On 28 February, the EU Commission launched its open consultation on the mid-term evaluation of Erasmus+, and will run until 31 May. The consultation aims to gather comments and perspectives from various stakeholders and the general public on the relevance of the Erasmus+ programme’s objectives, the effectiveness of the measures taken to achieve them and the efficiency of their implementation. It will also gather views on the coherence of the programme and its added value in relation to the challenges and opportunities in education, training, youth and sport sectors, compared to what could be achieved by Member States only. The Platform’s involvement in the programme evaluation continues with the Erasmus+ Evaluation Survey 2016 campaign, the results of which are being disseminated across the institutional spectrum.