Marginalized youth in European rural areas face challenges in finding appropriate jobs and continuing their education in order to advance in life and contribute to society. They are facing unemployment and have no idea how to get out of it. Starting a business in rural areas would be an excellent choice for them. This project intended to create awareness about entrepreneurship in underprivileged areas, as well as to teach adolescents young adults how to discover business prospects in rural areas and generate new concepts. Project "Ruralville" was hosted in Cyprus to promote these ideas. The youth exchange took place within 7 days (including 2 travel days). The project was being carried out by organizations from nations with high rates of youth unemployment (Cyprus, Lithuania, Italy, Greece, Portugal, Romania). The project's main goals were to train and motivate young adults in rural areas who had less opportunity to start enterprises so that they could be self-sufficient and self-reliant. By doing so, they became able to create jobs for other marginalized youngsters in rural areas, resulting in a snowball effect that reduces unemployment and aids in their integration into society. The project pointed out the following objectives managing to achieve its goal: 1. Introduced participants to the fundamentals of rural entrepreneurship and how to share their knowledge with other underprivileged youth; 2. Coached the youths on how to start and run sustainable enterprises in rural areas, as well as the necessary skills; 3. Created innovative enterprise concepts that operate successfully in rural areas of participating countries, as well as display cases of successful rural enterprises to motivate them; 4. Created enterprises that included unemployed/underprivileged communities living in rural areas, reducing rural unemployment and increasing community accountability; 5. Created a ripple effect by persuading other communities to contribute to established enterprises or to start new ones in rural locations.