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Education

Developing an international rural youth

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Details: Friday, 26 February 2010 17:35 Tamsin Morris Hits: 400

A booklet giving advice and guidance on how to involve young people who live in rural areas in international projects has just been published. The booklet has been produced by a network of eight European resource centres who are together known as SALTO - Youth, which stands for Support, Advice and advanced Learning and Training Opportunities. The booklet is designed to encourage young people and youth leaders in rural and remote locations to set up international projects. It sets out the benefits of international projects and provides an overview of how to start organising an international rural youth project. It also contains information on making international links and seeking funding. You can download a copy of the booklet here.