Our project “Non-Formal Education” made non-formal education methods more popular among the NGO representatives that were working with young people and encouraged them to think of, create and use new such methods in their day-to-day activities. The objectives were: -Stimulate the interaction between the 47 youth workers participating to the activities by providing them space to share experiences, knowledge and learn in a constructive way from the trainers, as well as from each other -Equipping the 47 youth workers with 5 types of non-formal tools (integrative, creative, for intercultural learning, open space and study visit) through a structured programme, thus transferring them valuable know-how -Create a brochure with non-formal education methods designed by the participants, to be spread in schools, youth centers, NGOs, etc of their home communities -Fostering cooperation between the 10 NGOs partnering for this training course by setting up online common resources (official blog, Facebook group) and also future project sketches for future applications Non-Formal Education linked to the following objectives of Erasmus+: General: -the development of European cooperation in the field of youth (2020 framework) -the promotion of the international dimension of youth work and of the impact at this level For the Youth field: -the development of the competences of those involved in youth work through learning mobility and exchange of experience -the promotion of cooperation between organizations active in the field of youth, aiming to increase the quality of the learning processes For the Key Action 1 (youth): -supports the youth workers to develop concrete competences -supports the professional development of the youth workers -increases the network of contacts of the participants -increases the international dimension of the partner NGOs and also their overall attractiveness -promotes non-formal education methods as a stimulus for cooperation