The Association European Network of Places of Peace (ENPP) is currently an entity accredited by the ERASMUS+ Program and, within the scope of this Accreditation, plans to carry out 2 international mobility projects per year, until 2027, one of these projects being dedicated to technicians who work with young people (Training Course) and the other dedicated to young people between 16 and 25 years old (Youth Exchange).

Accreditation 2025:

TRAININGCOURSE4PEACE 2025 (Bucharest, Romania)

The TrainingCourse4Peace 2025, an activity inserted in ENPP ERASMUS+ Accreditation 2025, was held in the city of Bucharest, in partnership with the local member of ENPP, Youth Forum,  between 15th and 19th September 2025 with the participation of 18 technicians who work with young people from Municipalities, Non-profit Associations, and Youth Organizations from 6 European countries: Portugal, Bulgaria, Poland, Romania, Ukraine and Georgia.

During the months of July and August 2025, online preparatory meetings were held with all participants by country groups (2 for each country group) which also had the participation of ENPP Facilitators, who directed and accompanied the activities that were carried out during the 5 days of the international mobility event in Bucharest.

During this event, carried out entirely at the TEI Student Cultural and Sports Complex, participants discussed topics such as the Culture of Peace, Human Rights, and Youth Participation in the Democratic Life of their countries and Europe, deepened their knowledge about the ENPP and the ERASMUS+ program, and had also the opportunity to get to know the city and contact several public institutions.

General View of the TEI Student Cultural and Sports Complex (Bucharest)

YOUTHEXCHANGE4PEACE 2026 (Location to be confirmed)

YOUTHEXCHANGE 2026, an activity included in ENPP ERASMUS+ Accreditation 2025, will be held in spring 2026 in Poland or Slovakia, at a location to be determined.

This activity will bring together 24 young people from six European countries and their six group leaders. Like previous ENPP-led projects, it will focus on defending a Culture of Peace and promoting Human Rights and European Citizenship.