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Article 22 Communication and dissemination

United Kingdom

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1.

The Commission, in cooperation with Member States, shall ensure the dissemination of information, publicity and follow-up with regard to all actions and activities supported under the Programme, as well as the dissemination of the results of the previous Lifelong Learning, Youth in Action and Erasmus Mundus programmes.

2.

Beneficiaries of the projects supported through actions and activities as referred to in Articles 6, 10, 12, 17 and 20 should ensure that the results and impacts obtained are properly communicated and disseminated. This may include the provision of peer-to-peer information in relation to mobility opportunities.

3.

The national agencies referred to in Article 28 shall develop a consistent policy with regard to the effective dissemination and exploitation of results of activities supported under the actions they manage within the Programme, shall assist the Commission in the general task of disseminating information concerning the Programme, including information in respect of actions and activities managed at national and Union level, and its results, and shall inform relevant target groups about the actions undertaken in their country.

4.

The public and private bodies within the sectors covered by the Programme shall use the brand name 'Erasmus+' for the purpose of communication and dissemination of information relating to the Programme. For the different sectors of the Programme, the following brand names shall be used:

  • 'Comenius', associated with school education;

  • 'Erasmus', associated with all types of higher education within the Programme countries;

  • 'Erasmus Mundus', associated with all types of higher education activities between the Programme countries and partner countries;

  • 'Leonardo da Vinci', associated with vocational education and training;

  • 'Grundtvig', associated with adult learning;

  • 'Youth in Action', associated with non-formal and informal learning in the field of youth;

  • 'Sports', associated with activities in the field of sport.

5.

Communication activities shall also contribute to the corporate communication of the political priorities of the Union, provided that they are related to the general objective of this Regulation.