The training Course took place in the framework of the 7th Mediterranean University on Youth and Global Citizenship in Hammamet, Tunisia, from the 7th to the 16th June 2019.

The course enabled young leaders with diaspora background or working with diaspora communities to participate more effectively in decision making processes aiming at social cohesion in Europe.

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The training course, which took place in Tunis, raised awareness of Diaspora youth on Global Education (GE), Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and UN Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) on “Youth, Peace and Security”. The capacity building pointed at training participants on better advocating for Diaspora Youth dimension, in addition to explore issues of refugees/migrants from the Diaspora organizations perspective.

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Organized in the framework of the 7^th African University on Youth and Development, in Nairobi, has been the last capacity building activity planned within the Joint Management Agreement (JMA) between the European Commission – EuropeAid Co-operation Office and the North-South Centre. During the training course participants had the possibility to strengthen skills of trainings’ designing and project management competences.

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The training course, which took place in Mollina, aimed to strengthen the cooperation between Diaspora-related organizations in order to increase the number of participants and to share their own projects on Diaspora youth, in addition to get acquainted with the action framework provided by the Africa-EU Strategic Partnership.

The training course succeeded in providing new project management skills for activities on Youth Diaspora dimension and hints for better access to funds.

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The training course has been organized in cooperation with the African Diaspora Youth Network Europe (ADYNE) and Held in Hammamet and in the framework of the 1^st Mediterranean University on Youth and Global Citizenship. The capacity building made participants sharing know-how recommendations related to Diaspora issues and reflecting on the MDGs.

The main outcomes have been the development of new competences on advocacy and on the use of medias as tools for spreading the knowledge of African Diaspora dimension.

In the framework of Braga 2012 – European Youth Capital and in cooperation with the African Diaspora Youth Network Europe, the 3^rd edition of the Training Course  pointed at reinforce the role of youth leaders for the Africa-EU cooperation, by acting as multipliers for the African Diaspora dimension.

Thanks to the capacity building, different Diaspora-related organizations built strong synergies that facilitated the preserving of their partnership.

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In the framework of the 2nd African University on Youth and Development held in Cape Verde, the 2^nd edition of the training course pointed at the empowerment of youth’s role as multipliers for the Diaspora dimension and for the Africa-EU Strategic Partnership in the field of the Youth Cooperation.

The capacity building contributed to strengthen the awareness of youth Diaspora on the Global Youth Work and on the Joint Africa-Europe Strategy (JAES) features.

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The training course, which took place in Almada, aimed at creating a common understanding of African Diaspora in Europe, in order to follow up in practical terms some of the outcomes of the Africa Europe Youth Summit 2007 and  to  contribute to strengthen the political role of young people, youth leaders and youth workers from the African Diaspora.

The main outcome was the Declaration of the African Youth Diaspora Living in Europe drafted by the participants themselves. From this course stemmed out also the African Diaspora Youth Network Europe (ADYNE).

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The work has been developed under the research commissioned to Jacques Rousselot and implemented by the participants at the seminar where it has been presented. The main outcomes were the development of a methodological approach for the mapping activity and a database of diaspora-related organizations.

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The Seminar aimed at promoting the capacity of Diaspora youth to create more inclusive communities through initiatives and policies in the framework of the Global Education. Participants of Diaspora-related youth organizations in Europe gathered together to develop a better understanding of intercultural education, intercultural learning and intercultural competences of diaspora youth leaders. During the Seminar, have been provided a series of competences and tools to youth Diaspora leaders, in order to promote and disseminate principles of GDE to other young people from Diaspora in their community.

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The Focus Group has been the first event on Diaspora dimension in the framework of the Intercultural Learning Exchange through Global Education, Networking and Dialogue (iLEGEND) project. Led by four experts of different Diaspora dimensions, the Focus Group aimed to develop the competences of youth leaders and youth leaders and youth workers to act as multipliers and launch initiatives in the framework of Global Education. In addition, the Focus Group pointed at increasing the policy on youth Diaspora and on Global Education at different policy levels and at contributing to change the mind set and current narrative concerning Diaspora youth and young migrants.

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This three-day seminar, facilitated in partnership with the African Diaspora Youth Network Europe (ADYNE), aimed to raise the awareness of Youth Diaspora on the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and to promote the strengthening of a network of African Diaspora living in Europe as part of the solution for the MDGs Agenda.

As outcome of the seminar, has been published a report titled “From Millennium Development Goals to Millennium Development Wins”. 

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The Seed Funding consisted on a grant allocation scheme which allowed youth leaders, youth workers, experts and trainers to participate in youth exchanges and other Euro-African Youth activities. It also aimed at supporting pilot projects, networking initiatives and political participation of young people within the Euro-African youth cooperation framework.

The Seed Funding scheme financially supported 12 projects focused on diaspora between 2011 and 2015, as of the recommendations of the Youth Summit’s Final Declaration (2007), which advocated for “Increasing the allocation of funds for the development of structures and cooperation mechanisms of the African diaspora in Europe”.

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