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We are seeking partnerships with academic research institutions in Sub-Saharan Africa, international clinical trial networks, and organizations specializing in professional mentorship and leadership training for women in STEM. Priority will be given to entities with established infrastructure for neglected infectious disease research, a demonstrated commitment to gender equity in science, and the ability to facilitate cross-border collaborative frameworks. European or international research consortia are encouraged to apply if they can provide mentorship resources, regulatory expertise, or access to clinical trial platforms for our program participants.

We are seeking partners from rural or peripheral regions across Central and Eastern Europe with expertise in youth development, rural revitalization, and social innovation. Ideal organizations include NGOs, local development agencies, municipalities, or research institutions experienced in youth engagement programs, intergenerational service models, and EU-funded rural development strategies. Organizations should have a track record of implementing participatory local policy-making and a strong network of local stakeholders, with a specific interest in demographic sustainability and community-based social services.

We are seeking partners from rural or peripheral regions across Central and Eastern Europe with expertise in youth development, rural revitalization, and social innovation. Ideal organizations include NGOs, local development agencies, municipalities, or research institutions experienced in youth engagement programs, intergenerational service models, and EU-funded rural development strategies. Organizations should have a track record of implementing participatory local policy-making and a strong network of local stakeholders, with a specific interest in demographic sustainability and community-based social services.

We are seeking partners including regional development agencies, NGOs focused on social innovation and rural development, educational institutions (vocational or higher ed), and local municipal authorities. Geographic focus should be on rural areas in Central or Eastern Europe facing similar demographic challenges. Expertise required includes: intergenerational programming, social entrepreneurship, rural youth engagement, elderly care service design, and participatory community planning.

We are seeking partners including regional development agencies, NGOs focused on social innovation and rural development, educational institutions (vocational or higher ed), and local municipal authorities. Geographic focus should be on rural areas in Central or Eastern Europe facing similar demographic challenges. Expertise required includes: intergenerational programming, social entrepreneurship, rural youth engagement, elderly care service design, and participatory community planning.

We are seeking partners including regional development agencies, NGOs focused on social innovation and rural development, educational institutions (vocational or higher ed), and local municipal authorities. Geographic focus should be on rural areas in Central or Eastern Europe facing similar demographic challenges. Expertise required includes: intergenerational programming, social entrepreneurship, rural youth engagement, elderly care service design, and participatory community planning.

We are seeking partners including regional development agencies, NGOs focused on social innovation and rural development, educational institutions (vocational or higher ed), and local municipal authorities. Geographic focus should be on rural areas in Central or Eastern Europe facing similar demographic challenges. Expertise required includes: intergenerational programming, social entrepreneurship, rural youth engagement, elderly care service design, and participatory community planning.

We are seeking partners including regional development agencies, NGOs focused on social innovation and rural development, educational institutions (vocational or higher ed), and local municipal authorities. Geographic focus should be on rural areas in Central or Eastern Europe facing similar demographic challenges. Expertise required includes: intergenerational programming, social entrepreneurship, rural youth engagement, elderly care service design, and participatory community planning.

We develop KA2 or Sport SSCP project proposal under topic od European identity, citizens and values through sport. The idea is to develop approaches how to approach youth related to the topic through sport activities.

Organizations with expertise in youth engagement, outdoor recreation, community health promotion, digital literacy, and behavioral science. Partner types could include non-profits, educational institutions, health organizations, and local government groups focused on youth development and well-being. Geographic focus on communities with high youth populations experiencing issues related to sedentary lifestyles and excessive phone usage.

We are looking for partners with expertise in educational technology, digital pedagogy, artificial intelligence in education, and screen time management. Ideal organizations include NGOs focused on education, universities with education programs, technology companies specializing in AI tools for learning, and schools experienced in teacher training. Geographic requirements are flexible, but we would prefer partners from diverse EU member states to encourage a variety of perspectives.

We are looking for partners with expertise in youth development, physical education, community health, digital literacy, and psychological well-being. Preferred organizations include schools, community centers, health organizations, and youth NGOs. Geographic diversity across EU member states is essential to share a wide range of best practices, particularly from countries experiencing similar challenges with youth screen time and sedentary lifestyles.

We are looking for partners with expertise in sustainable architecture, renewable energy technology, community engagement in sports, EU funding and project management, and local sports organizations. Preferred organizations include universities, environmental NGOs, energy companies, rural development agencies, and local government bodies. Geographically, we seek partners within Slovenia and the broader EU, particularly those with experience in rural sports development and sustainability initiatives.

We need non-governmental organizations, municipalities or public institutions as project partners.

