ESF transnational calls – Writing and managing calls for proposals

Summary:

The main purpose of transnational cooperation in the ESF is to contribute to the quality and effectiveness of policies and to the delivery of reforms. A transnational dimension has a multiplier effect: it can strengthen capacities to innovate, modernise and adapt to new social and economic challenges, and it can help identify issues and suggest solutions for reforms which can shape and deliver the relevant policy targets. For project promoters, input from foreign partners may enable them to approach challenges in novel ways, to solve problems more efficiently, and to avoid pitfalls during processes of change. Such cooperation has proven its worth over the years.