It was the first project coordinated by the Brújula within the strategic plan developed for the Erasmus plus accreditation in the youth field, and it aimed to create long-term partnerships between organisations with common needs, objectives and values, improving the quality of future joint projects.

‘Tejeredes’ was built around long-term strategic planning and project cycle, and it covered all the different quality features of youth work when building a strategic and shared workflow as a tool for quality improvement of projects and mobilities.

During the exchange, the participants achieved the following goals:

• • • Established contacts and collaborations among organisations from rural areas and working with people with fewer opportunities,
    • Built partnerships for future activities (especially in Erasmus+ and ESC),
    • Mapped and analysed different quality features of youth projects,
    • Defined a strategic and shared workflow for quality improvement of projects and mobilities,
    • Were introduced to a virtual space and tools of cooperation and strategic planning,
    • Exchanged good practices in the field of work with young people with fewer opportunities,
    • Exchanged experiences in youth work in rural areas,
    • Promoted the Erasmus plus programme in the rural areas of Burgos’ province.