The project Borderline Boardgames, which was coordinated by the Narvik War and Peace Centre was in 2017 named as one of the Erasmus+ programme’s Success Stories.
A Success Story project must, among other things, be a source of inspiration for others through its impact, or contribute to policymaking, achieve innovative results, or have a very creative approach. The committee of the European Commission stated that the project encourages young people to becoming more aware of how to manage their private economy. The also stated that the project had a very interesting website, brochures, videos, and other interesting material of dissemination.
Read more about the accolade at Aktiv Ungdom (Norwegian National Agency of Erasmus+), or see the project results page of the European Commission for details about the project.
