KMOP and Save the Children Finland invites you to join “From Awareness to Action – Tackling Child Sexual Abuse in Europe through Prevention and Collaboration” hybrid seminar on October 30th 2024, in Brussels. This will be the final seminar of the CSAPE project. The project, led by Save the Children Finland, in collaboration with partners from […]
KMOP, in collaboration with the EXIT research project partners, is pleased to invite you to the event “Navigating Left-Behind Communities: Exploring Sustainable Strategies to Address Territorial Inequalities through an Intersectional Approach” taking place on 20 September 2024 (at the Chambre des représentants de Belgique, Rue de Louvain 48, Brussels. Secure your spot here. The event
In April 2024, KMOP conducted interviews with key figures involved in municipal climate initiatives in Brussels. Jonathan Lukas, Climate Plan Coordinator, and Maria Giovanna Zamburlini, European Programme and Financing Officer at Schaerbeek Municipality, shared their perspectives on Schaerbeek’s ambitious Climate Plan. They outlined the municipality’s major objectives, including reducing greenhouse gas emissions, achieving carbon neutrality,
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We are delighted to inform you of the latest news from our SECON project, which is dedicated to fostering the growth of the social economy in EU regions. As we progress, we look forward to sharing our advancements and inviting you to be part of this dynamic journey toward stronger, more resilient communities. Check out
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We are excited to share the latest updates from the Rural Youth Future project, which aims to enhance youth policies for sustainable rural development across European regions. In our 2nd newsletter, you’ll get the chance to: Discover our latest highlights Explore our recent study visit to Estonia Stay informed about upcoming activities aiming to improve
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The YESVolunteer project, which is funded by INTERREG Europe, had its kick-off meeting on 18-20 June in Bobigny, France, hosted by the County of Seine-Saint-Denis. The project seeks to enhance youth development, across six European regions, by expanding access to enriched volunteering opportunities fostering personal and professional growth. During the kick-off meeting representatives from the
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KMOP, in collaboration with six European organizations, has developed an insightful Scoping Study that highlights successful youth engagement practices in climate action across local, national, and European levels. Download the report here. The study is intended for youth workers, policymakers, and all stakeholders involved in youth and decision-making processes. The creation of this Scoping Study
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On June 17, 2024, the Council of the European Union officially adopted the Nature Restoration Regulation, a major step in protecting biodiversity and our environment. This regulation requires the restoration of at least 20% of the EU’s land and marine areas by 2030 and aims to restore all ecosystems in need by 2050. To support
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On June 12 and 13, 2024, KMOP participated in a fruitful study visit in Estonia, hosted by Tartu County for Rural Youth Future partners and their stakeholders, and explored the impactful stories of Estonian youth initiatives. During the visit, participants explored Estonia’s inspiring youth programs designed to empower young people in rural areas. They engaged
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KMOP presents new tools for enhancing the implementation of equality, diversity, and inclusion (EDI) practices by youth organizations across Europe. Developed in collaboration with five European organizations, this toolbox provides inspiration and a pathway for youth organizations to improve existing practices and potentially adopt new ones, ensuring a more holistic approach to youth work centered
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