Answers
A Youth
Initiative is NOT to ask support to a make a book and then print just ten copies
and keep the rest of the money because nobody will check it.
A Group Initiative does NOT involve young people’s transnational mobility.
Therefore, international travel expenses cannot, in principle, be included
in the project budget.
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You can do your future capital in any
of the program countries, even if you have no relation with the country at all. You just have to send your application to the
National Agency of the country you want to apply to.
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There are no specifications about this
in the Users' Guide, but it is a good idea to think in this direction if you
want to get your project approved.
On the one hand, the activities should be in a language
that the people to whom they are focused will understand. On the other hand,
think also about the languages that the members of the National Agency speak,
because it is them who will check the project (it is not a good idea to ask
the N.A. of Poland to check your website just in French, for example).
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- Can I do my Future
Capital even if I didn't make my EVS?
No. You must do EVS before.
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- What do I need to make
a networking project?
A group of at least 4 young
people, aged between 15 and 25 (in principle), and legally residents in one of
the Program Countries. It can last between three months and one year and must
take place in a program country. For detailed information, check the
Users' guide.
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