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International Credit Mobility Projects (Key Action 1) An International Credit Mobility (ICM) project is an exchange mechanism between Erasmus+ programme countries and partner countries (see Programme Guide: English version, French version). This programme allows students and higher education staff to benefit from academic mobility. Students can leave from the 2nd year of higher education for a duration of three to twelve months. As for teaching and administrative staff, mobilities vary between five days and two months. Presentation The management of mobilitities is ensured by the Erasmus+ national agencies in the programme member countries. Each higher education institution must conclude one or several inter-institutional agreements defining the framework for sending and receiving students and staff. These agreements set the modalities for academic and administrative cooperation between partner institutions. Credit Mobility: How it Works Erasmus+ programme member countries can participate in all actions, thus promoting wide academic cooperation across Europe and beyond. Programme Member Countries Capacity Building Projects (Key Action 2) Presentation Capacity Building for Higher Education (CBHE) projects are international cooperation initiatives aiming to modernise and strengthen higher education systems in partner countries. These projects concern, in particular, the Eastern and Southern Neighbourhood countries, the Western Balkans, Central Asia, Russia, Asia, Latin America, as well as the Africa-Caribbean-Pacific region.