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BAZZZOOKA! - an international training course on how to enhance the dissemination and visibility of youth projects, their impact and results
Start date: Jul 1, 2014, End date: Jun 30, 2015 PROJECT FINISHED

SUMMARY The main part in this project, apart from preparation and follow-up, is an 8-day residential training course to take place in Baku, Azerbaijan, in which 28 youth workers from 11 countries will take part. The residential training course takes place from 12 – 20 of December, 2014. This 8-day-lasting international training course “BAZZZOOKA” aims at empowering civil society organisations in PR and social marketing, in order to enhance the impact, effectiveness, visibility, appreciation, recognition, follow‐up, dissemination and sustainability of the work of these NGOs and of their ERASMUS+ projects, and by such of the ERASMUS+ programme and encompassed values and approaches such as non-formal education, volunteerism, active participation of young people and European Citizenship in general. The target group aka participants are youth workers and leaders/managers in youth work, in other words we work on a level of multipliers, and not directly with the young people.