Define the audience
Teams identified who should hear about the project and adapted the message to peers, organisations and community audiences.
Activity 05 · Reach
Dissemination & sharing
The project continued beyond the exchange as participants and partner organisations shared its experiences, methods and future scenarios with wider audiences.
Dissemination helped turn individual learning into a shared project legacy. Participants prepared clear messages for peers, youth organisations and local communities, while the partners supported visibility of the results and of the opportunities offered by Erasmus+.
Dissemination flow
Prepare the story
Participants selected photographs, learning moments, project methods and future scenarios that could be communicated clearly and responsibly.
Share locally and online
Experiences and results were presented through peer conversations, local meetings, organisational channels and digital communication.
Document the reach
Partners collected evidence of dissemination, reflected on audience responses and identified opportunities for future cooperation.
Dissemination methods
- Peer-to-peer presentations
- Local meetings and youth events
- Photo stories and participant reflections
- Partner websites and social channels
- Sharing future scenarios and project methods
Expected reach and results
- Greater visibility of the project and Erasmus+ opportunities
- Accessible project stories for young people and organisations
- Stronger communication and presentation skills among participants
- A reusable learning legacy for future youth activities