Work packages
Project activities
Identity Decode is delivered through four interlinked activities running across the project's 13 months, led by different partners and feeding into a shared set of multilingual, open-access outputs.
Ensure structured coordination, quality assurance and Erasmus+ compliance throughout the 13-month project, while building capacity in less experienced partners.
Leading organisation
BV NeMO e.V. (Germany)
Participating organisations
- TCPD (Bulgaria) — Internal Evaluator
- Fundacja Ornament (Poland)
- IYSEDA (Türkiye)
Target group
- Project Management Team members across all four partner organisations
- Internal Evaluator (TCPD) and Project Coordinator (NeMO)
- National Agency (JUGEND für Europa)
Sub-activities
Tangible results
- Signed Partnership Agreements
- Project management office and shared Task File
- Implemented monitoring, risk and dissemination plans
- Mid-term and final reports for the NA
- Implemented accessibility and eco-friendly plans
Intangible results
- Built capacity of less experienced Erasmus+ partners (NeMO, TCPD) mentored by ORNAMENT and IYSEDA
- Shared culture of inclusion, accessibility and sustainability across partners
Quality indicators
- Quarterly PMT meetings held; minutes archived
- Indicator progress reviewed at every work-package gate
- Risk register updated at least monthly
Develop a Competence-Based Youth Work Practitioner's Guide that equips youth workers with structured, practical tools to address emotionally sensitive, identity-focused disinformation.
Leading organisation
Training Centre for Personal Development (Bulgaria) & BV NeMO e.V. (Germany)
Participating organisations
- Fundacja Ornament (Poland)
- IYSEDA (Türkiye)
Target group
- Field youth workers from partner organisations
- External experts: psychologists, pedagogues, educators, social scientists, youth-work trainers (open call)
Sub-activities
Tangible results
- 20 youth workers contribute to institutional self-reflection (5 per partner)
- 4 country landscape analysis reports + 1 Summary Needs and Gaps Report
- 1 ETS-aligned Youth Worker Competency Matrix
- 12 external experts validate the matrix (3 per partner) + 1 Summary Validation Feedback Report
- 1 Practitioner's Guide with theory, training tips and 2 ready-to-use workshops
- Guide available in 5 languages (EN, DE, BG, PL, TR)
Intangible results
- Improved ability of youth workers to lead identity-aware, emotionally safe dialogue
- Organisational capacity to embed ETS-aligned methods
- Stronger cross-border networks countering anti-democratic narratives
Quality indicators
- Reflection reports reveal gaps in emotional safety and identity-sensitive facilitation
- ≥ 90% of experts confirm ETS-alignment and relevance
- Guide structure rated clearly organised and context-adaptable
Inclusion & safeguarding
- Diversity in youth-worker and expert selection (gender, experience, background)
- Outputs designed for accessibility per the Web Accessibility Directive
Train youth workers, pilot both workshop formats with young people and external youth workers, and integrate feedback into the final multilingual Practitioner's Guide.
Leading organisation
Fundacja Ornament (Poland) & BV NeMO e.V. (Germany)
Participating organisations
- IYSEDA (Türkiye)
- TCPD (Bulgaria)
Target group
- 8 youth workers from partner organisations (1 experienced + 1 less experienced per partner) at the LTTA
- 60+ young people (15 per partner) in piloting, with at least 12 with fewer opportunities, aged 16–24
- 20 external youth workers (5 per partner) in national testing
Sub-activities
Tangible results
- 8 partner youth workers trained at LTTA
- 60 young people engaged in piloting (incl. 12 with fewer opportunities)
- 20 external youth workers in national testing
- Piloting & Testing Report integrated into the final Guide
- Final multilingual Guide updated with tested, adaptable methods
Intangible results
- Enhanced ETS-aligned skills for identity-aware, anti-discrimination, democracy-relevant youth work
- Greater youth-worker confidence to counter identity-based disinformation
- Improved emotional-safety practices in participating organisations
- Stronger professional links between partner and external youth workers
Quality indicators
- ≥ 75% of youth workers report increased ability to guide identity-sensitive discussions post-training
- ≥ 75% of young participants report emotional safety and relevance
- Testing feedback confirms high transferability and flexibility
Inclusion & safeguarding
- Selection prioritises fewer-opportunity participants
- Gender balance and diversity ensured
- Safeguarding framework: informed consent, GDPR-compliant data handling, de-escalation protocols
Ensure wide-scale usability, visibility and long-term use of project results among youth workers, organisations and local stakeholders.
Leading organisation
BV NeMO e.V. (Germany)
Participating organisations
- Fundacja Ornament (Poland)
- IYSEDA (Türkiye)
- TCPD (Bulgaria)
Target group
- Youth centres and youth organisations
- Public institutions, local authorities, educational institutions and cultural centres
- NGOs and community groups in human rights, anti-discrimination, intercultural dialogue and social inclusion
- Academic communities — researchers and educators
- General public
Sub-activities
Tangible results
- 1 project microsite hosting open-access resources for at least 3 years
- 4,000+ total microsite visits during the project lifetime
- Project hashtag reaching 10,000+ users across platforms
- 48 publications / articles / newsletters (12 per partner)
- 8 success video stories from youth workers and young participants
- 4 multiplier events with attendance of at least 100 stakeholders
Intangible results
- Increased visibility of identity-aware, emotionally safe facilitation methods
- Strengthened organisational capacity to integrate the Guide
- Greater stakeholder commitment to addressing identity-based disinformation
- Expanded cross-sector dialogue across youth work, civic education, NGOs and public institutions
Quality indicators
- Event feedback confirms the Guide supports inclusive, emotionally safe facilitation
- Multiplier-event participants express intention to apply the Guide
- Partners observe increased external interest after publications and events
Inclusion & safeguarding
- Accessible venues for participants with disabilities
- Digital content follows WCAG
- Reusable / recyclable event materials; digital invitations and feedback via QR codes
- Venues chosen for public-transport access