EACEA provides guidance to new Erasmus+ Projects Coordinators at 2023 Kick Off Meeting

EACEA provides guidance to new Erasmus+ Projects Coordinators at 2023 Kick Off Meeting

On 23 January, coordinators of successful projects under the 2022 Erasmus+ Sport Call met online to learn from the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA) about the most important administrative and financial aspects necessary for the successful management of their projects. The EOC EU Office attended the Kick Off Meeting, which provided theoretical knowledge and practical advice on continuous reporting, communication with the EACEA, final reporting, project results dissemination, etc.

The information collected by the EOC EU Office will be duly applied to the management of the GAMES and OCEAN projects, which are both coordinated by the Office. The EOC EU Office will also share all relevant information with its partner organisations. More information and relevant materials can be found here.

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