Kooperationsprojekte
Erasmus+ fördert verschiedene Arten von Kooperationsprojekten, die auf den Austausch und die Zusammenarbeit in den Bereichen Bildung, Ausbildung, Jugend und Sport ausgerichtet sind. Hier sind die Haupttypen von Kooperationsprojekten, die durch Erasmus+ unterstützt werden.
C-IVS Skills is an Erasmus+ funded project from 2026-2028 led by CCIVS that aims to make the learning from International Voluntary Service visible and formally recognised. By developing a shared competency framework across seven clusters, the project ensures that the skills young people gain through volunteering—such as intercultural dialogue, leadership, and global citizenship—are valued by universities and employers alike. SCI Austria joins this effort alongside partners from Europe and Southern Africa to build a certification system that connects experiential learning with academic credit and professional development.
Queer & Prekär (2026-2027) ist ein von der Europäischen Kommission gefördertes Projekt, das die Schnittstelle zwischen Queerness und Klassismus in den Fokus rückt. Gemeinsam mit dem BuWa-Kollektiv arbeitet SCI Österreich daran, strukturelle Benachteiligungen innerhalb queerer Communities sichtbarer zu machen und konkrete Werkzeuge für eine diskriminierungssensible Bildungsarbeit zu entwickeln. Das Projekt umfasst unter anderem Interviews, Skillshares sowie Aktionswochen in Österreich und Deutschland, um Solidarität zu stärken und Betroffene zu empowern.
With a strong commitment to LGBTQI+ youth and youth workers, RainbowUP (2025-2027) aims to enhance the quality and accessibility of support for LGBTQI+ youth, equip youth workers with new knowledge and tools to better support LGBTQI+ youth, and foster a culture of inclusion and support within European local communities.
Youth Urban Action, funded by Erasmus+, empowers youth in urban regeneration and community development across Europe. The project promotes active citizenship through international cooperation, workshops, and events, aiming to create inclusive urban spaces and counteract gentrification. Recent activities in Cagliari focused on youth-led urban innovation and sustainable city development.
INCLUDMI, an Erasmus+ project running from March 2022 to February 2024, supports migrant inclusion in the tourism sector by improving English skills and job-related knowledge. The project develops CLIL-based training materials to enhance migrants’ career opportunities and promote social inclusion, with partners from Germany, Austria, France, Malta, Spain, and Turkey.
Living Library Vienna challenges prejudices by allowing people to “borrow” individuals from diverse backgrounds for face-to-face conversations. The project fosters understanding and inclusivity, promoting dialogue across social divides. It is funded by the European Solidarity Corps and organized by SCI Austria.