The members of our project "Shaking the town 3.0" is composed of two partner countries, whose associations are of an associative and non-profit nature, and a promoter organization that is the Youth Association called "Mollina Joven", formed by young people with ages between 16 and 30 years. The main activities they carry out are local and regional, such as cultural, sports, training and social activities. The two partner organizations are the association called "Udruga gluhih i nagluhih Nova Gradiska" of Croatia and the Association "Youth for Equality" of Slovakia. The three organizations have the following general objectives in common, which are fundamental axes of our project: - Encourage the participation of young people in all social spheres, in this project, specifically, through entrepreneurship and the environment as instruments to promote rural development. - Promote youth associations as a concrete element of participation, thereby facilitating the appropriate channels, means and resources. - Promote active and creative leisure, against the consumer and passive. - Promote actions that favor young people's approach to European reality. - Preserve, publicize and defend the natural, cultural and social heritage of our land. - Promote healthy behavior and respect for the environment among young people. Promote the entrepreneurial talent of the young participants. - Make young people see the environment around us as a form of youth entrepreneurship. - Promote creativity and teach participants to use existing tools to encourage it. - Show the possibilities that exist in the rural world to undertake. The main theme of the project is entrepreneurship and the environment as instruments to promote rural development. Through these areas, we want young people to have a relaxed meeting space for their personal and professional enrichment. The methodology used to achieve this is based on the principles of flexibility, coordination, activism, participation and dynamism. In this way, it is intended to favor interpersonal communication between participants through dialogue, providing guidelines that serve to confront and modify points of view, as well as, a collective decision making in a democratic way.