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Erasmus+ Survey

The Lifelong Learning Platform organises a yearly evaluation of the implementation of the Erasmus+ programme. The survey aims to provide decision-makers with an evaluation coming from the programme’s direct beneficiaries on what works and what could be improved. The survey contains questions on various aspects related for instance to the application procedures, to the relations with the national and European agencies, the financial rules and the reporting processes.

In 2019, the Lifelong Learning Platform launched the 6th annual review of the Erasmus+ programme implementation and it addressed NGOs and civil society organisations that benefit from or have applied for the Erasmus+ programme.

Read the Erasmus+ Implementation Survey 2019 Results here!

The 2019 Survey Results were made public in May 2020: the main conclusions tackle feedback and coordination from NAs and EACAEA, as well as issues with the application and evaluation processes.

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  • New publication – Erasmus+ implementation survey results

    The LLLPlatform runs an annual review of the Erasmus+ programme implementation amid beneficiaries and civil society organisations. Curious to know what beneficiaries of Erasmus+ think of the programme?

    Following the success of the Erasmus+ implementation surveys from previous years, the Lifelong Learning Platform ran its 2019 Erasmus+ Implementation Survey from 6 September to 14 November 2019. In the same lines as last year’s survey, only European level organisations were targeted and a total of 40 responses were collected. By targeting European […]

  • Launch of the Erasmus+ Survey 2017

    The Lifelong Learning Platform has launched this year’s Erasmus+ Survey! The LLLPlatform makes an annual review of the Erasmus+ programme implementation and shares its results with policy-makers to enhance the application process and the content of the programme. This survey is conducted by the LLLPlatform to evaluate how beneficiaries have experienced the past round of applications of the Erasmus+ programme: we asked targeted European NGOs what they think of the Erasmus+, whether they very satisfied with the new features of the application […]

  • Mid-term evaluation of the Erasmus+ Programme published

    The European Commission has published the mid-term evaluation report of the Erasmus+ Programme. The evaluation builds on over a million responses to questions related to the most well-known programme of the Union, and it establishes itself as the most comprehensive and recent source of evidence.
    The main highlights from the Commission are:

    Erasmus+ is felt as to be supportive in both employment terms and active citizenship
    Evidence shows that Erasmus+ is more coherent, relevant and partly more efficient and simpler than its predecessors.
    The evaluation makes a […]

  • Launch of the Erasmus+ evaluation survey 2017!

    The Erasmus+ Survey 2017 is launched! The LLLPlatform makes an annual review of the Erasmus+ programme implementation and shares its results with policy-makers to enhance the application process and the content of the programme. This survey is conducted by the Platform to evaluate how beneficiaries (like you) have experienced the past round of applications of the Erasmus+ programme: what do you think of Erasmus+? Are you satisfied with its new features? What problems did you encounter? […]

  • Erasmus+ Implementation Survey 2016 Results Campaign

    Our Erasmus+ Implementation Survey 2016 Results are out! The 2016 Survey Preliminary Results were made public on 10 October during the LLLWeek2016 kick-off event in the European Parliament, chaired by MEP Milan Zver, European Parliament Rapporteur for the Erasmus+ Programme. The Platform organises a yearly evaluation on the implementation of the Erasmus+ programme. The survey aims to provide decision-makers with an evaluation  coming from the programme’s direct beneficiairies on what works and what could be improved. The survey […]

  • 2015 – Results of our Erasmus+ Annual Survey


    After the success of its 2014 broad public consultation, the Lifelong Learning Platform launched its 2015 Erasmus+ implementation survey on the 3rd of July. The purpose of this year’s survey was to evaluate how beneficiaries experienced the 2nd round of applications of the Erasmus+ programme. The consultation was closed on the 15th of September after having received 275 answers. This year the survey was published in four languages (English, German, French and Spanish) in order to target the widest […]

  • 2014 – Results of a our annual Erasmus+ survey

    On 28 May 2014 EUCIS-LLL launched a broad public consultation on the new Erasmus+ programme. On 25 June 2014, we received 52 responses from which we based the following report. The results were presented and discussed with EUCIS-LLL members and partners, the European Commission and the EACEA on 30 June 2014. Read the Erasmus+ Survey 2014!

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