= 8,7 m € = 121 m € Total Transnationality = 235 m € = 3,1 m €

disadvantaged youth and young adults - 1st call: 10/2008 3. ESF-Programme „Integration through exchange“ Objective: improve the chances for disadvantaged people on the labour market through traineeships in other EU countries target groups Warum stellen wir uns dieser Herausforderung. Was wollen wir mit Ida erreichen? _______________________________________________________ disadvantaged youth and young adults - 1st call: 10/2008 disabled persons - 2nd call: 09/2010

4. ESF-Programme „Training without borders“ Objective: Provide guidance and motivation for business, trainees and young skilled workers to participate in transnational mobility in VET beneficiaries Warum stellen wir uns dieser Herausforderung. Was wollen wir mit Ida erreichen? _______________________________________________________ 36 regional mobility coaches at Chambers of Industry and Commerce Chambers of Skilled Crafts (one call in 11/2008) Central coordination unit at Association of German Chambers of Industry and Commerce (DIHK) and at the German Confederation of Skilled Crafts (ZWH)

activities 5. ESF-Programme „Transnational Coordination“ Objective: Support Transnational Learning Networks as Chef de file (COPIE, Saviav) or as Partner (Age, Gender, Youth, Impart, Transnationality activities Warum stellen wir uns dieser Herausforderung. Was wollen wir mit Ida erreichen? _______________________________________________________ Organization and financing of external expertise , conferences (catering, travel costs etc.), facilitators et al.

6. Some good results: „Integration through exchange“ Warum stellen wir uns dieser Herausforderung. Was wollen wir mit Ida erreichen? _______________________________________________________

7. More good results: „Training without borders“ 1.500 young Germans spent part of their VT in other EU MS 500 young persons from other EU MS came to DE Employers consider mobilty coaching a succes (evaluation) Chambers announced possible financing after 2014 (sustainability) Warum stellen wir uns dieser Herausforderung. Was wollen wir mit Ida erreichen? _______________________________________________________

8. …but also some Difficulties: „Integration through exchange“ Other MS Member State DE 1.) finances mobility measures for young people living in Germany (final beneficiary: project operators based in Germany) 2.) finances exchange of experience abroad for experts living in Germany (final beneficiary: project operators based in Germany) 1.) generally, other MS does not finance mobility measures 2.) finances exchange of experience in DE for experts based in „Other MS“ (final beneficiary: expert or project operator based in „Other MS“) Warum stellen wir uns dieser Herausforderung. Was wollen wir mit Ida erreichen? _______________________________________________________ transnational action: expert‘s exchange of experience

9. The Future: A transnational mobility programme for disadvanteged persons in Europe? Member State 2 Member State 1 1.) finances mobility measures for young people living in MS1 (final beneficiary: project operators based in MS1) 2.) supports mobility measures for young people living in MS2 (final beneficiary: project operators based in MS2) 1.) finances mobility measures for young people living MS2 (final beneficiary: project operators based in MS2) 2.) supports mobility measures for young people living in MS1 (final beneficiary: project operators based in MS2) transnational action: mobility measures for young people in MS1 and MS2 Warum stellen wir uns dieser Herausforderung. Was wollen wir mit Ida erreichen? _______________________________________________________