armenia. Participants engaged in valuable discussions, sharing their experiences in working with volunteers and addressing existing challenges and issues. Additionally, the meeting provided a platform for attendees to gain insights into program updates and forthcoming opportunities through an online session with representatives from the SALTO European Solidarity Corps Resource Center.
Furthermore, the meeting delved into the intricacies of applying for the Quality Label, presenting the evaluation criteria, and outlining the quality standards. An expert in the European Solidarity Corps program's Quality Label was on hand to guide participants through these essential procedures.
This annual meeting proved to be a significant gathering for fostering collaboration, sharing best practices, and enhancing the quality of youth and solidarity initiatives in Armenia, strengthening the impact of the European Solidarity Corps program.
Anna Jotyan and Diana Yegiazaryan from INEDNET took part in this meeting. INEDNET has a Quality Label as a Supporting Organisation from Armenia.
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