During the second year of accreditation, 3 thematic activities were carried out, each spanning 8 days of activities and 2 days of travel, in Ramnicu Sarat, Romania. Our mission, since the first year of accreditation, has been and remains to build a more involved, responsible and active community – a network of efficient consultation and initiative factors. According to the planning, the main strategic objectives aimed at: • Carrying out projects aimed at strengthening the ONIX EUROPE network, through SEM, TC and YE type initiatives and expanding the European partnership; • Implementing projects dedicated to training youth workers to increase organizational capacity and partnership; • Organizing European youth exchanges focused on social inclusion, sport, healthy lifestyle, environmental protection, sustainable development, leadership, sustainability and civic participation. The purpose of the ONIX AT accreditation for the period 2021–2027 is to develop a proactive mentality by consolidating and capitalizing on the ONIX EUROPE partnership network, built on the axis: Connected – Trained – Involved. By implementing the projects in the first year of accreditation, we mainly targeted the category of young people aged between 13 and 30, out of a total of 105 participants, 89 being part of this age group, which demonstrates a common approach to working with young people. General objectives for the 15-month period – met: O1. Expanding the functional network for implementing the ONIX EUROPE partnership, together with 20 partners from 15 states, in Râmnicu Sărat and partner communities, over a period of 15 months. O2. Promoting sustainability in the development of local communities, through non-formal education methods and tools, addressing topics such as: sports, healthy lifestyle, civic participation, environmental protection, skills development and social inclusion, combating hate speech, promoting green and digital attitudes, in Râmnicu Sărat and partner communities, over a period of 15 months. O3. Increasing the level of social inclusion and intercultural communication at the partnership level, by involving 119 young people, youth workers, group leaders, trainers and facilitators, in Râmnicu Sărat and partner communities, over a period of 15 months. O4. Increasing the organizational capacity to collaborate with partners in Europe as well as the management capacity, by implementing coordination and control procedures and mechanisms, to maximize the management process of the activities carried out within the accreditation. Through the activities carried out, we achieved: 1. Developing the transversal skills of young people, in order to increase their chances of insertion on the labor market and their personal and professional capacity. – a very good feedback regarding the developed Youthpass skills. 2. Building a solid and sustainable European partnership, involving 20 organizations from 15 states, united by common needs and objectives. 3. Implementing thematic projects dedicated to inclusion, skills, environment, education, sport and health – initiatives aimed at bringing real and sustainable improvements, step by step, year by year, based on the needs identified in the partners' local communities – 3 activities carried out in Ramnicu Sarat, Romania: 1 Seminar, 1 Training Course and 1 Youth Exchange. 4. Training and strengthening the network of youth workers, able to actively contribute to the development of local communities and to collaborate with the authorities to improve the quality of life. – 105 youth workers and young people involved. 5. Promoting non-formal education as the main tool for civic and community engagement, encouraging the use of its methods and tools by as many young people as possible – over 40 non-formal education methods and tools used. 6. Promoting the values of the European Union in all partnerships, encouraging young people to support the principles of solidarity, equality, tolerance, fairness, non-discrimination and combating hatred, bullying and hate speech. 7. Involving young people with fewer opportunities in all stages of Erasmus Plus projects – both during mobilities and in dissemination and multiplication activities at local level. – 45% of all participants in the youth exchange and 15% of all participants in the 2nd year of accreditation, which proved a considerable improvement compared to year 1.