CEV launches the second edition of the European Volunteering Capital competition and calls for applications from municipalities of any size that support the implementation of P.A.V.E.
European Commission Vice President Viviane Reding has especially welcomed the initiative given that it clearly shows the strong link between European Years 2011 and 2013 and demonstrates CEV’s continued support for cross-border volunteering in Europe.
Following the first edition launched in the European Year of Citizens 2013, Barcelona has been awarded the title of European Volunteering Capital 2014.
The award is chosen from the applicant municipalities by an international jury who assess the extent to which the recommendations as listed in P.A.V.E. are shown to have been implemented.
The Policy Agenda for Volunteering in Europe (P.A.V.E.) in various languages is available here. If the language needed is not there please enquire with the CEV office.
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