In 2015, The EURODOC programme has gathered in total 116 documentary professionals from 27 different countries. 3 one-week sessions took place in 3 different European countries: a first session in Düsseldorf, Germany, in March (with the support of Film und Medienstiftung NRW); a second session in Sintra, Portugal, in June (with the support of ICA); and a last session in Nîmes, France, in October (with the support of the Languedc-Roussillon region).The 31 participants selected (26 with a documentary project in development, 5 as observers from public funds, institutions and TV channels), coming from 18 different countries, has met 45 experts from 14 countries. 2 working groups has been set, an English-speaking group led by Heino Deckert (Germany), and a French-speaking group led by Matthieu Belghiti (France). 3 groups of local producers attended the programme for one session only in their home country.A one-day seminar, led by Sami Kallinen (Finland) was also set during the last session to gather commissioning editors around the question of the Changes of Public Services Media.Projects coherence, scripts expertise, intellectual property, rights acquisitions, development support, budgetisation and financing, coproduction agreements, negociations, production strategy, company management, and the situation of the documentary market, have been studied during the training.The last session has been mainly dedicated to one-to-one meetings between producers and commissioning editors, festival directors, etc, and more than 400 individual meetings took place.The EURODOC team attended several documentary events in Europe: The festival RIDM in Canada at the end of 2014, where a pitching contest was organised under the expertise of Thierry Garrel, who selected there one producer to attend the 2015 programme; the festival Visions du Réel in Switzerland in April for a case study (I Am The People by Anna Roussillon, a EURODOC project from 2013); the Doc Corner in Cannes, in May; the Sunny Side of the Doc in France in June, where a EURODOC presentation was organised, as well as a cocktail for all the network members; and finally IDFA in November where a presentation of EURODOC introduced the Industry Talk on international coproduction, and another cocktail gathered again many members of the network.Today, EURODOC is a network of more than 900 professionnals from 57 countries.More than 220 films have been produced and more than 30 are currently in production.