Erasmus+ (English version)
Fredensborg Libraries holds an Erasmus+ accreditation under the EU program for learning and skills development. This accreditation enables us to apply for funding for professional study visits, courses, and collaborations with libraries and cultural institutions in other European countries.
The objective is to acquire new knowledge and best practices, thereby strengthening the services the library offers to the public. Through interactions with colleagues from other countries, our staff gain inspiration for new approaches to reading, community building, digital literacy, sustainability and inclusion activities.
We focus specifically on three key areas:
- Inclusion, community, and well-being – exploring how the library can contribute to strong communities and reach citizens with diverse needs.
- UN’s Sustainable Development Goals – examining how we can communicate and translate the 17 goals into local activities and learning opportunities.
- Digital and democratic literacy – focusing on how we can strengthen citizens' digital skills, critical information literacy, and understanding of new technologies.
The goal is simple: to provide the residents of Fredensborg Municipality with an even better library by leveraging new knowledge, international perspectives and the continuous development of our services.
Would you like to know more?
If you would like to learn more about the Erasmus+ initiatives at Fredensborg Libraries, or if you are interested in a potential collaboration, please contact our Erasmus+ Coordinator, Rune Nøhr Christiansen.
