The Project’s overall objective is to contribute to employability enhancing youth work development in the project consortium member Neighbourhood East countries. It contributes to this objective by 1) strengthening capacities of these countries’ youth organizations’ youth workers (YWs) as of trainers and mentors of other youth workers in youth employability enhancing skills development (including entrepreneurial ones) and 2) by building a network of youth organizations, formal education institutions (e.g. VAT colleges), employment agencies and local municipalities with shared educational resources, and established format of policy dialogue and experience sharing. To achieve these objectives, it builds capacities of the target YWs through series of training courses, builds the stakeholders network through the target YWs’ study tours for observing good practices, through policy dialogue workshops of the stakeholders ( youth organisations, VAT colleges, employment agencies, and municipalities), through developing the web platform for the network, publishing shared educational materials, and organising the final conference. The project’s direct beneficiaries are 20 youth workers (and their sending organisations) trained as trainers, 50 of their trainee youth workers (during the training practices), and 50 of the stakeholder organisations’ representatives participating in the policy dialogue. The project will produce outputs such as 3 training materials’ packages, 2 printed publications of educational materials for youth workers (translated in partner countries languages), 5 memoranda (1 conference, 4 stakeholders policy dialogue meetings), and 14 press releases. The project’s expected results are built capacities of the target YWs and developed network of the stakeholders helping them and their sending youth organisations to spread youth employability enhancing youth work services with strong professional ties to formal education and job-market institutions.