ERASMUS+
Willingness to activate international exchange projects through the European program.
We are excited to announce that Officine Condivise is now actively involved in Erasmus Plus projects and open to new collaborations! We are ready to step up and contribute with our expertise.
If you are looking for partners for your project, you can have a look and download our PIF (Partner Identification Form) directly from our page.
We look forward to building new opportunities together!
2025
National and international entities
European Union
various
Projects
Regeneration and new opportunities
A local development project based on the repurposing of public-use spaces and artisan pathways.
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Youth in the Artisan workshop
The Youth in the Artisan workshop project seeks to prevent school dropout and labor market exclusion, or to reduce their impact when preventive measures have not been successful.
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San Paolo Center
The San Paolo Center project aims to foster educational values by offering a wide range of sports and extracurricular activities, addressing two key areas.
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Ar.Te.Co.
The project turned Officine Condivise into a vibrant hub where art and community meet.
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Spaces and Resources
First project aimed at designing and creating the association’s spaces while promoting the local network.
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Artisans and Territory
Project for the revival of traditional craftsmanship through hands-on learning workshops
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CONNECTEEN
Project for combating educational poverty and preventing school dropout.
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NE-EXIT
Project for preventing and contrasting the NEET phenomenon in Sardinia and Piedmont.
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Toolgether
Workshops for the youth of the Municipality of Sassari focused on socio-cultural and socio-educational engagement.
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Baldè
Workshop-based socialization programs for youth and migrants in the city of Sassari.
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Ideas and Worksites in motion
Regeneration of abandoned spaces through community engagement and craft training.
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A game for the future
Workshops in elementary schools focused on socialization for the creation of board games.
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