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Young women entrepreneurs

2021-1-ES02-KA210-YOU-0000274622021Small-scale partnerships in youthfinalized
Countries: ES|EL|RO|TR|CZ · Grant: €60,000
Entrepreneurial learning - entrepreneurship educationInclusion, promoting equality and non-discriminationSocial innovation

Objectives

To encourage entrepreneurship and unlock the growth potential of European young people, in particular women. Share and collect good practice Women entrepreneurs in Europe. To give tools and methods to a youth workers through the training course to involve young women on entrepreneurship. To improve the the skills of youth workers on providing training and guidance youth women. To develop basic and transversal skills, such as entrepreneurship in young women. To increase the sense of initiative and entrepreneurship on young people.

Background

This project focused on harnessing the considerable energy of European youth, especially women, to encourage entrepreneurship and unlock their growth potential. The goal was to empower women, provide them with the recognition they deserved, and motivate them to create their own businesses, fostering autonomy. Recognizing the existing need to support and motivate women in taking steps towards independence, the project aimed to provide a boost and assistance for women to realize their goals and dreams. The partners had the need to empower Youth Workers with essential skills to assist young European women in realizing their full potential as individuals and active members of society and the workforce. The partnership successfully envisioned and implemented an effective and replicable European-level model for teaching new tools and skills to youth workers, focusing specifically on entrepreneurship. The project recognized that entrepreneurship offered opportunities for traditionally marginalized groups, including young people and women. The shared priority of helping young women was emphasized among all partnership members, reflecting the commitment to fostering inclusivity and empowerment in the community.

Project partners (5)