The Ruralville project originated from the ambitions of a group of young individuals motivated to develop a community centered on addressing the decline of rural areas and supporting the emerging urbanization process among the youth. However, these issues are not only evident in our communities. Numerous studies have highlighted the challenges and cultural declines being faced by many countries worldwide. Previously examined study papers identified that Sakartvelo is marked by a combination of embracing urbanisation and preserving distinctive rural features. On the other hand, numerous worries were expressed regarding the rapid urbanisation of rural areas and the loss of traditional rural identities. The Netherlands' rural development status was quite strong in comparison to other nations, but it was not without its own difficulties. These include a declining rural population, few employment prospects, and an urgent need for increased funding for rural services and infrastructure. According to the Council of Europe's study on youth in rural areas, young people living in remote and rural areas frequently face obstacles like a lack of money for necessities, an underdeveloped job market, little chances for personal development, and a lack of basic amenities and healthcare services. Furthermore, according to reports from Eurostat, people who live in rural parts of the EU are more vulnerable to poverty and social exclusion than people who live in urban areas, such as cities, towns, and suburbs. As a result, young people are moving steadily from rural to urban areas. Rich, genuine customs that have been developed over many generations are gradually disappearing as a result of this movement. By empowering young individuals with the tools to navigate the complexities of urbanisation processes and their’ impact, we endeavour to create a common understanding of how to improve livelihoods, contribute to overall economic growth, conserve natural resources, and promote cultural traditions. Also, to allow youth to explore new pathways for local growth and support the recognition of creative and innovative methods to support rural regions,. We set up a self-organised, open-minded, and creative environment for 50 participants from 10 countries to cooperate in pursuit of the following project objectives: 1. To provide and foster the exchange of more information with urban youth about ethics, different religions, and philosophies, and to discuss how these three topics affect people's lifestyles and cultural heritage; 2. To deepen participants' interest in exploring authentic parts of the world and assist them in preserving the values of urbanisation while preserving their distinguishing features, traditions, and customs through the use of modern tools and techniques that are accessible to all; 3. To assist participants in dispelling stereotypes about various ethics, religions, and philosophies through direct communication with rural residents while working with individual thinking style; 4. To support rural residents in understanding current attitudes and concepts of ethics, religions, and philosophies of urban residents while fostering understanding of the meaning of urbanization and rural development while comparing ways in which ethics, religion, and philosophy are relevant to urbanization and rural development; 5. To increase access to cultural and creative tools, as well as to aid in the implementation of rural development ideas.