The Erasmus+ Results Platform — commonly referred to as the EPRP — is the European Commission’s public database of all Erasmus+ funded projects and their outputs. It is directly accessible to anyone — practitioners, policymakers, researchers and organisations looking for potential partners — and it is where your project’s results must be published as a […]
EPALE — the Electronic Platform for Adult Learning in Europe — is one of the most visited professional communities in European education and training. It hosts tens of thousands of practitioners, policymakers and educators from across all 33 Erasmus+ programme countries. For Erasmus+ projects in the fields of adult education, vocational training and school education,
Dissemination is not optional in Erasmus+. It is a contractual obligation — one that appears in your grant agreement from the moment you sign it, and one whose non-compliance can lead to your grant being reduced. Yet most funded organisations approach dissemination as an afterthought — something to think about in the final months of
The dissemination plan is one of the most consistently underwritten sections in Erasmus+ proposals. Most applicants treat it as an afterthought — a short paragraph mentioning a project website, a few social media posts, and a final conference. Evaluators see this in almost every application they read, and it scores accordingly. A strong dissemination plan
