The 2023 agreement is part of the Mediterranean Institute for Training, Research and Social Intervention (IMF RIS) association's commitment to international openness, in line with the priorities of the Erasmus+ program. It concerns students and staff at levels 6 and 7 in the social intervention sector. Periods of mobility abroad are offered according to the specificities of the professions and academic calendars. Between June 2023 and July 2025, the Institute faced a number of challenges: -Inauguration of new premises combining the head office and the Marseille establishment -Launch of the CFA IMF RIS -Change of President -Two changes of General Management -Overhaul of the finance department and implementation of cost accounting -Staff changes in the teaching and cross-functional teams -Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Research in Social Interventions and Society (LIRISS) put on hold, currently being reactivated -Relaunch of international cooperation with participation in the Youth For Peace project To encourage mobility, the IMF RIS has the following goals: -Encourage mobility for all students and staff, especially for those with fewer opportunities -Develop hybrid mobility when traditional mobility isn't possible for certain programs -Fund mobility primarily in Europe and expand to destinations in the Maghreb -Strengthen communication with incoming and outgoing students. -Raise awareness of sustainable development among participants. -Improve the higher education system on the theme of social intervention. -Integrate the digitization of the Erasmus program into the Institute's processes. -Consolidate existing partnerships and develop new opportunities. -Continue to improve internal procedures for implementing mobility projects. -Set up an optimal agreement management system in conjunction with the finance department. -Take into account the Erasmus recommendations from previous final reports.