City of Jyväskylä is presently applying for funding within the Interreg Baltic Sea Region programme which offers co-funding of 80% for public authorities. Our aim is to decrease inactivity of young people and young adults through proven business driven innovation model and gamification. We are looking for 2-4 public authority partners who wish to learn from their peers on how to combat the challenges of human wellbeing using gaming related know how and pilot a low cost, high impact strategy to tackle social challenges.
If you are interested in collaborating, we would need a quick email back already by 12 April. This initial expression of interest does not create any obligations and is not binding.
More information: https://ubc.net/download/907/1/45782/active-youth_interreg-baltic-sea-region-core-project-proposal_april-2024.pdf