New publication: Erasmus+ Building skills worldwide

The European Education and Culture Executive Agency has published a new publication on Erasmus+  Building skills worldwide.  This publication, produced in collaboration with the network of Erasmus+ National Focal Points, examines the role of the Erasmus+ Programme  (2021–2027) as one of the European Union’s main instruments for supporting skills development and institutional cooperation in third countries not associated to the Erasmus+ Programme. The analysis suggests that Erasmus+ engagement in these regions extends beyond individual mobility opportunities. 

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