The project aimed to encourage youth entrepreneurship by providing young people with the key skills needed to successfully complete a project, while integrating the values of the New European Bauhaus (NEB). To this end, several objectives were defined: - Multidisciplinary educational tools (management, finance, communication, sustainable development), inspired by projects awarded the NEB Prizes, were created to strengthen young people's personal and professional skills. - The New European Bauhaus initiative and values were promoted via the project website, targeted actions aimed at young people and an active presence on social media. - The training courses set up stimulated initiative, creativity, innovation and entrepreneurial spirit through practical workshops, simulations and debates. - The project promoted European cooperation, the sharing of initiatives and the replicability of social, environmental and community actions related to urban and rural regeneration, thanks in particular to a networking tool. - The involvement of stakeholders (mentors, entrepreneurs, educators) aimed to raise their awareness of NEB and their role in supporting young project leaders.
The launch of this project follows the European Commission's 2020 initiative New European Bauhaus (NEB), which aims to connect the European Green Deal with the daily lives and environments of Europeans. This movement calls for a response to ecological, social and societal issues by working towards the transformation of our societies according to three key values: sustainability, aesthetics/beauty and inclusion. NEBULA is following in the footsteps of this initiative, making young people the leaders of tomorrow's changes based on NEB values. To take advantage of their new vision so that they can respond to societal challenges through entrepreneurial projects. The project aims to raise awareness of the NEB among young people (and all those who can support them), to enable them to acquire the skills to develop a long-term and structured project and to provide them with tools to implement and share their ideas. Training and inspiring young people would thus be a solution for making rural and urban areas more sustainable (to face and adapt to global warming), more beautiful (to make them more pleasant places to live and integrate into) and more inclusive(to make them accessible to all).