Erasmus+ / Grants / International Partnerships

European cooperation and international development

International cooperation has become one of the important directions in the development of L.A.B.A.S.

Building International Cooperation & Future Opportunities

Building International Cooperation & Future Opportunities

L.A.B.A.S. brings together communities, organisations and international partners through cultural, educational and collaborative initiatives.

Our experience includes community engagement, international events and participation in European educational projects, including Erasmus+ activities.

We aim to strengthen cooperation between Ireland, Lithuania, other European countries and partners around the world, creating opportunities for youth development, lifelong learning, digital skills, innovation and the exchange of experience.

Our international outreach is also expanding towards Africa, including Namibia, where we are developing contacts and exploring opportunities for future cooperation and joint projects.

Looking ahead, L.A.B.A.S. continues to develop partnerships and new initiatives connecting people, education, technology and sustainable community development.

Local communities and international cooperation
Heritage and innovation

Culture and technology

People and future opportunities

Erasmus+ - Deep Skills (2023-2025)

The Erasmus+ project “Deep Skills” focused on strengthening leadership, collaboration, critical thinking, communication, international competencies, and community development skills.

Participation in Erasmus+ helped L.A.B.A.S.:

Gain international project experience
Strengthen European partnerships

Expand cooperation networks

Develop educational and organisational competencies
Build foundations for future international initiatives

Future Programmes & Initiatives

Erasmus+
LEADER initiatives
Youth and education programmes
Sustainability and innovation projects
Digital transformation initiatives
International incubator programmes

AI, film development and future technology ecosystems