About

Projects for Europe acronym PFE is an ASBL based in Brussels whose priorities are expressed through its activities.

Projects for Europe is a member of Pact for Skills.

Main Purposes

To create initiatives whose purpose is to promote the development of the concept “European” in different cultures;

To contribute to the creation in the youth, the formation of an identity and a European culture;

To act as an entity of promoting and enhancing European artistic and cultural resources with a particular focus on particularly to youth and adults;

Promoting all initiatives of the European institutions aimed at financing, assisting and supporting the development of the European Union to develop economic, social, political and cultural activity on European territory;

We are:

Collaborating with associations, economic legal personalities, foundations, entities, and any other form of heading that may be the beneficiary of economic measures for develop projects that can be financed directly or indirectly, partially or fully by the European institutions, making use of collaborations, studies and necessary advice to achieve the most optimal result;
Writing, managing and implementing European projects in support of European policies. Particular attention is given to themes that promote social inclusion, integration, media literacy, youth, life long learning, lifelong learning and active European citizenship;

Projects for Europe Promotes:

Participation to job fairs and cultural events

Cultural exchanges and mobility

Organizing events, seminars, training, trainings, conferences

EU projects on climate change and green deal

Promoting of EU and international networks for creating and implementing new EU projects

Writing and implementation of EU projects

Support to EU policies

Support to EU educational projects

We are also:

Establishing prizes, scholarships and research contracts in order to be a meeting point and reference for all employees working in Belgium and abroad

Carrying out studies and research

Taking care of the editorial activity both through the press and through the publishing of works from third parties, the results of studies and own research

Realizing, managing, renting, assuming ownership in any capacity whatsoever, purchasing goods movable and immovable property, installations and equipment and materials useful and necessary for own activity

Carrying out banking, financial, securities and real estate transactions, as well as claiming grants, contributions and credits

Favouring, even through subsidies, the development of institutions, associations, which operate for the realisation of objects similar to those of the association or such as would facilitate the accomplishment of the objects of the association

To stipulate acts and contracts, even for the financing of deliberate operations, among which are which and without exclusion of others, short or long term mortgages, the acquisition of property or building rights, real estate, and to stipulate an any convention;
Administer and manage assets owned, leased or held by any of the following way;
Participate in and contribute to the constitution of associations, foundations, consortia and others. associative forms, public or private, to follow the objects of the association;
Constitute or participate in the constitution, as an accessory or instrumental, direct or indirect, for the pursuit of institutional, partnership and/or capital, as well as to participate in companies of the same type;
To carry out any other instrumental or non-instrumental activity, whether ancillary or related to the objects, even of a commercial nature intended for third parties, in a secondary way and not instrumental to the association’s own objects;
Activity of internationalization beyond Europe to create a bridge between different cultures.

Publications

At Projects for Europe, we believe that every project is not just an action, but a reflection of in-depth research, thoughtful analysis, and a strategic vision for the future. This is why we actively work on the creation of publications connected to both our developed and planned projects.

Writing a project, or even just conceptualizing one, is never a simple exercise—it is a process of study, investigation, and refinement. Every initiative we undertake stems from a profound understanding of the European cultural, social, and technological landscape. Through our publications, we share the insights, methodologies, and innovative perspectives that shape our work, making our knowledge and experience accessible to a wider audience.

These publications serve multiple purposes: they document our achievements, inspire future projects, and contribute to a growing body of knowledge that supports innovation and sustainable development across Europe. Whether it’s an in-depth report, a methodological guide, or a reflective essay on the challenges and opportunities in our field, each publication is an extension of our commitment to excellence and impact.

By sharing our research and project experiences, we aim to foster collaboration, stimulate debate, and support professionals, institutions, and communities in developing new, forward-thinking initiatives. At Projects for Europe, we don’t just create projects—we cultivate ideas, document knowledge, and contribute to shaping the future.

Hackathon

At Projects for Europe, we believe in the power of collaborative innovation to address complex societal challenges. Our Hackathons are dynamic, time-bound events where young people, researchers, creatives, policy-makers, and tech experts come together to co-design solutions with real impact.

These intensive sessions foster interdisciplinary teamwork, creativity under pressure, and hands-on problem solving. Whether the focus is on sustainability, digital transformation, cultural heritage, or social inclusion, each Hackathon is designed to empower participants to think critically, act entrepreneurially, and prototype ideas that can scale.

Why Hackathons?

Encourage active participation and ownership of change processes

Translate ideas into tangible outputs, from apps to policy recommendations

Build bridges between sectors, disciplines, and generations

Create a safe space to experiment, fail, learn, and try again

Our Hackathons are often integrated into larger EU-funded projects and tailored to specific local or transnational contexts. They are more than competitions: they are learning experiences, innovation labs, and catalysts for long-term collaboration.

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EU Projects

Voices of Change

Enhancing girls with migration background to cooperate in women policies in the European Consultative Body for Migrant Girls Civic Engagement

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SCHOOLWISE

SCHOOLWISE is a 36-month Erasmus+ project aiming to improve the use of educational data in European schools by developing a comprehensive framework for data literacy, ethical governance, and evidence-based decision-making.

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NARRADRAMA

NARRADRAMA is a European Erasmus+ project that uses storytelling, creative writing, and dramatherapy to strengthen young people’s emotional resilience, creativity, and social inclusion.

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