Discover DYPALL Network
Over 50 civil society organizations and local authorities from more than 30 countries.
A Network that never stops
In DYPALL Network we believe and we are aware of the unique input that each one of the members brings to our joint work. Together, we aim at involving young people in decision-making processes at local level, and thus enabling municipal and regional authorities to address the needs and interests of youth, to engage young
Tools for organizing and managing the work flow
While working in different spaces, it is vital to maintain communication and coordination, and to understand where is everybody with their work. Individual and team work flows are vital to an organization, and the following tools can help us better organize them during this period. Slack Slack is a collaboration hub that can replace email
Tools for facilitating online meetings
When working remotely, it is vital to keep a constant and efficient communication between the team members, and to be able to facilitate meetings in a way that makes everybody comfortable and participative. This gamified tools take bring non formal education methods into online meetings and develop a more effective work relation, even if on
Democracy Reloading: Preparatory Meeting
From the 1st to the 4th of March, DYPALL Network hosted the Preparatory Meeting of the Democracy Reloading Launching Conference, that will officially introduce and launch the Democracy Reloading Online Toolkit for municipalities. Democracy Reloading is a brand of the national agencies of the Erasmus+ Youth Program, grounded in the values and principles of democracy,
“Focus on Youth” Second Transnational Partners’ Meeting
From the 10th to the 13th of March 2020, DYPALL Network participated in the second transnational partners’ meeting of the project “Focus on Youth: Service Design and Co-Creation” in Wrocław, Poland. The meeting was hosted by IDEA Lab Foundation. Medvirkningsagentene (Norway), project coordinator, and Institut za mladinsko politiko, Ajdovscina (Slovenia) and Institute for Policy Research