MEET UP! On Wheels is a dynamic regional initiative designed to empower and connect young people across Georgia, Armenia, and Azerbaijan. Over the course of one year, the Eurobus will travel the Caucasus, engaging with youth through interactive workshops, capacity-building activities, and the dissemination of information on European opportunities.

USE-IT stands for no-nonsense tourist info for young people. USE-IT maps and websites are made by young locals, are not commercial, free, and up-to-date. Tbilisi got the update in 2018 with the help of the City Hall.

Taking Action against Hate Speech in the Caucasus! Project CauCAN trains youth workers and young leaders on using the counter and alternative narratives against hate speech for and with young people.

Once a year we organize international football tournament, which brings together our foreign and local volunteers to play football matches in friendly atmosphere of getting to know each other. In 2021, this event was sponsored by Georgian Football Federation and Higher Education Institute Millennium.

The Youth Voyage in Aragvi Adventure Center was a six-day summer camp for Droni’s volunteers, where they learned more about opportunities Droni provides through different programmes of European Union.

EUROPA FAIR was a large scale event in 2019 and 2022 that aimed to show young people in Georgia the opportunities of the European Solidarity Corps and Erasmus+ programme through first-hand, live experiences of young people who had the opportunity to participate in them.

“Cities of YOUTH” is an Erasmus+ project. The main idea is to increase the role of young people in the development of tourism infrastructure ”. The project involves 20 participants and 4 coaches, who will be introduced in stages within the Droni Newsletter.

The ‘EU4Youth Alumni’ network will unite young beneficiaries of EU4Youth, Erasmus+ Youth in Action and European Solidarity Corps programmes and network of YEAs from Eastern partner countries, will build on the enthusiasm and voluntary spirit generated during participation in the non-formal education mobility programmes with the aim to support better engagement of the disadvantaged young people from Eastern Partner countries in the EU mobility programmes.

This project tries to establish a common understanding of youth work in Europe and partner countries. Furthermore, we want to introduce various youth work structures and map realities as well as challenges of the youth work field of Georgia and partner countries. The capacities of youth centers in partner countries and the ability of involved youth workers should be increased.

This was the big day for all music lovers. Everybody who can sing, play or simply make some noise are welcome to go outside and fill the air with sounds. There are no any limits – it does not matter what is your age, nationality and a repertoire. The “Street Music Day” is not only organized in Tbilisi, but in Georgia in general. This festival was found in Lithuania and inspired by one of the most appreciated Lithuanian musicians.