1. Expertise in geriatric health and sports science, particularly in developing adapted physical activities for seniors. 2. Organizations focused on health promotion, sport education, and community engagement, such as NGOs, universities, and public health institutions. 3. Geographic proximity to regions involved in the project (Austria, Bulgaria, Estonia, Hungary, Italy), with an emphasis on organizations with local knowledge and networks in underserved rural areas. 4. Experience in conducting training programs for trainers or coaches specializing in elderly fitness and rehabilitation. 5. Familiarity with EU funding and project management to ensure efficient collaboration and compliance with funding requirements.

The project aims to transform grassroots football coaching in Europe by equipping coaches with innovative, evidence-based tools to enhance player inclusion, wellbeing, and long-term participation in sport. Across Europe, grassroots football faces a persistent challenge: high dropout rates among young players, particularly between the ages of 12 and 16. This phenomenon is strongly linked not to lack of ability, but to low motivation, weak sense of belonging, exclusion, and limited attention to players’ psychosocial needs. At the same time, grassroots coaches, who are key influencers of young people’s sport experience, are insufficiently supported with the knowledge and tools required to address these challenges. We will need A Football federation A University (behavioral science + evaluation) One Tech partner (simple AI tool) One NGO (inclusion expertise) A Municipality (policy + scaling) One Women-in-sport organization

Festival Connect aims to create a robust network of European festivals dedicated to enhancing collaboration, sharing best practices, and fostering cultural exchanges. This initiative will connect various festival organizers to promote mutual learning, establish joint events, and enhance audience engagement across borders.

To effectively address the socioeconomic challenges faced by marginalized communities in Slovenia, Turkey, Austria, and Germany, we seek partners with expertise in areas such as social inclusion, community development, economic empowerment, and public health. We require partnerships with organizations that have experience in conducting needs assessments and stakeholder engagement in diverse cultural contexts. Geographic requirements include entities based in or specializing in these four countries, as well as those with transnational collaboration experience across EU member states. We also welcome the participation of local governments, non-governmental organizations, academic institutions, and community-based organizations that focus on social cohesion and sustainable development strategies.

1. Organizations specializing in rural development and economic revitalization, particularly focused on SMEs. 2. Educational institutions or training organizations with experience in developing and delivering training programs for entrepreneurship and tourism. 3. Marketing and communication agencies with expertise in cultural heritage promotion and cross-border collaboration. 4. Technology companies that can develop and maintain online platforms facilitating connections among SMEs. 5. Local government bodies or NGOs in Slovenia, Austria, Croatia, and Hungary with a stake in rural development and community engagement.

Organizations with expertise in grassroots sports development, youth engagement, disability inclusion, and community health. Partner types should include non-profits focused on sports and inclusivity, educational institutions specializing in sports coaching and health sciences, local governmental bodies, and EU funding bodies experienced in grant management. Geographic requirements should focus on partners within the EU, particularly those with experience in similar demographic challenges.

We are seeking partners from various sectors including non-profit organizations focused on sports, educational institutions with expertise in inclusive education, government bodies working on sports and youth development, advocacy groups for women's rights and disability inclusion, and sports clubs or federations with a track record in promoting accessibility. Geographic expertise should span Slovenia, Croatia, Belgium, the Czech Republic, Denmark, and Finland, especially those familiar with local cultural attitudes and systemic barriers affecting underrepresented groups.

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In Slovenia, individuals with disabilities face significant barriers to accessing sports facilities, particularly in rural areas where inclusive infrastructure is markedly lacking. This challenge is exacerbated by insufficient targeted national policies and funding that fail to promote accessibility and participation in sports for all, highlighting an urgent need for tailored, localized solutions. The absence of a cohesive national strategy not only hinders the prevalence of inclusive sports opportunities but also conflicts with the European Union's commitment to social inclusion and equitable access to sports across its member states. Collaborative efforts with EU partners are essential for Slovenia, as they can provide valuable insights, best practices, and innovative resources that have proven successful in enhancing accessibility in other regions. Such collaboration can help ensure that Slovenia's initiatives align with broader EU objectives, fostering the development of inclusive and accessible sports environments seamlessly across borders. The Sports Association Murska Sobota (SZMS), as a recognized leader in promoting sports opportunities, is strategically equipped to spearhead initiatives addressing these pressing issues. With its deep understanding of local challenges and a strong commitment to inclusivity in sports, SZMS can effectively coordinate efforts that not only address the specific needs of individuals with disabilities in Slovenia but also contribute to the EU's overarching goals of diversity and inclusion in sports. By leveraging its local expertise alongside transnational cooperation, SZMS can develop and implement realistic, impactful strategies that pave the way for improved access and participation in sports for all individuals, regardless of their abilities.

The project aims to empower rural youth in Slovenia by enhancing their digital skills, promoting civic engagement through sport, and fostering connections with local tourism SMEs. By conducting workshops, coaching sessions, and community events, the initiative seeks to create a resilient community equipped for the digital economy.

The Town Twinning call promotes citizen exchanges between European local authorities to strengthen community ties and collaboration.