September 16-25, 2009 | Kobuleti, Georgia
Youth Exchange "spacing migration, sizing conflict: the think thing"
APD in cooperation with Pax Christi Vlaanderen - PCV (Belgium) organised 9 days lasting youth exchange for 30 young people from Belgium, Spain, Armenia and Georgia on the topics of migration and conflict management.

Youth exchange was funded by the Belgium National Agency of the Youth in Action programme.

September 25 - October 4, 2009 | Kobuleti, Georgia
Youth Exchange "WEAST 2 – United Colours of Europe"
APD in cooperation with AEGEE-Hamburg (Germany) organised 9 days lasting youth exchange on intercultural laerning for 40 young people from Georgia, Germany, Armenia, Ukraine, Belarus, UK, Italy and Greece.

Youth exchange was funded by the German National Agency of the Youth in Action programme.

October 19-25, 2009 | Kobuleti, Georgia
Training Course "Be Active! Make a Change! – Training on Active Participation"
APD in cooperation with Warminskie Mlodziezowe Stowarzyszenie Inicjatyw Kulturalnych (Poland) organised 6 day lasting training course on youth participation for youth workers from programme countries and EECA region.

Training course was funded by the Polish National Agency of the Youth in Action programme.

September 2-9, 2009 | Kobuleti, Georgia
Training of Trainers "FLY - Facilitating Learning for Youth"
APD in cooperation with Digg'Out (Netherlands) organised an advanced training course on the facilitation of learning processes and group dynamics in non-formal education and youth work for youth trainers from programme and EECA countries.

Training course was funded by the Dutch National Agency of the Youth in Action programme.

Handbook "Volunteering in Georgia"

APD published a Handbook for volunteers being hosted or willing to come in Georgia.

Handbook is inspired by the wish to motivate young people to come as European Volunteers to Georgia to experience what will become a lifelong memory.

Therefore this handbook has been made for future volunteers or foreigners planning to stay longer than just a holiday in Georgia.

It raises up practical, cultural and volunteering issues about living in Georgia, because using public transportation may be insignificant in your own country whereas using public transportation here might be an adventure in itself.

Click here to download the PDF version of the handbook.

Partnership-building activity, Manual

This manual is a practical guide for those involved in organising Partnership-Building Activities (PBA) within the Youth in Action Programme (YiA), particularly those working with Eastern Europe and the Caucasus (EECA).

Most tools and methods presented in this manual are both comprehensive and ready to use, as well as being adaptable to readers’ particular needs.

Click here to download the PDF version of the manual.

Cooperation with SALTO Eastern Europe and Caucasus Resource Center
Since 2005, APD in cooperation with SALTO EECA RC is conducting multiplying activities in Georgia about Youth in Action programme of the European Commission.

Click here for full list of the multipliers of SALTO EECA in Eastern Europe and Caucasus region.

December 11-13, 2009 | Tbilisi, Georgia
Georgian Youth Organisations Forum
Active Youth - Active Society
Funded by the Tbilisi City Municipality and co-organised by the Georgian Youth Organisations Forum.

Youth Forum will be organized for the organisations registered in Georgia and working on youth issues in order to discuss actual topics, present different possibilities of funding, establish partnership and work on recomendations for the Law on Youth for the parliament of Georgia.

January 27-31, 2010 | Moscow, Russia
Training Course "Peace Generation"
Trainer from APD will be member of the team of the training.

February 6-12, 2010 | Stip, Macedonia
Training Course "Evaluation of the Projects"
Two members of APD will take part in the training course.

APD offers young people from EU countries, Turkey, Norway, Linchenstein and Iceland volunteering opportunities in Georgia, through European Voluntary Service of the Youth in Action Programme.

For more information please contact our national projects coordinator. e-mail