Town of Tarbena is located in province of Alicante, Valencian Community (Spain). Ayuntamiento de Tarbena is an organisation created in town of Tarbena. It is a public body service located between the mountains and the sea, which makes Tarbena natural destination for tourism, leisure and adventure sports. Tarbena presents an interesting offer aimed at young people with activities canyoning, climbing, caving and hiking. Tarbena City Council works closely with local civil associations, dedicated to objectives such as music, sports or the elderly, but also to rural entrepreneurship or conservation of the historical heritage. They have always been aimed at encouraging young people through non-formal education to develop their activity in their municipality, thus combating the rural exodus and the demographic challenge. However, its other two sectors also stand out strategic: agriculture and outdoor adventure activities. Tarbena has 636 inhabitants and it is located between three valleys and less than 25 km from the beach. Entering “Sa nostra Vall” in Tarbena means opening up to a wide range of possibilities for leisure, relaxation and enjoyment. Beyond the history, art and culture that left the mark of Iberians, Romans, Arabs and other civilizations as they pass through these lands, we find natural resources of great beauty landscape and environment. Its gastronomy is also worthy of time, highlighting the production of sausages, oil and honey. It has several bars and restaurants, authentic Mediterranean cuisine with flavour and rural tradition. Its economy is traditionally based on agriculture, in addition to the production of wicker and palm handicrafts, as well as like woolen clothes. Project Green Train represent a great opportunity for green entrepreneurship in rural areas and can represent valid options for youth employment and self-employment. Youth unemployment remains a major challenge for the European Union. This joins the specific challenge faced by the European rural environment in relation to the demographic challenge (aging of the population, rural depopulation, etc.). In this sense, the European Green Deal and the green economy can represent an opportunity for rural youth to find sustainable job opportunities in the rural environment and motivate people stay in rural areas, not moving to big cities. Project Green Train represents a training course for workers in the field of youth, which worked on promoting rural youth entrepreneurship, improving skills and working methods with rural youth. The main goal was to support participants and youth in the development of their creative and entrepreneurial spirit towards the green economy. The project Green Train involved 24 youth workers from 6 different European countries (Spain, Portugal, Bulgaria, Latvia, the Netherlands and Romania) who physically for 7 days in the municipality of Tarbena, but preparations lasted a couple of months before the beginning of the project. There were a virtual meetings, where partner organisations and participants worked on improving their knowledge about the European Green Pact and entrepreneurship in rural areas. The main objective of this project was to train youth workers to develop knowledge and skills on how to promote and support green entrepreneurship in European rural youth. In this sense, the main objectives of the project were: - Improving the skills and knowledge about green values related to the European Green Pact and the New European Bauhaus; - Improving the knowledge and awareness of workers in the field of youth about the challenges that rural youth face and learn new coping strategies; - Improving the working methods of youth workers who work to promote youth entrepreneurship in the rural environment; - Adapting strategies to promote youth entrepreneurship as an opportunity to improve the youth employment in rural areas; - Promote the green economy as a sustainable employment alternative in accordance with global policies and objectives; - Promote entrepreneurship in innovative and classic sectors, responding to the new "post COVID-19" needs. - Facilitating new youth work techniques and learning according to the non-formal methodologies of the program ErasmusPlus. In accordance with the objectives of the Erasmus+ programme, the project aims to raise awareness about the economic and social opportunities of the European Green Deal and its value as a factor of protection of the environment and fight against climate change. In addition, Green Train was directly linked to the horizontal Priority of the Inclusion and Diversity, approaching them from the point of view of youth unemployment in rural areas, as well as taking in consideration of other types of situations of social exclusion. Also participants were improving ideas for entrepreneurship opportunities for young people in the green economy and taking advantage of the local resources of the rural environment.