The implementation of Revive & Thrive is structured into interconnected Work Packages (WPs), ensuring a coherent, results-oriented, and high-quality project management process.
Each Work Package contributes to the overall objective of empowering young people through sustainability, non-formal education, and cross-sectoral cooperation, while ensuring measurable impact at local, national, and international levels.
This Work Package ensures the smooth and effective implementation of the project across all partner countries.
It includes:
Overall project coordination
Financial and administrative management
Internal communication among partners
Quality assurance and risk management
Monitoring and evaluation
Through structured coordination meetings and continuous monitoring, WP1 guarantees that all activities are delivered on time, within budget, and according to Erasmus+ standards.
WP2 focuses on identifying the needs of young people, youth workers, and local communities in relation to sustainability, resilience, and green transition.
Activities include:
Mapping local challenges and opportunities
Collecting best practices from partner countries
Stakeholder consultations
Comparative analysis
The outcomes of this Work Package will inform the development of educational materials and practical tools tailored to real community needs.
This Work Package is dedicated to creating innovative, accessible, and practical learning resources.
Key outputs:
Training modules for youth workers
Learning materials for young participants
Toolkits and practical guides
Digital resources and online content
The materials will be based on non-formal education methodologies and designed to foster creativity, active participation, and sustainability-oriented thinking.
WP4 focuses on strengthening the competencies of youth workers and young people through experiential learning activities.
Main activities:
International training courses
Workshops and local capacity-building sessions
Peer-learning and mentoring
Pilot testing of developed materials
This Work Package ensures that participants acquire practical skills that can be applied in their communities.
Under this Work Package, partners will implement local initiatives inspired by the project’s methodology.
Activities include:
Youth-led community actions
Awareness-raising events
Environmental and social initiatives
Collaboration with local stakeholders
These actions will transform learning into real impact and strengthen civic engagement.
WP6 ensures visibility, outreach, and long-term sustainability of project results.
It includes:
Website and social media communication
Promotional materials
Multiplier events
Policy recommendations
Sustainability strategy beyond project duration
Through structured dissemination, the project aims to reach a wide audience and ensure the continued use of its results after the funding period.
Project Structure at a Glance
6
Work Packages
6
Partner Organisations
6
Countries
24
Months of Implementation
Ensuring structured implementation from management and research to capacity building, local actions, and dissemination.
Bringing together experienced organisations from Europe, the Middle East, and North Africa, combining expertise in youth work, non-formal education, sustainability, and community engagement.
Greece, Türkiye, Jordan, Estonia, Egypt, and Tunisia – fostering cross-regional cooperation and intercultural exchange.
A two-year collaborative process dedicated to research, development of educational tools, capacity building, and impactful local actions.
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