Next dates: June 16 and 17, 2024
Place : Le Rocher de Palmer, 1 rue Aristide Briand, 33152 Cenon, France
This training aims to provide trainees with the tools and resources necessary to develop an international cooperation project with a view to responding to European and international calls for tender.
Prerequisites: Interns have functions allowing them to develop cooperative projects.
The training courses are accessible to people with reduced mobility and people with disabilities.
The training takes place in person or remotely. In order to best address the theory and to encourage the drafting of projects at the end of the training, this ‘action training’ is based on the participants’ project ideas, or projects that are already concrete. Expositive and participatory methods are used.
The teaching materials (reference texts, projects and budgets) given to the trainees are adapted to the participants. All documents are sent to each trainee by email at the end of the training course.
Intended for: Managers or employees working on project development, coordination and management in the field of tourism, sport and culture.
European funding programs for cultural cooperation: eligibility criteria, funding circuit, action frameworks
multilateral cooperation projects with other European actors: mastery of the logical drafting framework, construction of complementary ecosystems
budgetary management of European funding: management monitoring and financial reporting
quantitatively and qualitatively the impacts of a European project on the territories of the partners
monitoring the projects selected as part of these programs
Day 1 :
The EU’s logic of action regarding the major issues is presented. The programs for culture and education for the period 2021-2027 are presented. Raising awareness of Horizon Europe programs is carried out. Some European networks suitable for participants are also presented.
Day 2:
Funded projects are analyzed in subgroups. The keys to the success of a project are discussed and analyzed collectively. The speakers take up the key points of methodology.
Day 3:
Participants receive individual training from trainers to adapt their project to the eligibility criteria of the targeted call. The objectives, action plan and impacts of the project are formalized. The partnership is built and enriched. Participants learn to present their project in an artistic way, for its development, marketing and financing strategy. Finally, expert feedback is provided.
The training courses are led by project leaders, evaluators and
consultants who are familiar with the programmes and who set up and manage numerous projects.
Pierre Brini, Support and Training Manager at ALBA
International
Former director of Mezzanine Spectacles and former Co-Director of the European cultural network
European network Banlieues d’Europe, he specialises in European programmes (Leader,
Interreg, Erasmus+, Europe Creative, etc.) and supports 10-15 organisations per year in their international projects, the development of their international strategy and the construction of their economic model.
Sophie GUENEBAUT, President of ALBA International
With a degree in Management, Human Resources and Political Science, she was Director of Zone Franche, a world music network, and administrator of several national organisations. She works to find European funding for numerous cultural, tourism and sports projects and teaches at the University of Bordeaux Montaigne.
Trainees draw up a diagnosis of their organisation with regard to European issues:
● Identification of programmes and partners with a view to submitting an application.
● Drafting of an initial note establishing the context, objectives and partners
of a project in response to a call for projects.
The knowledge acquired is assessed by the quality of the documents produced. At the end of the training, a satisfaction questionnaire and a training certificate will be issued to the trainee, who does not receive a qualification or diploma.
Duration: 3 days, from 9.30am to 5.30pm with a lunch break
Dates: Monday 2 and Tuesday 3 December (in person) at Rocher de Palmer, 1 rue Aristide Briand, 33152 Cenon, followed by a day of individual training
(online), to be determined later with the trainers.
Maximum number of participants: 12
One course: €1,155 net of tax
Both courses (with Course 2 – Local Development): €1,900 excluding VAT
Training organisation activity declaration number: 75331398233
Qualiopi certificate No. 2020/88461.3 dated 09/02/2022
You can contact us throughout the year and we will come to your organisation on a variable number of days to support your teams and help them submit their projects.
Contact Margaux VELEZ
05 57 04 09 72 / contact@alba-international.eu
