On October 13, within the framework of the “Step Forward” project, an online meeting was held between the initiative “Darchi” and youth non-governmental organizations operating in Georgia.
The purpose of the meeting was:
- To get to know the organizations participating in the meeting;
- Introduction to the mission of the initiative and implemented projects to youth organizations;
- Sharing of motivational, informational, and educational resources created within the framework of “Darchi” projects.
- Introduction of the project “Act for the youth integration!”;
- Discussion of topics of podcasts planned in the near future and joint recording;
- Enhancing relations between organizations and planning future cooperation.
The main aims of the project “One Step Ahead” are: Empowering youth workers and promoting social entrepreneurship; Creating and testing new ways of teaching Social Entrepreneurship; Creating innovative teaching methodologies, implementation, and promotion in partner countries; Sharing best practices and experiences, between the organizations that are working in the same field; Creating recommendations for the law makers to help the sector develop.
The “Stay” team thanks each organization for its involvement.
introduction to the project activities 
” Act for Youth Inclusion” is a hybrid project that combines a series of online webinars for German, Georgian and Armenian youth (in English), as well as physical, individual and team activities.
The project’s main goal is to promote young people’s involvement in solving local problems through youth activism. 
Caucasus youth Nexus from Georgia“ CaYNex
” International Center of Youth Empowerment and Cooperation” from Armenia @IC-YEC
Euro-med youth Federation from Germany Euro-Med Youth Federation e. V. 
The webinar was full of interactive activities, including a question-and-answer opportunity as well as engaging discussion with participants..
Erasmus+ projects are ongoing smoothly and successfully.
Within the framework of the program, 1-9 April 2022, the training course “Social Entrepreneurship for Social Inclusion and Sustainability” was implemented in Bakuriani, Georgia. 
Up to 30 young people from the European and Eastern Partnership countries participated in the project. Those countries included: Georgia, Armenia, Germany, Moldova, Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Turkey, and Ukraine. Considering the current situation, Ukrainian youth attended training online, via the Zoom platform.
the project also aimed to promote the cultural exchange between youth and foster diversity and tolerance as core values. In this regard, cultural evenings have been particularly noteworthy, during which the representatives of each country (including online participants from Ukraine) had the opportunity to represent their traditions, culture, music, or cuisine of their country to other participants.
Within the framework of the Erasmus + program, on 10-16 March was implemented a youth exchange project “Critical Power” in Vilanova De Arousa, Spain. 20 young people participated from different countries: Georgia, Romania, Belarus, Poland, Malta and Greece.
It is especially noteworthy that the training was led by a Ukrainian trainer, who shared with the participants important tools for deterring propaganda and identifying false / true information.
One of the most important components of the project was the presentations of organizations and exchange of cultures between young people. Notable are the cultural evenings, where representatives of each country had an opportunity to share history, traditions, culture, music and cuisine of their own country to the other participants.