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How Erasmus+ is structured in Ireland

Erasmus+ uses National Agencies (Léargas and HEA) instead of the Managing Authority model. Critical compliance: Mandatory mobility templates defined in Annex 2 of your grant agreement ("Applicable rules to eligible costs") must be completed for every mobility — lack of templates may result in mobilities being deemed ineligible. Final Reports must be submitted within 60 days of project end through the Beneficiary Module system. [Source: Léargas.ie]

How the money reaches an organisation

Every level here can be asked for its own process map. That is the point of yours.

Process maps under this programme

• Erasmus+To send someone to learn, teach or train in another country and bring what they learn home — so that the benefit lands in the organisation, not only in the person who travelled.
• Erasmus+ KA210 — Small-scale PartnershipsTo let an organisation that has never touched EU funding run a real international project at a size it can actually carry — so that a first Erasmus+ application is not also the last one.

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