Experience Europe in MFR

The commitment of the MFRs for the Europe of tomorrow

To make their projects a reality for young people and regions, the MFRs commit to:

Actively contribute to the development of European citizenship

To campaign to widen the horizon of the generations in formation, starting from a Europe space of life, knowledge, work and exchanges.
Raise awareness among young people, adults, families and professionals associated with the challenges facing Europe,
developing a European culture.
Act so that young people can now be the players in their territory, open to Europe.

Europe in MFR

Strategy and opportunities, methodologies and resources ... find all the information you need to know about the Europe + MFR projects in this section.

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Micro-certifications: EPALE's call for more agile, fairer training

Micro-certifications are more than just a passing fad: they are a structuring tool for addressing the challenges of employability, inclusion, and skills adaptation. For rural training providers, they represent a unique opportunity to innovate, promote local expertise, and strengthen their role in the social and professional transformation of local communities.
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Why mobilize European funding for training organizations in rural areas?

Mobilizing European funding requires a long-term strategic vision. It's not just about securing one-off funds, but also about being part of a structured, sustainable development process. To maximize the impact of this funding, it's essential to adopt a multi-year project submission schedule.
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The Skills Union in action: Cooperation and innovation for an agile labor market

The adoption of the Competitiveness Compass and the Clean Industrial Deal highlights the crucial importance of skills in economic growth and the sustainability of the European model.
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Tide!

Europe facilitates the participation of young people by creating spaces for dialogue, the MFR support these young people to live out their European citizenship thanks to Erasmus + funding.

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Maïlys Papeil: youth participation in public institutions

Maïlys Papeil, a PhD student in Political Science at the University of Montpellier, is involved in issues of participatory and deliberative democracy. Her research focuses on...
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Tide! Youth Festival

The Provence Youth Forum is the highlight of the TiDE! project - Inclusive rural territories for sustainable development in Europe...
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Acting together with and for young people: freeing up speech

Take part in the next stage at the Provence Youth Forum on October 11-12 in Lourmarin around the noble question: how can we act together with and for young people?
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VET 4 Change

VET 4 Change is a program for the exchange of practices in Europe which aims to strengthen the capacity for dialogue in rural areas, taking into account vocational training and the participation of young people, to contribute to a green, inclusive and sustainable Europe. .

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Land Without Borders International Festival

This festival welcomes and educates people of diverse backgrounds, abilities and ages to demonstrate their skills, knowledge and abilities and present them in a public space
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VET 4 CHANGE labeled “good practice” by the Erasmus+ agency

VET 4 CHANGE - entitled “sustainable development of rural areas through vocational training” is labeled as an example of good practice.
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The regenerative economy, a new look at the development of territories and the place of MFR

The generative economy to enable economic and social benefits to be multiplied while restoring environmental ecosystems.
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Latest publications

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Micro-certifications: EPALE's call for more agile, fairer training

Micro-certifications are more than just a passing fad: they are a structuring tool for addressing the challenges of employability, inclusion, and skills adaptation. For rural training providers, they represent a unique opportunity to innovate, promote local expertise, and strengthen their role in the social and professional transformation of local communities.
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The political framework

Why mobilize European funding for training organizations in rural areas?

Mobilizing European funding requires a long-term strategic vision. It's not just about securing one-off funds, but also about being part of a structured, sustainable development process. To maximize the impact of this funding, it's essential to adopt a multi-year project submission schedule.
Olivier -
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RECOGREEN

The Skills Union in action: Cooperation and innovation for an agile labor market

The adoption of the Competitiveness Compass and the Clean Industrial Deal highlights the crucial importance of skills in economic growth and the sustainability of the European model.
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RECOGREEN

Youth integration in Corsica: tailor-made solutions for a demanding job market

The cross-analysis of the Report of the Regional Health Observatory (ORS) and the Territorial Integration Pact and Program (PTI) of Corsica 2024-2028 highlights the major difficulties encountered by young people
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The political framework

Europe prepares its future budget: have your say now

The European Commission is entering a strategic phase: preparing the next multiannual financial framework (MFF),...
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Strategies and opportunities

The Skills Union: the plan to (re)align training and the labor market

Faced with the major challenges of skills shortages, adaptation to digital and ecological transitions, and the coordination of educational policies, this initiative offers a structured and innovative approach.
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RECOGREEN

RECOGREEN: an innovative initiative for sustainable training in Europe

RECOGREEN focuses on the development of rural areas and the integration of skills needed for green and digital transitions
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The MFRs and Europe can be found in their vision and strategy for rural areas and the youth of today and tomorrow.

Latest publications

Micro-certifications: EPALE's call for more agile, fairer training

Olivier - 0
Micro-certifications are more than just a passing fad: they are a structuring tool for addressing the challenges of employability, inclusion, and skills adaptation. For rural training providers, they represent a unique opportunity to innovate, promote local expertise, and strengthen their role in the social and professional transformation of local communities.

Why mobilize European funding for training organizations in rural areas?

Olivier - 0
Mobilizing European funding requires a long-term strategic vision. It's not just about securing one-off funds, but also about being part of a structured, sustainable development process. To maximize the impact of this funding, it's essential to adopt a multi-year project submission schedule.

The Skills Union in action: Cooperation and innovation for an agile labor market

Olivier - 0
The adoption of the Competitiveness Compass and the Clean Industrial Deal highlights the crucial importance of skills in economic growth and the sustainability of the European model.

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The contributing learner?

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As part of the transnational session in Liège (Belgium) from June 5 to 6, 2023. Some thoughts have been made on the project...

What is structured dialogue?

Alison - 0
The objective of the structured dialogue is to organize existing spaces for debate and participation in order to give voice to young people to enable them to participate actively in the democratic decision-making processes of youth policies.

Live launch of the European Youth Conference

Alison - 0
2 administrators will be present in Strasbourg, a team of videographers will capture the highlights of their discussions with a dozen young people from MFR du Gare, Drôme-Ardèche and St Dié

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