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Here you will find general information on the project proposal for all programme elements and formats at a glance.

Please use the following form to submit your project proposal for the ASA Programme 2022.

In order to implement the ASA Programme successfully, data must be collected, stored and further processed. Thus, the project proposal form above also asks you to consent to the utilisation of your data. In case you are submitting your project proposal in cooperation with other institutions (e.g. in the global format), please make sure each institution signs an individual declaration of consent to data processing and utilisation. To do so, you can download the declaration form in different languages below.

The programme element ASA gives you the opportunity to propose projects in the basic and global programme formats. The basis format includes a three-month project phase in a country in Africa, Asia, Latin America or South East Europe and the global format a six-month project phase in Germany and a partner country. You can find more information on the offer in the following documents.

For ASApreneurs, you can propose six-month projects. They start for three months in Germany and continue for another three months at a partner institution in a country in Africa, Asia, Latin America or South Eastern Europe. More information can be found here:

Within the framework of ASA Academia (previously: ASA University Cooperation), you can propose six-month projects which, after three months at a university in Germany, will be continued for a further three months at a partner institution in a country in Africa, Asia, Latin America or South East Europe. Please find more detailed information on the specifics of this programme element below:

In the global format, young people from Germany and from countries in Africa, Asia, Latin America or South-East Europe jointly participate not only in the seminars, but also throughout asix-month project phase. Please note the additional information for future partner institutions on financing the global format’s project phases.