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SOCIAL IMPACT TEAM AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL

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SOCIAL IMPACT TEAM AT THE NATIONAL LEVEL

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Environmental Sustainability projects

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use this as a basis for attracting local authorities and increasing visibility

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be informed what social priorities different actors and companies have

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database with local and national funding/grant opportunities, as there are different opportunities depending on the context of each city (e.g. Timisoara cultural capital)

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SeCo for applying for different projects and implementing them together, helping the sections that are not legally established yet

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team management, forming and maintaining a team that is managing the project together

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having a large responsibility like accessing funds can be scary

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new volunteers who join are actually very interested in grant writing, in planning and implementing projects - they want to get this out of ESN

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working groups to support this capacity at the local level

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grant writing, lots of workload for very few people at the local level

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look into grants from private companies, based on their social responsibility policies

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More info and guidance on SiEM

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incorporating the project development part in trainings, a practical exercise would help

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ESN organising youth exchanges! :)

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"Promoting Your City and Country as An Erasmus Destination"

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lack of knowledge and experiences

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more trainings on project management and sessions

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the project manager as a strategic position for the development of new projects

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sharing of best practices and seeing what other sections do / what ideas they have

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making local students a part of the welcome days, even if they are not in ESN

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extending events for Erasmus students to local students who are not part of ESN

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needs-based partnerships, using ESNcards

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competing events that have more impact or that are more attractive to the students

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how to promote and showcase our events, having a PR plan to make these look attractive

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lack of partnerships to support us in the organisations of more qualitative events, legal status, not being taken seriously

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hard for volunteers to find a balance and contribute on the longer term

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getting the volunteers on board to help with organising events

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difficulty of engaging Erasmus students with activities that are meaningful for our causes

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lack of engagement from the Erasmus students as we are still recovering from the pandemic, getting them to actively participate and contribute to what we organise

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bad publicity by these competing associations/informal groups

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shady competing organisations that do not have the same purpose and value as us - can become confusing for our target groups and for differentiating ourselves

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the importance of interacting with target groups face to face